er. "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunter takes a closer look. >> reporter: outside wyndmoor learning center it was quite it this winter day a sign saying that the day care and adjoiningmont sorry were closed state officials ordering the shut down based on violations uncovered by their inspection of the center following the the death of a five month-old girl being cared for here monday morning. >> the children are really had heart broken with it. >> reporter: as stunned parents scramble to find other fat it is is police say first responders began performing cpr on the baby, rushing her to chestnut hill hospital where she was pronounced dead. autopsy results, are pending. >> a major shock i would have never expect anything like that happening at this school. >> reporter: arriving to inspect the center hours after the death state officials took emergency action. >> the department of human services issued an emergency removal order to close the facility due to violations that constitute gross

incompetence, negligence, and misconduct in operating a facility. >> reporter: state inspection reports first uncovered by kyw news radio report arer cherry gregory veal that there is video showing how the babe hi who died was being cared for. >> a staff member placed a blanket over a child's face and then when paramedics arrived tried to conceal the blanket and eventually ended up having to give it to police. >> reporter: state report details 20 separate violations. >> a number of other violations, including leaving children unsupervised for more than 30 minutes. >> reporter: walt hunter from channel three, can i talk to you? a person inside the school told me there would be no comment, before i was ordered to leave the property. search of state record reveals that the facility has no prior violations, and a top rating for providing care. police say it could be as long as two months before toxicology tests are completed, and medical examiner can make a time

determination on what caused a baby's death. there is no word on what school or state officials on when or if the state might reopen. live from the sat center i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks very much. it is believed dangerously cold weather has turn deadly now in philadelphia philadelphia police found the body of a 64 year-old woman inside her home in the 4900 block of pascal avenue they say the temperature in that house at the time was only 10 degrees. frigid weather is certainly lingering all around the region and we won't be catching a break this weekend. "eyewitness news" in pennsauken camden county where it has been a tough stretch of days for those who work outside. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck tracking more bitterly cold temperatures for this weekend, kathy? >> we're talking about breezy conditions tonight as well, chris and that is driving those wind chills down those feels like readings will go below zero for some of us tomorrow morning. look at storm scan three we

have a mainly clear sky out there with some high clouds otherwise, we are looking at cold temperatures. as wind diminish, temperatures will plunge. right now in philadelphia we are hanging on to 32, and allentown, 26, in the poconos 17. still seeing that westerly wind becoming slightly northwesterly at 12 miles an hour in philadelphia, sustained at 16 miles an hour in allentown. that makes it feel colder like 23 in the the city, 14 in allentown. one in the poconos this evening we will see a wind but watch out for those temperatures to fall through 20's and wind chills drop precipitously. by 9:00 o'clock temperatures 26. wind chills at 11. by 11:00 it will feel like six. that is just the beginning. the wait until youe what we wake up to tomorrow morning. more on that coming up with the seven day forecast when i join you inside. >> kathy, we will see you then thanks. stay on top of the ever changing forecast with the cbs philly weather app. check out live radar on there, get weather alerts and a whole

lot more. it is free available new on google play and itunes. >> reporter: well to france now where swat teams ended two hostage situationness and around paris, during coordinate add salt today n1 raid police killed the brothers accused in a massacre at a paris newspaper. said and cherif kouachi. police exchanged gunfire with the brothers killing both of them. the hostage survived that ordeal. the brothers killed 12 people at charlie hebdo newspaper on wednesday. more exchange of gunfire in another operation, at a kosher mark in eastern paris. suspect of thursday's shooting of a police woman held numerous hostages. amedi coulibaly was shot and killed as he ran out of store. four hostages were found dead. police are still searching for coulibaly's accomplice, said to be his wife.

investigators say all of the terrorist are connected. and, right now, we are hearing from philadelphia police officials and what they are learning from the violent events in paris. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has that part of the coverage tonight. >> reporter: terror in the streets of paris and in one of the cities northern suburbs. an enormous security operation staged at both locations officers going after the three men involved, and it was a dramatic scene, as it played out on live tv. >> unfortunately i think we will see something like this somewhere in the you had. >> reporter: philadelphia police chief inspector joe sullivan watched the terrorist attacks as we all did. he said they are difficult to prevent, so he says the department is always on guard. >> we don't downgrade/upgrade, we stay in that mode. i always say that i can live in a professional state of paranoia. >> reporter: french police say they went to both locations simultaneously killing three

suspects in the process. four hostages also died. sullivan says to coordinate an operation like that across two locations is complicated but necessary. >> it is obvious that there was annex extremely in depth degree of coordination between both scenes. >> reporter: he says preventing attacks like thesis possible in two ways community members alerting police to suspicious activity and well train officers on the ground. >> the success that we will have, if we suffer an event like france, is going to be determined by those first responding officers. >> reporter: chief inspector sullivan says a lot can be learn from the successful operation. he says the fbi will talk to their counterparts in france and take what they know and relay it back to the philadelphia police department. the goal of all of that toys take those best practices and implement them into philly's standard operating procedures. matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and right now people in philadelphia, are gathering to show their support for the the people of france.

this is a live picture now from love park, some are carrying signs that translate to i am charlie to honor those killed in this weeks terrorist attack. there will be much more on today's developments in and around paris on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley, that is coming up next at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news". well, developing news tonight authorities in burlington county hope that someone had seen a 26 year-old miss would go man. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, is live outside her home on aberdeen drive-in mount laurel cleve. >> reporter: family of eric contact crippen cosby says she would never take off and leave behind her two caughters. many of just a arrived here at their home. they will walk around and pass out flyers trying to get information. they have been inside their home. it is normally tidy. now it is a mess. there is broken glass, broken window, blind, even a shower curtain is missing. they are extremely concerned for her safety.

>> erika is missing can y'all find her that is all. >> reporter: you can hear the pan nick barbara's voice pleading to help find her cousin erika crippen crosby. >> she's a loving mother. the her babies need her. >> reporter: families last heard from her december 30th. erika went to pj wheelihans in cher while her husband kyle crosby. since then no calls, no facebook, no communication at all. no answer at a the crosby's apartment in mount laurel. she says last time that she heard from kyle was wednesday this week when he said he didn't know where to finder contact. that is when family filed a missing persons report with mount laurel police. >> the thing that got us all more why are these babies still here and in word from erika, not her. >> reporter: she said they cannot reach kyle and erika's carries missing, 202nd thousand red ford taurus with 826-efl. police have not released any information about suspecting foul play but the burlington county prosecutor's office has joined the investigation.

erika has been on leave from school since giving birth to her younger daughter two months ago. her seven year-old daughter is worried. >> she wondered where her mommies at, every day home cook meal her mother in school, check her record with the school, look at her face book pages. it is all about her kid, her family, it is love. >> family and friend are lighting candles a as they ask everyone to please lift upper contact in prayer and anyone who has any information about her whereabouts who may have seen her, in the past week or so, please call the mount laurel police department or the burlington county prosecutor's office. reporting live from mount laurel i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will be following that story, cleve, thanks very much. welshing family and friend gathered to say good bye to shane montgomery. the 21 year-old's funeral was held the saint john the baptist church in manayunk today. shane, of course, disappeared in the early morning hours of thanksgiving, after leaving a baron main street. divers recovered his body from the schuylkill river last saturday.

and new tonight the the gloucester county prosecutor's office will not press charges against franklin township police officer who struck and killed ten year-old matthew mccloskey on december 28th. their investigation determined matthew ran into the officer's path and the crash was a tragic accident. the officer was traveling at least 20 miles above the speed limit which is 50 miles an hour in that area his lights and sirens were not on that is policy when responding to a non-emergency call. in light of this crash authorities will review that policy. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is breaking her silence a daze after the philadelphia inquirer reported a grand jury is recommending perjury and other criminal charges be filed against her over leak grand jury testimony n a statement kane says i did nothing illegal, period, and any fair, impartial review of the facts would concludes that this seems to be to be another political attack in my attempt to clean up

harrisburg and its political culture. kane is accused of leaking secret information from the 2009 grand jury to the philadelphia daily news. montgomery county district attorney risa vetri furhman news now decide if she will pursue charges against cain after reviewing the case. new jersey's governor chris christie now says he will foot the bill when he heads to green bay wisconsin on sunday to see packers a and cowboys face off. the governor of course is a cowboys fans and he had has faced ethical questions over his attendance in the past few cowboys games in dallas courtesy of cowboys owner jerry jones. the governor's office insists the gifts are permitted under state ethics rules because the gifts come from a personal friend. free college for all americans, president owe bam unveils a new plan that has people talking. >> still ahead at 6:00 local students would react to today's announce. why some don't necessarily think it is a great idea, kathy. >> skies will clear, wind will

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new tonight another case of hepatitis a in mercer county. robbinsville township pennsylvania patient ate food from the same restaurant where a worker was infect in november. that is rosa's restaurant and kate nearing hamilton. two woman who ate food from there was also infect. the the cases have spawned some residents to get vaccinated. authorities say they don't know if the additional casees were as a direct result of the original case. president obama unveils a plan that he calls america's college promise. it involves a proposal that would make the first two years of community college free for both full-time and part-time students, who maintain at least a 2.5gp a a. >> community colleges should be free for those willing to

work for it. because in america, quality education cannot be a privilege that is reserved for a few. i think it is a right for everybody willing to work for it good there are a lot of questions surrounding this proposal, most importantly how much would it cost. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch cost with students and administrators in delaware county about the president's plan. >> reporter: at delaware county community college students are lining up to register for spring semester classes, and pay the cost which can total for a school year as much as sometimes less than a private university. >> not only is my tuition cost get cut in half but transfer my credits over to drexel obviously and i only have two years of tuition rather than four years. >> reporter: lines are steady now, college president jerry parker says the school must routinely encourage students on the rosters because some juggle to tuition, work and permanent lives if they cannot afford us, real concern should

be then what where do they go? they cannot attend college. >> reporter: in tennessee the president pitched his idea america's college promise. it pro poss making the first two years of community college for free, the cost made up between state and federal funding. but on the delaware county campus there are some early reservations. >> a lot of times students go to community college they don't have a proper plan in place you might waste a lot of government money. >> reporter: to be eligible students must enroll at least part-time, keep a minimum 2.5g pa plus show continued progress toward a earth case job or a two or four year degree. but the results sending more better skilled students into the the work place and universities. as for when that tuition plan might make its way to campuses like delaware count that i time line is uncertain. the idea requires the approval of congress, a congress now controlled by republicans, in both houses. in media, aim justin finch

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". sure, it is cold out there but not as cold as it was last night at this time. our eyewitness weather watchers are showing us temperatures in the the 20's and 30's instead of the teens and 20's. the lets take a look to the north of philadelphia where the temperature is 29 degrees in doylestown. irwin says the wind right now at 7 miles an hour and pressure is rising. high pressure will build in. that means a cold night and chilly day tomorrow. right now the temperature is 31 degrees. the kathy says light wind, moon lit skies, it is a very pretty night out there lets look at our pictures. aj in moorestown, new jersey. you can see a few clouds in the sky. that is just about it. outside we are looking at conditions that will get colder but we like that in the poconos, that means more snow making. the busy at jack frost big boulder. if you are skiing make sure you wear face mask tomorrow because wind chills will only be in the single numbers in the mountains. remember you create your own

wind chill when you ski and snow board. on storm scan three we are looking at a clear sky and that means sunshine during the day tomorrow but much colder temperatures. in philadelphia we are sitting at freezing. allentown 26. poconos 17. colder through great lakes and also the planes, we will be under influence of the northwesterly breeze tomorrow as well and these bitterly cold wind chills, milwaukee, minneapolis, 14 below, winnipeg 20 below. we won't get that cold but it will be chilly come tomorrow morning. we are talking about wind chills when five and ten below in the poconos tomorrow morning to start off the weekend. allentown five below to zero. then we will get a above that below zero mark in the philadelphia area. zero to five above. in the single numbers along i-95 corridor and five to ten through south jersey and delaware. so still pretty cold come tomorrow morning. during the afternoon plenty of sunshine enduring the day on sunday we will start off with sunny skies. watch the cloud move from the south and west with our next system. by early monday morning the

precipitation will move in with an area of low pressure and we could start off the take with an icy mix for monday morning's commute, highlighted in the pink. when it gets warm enough it will change over to rain. here that is low pressure that will move off shore and that warm air will finally move up a and over colder a air in place, make it to the surface and we will be seeing temperatures rising and that wintry mix changing over to rain but it could take sometime the. to the north and west of philadelphia we could be seeing freezing rain accumulate on monday. we will talk about how much ice? well, in allentown possibly a tenth of an inch. we will keep an eye to the north and west of philadelphia for monday. please pay attention to the weather over the cokes of the weekend. overnight low temperature 14. during date tomorrow high temperature only 20. wind chills in the single digits. on the exclusive seven day forecast, we will look ahead to the frigid day tomorrow, better sunday looking for that icy mix to start the day on monday and then temperatures climbing, staying cold tuesday wednesday thursday dry for now, and then

friday windy and cold again. it is feeling a lot like winter and typically the coldest time of the year. >> that is right. >> right on schedule. >> kathy thank you. well, we can always count on is schuylkill expressway will give us a problem somewhere. here it is right here at city avenue westbound lanes, pretty much jammed heading in the king of prussia area eastbound lanes doing better but still jammed, slow go there and delays as well. over on the roosevelt boulevard here most of the delays up where taillights are is northbound lanes. southbound toward schuylkill expressway moving fine. so far an accident on 422 eastbound approaching limerick. stay

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thanks so much for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. "eyewitness news" returns at ten on the cw philly and we are back here at 11:00 on cbs-3. "cbs evening news" is next. next case of terror come to an end in france, all of the latest from paris, next, scott pelley reports from new york.

>> pelley: tonight, a violent end to three days of terror. french police kill the gunmen behind the massacre at the magazine. but four more victims die in a second terrorist attack. this time a jewish grocery store. the french president warps the threat is not over. elizabeth palmer and clarissa ward are on the scene. bob orr is following the terrorists' trails and we'll have some thoughts about the failed attempt to silence the press. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. for the people of france, it was 54 hours of anguish from the moment terrorists stormed the offices of a satirical magazine