well to the north that could impact part of the region. we will talk about that later on. but first lets talk about the chill. right now in philadelphia it is only 17. allentown 15. mount pocono nine. wind still between ten and 15 miles an hour now becoming southeasterly, and even with that wind, which isn't that harsh, temperatures are cold enough to make it feel like it is in the inning will numbers and bee he low zero. on the sky deck it feels like four. poconos feels like one below and reading it feels like it is two. this evening it the is going to be quite chilly. let's take you live to meteorologist kate bilo now she's in upper cash i checking on the the very cold commuters but i'll tell you katie bet things are moving slowly at this hour. >> reporter: kathy, you cannot really see a lot but peoples eyes as they walk past everybody that is scarves over their face, hats gloves. i have two a pairs of gloves on right now and i can still feel the cold on my fingertips. i want to talk to my friend here. if you are completely bundled up, how does it feel here

tonight. >> it feels kind of cold. >> kinda cold. >> reporter: that is an under statement don't you think. >> yes. >> reporter: how many layers are you wearing here. >> two or more. >> reporter: i have five layers on and i'm freezing. you are tougher then i am. thanks very much. the lets look at what the rest of the night hold out and about take a look here at our evening planner here. good news is temperatures are gradually rising tonight. we will see temperature around 18 degrees a at 7:00. the it will feel like three. holding at 18 by 9:00 and we will get 1 degree back. nineteen by 11:00 o'clock tonight. feeling a little bit milder. warmer air coming in a as that clipper system moves by to the north what to expect as we move through overnight and early morning hours. those temperatures do rise as cloud increase snow showers mainly off to the north but any spot that does see a brief snow shower or squall tomorrow morning could see some reduced visibility. back here live we're in upper darby by 69th street terminal. people are just truck to go get where they need to go getting inside on the cbs-3

mobil weather lab, it is 18.5 degrees. we will take that half as long as we can get it. reporting live, i'm meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good kate bundle up. thanks very much are. here withstand those tough questions and work outside. this brave vendor set up shop on spring garden street and among items he was selling today winter essentials like hats and gloves. >> even with this thing on i have to stay like moving around. if i'm in the doing something i have to go get a set of push-ups jump up there and do some push-ups real quick. if i tan still too long, i will be like wow, getting kind of cold. >> we know the feeling. you have to keep moving. in doubt he is looking forward to some warmer weather. for more on how you to stay safe during this bitter blast we have put together a cold weather survival filed and you can find it on our web site at cbs philly.com. breaking news this afternoon, the philadelphia inquirer reports that a grand jury is recommending

pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane face criminal charges. she is involved in an investigation about leaked testimony from a 2009 grand jury reportedly designed to embarras political enemies. the inquirer quoting people familiar with the decision. our todd quinones is live from the news center with some breaking details, todd. >> reporter: chris, the inquirer report centers around allegations attorney general kathleen kane leak secret grand jury information to the sister paper the daily news. the right now of course, we are working to confirm this report but so far the the attorney general's office has yet to comment. kane a's attorney released a statement which in part says i cannot confirm the posted reports in the philadelphia inquirer of any presentment issued by the grand jury regarding attorney general kathleen kane. if such is the case, then it is my understanding that it is up to the montgomery county district attorney to make a judgment a as to whether proceed against the attorney general. the attorney general has done nothing wrong or illegal and to my knowledge, there is no

credible evidence that she has. she told the truth to the grand jury at all times. i hope the district attorney will reach the same conclusion. now all of this stems from a 2009 grand jury investigation involving allegations against a former head of the local naacp jerry mondesire. no charges were ever filed in that case. the a as of right now the montgomery county district attorney risa vetri furhman has not commented. also in his statement, kane's attorney questioned if the leak to the inquirer about the alleged grand jury decision is a violation of the state grand jury secrecy act. of course we will continue to follow this breaking news story and update with you any new information as we get it. reporting live from the news center, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, developing right now a suspect whom authorities say ran over a philadelphia police officer with a carries now under arrest. the it is a story you saw first here on "eyewitness news". "eyewitness news" reporter

justin finch is live at police headquarters with the latest justin. >> reporter: jessica, this afternoon police said they would find their man and now this evening it appears that they have. having tracked down a suspect driver and car they say he used to mow down that office they are afternoon in strawberry mansion. from the sky chopper three looking down on the man in cuffs, likely driver of this chevy impala police said was used as a weapon begins the the officer thursday morning. >> the male inside he was the only person inside. >> reporter: inside that impala, that the officer and his partner pulled off at corner of 32nd and susquehanna for a traffic stop at 11:30 a.m. police say. >> when they went to run the tag, it came back to another vehicle. >> reporter: driver gave vague a answers so they went back to that car to run the the ohio tag. the different car. the the officers then approached the impala with him near, the driver tried to speed away, and hearing safety

the the officer reached for his weapon. >> the officer drew his weapon ordered him out and male in question grabbed the officer's gun, tried to pull him inside the vehicle. >> i heard a gunshot. a gunshot. then i heard a little car speeding off. >> reporter: that neighbor overheard the getaway but didn't see the impact a running over couchmer's leg. police say the shot he fired was so that he could free himself from danger. the his bullet hit this blown out window. within hours impala was found and man to be believed driving was found too. he was seen being taken to temple university hospital. as for that officer we know that he should recover. the we are told his leg is not even broken just badly bruised and hurt. we know the officer couchmer is 32 years old and five-year vet of the force. live at police headquarters i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. now to bucks county where a 48 year-old man is feared dead after the collapse of an industrial cile owe. this happened overnight, at

riverside industrial complex just off of route 13 in bristol township. our matt rivers is live at the scene. he has got latest on the investigation, a matt. >> reporter: chris, 50 or 60 emergency personnel have been on the scene here since just after 4:00 a.m. now entering their 13th hour of searching for 48 year-old tony gabriel. >> there is no chance have of survival at this point. >> reporter: blunt word came shortly after 10:00 a.m. emergency officials announcing the likely fate of 48 year-old tony gabriel. they say he was working near a cile owe filled with dry concrete when just before midnight it collapsed. >> hundreds of thuses of pound of dry cop create rushed down like and avalanche and buried everything in its sight. >> reporter: including trailer tony was working for sillv icon create. it wasn't until hours later when a a police officers spotted the collapse that rescue crews were called in. >> we didn't find out nothing until police came to his house at 3:30 this morning and said that they could not find him.

>> reporter: tony's brother john waited with the rest of the family as 50 to 60 rescuers spent their day searching, initial hope of survival quickly faded in the cold and dry concrete, crews unable to get to him quickly. >> there is so much debris, thousands of pound of steel thousands of pound of dry cement over 10 feet high. >> reporter: meanwhile tony's family mourns someone they called a good man who work at this site for 30 years. >> he had so many friend. so many people here. i just want my brother. >> reporter: this is not the first time that the concrete company has dealt with the worker related death. according to federal record back in 2006 a welder working on a water tank belonging to the the company died when that tank exploded. the company then settled a wrongful death lawsuit with that victim's family for ten million-dollar. a as for today's collapse no word yet on its cause. we are live from bristol township tonight, hot matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". police continue to search for two gunman accused of killing 12 people at paris offices of the satyrical newspaper. there are reports that the gunman brothers also robbed a gas station north of the city. here's cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh. >> reporter: heavily armed security teams searched villages from house to house in northeast france, after two men resembling the terror suspects robbed a nearby gas station. authorities are concerned that fugitive brothers said and shariff kouachi will a attack again. they are accused of massacring 12 people at paris offices of charlie hebdo a satyrical newspaper that poke fun at islam and other religions. third suspect an 18 year-old surrendered to police. witnesses say gunman claimed allegiance to al qaeda in yemen during the the attack. >> the individual probably received training and we saw that yesterday in the military style, commando style attack

very sophisticated. >> reporter: it was a day of national mourning a across france. at noon a moment of silence was observed outside notre dame cathedral and throughout paris. near the the shooting scene people are placing flowers and wine at a makeshift memorial, many are still stun. >> taking the the metro, it has been totally silent. most noise has been from the bells. >> reporter: in the evening the lights at eiffel tour were turned off for five minutes in tribute to the victims. alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a terrifying trip for a family when their van slams in the the back of the big rig and dragged for 16 miles. we will hear the calls to 911. out break of the measles linked to a disney theme park and health officials say it could spread. it is flu season, we know that and one drug that can treat it is in high demand but how easy is it to get tammy

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land or disney california adventure park in anaheim. there are three more suspect cases in california. health officials believe that an infect person unknowingly spread that disease throughout the park. also on the cbs-3 healthwatch with the flu continuing to spread doctors around the philadelphia region say there have been sporadic shortages of the flu drug tamiflu. >> lets get more from our health reporter stephanie stahl. >> we have tamiflu. >> reporter: calls to doctor's offices are mounting, patientness search of the flu drug tamiflu, it can shorten duration and severity of influenza which is an epidemic and especially bad in some parts of the area a lot of the pharmacies in the the area are unable to provide it for our patients. >> reporter: doctor david targan with main line health says with flu now widespread is there a greg demand for tamiflu and it can be hard to find. it is prescribed for not only patients who have the flu but also as a pro faux lactic to say a family member to help stop the spread of the flu. >> we are seeing whole families coming in for

tamiflu, either one member has the flu and the others are also getting tamiflu for treatment. so we are moving through it. >> reporter: tamiflu comes in different formulations and strengths, statement from the maker, genetech says in part we anticipate having ample supply from time to time spot shortages may occur in local areas. >> the the most important things for treatment rest, supportive care and just doing what your grand mom would tell to you do and drink plenty of soup. >> reporter: good old chicken soup right. we have check with a few pharmacies in the region. walgreens says it has tamiflu here. cvs says they have experienced intermittent shortages of the liquid form. and doctors are being urged to only write tamiflu prescriptions for high risk patients. we have more information about all of this, including where you can find tamiflu cbs philly.com, click on health and we will keep you posted on twitter and facebook. >> chicken soup is good, tamiflu might be better. >> yes steph thanks very

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it that is kind of cold where your face hurts and ache. >> you can see your breath. >> we're way past that. >> and it kind of freezes. it is pretty bad. good news is wind are subsiding a little bit. cold we can handle wind is a different story. wind shifting southwest and warmer wind for us. temperatures will gradually rise overnight the but if it is 19 or 22, we will remain and not feel that different. one place we love the cold is jack frost big boulder. we can make a lot of snow, were not a lot of energy. we're going to be seeing more of that packed powder over next couple of days and mother nature may provide overnight with another clipper in the poconos, that is. the not so much for philadelphia. lets take a look at our live neighborhood network at a beautiful sunset. the this is middletown ship high school, cape may courthouse. temperature only 16. our most beautiful sunsets

happen during the real clear skies of the season. of course, winter season has not disappointed as far as that is concern. temperatures around the region we're pretty cold today. high temperature at international airport, so far the temperature is 19, the high temperature in trenton 19. dover international the speed way 19. drexel hill and upper darby high 18. you can see not a big variety in temperature from north to south, the region is the the wind. it mixes up the atmosphere. temperatures will not the vary that much. you can see cloud moving in ahead of another front moving our way a head of that southeasterly wind boosting temperatures tomorrow. you can see snow associated with low pressure. another clipper this ride to the north. best chance of seeing a snow shower will be in the poconos, tomorrow. possibly as much as an inch to the north and west. we can see a few scattered snow showers. right now in philadelphia, 17, 15 in allentown. poconos it is only 9 degrees. wind chills in the single numbers. but it could be worse. consider this buffalo is at

13. as you you go farther north and west chicago at ten. cleveland at nine. north dakota only 8 degrees. we can always find it being colder. tomorrow with that southeasterly wind we will be up to temperatures in the 30's. that clipper goes to the north. we will get cold again with a reenforcing shot have of cold air by saturday. this is what it will feel like friday morning. poconos five below to five above. lehigh valley and extreme northern and western suburbs zero to ten. city a and suburbs will feel between ten and 15 tomorrow morning and southeastern delaware and of course jersey shore between 15 and 20. these wind chills will be a little bit more manageable then they were today. overnight low temperatures 16 degrees and rising. tomorrow morning snow shower to the north and west possible, ab wear of that high temperature 34 with wind chills in the teens and also 209's during the day. in your three day forecast, saturday, cold again with wind chills in the single numbers the teens better half of the weekend sunday in the quite as harsh looking forward to that. that is very latest from the weather center, we will have more on the cold coming up, we

will take a short break and we will be back with more news af

. will cosby took the stage last night this as his cosby show co-star felicia rashad is speaking about her belief that there is a an orchestrated plot to destroy the comedian's legacy. >> michael yo from the insider joins us from los angeles with more. >> reporter: chris and jessica felicia remains adamant in her belief that is there an orchestrated plot to destroy the comedian's legacy but what would be the the motive. here's the the insider in 60 seconds. >> i did talk to him toward the beginning of all of this, and his common theme was the internet has given some

anonymous people a very loud voice. >> bill's tv wife on the record and making it clear she believes someone or some group, could be behind the sex scandal that continues to plaque cosby and his legacy. >> someone has a vested interests in preventing mr. cosby to return to network television. >> reporter: also the people choice award. >> kailly and big bang theory were the big winner the beauty just celebrated her one year anniversary with her hubby, congratulations. >> i had sinus surgery really romantic. it was so hot. so hot. >> reporter: award night highlight, big wins for melissa mccarthey and amy adams who got teary eyes presenting ben afflict with the humanitarian award. >> thank you much. >> chris and yes, sir cars red carpet was rolled out for sunday's golden globes. we will bring you all that action, right here, on monday, back to you guys in the

studio. >> a lot of us looking forward to the golden globes. >> is there word there might be drones there, michael. >> oh, yeah, everyone is buzzing about the drones. they started this latest trend. do you remember the selfie. that is so last year. this one is called a droney think of it as a selfie from the sky. i'm being serious. it will be huge. all of the celebrities will be doing it. >> i want a droney good drones at the golden globes. we will be looking for them. we will look for you on the insider tonight. thanks very much. inn identifier tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. coming up in the next half an hour a normal ride home suddenly filled with panic and fear for one family when they hit a big rig and were drag for 16 miles. hear their call for help as they sped down height way. also there are new developments tonight in the ray rice investigation and what the nfl knew or didn't know about this video. then new at 6:00 challenging chris christie lawmakers fighting

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stop in strawberry mansion. the driver of the pulled over car, sped a away, and ran over the officer's leg. the driver was arrested this afternoon. a 48 year-old man is feared dead tonight after the collapse of a silo, at the riverside industrial complex in bucks county. tom gabriel was working overnight when the silo housing powdered concrete collapsed on to the trailer in which he was working. and we're dealing with the dangerous cold across the the region, "eyewitness news" in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood where they were bundled up, heading outside. also bundled up is meteorologist kate bilo, hi kate. >> hi chris, i'm doing my best to stay warm out here right now but the the cold just cuts through all of the layers. we have seen a lot of people in upper darby at 69th street terminal. everybody has big parkas on, scarves, hats, trying to show as little skin as possible. they are trying to get from point a to point b as quickly as possible get in and out of the cold. i'll let you know if there is

any break from the extreme cold in the seven day forecast. we will have that in a bit. back to you in the studio. >> as many layers as you can get, kate, thanks very much. we are not alone in dealing with the dangerous cold. arctic air is hovering over the eastern 23rd of the country now as cbs news reporter allison harmelen tells us kid have the day off from school today. >> reporter: from chicago, to the east coast cold weather had has much of the country in an icy grip. >> you can get hypotheria, loss of body temperature and it effects the hearts, lungs and almost every system in the body. >> reporter: students in hundreds of school district got the day off and advised to stay inside. the others bundled up in layers as they made their way to the bus. biting cold is also reaching deep in the south, where florida farmers are nerve bus their fruit and vegetable crops. in south carolina sidewalks are icy and fountains are freezing. >> i got on long sleeves under this t-shirt and this jacket

the. >> reporter: these elvis pressly fans in memphis bundled up to celebrate what would have been the king of rock and role's 80th birthday. today is coldest day of the winter so far in new york city, but people hering taking the frigid temperatures in stride. >> i am feeling very bundled up. i have been against thermal underwear and long johns but i'm in. >> reporter: relief could be several days away, in the midwest and north east but the south will get a break from the extreme cold by the weekend. allison harmelynn for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for more on how to stay safe during the bitter blast we have put together a cold weather survival guide on our web site at cbs philly.com. more charges have been filed begins a neighbor who ace accused of burning down a police detective's home in montgomery county. that suspect went before a why today, "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter was there. >> reporter: did you start this fire? report donna krupp refused comment on charges that she

torched the the home of limerick township police officer ernie morris burning the officer, his wife and children out of their house, in the days approaching christmas. lighting a house on fire is a danger to everyone in the community, not just the victims, in this case but to anybody else as well. >> reporter: as she walk in the courtroom here the suspect showed no reaction as she came face-to-face with the officer, his wife, and children whose home she is accused of destroying. a state trooper testified during the hour long preliminary hearing that krupp, lived next door ignited a christmas tree on the officer's front porch. court documents claiming that she was enraged after the the recent arrest of her son. krupp eastern says she's innocent. >> it is unsupported. she has no criminal record. >> reporter: judge however ordered krupp held for trial on 13 of 14 charges as donations, continue pouring into help the officer and his family. >> he is the one that stays

late every day and gives its his all when he has to work a case and now he is seeing everybody giving their all and he is floored by it. >> reporter: do you have anything to say to the officer and his family who no longer have a house? finally after the judge refuse aid request to lower krupp's million-dollar bail she was sent back to montgomery county prison to await trial. in gilbertsville, walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police say that these two men caught smiling on surveillance camera had just roughed up and robbed a man at 17th and jfk. take a good look at the men. they used the victim's debit card at a wawa and 7-eleven just after after that robbery on december 20th. police say those men knock the the man unconscious and took his cell phone wallet, watch and money. if you know who those two men are you are asked to call philadelphia police. overnight fire in philadelphia's ogontz neighborhood claims the life of an elderly man. "eyewitness news" was there on

roselyn street, a neighbors of that man said he is a military veteran in his 70's and they believe he was disabled. this is philadelphia's first fire fatality of 2015, authorities believe that the flames started in the kitchen, and that the home did have have working smoke detectors. fire fighters had to deal with extremely cold conditions. a report by former director of the fbi says nfl and commissioner goodell had not seen video of ray rice punching his video before suspending him. that report by robert muhler shows nfl should have done more with the information it had but muhler says there was no evidence that the league received the video before it was public on line in september. we are now hearing 911 calls from the family's terrifying ride. their minivan was drag for 16 miles by a tractor trail. >> we ran in the back of the semi truck and he is not stopping and our carries underneath of it. >> do you need an ambulance do

you know. >> i don't know, i don't know. i just want to get off the back of this thing. >> unbelievable. >> drama unfolded in northern michigan. the truck driver had in idea that van hit the truck during a snow storm and got wedged underneath bumper and took 30 minutes for police to a arrive and pull over that semi. >> 16 miles of complete and utter helplessness. we had in control of anything. it was pure instinct and reaction at that point. out of control. there is no way you can prepare for any of that. >> van's horns and lights broke in the crash. they could not use those to alert the truck driver. amazingly no one was seriously hurt. >> so far we are having a really busy commute here. you can see a lot of brake lights here on 30, the 30 bypass just past route 340 where an accident was taking out the right-hand lane and

shoulder. they have moved it over in the exit here right around thorndale. you can see crews trying to get that cleaned up and out of the way for time being creating quite a situation there as everyone is delayed shortly off of the exit. over on the schuylkill expressway we have a disable vehicle in the right-hand shoulder. these are eastbound lanes around conshohocken curve. headed toward center city area in combination with typical volume we would see at this time. westbound lanes moving slowly as well heading toward king of prussia area. we have an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound just around norristown over into the shoulder there. we have some problems for september, a and b service suspended on the market frankford line until further notice and trenton regional rails outbound 30 minute delays and inbound 20 minute delays due to switcher problems. see if you air affect by that. ninety-five northbound from the vine street expressway into woodhaven road, that is a 28 minute trip there and 15 minutes on 422, from 202 into oaks westbound both heavy trips. the currently in delays for philadelphia international

airport. the chris and jessica back over to you. the latest weapon in the war on crime is wearable coming up, how your jeans could stop hackers. then we know tax season is fast approaching in less than a couple weeks. the i irs will start accepting your returns. three on your side is helping you get ready and maximize those deductions, beasley. flyers in action tonight hosting capitols with a couple line up notes luke schenn back on the blue line and steve mason in goal despite an mri yesterday. we will tell you why the physical presence coming up in sports kate? and beasley, we are entering the coldest part of the year in philadelphia mid-january but it is never supposed to be this cold. take a look at our temperature right now 18 degrees on the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. we are live in upper darby where people are trying to get out of the cold. i'll let you know if is

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well, luke schenn is back tonight to help grossman shut coburn neutralize the capitals physical play. midpoint of the season, time to make a move. here they are a at morning skate. steve mason gets a start after a lower body injury, warranted, a mri yesterday. it turns out the he is fine, ready to go to work against a key divisional opponent. >> we didn't really know what we were dealing with ape steve is a big part of this team. so he is ready to go that is awesome. >> mason seems like he is good. >> sixers play nets in brooklyn tomorrow night. looking to get back in the win column. last night against the bucks sixers fell behind early and

never got back on track. they shot 30 percent from the floor and lost by 20, 97-77, head coach brett brown not happy. >> if you don't play with spirit, and you shoot 8 percent from the three-point line, and you have 24 turnovers, it the produces a long night and one that i'm not proud of here in philadelphia. that is not who we are. >> that is a hard working man. >> yes. >> firing a gun with no bullets but he is aiming. >> he is trying. >> he is trying. >> they normally don't turn in performances like that that is more the exception then the rule. they do play a hard. >> okay, beasley, we will turn it around next game. we will see thanks. well, lot of us are trying to stay warm heading home for this evening. it is one cold commute out there. >> that is right we get our hand on the steering wheel very cold. meteorologist kate bilo is in the cbs-3 mobile weather lab and she joins us live at 69th street transportation center in up are darby, hi kate. >> reporter: hi, jessica and

chris. i'm thanking my lucky stars for heated seats in the weather lab. best feature on it tonight, it is loaded with high tech gear but i'll tell what you heated seats coming in handy in between shots tonight. lets take a look at photos from our weather watchers. they have been sending pictures and observations all day. this is a beautiful sunset from monroe township, new jersey, sun going down on this chilly day. you can see west chester a beautiful winter sky there. mount gretna saying cold and overcast but what is that pennsauken shot. 5:00 p.m. the just a beautiful winter sky. there is another sunset pictures for you from the city of philadelphia i love this. bill sent this in. he a said in matter how cold jake and i both are we look forward to going to the park. you can see jake out in the park enjoy the the snow. dogs have a full coat of fur so that helps them out. us humans we have to layer out. i have three layers on the bottom, two coats two bears of gloves ear warmer snow boots and i'm still freezing.

coal gets in every crack and crevis of the clothes. you can feel it tonight. the the wind are still pretty strong. the lets take a look at storm scan three because right now things are quiet here in philadelphia the clouds are starting to roll in as we go through the overnight the hours. we will see those temperatures actually begin to rise. warm front peeking through here tonight. that will help temperatures begin to rise that front courtesy of this next storm system. a as we zoom out you can see a clipper system throughout the the great lakes this will miss us to the north. you can see decent band of snow from wisconsin to illinois. michigan, down through indiana. that will mainly lift to the north but we could see a few stray snow showers tomorrow morning mainly north of philadelphia. temperatures right now, not feeling great guys. it is 17 at the airport. nine in mount pocono. seventeen in atlantic city. good news, this is as low as these temperatures will go because we will start to slowly right or hold study. what does it feel like? single digits.

i can vouch for. that it feels like 4 degrees at the airport. one below in mount pocono. that is better than to below it felt like last night there. eight in atlantic city. it feels like two in reading what to expect as we move forward? we will look at future weather. i want to you watch this clipper system moving toward the area notice how it starts lifting. when a storm begins to lift that is an indication it is weakening a and we will start to see. midnight still off to the north and west. 7:00 o'clock friday morning, some snow showers from new york city on north, as we get anything it is sparse. few and far between. maybe better chance around nine or 10:00 a.m. and we will see this clear out. the mostly sunny skies tomorrow afternoon and that will continue right through saturday midday. watch what happens, jet stream lifts further north on friday and by saturday it dips back down. there is that return to frigid weather saturday and then starts to level out on sunday as we get more seasonal air in the area for the rest of tonight we are looking at 16 degrees. temperatures pretty steady where they are right now in

the middle and up are teens. it will feel like single digits. it is brisk out here with the win. heading into tomorrow we have snow showers in the morning. mainly to the north. the best chance of seeing them in the poconos. you know, you cannot discount the possibility that there will be a few snow flakes around tomorrow. 34 degrees is the high. notice those wind gusting to 30 miles an hour, blustery feels like the teens. then we are right back here in the ice box on saturday 20 degrees is the high on saturday, very similar to today. it is a full will day of sunshine. sunday better at 35. keep an eye on monday. it depend on how warm it gets this system starts to streak by to the the south could be just rain or if it is cold enough we could be looking for threat for ice or a few snow showers. another chance for rain or snow comes in by middle to later part of next week as we head into the day thursday. we will keep you posted on all those chances next week. temperatures get closer to normal but weather turns a little will bit more messy. we are here live in upper darby, you can see 69th street

transportation center behind me. a lot of people going from point a to point b. they are waiting for buses. the gelling on the trolleys and trains. everybody without fail has been complete liz bundled up. barely seeing any face here. they have the eyes showing. the a as soon as i send it back to you in the studio i will pull the scarves up over my face as well because it is brutally dangerously cold here on this thursday night. reporting live from upper darby, meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> break in the weather lab kate thanks very much. well, the irs will start accepting tax returns in less than two weeks from now and a early start may put you at an advantage this year. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan a has advice to get you started. >> reporter: irs will start accepting returns electronically and on paper tuesday january 20th and may be best to get an early start. between a shrinking irs budget and growing tax code it could be a a rocky season for both federal agency and for taxpayers. filing a return early can also

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they can ab associated with different medical conditions, but most like isabella they are perfectly healthy. sometimes, you know, 900 million-dollar just isn't enough. >> sometimes. >> but, at least that is the case for ex-wife of an oil tycoon. sue ann arnell was married to harold ham who cut her this check, for $975 million in a divorce settlement but sue ann, hoist a lawyer, says she should get more because she has done a lot to assist ham in building his fortune. ham wants to pay even less he says that the drop in oil prices has now cut into his bankroll. 975 million-dollar. >> right there. >> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 breaking news, lawyers for pennsylvania's attorney jennies responding to published reports that kathleen kane could soon face criminal charges. also tonight trying to deal with the dangerous cold

weather, temperatures jumped even more today when will we see relief kathy? watch out for ice patches again tonight, temperatures will be in the teens and it will stay brutal into the weekend. but not the whole weekend. we will talk more about that coming up with the seven day. >> a suspect is in custody accused of running over a philadelphia police officer with a car. we will tell you how authorities finally caught up with him now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we will begin with break news at 6:00 involving pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen kane tonight we are hearing from her attorney a have a report that she could find herself on the other side of the law. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is following this from the the sat center now, todd. the the philadelphia inquirer is reporting a grand jury is recommending pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane face criminal charges.

report centers around allegation that is kane leak grand jury information to the sister patient the daily news. of course we're working to confirm the report but attorney general's office has referred us to her personal attorney who released a statement which says that the the in party cannot confirm posted reports in the philadelphia inquirer of any presentment issued by the grand jury, regarding attorney general kathleen kane. if such is the the case then it is my understanding that it is up to the montgomery county district attorney to make a judgment is too whether to proceed against the attorney general. attorney general has done nothing wrong or illegal, and to my knowledge, there is no credible evidence that she has. she has told the truth to the grand jury at all times. i hope the district attorney will reach the same conclusion. now all this stems from 2009 grand jury investigation involving allegations against a former head of the local naacp jerry mondesire. no charges were ever filed in that case and when we reached montgomery county