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 district

attorney risa vetri furhman a short time ago she had no comment but it could take weeks, if not longer, before she reaches a decision on whether or not to pursue criminal charges against the attorney general. now in his statement kane's attorney also questioned if the leak to the inquirer about the alleged grand jury decision is a violation of the state grand jury secrecy act. we will update you as more information becomes available on this breaking news, live tonight from the news center todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well day's other big stories, the deep freeze all around the region. >> wind chills made it feel like single digits for most of the day. it is down right brutal for anyone spending time outside. "eyewitness news" along kelly drive, not too many people out there exercising but kudos to the ones who did. our team of meteorologists is tracking this dangerous cold. we will start with kathy orr live from the sky deck with the very latest on this deep freeze kathy. >> still bitterly cold outside, if you are going out this evening bundle up it

will be breezy wind are slowly subsiding as a warm front approaches from the the south and west. better news on the horizon. the take a look at storm scan three. we had had clear skies through mess of the day, pretty sunsets, cloud are moving in associated with this surge of milder air and behind that another blast of cold air with the clipper through the great lakes and that will be impacting our weather over the course of tomorrow and the cold over the weekend. but first thing first right now 18 in philadelphia, allentown 15. poconos at nine. fourteen in reading. wind out of the southwest between ten and 15 miles an hour for the most part but only at 4 miles an hour millville and 6 miles an hour wind in dover. here's what it feels like five in philadelphia, five in trenton, allentown one. poconos feels like one below and in reading it feels like two. now back here live, we're going to be see happening is conditions are going to be improving with those temperatures getting a little bit milder overnight tonight with that southeasterly wind. lets take it outside to upper

darby right the new to meteorologist kate bilo who has more on the cold commuters with the mobil weather lab good evening kate. >> reporter: good evening, kathy. we are here at 69th street terminal in upper darby, a very, very busy place, every single day people have have to stan outside wait for buses walk to where they need to go and everybody just completely bundled up tonight trying to show us as little skin as possible as you can see there just showing the eyes, patch of eyes that doesn't get all that cold. it goes right through the gloves. i'm double gloved and my fingertips are completely numb. for people outside in this tonight, it is still dangerous. you want as many layers as you can possibly stand even if it makes you you wadell down the street it is worth to it stay warmth tonight. if you are going to be out and about whether you are traveling, commuting or just outside maybe heading out to dinner or like some of those brave souls we saw get something exercise in. well, it will be cold.

18 degrees. that is where it will stay at 7:00. it will stay there at 9:00 as well and then eventually gradually rise. the one bright spot i have to tell you is what we're feeling is the coldest it will be and then it starts to rise backup through the overnight hours. what to expect as we head through overnight and friday morning? we have a couple snow showers that will be moving by mainly by to our north. mess of those stay to the north. that is good news. back here with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab, 18 degrees at the moment. it still feels sub zero across the a area it does feel like that right the now. you can see your breath, as you are walking and talking tonight but people have to go where they have to go and everybody is forced to stand outside and wait for buses and trolleys, it is a cold somewhat dangerous night to do so to limit the amount of time you spend outside in the extreme cold on this thursday night. reporting live i'm meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> kate, thanks very much. for more on how to stay safe in the dangerous cold we

have put together a cold weather survival guide. you can find that at cbs philly.com. a philadelphia police officer is out of the hospital tonight after authorities say awe suspect ran him over during a traffic stop. it is a story you saw first on "eyewitness news". that suspect is now in custody. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live with the very latest now justin. >> reporter: jessica, as you mention that had officer has new been released and man police say ran him over in strawberry mansion, he has now been caught. now new tonight, we are looking at him and his new list of charges. on the run no longer, dominic fallness seen in cuffs on chopper three's cameras just hours before fallins ran over a officer in the strawberry mansion traffic stop. >> carries stopped, guy is being invasive. he is no the giving right answers. it arouses suspicion from his on the outset. >> reporter: suspicion confirmed when joseph kochmer and his partner went back to the car to run the eye tag

stopped at 32nd and susquehanna avenue. >> they asked him to exit the vehicle. instead of doing so the male tried to gun the vehicle, spun on some ice here. >> reporter: it was a start of the hasty get the away when kochmer in the cross hairs. police say he drew his weapon in an effort to free himself and then. >> it was like a gunshot. i heard a gunshot. i heard like a little car speed off. >> reporter: that neighbor overheard shot kochmer fired but impala fled. kochmer's partner watched the impala run over his partner's leg. >> he knows he goes down. once he hears shot, you put yourself in his mind. the. >> reporter: cruiser kochmer's partner rush him to temple hospital and chopper three was overhead as fall ins was brought in as well. not far from the scene, police found that impala with the ohio tag. the driver's side window shattered. and, that driver fallins did suffer arm wound do you to

broken glass. he was treated for that ape also released from the hospital. oz for the officer officer kochmer, we're told he was released from the hospital. his leg is not broken but bad bruising on his leg. as for fall inns, the driver he will face charges of attempted murder assault as well as fleeing police. we are live at police headquarters i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thanks much. man is presumed dead tonight and officials are trying to determine exactly why it had happened after a silo containing powdered cement collapsed. it happened at riverside industrial complex in bristol township bucks county in the 7900 block have of north radcliff road. the victim is 48 year-old tony gabriel, he was working in an trailer near the silo right around midnight when the collapse occurred. it wasn't discovered until hours later after police on routine patrol discover the devastation. >> hundreds of thousands of pound of dry concrete rushed down like an avalanche and buried everything. is there thousands of pound of

debris, and steel thousands of pound of dry cement over 10-foot high. >> occupation safety and health administration is now investigating today's accident. overnight fire in the ogontz section of philadelphia has claimed a life of the elderly man. "eyewitness news" there on roselyn street today as a neighbor says the victim is a military veteran in his 70's who may have been disabled. this is philadelphia's first fire fatality of the new year. authorities say fire appears to have started in the kitchen and that the home did have working smoke detectors. fire fighters who were on the scene had to deal with extremely cold conditions. a judge in montgomery county ordered donna krupp to stand trial on arson charges today. she's accused of torching the home of police detective ernie more is in lower pottsgrove township last month while he and his family were away on vacation. krupp and more writes neighbors on commons drive there court documents alleged krupp was angry after the

recent arrest of her son, krupp's attorney says she's innocent. happening right now friend and family of shane montgomery are gathering together in manayunk for his viewing. divers discovered his body in the the schuylkill river almost 40 days after he went missing. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown is in manayunk with the very latest natasha. >> reporter: we can tell you this evening a steady stream of people have been filing into saint john the baptist church behind me in manayunk paying their respects to the montgomery family. shane montgomery the 21 year-old west chester university student went missing on thanksgiving after leaving kildares pub in manayunk. he was later seen on surveillance video near the schuylkill river after a 36 day search, shane's body was pulled from the schuylkill, bringing some closure to his family. today those who know shane's family well wanted to come to the viewing to show their love and support.

>> nobody should go through something like this. >> your friend are here. even though we have not seen you for many years you are in our thoughts and prayers and we pray for your family for comfort and for condolence and for healing and you'll be in our prayers for many years to come because in parent should ever to have bury their child. >> reporter: well, shane's death was ultimately ruled accidental. meantime the viewing tonight started 59:00 o'clock and will go until 9:00 p.m. the funeral mass will take place tomorrow morning at calvary cemetery. we are live in manayunk tonight, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thank you very much. police are searching for suspect who held up a 7-eleven in abington. take a look at these surveillance video. police say suspect who had a semiautomatic handgun robbed the store on old york rode around 9:20 last night. the clerk put cash in the small duffle bag that the suspect carried in. if you have any information you are asked to call ago ton

police. camden county prosecutor's office and haddonfield police department need your help tonight as they search for this man. he is a suspect in the robbery in haddonfield. this video shows the man attempting to use stolen credit cards at a wawa in philadelphia the robbery took place between december 30th and january 2nd while homeowners were away. if you have any information on who that is, you are encouraged to contact authorities. law makers in new jersey are challenging governor chris christie. thinks after he vetoes legislation born in the wake of bridge gate, the fight that is shaping up in trenton and what one law maker says about christie's relationship with cowboys owner jerry jones. we have more on the future of the defunct revel hotel and casino in atlantic city. we will tell you what the perspective buyer want to do with this property, kathy. cloud move in with the southeasterly wind flow associated with the warm front, so temperatures will slowly rise overnight tonight

but it won't stay that way for the weekend we will look at those numbers coming up. hi beasley. flyers will have the services of goalie steve mason tonight when they face washington. flyers are nine points out of the playoff spot, in midpoint of the season the the captain will tell us what to do coming up in sports.

in new jersey tonight lawmakers are plot to go override governor christie's veto of the port authority reform package a bill that was born out of the bridge gate scandal. here's "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. >> january 2014, to january 2015, governor chris christie's moved on from bridge gate apologies to awkward man hugs many are fighting for accountability. >> now it is time to finish the job. >> reporter: new jersey state senator say march 5th they will vote to override christie's veto of the reform package to the port authority of new york and new jersey. the third was at center of the traffic jam scandal at the george washington bridge. law makers in both states

voted to clean up the agency only to have their governor's veto. >> they announced the veto on a sat say day evening between christmas and new years. i expect with the hope that their action was not draw a a great deal of public scrutiny. they were wrong. >> reporter: democrats say more transparency will prevent a abuse at the port authority. the christie has been criticized for approving a contract for a company connect to dallas cowboys owner jerry jones who paid for a trip so christie could attend a cowboys playoff game last sunday. the christie's office said he didn't become friend with generals until after the port authority deal. senate majority leader loretta weinberg stopped short of accusing christie of wrongdoing but that the the christie/jones ties look questionable. >> this idea of you may accept gifts from a friend, you know, how do you qualify file that. it showed a governor who ace parentally tone deaf to the regular jersey guy who doesn't get flown on a private plane to see a football game. >> reporter: in order for new jersey lawmakers to override

governor's veto they will have to convince three republicans in the senate to vote against the governor and assembly six republicans. in trenton i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". florida developer who is interested in buying the former revel casino in atlantic city has big plans for the property. glenn straub says he wants to open up a water park there. he is planning a high speed fur i service between revel and new york city. it is unclear if the property will continue to have gaming, revel closed september 2nd after a little more than two years of operation having never return a profit. it is a cold night across the dell will wear valley but one place we like temperatures in the single numbers the poconos, at jack frost big boulder making snow with these cold temperatures mother nature will provide a wii bit tomorrow morning with another clipper. a live neighborhood network takes us a across the delaware valley to look at these high temperatures. in philadelphia only 19 degrees. we have to go back to last

january to see anything that low. in trenton at the airport 19. dover the same. drexel hill a at upper darby high 18. not a huge variation in temperature because of the windy conditions today. on storm scan three you can see clear skies still through philadelphia, down the shore clouds are moving in a head of another clip era associated cold front with that as well. area of lose pressure will dough to the north. we will get southern tail of this and just a chance of the snow shower tomorrow morning, part of the nor ain't west and poconos. temperatures fairly cold, in the as cold as last night eight in philadelphia. fifteen in allentown. it is 9 degrees in the poconos. the it could be worse. buffalo new york they are sitting at 13 degrees amounts you get through midwest and northern plains even colder. cleveland at ten. north dakota where it is typically pretty cold only 7 degrees. the good news is southeasterly wind ahead of that clipper will warm us up, and during the day tomorrow we will make it in the 30's. that will feel like spring right?

normal high this time of the year are in the upper 30's to around 40, with the wind it will still feel like only in the teens and 20's but it will be an improvement. the once that clipper moves through you will reeven force colder air and back in the ice box by saturday. here's how it will feel tomorrow morning. on the poconos between five below a and five above. lehigh valley and extreme northern and western suburbs it will feel like between zero and ten. in philadelphia and suburbs, basically in the teens and down the shore between 15 and 20 that is what it will be feeling like come tomorrow morning. after tomorrow we will see that jet stream fall again with reenforcing shot of cold air for saturday but good news is by sunday it rises as temperatures will warm. we will get a ridge there as the flow becomes more west to east. we will continue to see more temperatures seasonal next week but few more chances of rain and snow. overnight increasing cloud, southeasterly win, low temperature of 16. wind chills in the single digits but temperatures rise

and that is how we will get to 34 tomorrow afternoon. morning snow shower far to the north through lehigh valley and poconos. it will be windy. wind chills in the teens to start but in the afternoon in the 20's. the as we look ahead on the exclusive seven day forecast the saturday in the freezer again. the high of 20 and teens in the suburbs. the better day to be outside sunday for sure. monday look for a chance of rain, wet snow or ice, very important to pay attention to the the forecast over the course of the weekend. tuesday chilly again, cold wednesday and another icy mix possible on thursday. we did in the want an icy january. i'll take snow any day of the week. >> or the cold. >> find a warm island right about now. >> i'm with you. >> thanks, kathy. only thing i don't like about the cold is staticy hair. i have the bounce. and good morning. good evening everybody. we are going outside and we

will try taking a look at the route 30 bypass where you can see still an accident here that was push over into one of the exit is here on thorndale you can see brake lights here. guy has his hazards on push over in the right hand shoulder. the west bun lanes are in the creating a delay just past 340. over on the vine street expressway really jammed up who are and late for this still to be here at this time for this community. we can see westbound lanes headed toward schuylkill expressway starting to jam up. heading toward i-95 you will deal with the same problem in the eastbound lanes. we will want to you stay there we will be back with more

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>> pelley: tonight tower of tears. france mourns the victims of the terror attack as thousands of police search for the killers. we'll look into their links to al qaeda. reports from clarissa ward, elizabeth palmer and bob orr. jeff pegues on why the u.s. is hitting honda with the biggest fine ever against a carmaker. vinita nair is covering the biting cold and blinding snow facing millions of americans. don dahler on a judge's decision today on whether a teenage cancer victim can be forced to get chemotherapy she doesn't want. >> this is my daughter's decision. i think she's mature enough. >> pelley: and on the day elvis would have become a