coming up. and developing this weekend, authorities in burlington county hope someone has seen a 26 year old woman who has been missing for more than a week. >> today is saturday, january 10th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer it is 6:00 right now, let's get a check on the forecast, it has been brutally cold so i'm hoping there is some improvement in site, carol what do you think? >> i think by tomorrow we will probably just about doubled the temperature we are right now, which pits us in middle 30's or so, but still this is just rad i can justly cold weather. we continue with another day of it today. just as bad as we were on thursday today prep bridge looks fine out, there but i think it is shivering just little bit. 16 degrees, that's the temperature from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, overlooking the delaware river into the lights of philadelphia. it is just a cold one in every single location, the other thing everybody has in come

on, it is dry and will be dry all day long. storm scan3 not finding any problems whatsoever, weather wise, except for this cold. boy is it ever? four in the poconos the actual temperature, four in the poconos, 13 in allentown 17 at the airport in philadelphia, 18 in millville. 21 degrees down in wildwood. even the ocean is cold. 37 degrees, widen out the picture zero in cleveland, so i guess we should put that into some casino of perspective. one in pit burying, those are the actual temperatures, now you factor in the win it, feels like two in philadelphia, feels like minus 13 in the poconos and 8 degrees through south jersey, it is just quite a morning, quite a day 20 degrees, our high temperature today but with the wind it will feel more like it is in the teens if we're lucky and the single numbers. so we will talk more about how long this particular batch of cold lasts and some of the

precipitation, that we might be finding coming up this week nicole? >> carol thank you. >> dealedly shooting outside chinese restaurant, happened after midnight, greenway avenue and south 56 street in philadelphia's kingsessing neighborhood. police are not yet releasing the name of that victim. so far there are no arrests. >> well, france's president is urging residents to remain vigilant. and the us has a warning of it own. in our area, a show of support >> "eyewitness news" in love park as crowds join together to sing the french national anthem. many carried signs saying i am charlie. other placed candles during a vigil for the lives lost. >> spontaneous rally to show solidarity with the french

people to express support for the fundamental values of democracy. >> all over the world i was amazed by the support but i'm not surprised of it. >> in france, country still on alert, marlie hoe has more on friday's race. opened fire on two most wanted men in france, ending seven hour stand-off and three days of terror. brother, said and cherif kouachi, brothers behind wednesday @ tack on paris newspaper had holdup inside a printing plant north of paris. security forces quickly surrounded the plant and locked down the town. but their stand-off with police was under minds by a plant employee, who was hiding inside the building and talking with law enforcement. at sundown, police moved in, both brothers killed. prosecutors say they had a rocket pro pelted grenade and several guns.

miles away another stand-off also came to an end at kosher grocery. man identified had shot and killed four people inside and threatened to kill more if police attacked the kouachi brother. french media say police tapped into the store security cameras, and had been communicating with the hostage who was hiding inside a refrigerator. at dusk, police moved in on the grocery store with stun grenades and gunfire. he was killed as he tried to flee. authorities say he and the kouachi brother new each other and had ties to terror groups. they are now trying to find out more about those connections, and whether any more attacks are planned. in new york, marlie hall for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the paris terror attack. you can get the latest information any time at cbsphilly.com. new this morning investigators recover portions

of the tail section of the airasia flight 8501. the airbus 8320 plummeted into the java sea two weeks ago. now, since then, search crews have scrambled to recover its flight recorders t remains unclear if those black boxes are inside the tail portion. so far the bodies of 48 of the 162 people on board, have been recovered. effort to find missing south jersey woman are intensifying this morning. twenty-six year older kay crosby disappeared back on december 30th. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live in cherry hill where crosby was last seen. steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. no doubt about it, the family in this case, more than suspect foul play at this point. crosby last seen with her husband, kyle crosby, 11 days ago, at this restaurant in cherry hill, after she goes missing, then he goes missing. now the family is seeking answers. >> bring her home, let me burden of proof i my sister,

that's what you did you killed my sister, let me bury my sister. >> reporter: chilling plea from a family who said they've had enough. calling for 26 year older did a crosby to come home. the mother of two young daughters, last seen with her husband, kyle crosby, on december 30th, at a restaurant in cherry hill. since then no communication. >> the thing that got us all -- why are these babies still here and no word from erica, not here? >> wednesday they filed missing person's report, called police after they say they lost contact against this time, with husband, kyle. after being questioned by police the family says crosby disconnected his phone has not shown up for work, or to pick up his daughter, and disappeared. >> i hope that's not true. you know what i am saying? i hope that you're not doing something you're not supposed to do. >> now the family fears they'll never see their loved one again. >> this is too much for a family. how much do you all want us to take? >> exactly. >> the mother just sitting on the couch watching it. v, let us no we're dying.

>> it is court document revealing kyle crosby has a record of assault and drug charges, so much in this case saying no criminal activity as they're looking into it so far. that's the latest from cherry hill steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, steve thank you. meanwhile, cold concerns are running high this weekend the bitter blast may now be responsible for a death in philadelphia. that's where officials are working to help get the homeless off the streets. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more on their effort. >> cold is not only uncomfortable for those out bundled from head to tie in -- tow in center city, but down right dangerous for certain part of the population. philadelphia has recorded what's likely to be the first weather-related death of the year a 64 year old woman was found thursday, inside her kingsessing apartment when she didn't report to work. >> as we got into the living room with the property, we found the female sitting in a

chair, she obviously appeared to be deceased, temperature inside the home at the time was about 10 degrees, we're not sure if she didn't turn her heat on or the heater was broken? plummeting temperatures have prompted the city and surrounding areas to issue a cold blue. while it is not mandatory shelters doing their best to get the homeless off the street. >> there is no doubt about the fact that you just can't re plane outside in this kind of weather. last year, there are some people that certainly died on the streets. >> the executive director of sunday breakfast, one of the city's oldest independent run homeless shelters, have opened their doors at all hours of the day and night so no one will be turned away. >> right now, we have about 170 people staying with us, in beds but just that much need we are opening the dining room at night. >> taking overflow from over crowded shelters, keeping the cafeteria open beyond meal time which they're staffing

overnight. and if you see someone you think may be in trouble without a warm place to go, you're encourage today call 911 or your local homeless outreach. it is also important to check on elderly and not to lose pets outside for extended periods of time. in rittenhouse square, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> for more on how to stay safe in the frigid temperatures, we put together a cold weather guide. fine it on our website cbsphilly.com. >> pennsylvania attorney general captain lean cane is breaking her silence one day after a grand jury reportedly recommended criminal charges be filed against her over leaked grand jury testimony. in a statement, she says: i did nothing illegal period. any fair and i am partial review of the facts would conclude that. this seems to me to be another political attack on my attempt to clean up harrisburg and its political culture. >> now kans under investigation after secret information from a 2,009 grand

jury was leaked to the philadelphia daily news. montgomery county district attorney risa furman, must decide if she will pursue charges against kane after reviewing that case. now, her attorney, lani davis, will speak to the media later this morning. cbs news confirms criminal charges may be brought against former cia director general david petraeus. the fbi is recommending petraeus be prosecuted for providing classified information to his former mistress, and biographer, paula broadwell. investigators say the information was found on broadwell's computer. the final decision on whether to charge petraeus will be made by attorney general eric holder. happening today, show of support for law enforcement officials. a pro blue rally is being held on independence mall. congressman pat meehan, senator pat toomeyly speak there. two new york city police officers killed in the line of duty last month will be honored, there as well. >> well, residents in abington township held a similar appreciation day last night.

all along old york road. in cheltenham, scouts presented letters every appreciation to police officers. again, it was all part of law enforcement appreciation day. 6:11 right now. one of the most famous bridges in the world is being shutdown this weekend. why officials are blocking traffic on the goal end gate bridge. that's coming up next. >> also ahead a explosive scene, the scary crash that led to fireworks on a busy freeway. plus this: an angry crowd lashes out at bill cosby for the second night in a row. we'll have that video when "eyewitness news" continues this saturday morning. we'll be back.

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gate never had it. officials hope this will prevent head-on collisions on that bridge. a ferly shuttle people across the bay while that bridge is closed for the work. >> well, if you are looking for the best place toss advice knit 2015, you don't have to go very far. the new york times has named philadelphia number three on its inter-active list of 52 places to go in 2015. how about that? pretty cool. philadelphia ranks just behind milan, italy and cuba. the times was impressed with the city's utilization of urban outdoor spaces through mini parks and pop up gardens. the paper highlighted dilworth park, spruce street harbor park and the schuylkill banks boardwalk. also highlighted, the city's first bike share program which will debut this spring. that's pretty cool. that makes me proud to be a philadelphian. i like to see. that will we have a lot of great great place. >> people who live here, me included, we should get out and do more of the things that this city has to offer. because it has so much to offer. including our weather watchers. and they're up early this

morning. we love that they are. and they're weighing in with some comments, tim mitchell, he's down in tuckerton and he says this morning at 18 degrees, clear skies with a hand numbering southwesterly wind and boy that is absolutely so true. i think this is dolores dolores, is that you, weighing in for us, this morning? and it is. at 17 degrees. beautiful cold clear morning. well, it is nice looking out because obviously dolores made this comment while she was inside, probably her house is about 72 degrees, but if you're not outside you are definitely feeling the cold. fran says the following: feels like minus two gusts to 19 real darn cold, and ya, we get that one. and then our last one, at this point, ed connor says, because he gets out early calm, clear, but i still need gloves and casey needed his coat for our walk. his dog casey is well taken care of. i hope your pets are well

taken care of and inside and comfortable just as you are. let's take a wack -- walk, shall we? we will walk over, take a look, look at those things, like ants running p and done the hill, those are the ski lift, i guess going absolutely crazy at jack frost big boulder. maybe they do that so they don't freeze up. who knows. but anyhow, it will be quite a ski day for people who love to ski. and we've got quiet conditions there. we've got quiet conditions through philadelphia, ben franklin bridge look lovely, storm scan3 no problems whatsoever. we do not anticipate any today from the weather from anything that's falling it will stay dry here today. just sunshine, but it has got a lot to do to get these temperatures even remotely comfortable, which they won't be all day. seventeen in philadelphia, 17 millville, 21 in wildwood. thirteen in allentown, four in the poconos now let's factor in the winds. look at the windchills, minus 13 in philadelphia, feels like 2 degrees out in the philadelphia area, eight in

millville, eight in wildwood, it is cold out there high pressure in charge of our weather today. it keeps it dry. it keeps it cold. and then as the high moves away a little bit we start to pick up southwesterly breeze tomorrow. that will will get the temperatures into the 30's, where they were yesterday. we've had a cold couple of days though, for this beginning of january. future weather, no problems today, don't even look for clouds today but tomorrow afternoon we start to pick up some clouds. by 6:00 tomorrow night we are cloud covered. and then we start to watch the next batch of precipitation coming in. and there is a chance that areas to the north by late sunday night could pick up a little bit of snow, perhaps mix through philadelphia, rain to the south, notice what happens, this is 3:00 in the morning on monday morning early monday morning we start to see some sleet maybe some freezing rain, through philadelphia, where it is colder to the north little bit of snow, where it is warmer to the south, little bit of rain. obviously all those placements, can change, between now and then, number

of different times so justin to follow this as we certainly will. and then it looks like a change-over, as we get into monday day over to just some just general rain. should be gone by 4:00 in the afternoon, according to this computer model then left with a dray day for tuesday as well. any icing ability, some of the early amount, that they say we could get. these computer models, putting their collective heads together. .04 of an inch through allentown, reading, .06 in the poconos. just know we do have a chance every getting some ice mixed in there as we go through the day on early late sunday night, early monday. otherwise, today it is dry. you can get around if you can bear to get out and temperatures in the 20's, with breeze making it feels like it is in the single numbers. twenty-one in philadelphia, sunny, breezy, look at this, again, tonight 13 degrees, another night to bundle up, bring the pets in, and await a day that just slightly warmer

tomorrow we're at 35 degrees, with some sun some clouds, monday, 38 degrees but that wintery mix comes in, with a change-over to some rain. then tuesday 30, wednesday 34 degrees thursday, we will keep it dry for now and it may stay dry. but there is a system that has the potential to come here, but models have been trending it away from us. so let's keep it dry. we have enough to think about in the cold. friday 38 degrees, nicole? >> carol, thanks. well another performance by comedian bill cosby is interrupted by protests. take a look. >> cosby was performing in hamilton ontario canada, when group stood up chanting we believe the women. others could be heard blowing whistles. the comedian waited on stage while secure tip weeded out the hecklers. cosby released a statement after the show thanking fans for their support. well, new jersey governor chris christie says he'll foot the bill when he heads to greenbay sunday to see the cowboys face the packers. christy, a cowboys fan has

faced ethical questions foray tending past games in dallas courtesy of cowboys owner jerry jones. the governor's office says since the gifts are permitted un the state's ethics rules since the gifts come from a personal friend. >> mitt romney is reportedly considering another run for president. cnn is reporting romney broke the news to a group of republican donors friday. and told them to tell their friends. the former massachusetts governor previously ran for president in 2008. and won the party's nomination in 2012. as recently as october last october, that is, romney was saying he had no plans to run. all right, 6:21 right now maybe you're making cup of coffee right now. well, did you know, the cost of coffee is on the rise? we'll tell you how to save money on your daily caffeine fix coming up. also this. >> don't fall behind on returning or exchanging gifts. i'm kara tsuboi cnet.com. coming up next in the tech minute couple of apps to keep you on track.

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from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is saturday, january 10th, good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us.

i'm nicole brewer. it is just about 6:30 right now. we've had a cold, cold week, hoping there is some relief in site carol. but you're saying not today? >> oh, definately not today. and it is relief comes in the form of temperatures in the 30's, we've got couple of those days. >> okay. >> so, ya. you know, our expectation of relief has certainly been downgraded, with all of the cold that we've seen. we have temperatures this morning, that are really cold. and it is bright, as you take a look at center city. also notice that the pavement is dry. that's always a good start in the wintertime. tan will stay dry today as well. 17 degrees temperatures through center city philadelphia, right now. we have 16 degrees, and that's in palmyra, at the nature park overlooking the delaware and the city of philadelphia, it is a cold start to the day, a dry one, though, storm scan3 showing that we have no precipitation out there. and we really don't have anything even in the way of clouds at this point. we probably won't be finding

many clouds today either. seventeen, that's the temperature in philadelphia it, would be lovely reverse dollars, 17 in millville, we have 13 in allentown, 15 trenton, 16 degrees in wilmington just four in the poconos, with the windchills, in the extreme range. from minus 12 to minus five in the poconos, a minus five to zero windchill, through the lehigh valley, zero to 5 degrees windchill through the philadelphia area, and just five to 10 degrees how it feels outside if you're through south jersey and along the shore areas. we have temperatures that will only be get to go 20 degrees, this afternoon, oh maybe you get to 21, but you won't know the difference, because with the breeze, it is going to feel more like we've got temperatures that are anywhere from say, five to ten or 11 degrees all day long. we'll see how long this lasts and what comes next. that's on the seven day forecast. nicole? >> all right, carol, thank you. ramifications from the paris terror attacks are now being felt, right here at home. the us is issuing alert to

anybody thinking about traveling abroad. now the state department is warning anyone traveling abroad specifically to france, canada australia, to be extra vigilant for possible threat. now, in addition to the paris attacks, the warning sites last month hostage stand-off in a australian cafe, and the october murder of a soldier near canada's parliament. >> well the warnings come after three days of terror in paris. this is what the kosher market in paris looks like now. explosions and gunfire mark the end after hour's long hostage stand-off here friday. four hostages were killed at that site. their captor was also killed. >> well, special forces work to end that hostage situation more drama was unfolding miles away, at another hostage scene. there a gun battle and explosions took out the two terrorists responsible for wednesday's attack, at charlie hebdo, ended three days of grissly terror. "eyewitness news" anchor chris may reports around the world and here in philadelphia,

people gathered say enough. >> love park came alive friday with candles cartoons, songs and the slogan i am charlie. a rallying cry for the saturday ear call french magazine charlie hebdo whose staff was slut nerd par thinks week for offend egg religious extremists. frenchman olivia joined other philadelphians in this moving show of support. >> casino of not understandable that people would react with weapons. >> reporter: those who brought terror to par race now dead. brothers said and cherif kouachi attacked 12, gunned down by french police, as they tried to escape printing plant, near charles due gal airport. brother had taken hostages, there, friday, and held police at bay for seven hours. and in the end the hostages were unharmed, and a rocket

propel grenade found inside the building was never used. at the same time in the heart of paris a 32 year old frenchman named amadi stormed into a jewish supermarket taking hostages and killing four. he called a paris television station during the siege and claimed to be in concert with the kouachi brothers. from the start he told them we've planned these actions together. after five hours swat teams stormed the market, firing heavy weapons setting off concussion grenades there is video captured the moment the hostage taker tried to dash through an open door, only to be shot dead by police. he is also suspected in the murder of female french police officer thursday was a known radical. officials believe his girlfriend was with him inside the market but escaped in the chaos. meantime, an al quaida affiliate in yemen is now claiming to have ordered the attacks in paris. we'll have update throughout the weekends. i'm chris may cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for

continuing coverage of the paris terror attack. you can get the latest information any time at cbsphilly.com. >> well, family members are dels pratt for answers after a burlington county mother goes missing. twenty-six year older kay crosby disappeared back on deitz 30th. "eyewitness news" reporter steve pal err son -- patterson live in cherry hill was crosby was last seen, steve? >> reporter: the family is up set and questioning now whether or not foul play is involved. the missing woman went missing, last seen with her husband here at this cherry hill restaurant, last seen as you mention, 11 days ago. first she goes missing, and then the family gets suspicious after her husband goes missing. now, they're asking for answers. >> bring her home. let me bury my sister, that's what you it, you killed my sister let me burden of proof i my sister. >> reporter: chilling pleas from family that says they've had enough. they're calling for a 26 year older kay kripppen to come home. mother of two young daughters

last seen with her husband kyle crosby on december 30th at a restaurant in cherry hill. since then, no communication. >> the thing that got us all a more why is these babies still here and no word from erika? not her. >> wednesday the family filed a missing person's report, and called police after they say they lost contact again, this time, with husband, kyle. after being questioned by police, the family says crosby disconnected his phone has not shown up for work, or to pick up his daughter, and disappeared. >> i hope that's not true. you know what i am saying? i hope that you're not doing nothing that you're not supposed to do. >> now the family fears they'll never see their loved one again. >> this is too much for a family. how much do you all want us to take? >> exactly. >> the mother, just sitting on the couch watching it. v. let us know. we're dying. >> court records showing kyle crosby has an extensive criminal history including assault and drug charges investigators involved in this case are not pushing for anything criminal, at this

point, as they continue their search for the missing woman. for now, reporting live in cherry hill, i'm steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> steve, thank you. meanwhile, house fire in williamstown, gloucester county is under investigation this morning. chopper three over the scene just after 10:00 o'clock on the 100 block of washington avenue. now, we're told two people have been hurt. but no word yet on how seriously or what caused that fire. >> residents in north philadelphia are allowed back in their homes this morning after work to repair a broken gas main. chopper three, over the 800 block of west birch street last night. that was cold night as you can imagine, to be without heat. but homeowners had it leave for their safety. pgw tells us four-inch gas main broke, at this hour, it appears service has been restored. a pedestrian is recovering after being struck by a route ten septa trolley last night. chopper three, over 41st street and lancaster avenue we're told that victim was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

there are no reports of any injuries to passengers, and no word on a cause. chopper three over a truck, stuck under a railroad bridge. now there is happened at the railroad bridge on south flower mill road in middletown township bucks county. the truck got wedged under the overpass there. since it has been removed crews are now taking a look at the bridge for damage. fortunate news, no one was injured. in a story first reported by "eyewitness news", day care center ordered shutdown by the state following the unexplained death of a five month old baby. the investigation centers around the winds moore learning center in wyndmoore. authorities respond the to the center monday, around 10:30 a.m., and cpr was performed on that baby. the child was pronounced dead at chestnut hill hospital. our investigation revealed that while inspecting the center afterward state officials found several violations and took action shutting it down. the state findings first uncovered by "kyw news radio" reporter terry gregg, refers

specifically to video. >> staff member place dollars a blanket over a child's face. then when paramedics arrived tried to conceal the blanket eventually ended up strong give it to police. >> the state ordered 20 separate un opens undercover by investigators including keeping kids unsupervized. officials stay could take months for final ruling on that infant's cause of death. a person of the school said they had no comment. >> well, there is another case of hepatitis-a in mercer county. a robinsville township patient, ate food from the same restaurant as which a worker was infected back in november. rosa's restaurant and catering in hamilton two. women who ate food from there were also infected. the cases spurred some residents to get vaccinated. they don't know if the additional cases are a detective result that far original case. a local father, paralyzed after a hunting accident, years ago does something he

never thought he would be able to do again. he is walking with the help after bionic suit. as "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows us, this break through technology is life changing, allowing this dad to dance with his daughters again. >> i'm going to go from here to walking mode. >> dan web is doing something he never thought he would ever be able to do again he's walking, with the help after bionic suit. >> away we go. >> dan suffered debilitating injury in 2010 that left him i am mobile and confined to a wheelchair. >> i fell from a tree stand. i was in a hunting accident. and i was paralyzed from about the belly button down. >> two years ago dan heard a breakthrough technology being test dollars at moss rehabilitation hospital. known as the re walk bionic suit. the suit allows dan to stand walk, and function freely, and on this day after two years of training on how to use the technology, he is one of only a handful of people in the country who will have this

device. >> this past july, and june, fdi gave us go ahead hey we're ready, and they enabled us to now begin to sell units to individuals to take home for their own private use. >> that's an unbelievable feeling to be able to walk around the hallways, sit stand, you know, on my command, and do things that i didn't think i would ever be able to do again. >> thanks to the generosity of group every friends from the american tech south and the synogogue in blue bell, dan now the proud owner of the $70,000 by the i can suit. he is taking it home, just in time for a very special occasion with his daughters. >> in february, i have a daddy-daughter dance coming up. and it will be very nice to be able to walk in and have my -- stand with my daughters instead of the wheelchair it has been probably almost five years now that i stood at one every these dances so it will be very special night. >> moss rehabilitation

hospital began testing the bionic suit on 20 to 30 patients with spinal injuries, several years ago. dan web is the first moss patient to take one home. natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". so nice to see that technology at its best. 6:42 right now there is takes the term polar plunge to whole new level. coming up next, meet a new jersey man who is vowing to swim in the ocean every day for a year, no matter how cold it gets. one question: why? we'll find out. plus this: >> how technology is even changing the way we do laundry. i'm begat shaban at the consumer electronics show in last vague, that story coming up. >> and the bitter cold continues. carol is coming back to tell us about more winter weather in the seven day forecast, and that's straight ahead. we'll be back.

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opener, the dish, and music in our saturday session, just ahead, on cbs this morning. saturday. >> i lived on raman and easy mac in college. you know? >> totally different. >> completely different, all right, we'll tune in, thanks, good. 6:46. a man says he's determined to swim in the ocean every day for a year. but this isn't warm florida waters. he's in new jersey, and he says he'll be there no matter how frigid the water gets this winter. carla, was there for his daily polar plunge. >> it is a blustery 26 degrees out. the ocean clock is just 46 degrees. >> the wind that really makes it feel cold, when it is not windy out i really have no problem. >> doug maday doesn't believe in wet suit either. fifty year old from island height wears only swim trunks. >> i am cold.

>> ocean county car deem err has been doing this polar plunge in seaside park every day since september 1st. >> i don't know why on awhile, i just keep going to the beach, making it into an endless summer. >> he dives in every day even when he's sick, if there is snow, or heavy rain. >> documenting pictures every step of the way. sometimes friends tag along who don't dare to dive n during our visit it was his father who watched worried about his son in this frigid cold. >> i don't know what to think. but i sure wouldn't do it myself. >> well, i've gone through like three nor'easter's, and the cold's worse than those. that was just rough water and heavy wind. but the last two days have been rough. >> getting dressed quickly afterward, he says, prevent frostbite and hypothermia. >> water's not the hard part. >> it is the air.

>> air get dry fast. >> maday wants to start collecting donations for charity, he thinks doing this for als, would be fitting as he considers it the ultimate ice bucket challenge. >> wow. the ultimate ice bucket -- i understand the whole thing about endless summer, but that's just insane. that was carla reporting at least it is for a good cause right, carol? >> yes. at least it is. ya, and i hope he has plenty of dry towels ready for him. our weather watchers rupp not any of them are doing what he is doing. they are instead checking out temperatures outside and letting us know what they find, and let's see, we have 16 degrees temperature, and there are plenty of them out there. than is still in broomall, and he says just got back from walking my dog to cut the walk short. it is cold out. and it is too cold out there this morning we find another

temperature, tim, i know you're down in tuckerton, new jersey, and he's got 18 degrees there, a clear sky with frigid, now northwest wind talking about the hand numbering southwest wind, last time we checked in with him. so conditions, absolutely do change and then we have 12 degrees temperature here, with lou, and he's out in eagles ville then we move down to the south middletown, and jason says the following: another day with a temperature below freezing, dress warm with layers. oh words to live by. and also, bring those pets in. in philadelphia, this kind of cold, it is the law. let's take a look, see what we have going on out there. and you can see in ocean city, we have a very quiet boardwalk. because it is not the best time of the morning to be out with temperatures like this. it is pretty, though. if you look in the right direction, you pick up some sunshine, and that's what we're doing. look out in cut town this morning, the sun is up.

this cock he could be -- it is a silow. even so, we've got the clear skies, we've got the sun coming up. it will be an absolutely gorgeous day out there today. our storm scan3 wider view, still, nothing going on through our area. some lake effect snow, look at the winds coming across those lakes, sending some snow out to people who live right along those shore lines come to expect that. this time of the year. we would rather not become accustomed probably most of us to this kind of weather but we certainly have got answer lot of it this month. seventeen in philadelphia, 17 millville, 19 degrees down in wildwood only 4 degrees right now up in the poconos. it is 11 in reading and lancaster. and then, we change and we find that we've got windchills even colder than those temperatures. it feels like 2 degrees in philadelphia, and in wilmington, feels like four in trenton, minus 13 is the windchill up in the poconos right now. seven in wildwood. it is a cold morning out

there. frigid, yet again temperatures though, will be warming up tomorrow. warming up, this time of year, means, maybe we get to the middle 30's. but it won't be as cold as it is today. today, also, has the factor of some win. not extremely windy today but it is windy enough that our windchills today will make it feel like the single numbers or the teens most. future weather is quiet no problems whatsoever, we won't stop this until tomorrow. this is at 6:00 tomorrow night. and computer models say off to the west, we start to see some situations that may be moving in our direction. this one says, we get little snow late sunday night, to the north, maybe a mix through philadelphia, some rain well to the south and then, this is a change, remember, if you watched half hour ago look at this change, it says snow to the north nothing through philadelphia at 4:00 a.m. and rain to the south. so, this is a changing scenario and so it will change a million times between now and then. then we get a chance of maybe some sleet, first thing on

monday morning otherwise looks like we get some rain around here that clears out, going through monday evening tuesday just another dry day around here, icing amount, if you see any, to the north and west, just some hundreds every an inch, but it doesn't take much when you've got ice. so temperatures today, will be in the lower 20's, teens up in the poconos and we are looking for some cold conditions with these winds coming up out of the west ten to 15 miles an hour. then tonight just 13 degrees you'll be in layers, as our weather watch he is say you'll be bringing your pets in, it is cents law says. look at the seven day forecast. do you love these temperatures? thirty tomorrow, 38 monday, with maybe a wintery mix to start, and then maybe by thursday, another chance of precipitation, but let's keep it dry for now. just like a cold week but not as cold as today. if you love watching the weather, well, you too, can be featured in our newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher. we would love to have you. sign up now at cbs philly. com/watchers.

nicole? >> all right carol thanks. consumer electronics show wrapped up this weekend besides the usual tv's and smart gadget, there were some household items. cbs news core upon dent begat shaban shows us high tech in washing machines. >> this is not your grandparent washing machine. a built n'sync, on several soon to be released sam song models a lays to you pre treat right from the washer, when ready to start a load of laundry just simply lift the sing. >> the water automatically goes into the drum along with the clothes that you prep-wash. >> new line every machines, not just one washer but also second mini wash below. >> then you can run this one with totally normal detergent at the exact same time. >> these new appliances are also smarter, keck to go your devices and even the tv. telling you when the wash is done. you can also use your cell phone to start a load remotely. so rather than having your wet clothes, just sit inside for hours, because you started the load before you left for work,

you can actually use your smart phone to better time it out. but the wash is ready just as you get home. >> the smart washers are part of new wave of connected home products allowing buyers to control everything, from their security system to their oven, with a smart phone. >> so to connect devices in your home, you don't have to worry about tearing up the walls any more. >> household appliance purchases are down 27% since 2005. manufacturers hope the new high tech options lead to higher sales. in las vegas begat shaban, cbs-3, "eyewitness n

>> one last check of the brutally cold wetter.

>> temperatures in the teens now, they feel much colder than. that will we get to 21 degrees today with sunshine, feeling like single numbers, teens by tonight, we are down to about 12 degrees, tomorrow, 35 few more clouds come in by monday, maybe wintery mix in some areas so just watch for some wet weather monday. otherwise, hoping we can keep the rest of the week dry. >> you know what, you know it is bad when like oh, 35, all right, that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend guys.

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