ve freezing right now in quakertown and doylestown these temperatures may drop another degree or two. but overall temperatures leveled off. through monday morning again early in the morning hours we'll see that potential freezing rain. by mid morning say 9:00 o'clock or so you shall get that change over to plain rain as temperatures rise above freezing that will move from south to north and still the potential for that light ice accumulation doesn't take much. watch out for the slick spots the rain will come to an end later on during the evening and the full forecast talk about the timing of the morning commute and temperatures not as in the seven day that's come coming up in in a few more minutes. natasha. >> thank you. >> philadelphia streets department its cruise will begin salting trouble spots starting at midnight. penndot gearing up for a messy morning commute and they're already pulling out the stops to ensure safe travels. >> we will have 182 state trucks loaded with salt and ready to go on the highway when the precipitation begins to fall. we'll also be bringing private contractors for additional support.

at this time we will have over 200 trucks. in total penndot says there will be 321 trucks on the road. penndot also says drivers should take extreme care and caution if you'll be out and about in the overnight morning hours. you can track the storm with the cbs philly weather app it's free and it's available now in google play and i tunes. "eyewitness news" this morning will also start extra early tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. meteorologist indicate bile low will be in katie tracking the latest on this storm. our team will have all of the information you need as you get ready for work and school. also developing right now a massive hunt for missing mother whose children were discovered several states away. she and her two kids were last seen at their smyrna, delaware, home on friday. the kids were found with their father many her husband in jasper indiana on saturday night. and now he's behind bars. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers tells us where this

investigation stands right now. >> reporter: it started saturday afternoon amber alert delaware state police put out word that four-year-old colette hamilton and her little brother cortez hamilton, jr. were missing. their mom keisha hamilton was too. and police said they might be with cortez hamilton sr. keisha's husband and children's father. >> very peaceful since i've been here. very very peaceful. i was shocked. >> reporter: mother and her children were last seen friday night at their home here on east cahill lane. neighbors on the quiet smyrna street were stunned at the news but things changed just before 10:00 p.m. saturday when indiana state police spotted hamilton sr., inside this vehicle on i64 about two hours south of indianapolis. they pulled him over and found the children safe. their mother keisha, though, nowhere to be found. police say hamilton, sr. will be charged with endangering the welfare of a child and assault and is awaiting taxi addition to

delaware. police are questioning him about his wife's disappearance but are not calling him a suspect at this time. >> i have little kids myself, so i really -- my heart goes to them. i pray and i hope she's found safe and alive. >> police issued a formal gold alert for keisha hamilton. that means police believe she could be in eminent danger. she is described as 5 feet sick inches tall and about 145 pounds. if you have any information about her whereabouts you're asked to call police. we're in smyrna, delaware, matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". well police are still investigating a triple homicide in the holmesburg section of northeast philadelphia. three hispanic males were shot to death execution style in a home on the 4600 block of vista street late saturday night. a girlfriend of one of the victims discover the bodies after she tried unsecond says physical to reach her boyfriend by phone. >> i can't do this any more. i'm a little bit disturb what's

been going on much this is supposed to be one of the better neighborhoods and i don't know. it's escalateing. >> police say they have no motive behind the shootings. one man is dead after he was shot in the head in the 1400 block of hollywood street in the brewery town section of philadelphia. the 21-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. police are still investigating and have information on suspect not just yet. also, a birthday party in the logan section of philadelphia it turns violent. two men and a woman were shot outside reflections cafe at 17th and wingohocking streets. investigators are working to determine what led to this shooting. no arrests have been made. police say all of the the victims are expected to recover. and body of a worker trapped under a collapsed silo has been found. anthony gabriel had work for silvi concrete in buck county for decades. the silo at the riverside industrial complex in bristol township was filled with

concrete powder. search teams have been working around the clock since early thursday. his wife and extended family remained on the site throughout the search. elsewhere in bucks county a vigil for a teacher who has been missing since last week. "eyewitness news" at guinea lane pa in warwick. christopher tullly was last seen walking early tuesday near the off-ramp of 76 west toward city line avenue. the married father of three has been teaching at the middle bucks institute of technology since 2002. tullly's brother-in-law addressed him directly. >> if you hear this, chris just contact somebody and let them know you're okay. again, the outpouring, chris, i don't think you even realize how many people out here care and are concerned for your well- well-being. >> southed in resident suffers from bipolar disorder and does not have his medicine. anyone with information is asked to contact police right away.

also developing right now divers have retrieved at least one of the black boxes from air asia flight 8501 from the bottom of the java sea. the expect remains unaccounted for. the tail of the plane is back on dry land. the red metal chunk was brought to the surface from a depth of about 100 feet using inflatable balloons. parts avenue wing and debris from the engine have also been located roughly 2 miles are oh so away from the tail was found. nearly 4 million people they marched with a message of unity denounceing a three-day terror spree that killed 17 people left three gunmen dead in france. cbs new correspondent brian web tells us it's believed to be the largest demonstration in the history of the country even bigger than the rally at the end of world war ii. >> reporter: demonstrators carried signs sang songs and shed tears as they marched to renounce terrorist attacks that ripped their country apart. >> we have to be here in the memory of these people, innocent

people and to say with a smile that we're not afraid. >> the it's important to show the world we're not afraid. >> reporter: france's president and at least 40 world leaders led the march. thousands of police officers and soldiers protected the massive crowds attorney general eric holder was in paris where he attend add meeting on fighting terrorism but did not attend the march. >> pledge was made to make, dork a better job of sharing information amongst the nation that is were there and i think we will in fact do that. video has emerged of the gun mean killed four hostages at a kosher market before police gunned him down. in it he pledged allegiance to the islamic state and detailed how the attacks would unfold. the violence started wednesday when brothers said and cherif kouachi killed a dozen people at the paris office of the

satirical magazine charlie hebdo. the brothers died after shoot out at another siege at a printing plant on friday. investigators look deeper into the gunmen's background. brian web for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> stay were "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the paris terror tack. we will have updates for you on television and oh line any time at cbsphilly.com. cowboy love it wasn't enough today. it appears that all the magic has run out of new jersey governor chris christie's lucky sweater. after all the controversy surrounding christie's trip to dallas last week, christie paid his own way to green bay today. he was in jerry jones box watching as the boy boys lost to the packers 26-21. the governor has made it very clear in recent weeks eighths cowboys fan and has been for years and he didn't want to miss a trip to green bay for a playoff matchup. he ex change add hug an hand shake with cowboys owner jerry

jones on the field during warmup and he even war a cowboys scarf. eagles fans are happy about the cowboys loss as you can imagine lesley van arsdall will have highlights from the game and a lot more coming up in sports. justin? and we have some rain and freezing rain moving into the delaware valley right now. i'll let you know how it impacts the morning commute coming up. >> and a one in a million delivery. a couple just looking to add another bundle of joy to their live ends up with three bundles of joy. their very rare but incredible story when "eyewitness news"

take look. this is what three days worth of lake effect snow looks like. snow piles at least two stories high. the water town, new york, area was hammered by snow up to 4 feet in some areas and when it comes time to plow all of this snow you get those huge piles

that everything else around them. we're in for wintry weather around the area tomorrow morning. nothing like this. justin will tell you more. meteorologist justin drabick has his eye on the storm coming up in a few minutes. authorities in michigan they say all lanes finally reopened on interstate 942 days another a 193 vehicle pileup on the snowy highway. state transportation officials say the eastbound lanes reopened this morning just a few hours after those on the westbound side. one person was killed. nearly two dozen others were injured. apple packing plant in california is linked to a deadly outbreak of listeria. six people may have been killed by the bacteria. more than 30 people across 11 states were sickened. listeria was first found in pre packaged caramel apples but the fda is concerned other products may also be tainted an investigation is on going. apples in question have not been linked to any stores in our area

area. a montana couple looking to expand their family they get much more than they possibly bargained for. jodi kin see gave birth to identical triplets mile low, iain and cade were all born last month and get this no fertility drugs were used. her husband is a twin so they thought that might happen. but three? >> kind of almost overwhelming because when you think about you knowing when they get a little bit older are they all going to play the same sports or are you going to go 50 million different directions be able to still teach all of them, you know or help all of them as much as you can? >> they are grateful their six-year-old son has at least a* agreed to help once the babies are finally a loud to go home. he'll be a good babysitter. 33 families meantime had the honor of having pope francis babb ties their babies and side the sis stein chapel. the pontiff pronounced each baby's name and poured water on to their for heads welcomeing

them into the catholic church. it's a tradition for the pope to baptize babies on the first sunday after the epiphany. >> the golden globes were held tonight in los angeles. >> the golden globe goes to boyhood. >> boyhood nabbed the final award of the night for motion picture drama. it took 12 years to film this movie it also wouldn't honors for director and supporting actress patricia arquette amy adams won the globe for actress in musical for comedy for big eyes. eddie read main won the drama actor globe for the theory of everything. >> we will not need your snow novel for this storm you may need the ice scraper if you legal your vehicle out overnight

overnight. temperatures starting to drop below freezing this hour. we have main moving in that spells for freezing rain. watch out for slick travel on untreated surfaces overnight. suburbs will be the problem with this storm system. check in with our weather watchers and look at some of these temperatures. tanya philadelphia already checking in at 30 degrees. and the rain should begin to arrive in philadelphia over the next half hour to an hour. out in coatesville jeff wilson reports light freezing rain this hour he has a temperature of 32 degrees. we're below freezing right now in warminster montclair coming in at 31 degrees. nottingham still above freezing this hour fran checks in with 34 but many locations at freezing. southampton, new jersey, 32 degrees. 32 in media. and eagleville and looks well below freezing in gilbertsville this hour eileen checks in with chilly 30 degrees. outside looking dry for center city. just clouds as we look at the ben franklin bridge but that moisture will be quickly moving in from the south and west. check it out on storm scan3. again the core of the cold air

is still well to the north and west. so no snow from this system maybe a few snakes initially in the poconos but majority of the snow stays out ohio valley and upstate new york. sleet over n hour indicated by the areas in pink. those are the spots that are below freezing. so you may hear sleet pellets and run into light glaze of ice through the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning before we get that change over from south to north to just plain rain. look at the temperature change from this time yesterday. this is crazy. 16 to 27 degrees warmer but not warm enough to he will limb in the all the problems because here we go. 6am these are forecast temperatures. below freezing in many spots. even around philadelphia. looks like south jersey stays above freezing. we'll have to watch out from the city on northward by 9:00 o'clock slowly we climb above freezing so um proving conditions by the second half of the morning commute on monday and then through the rest of the day temperatures stay in the mid to upper theirs looking at rain plain. here's to what to expect overnight early monday morning

up in the poconos brief period of snow ice changing to rain. philadelphia surrounding suburbs in new jersey up through the lehigh valley changing to rain by mid morning and south jersey and delaware mainly sees rain from this event. so let's time thing out for now now freezing rain sleet and rain moving on in through about six 7:00 o'clock in the morning. by 9:00 we start to see that change over to all rain through most spots across the delaware valley. it may take longer up in the lehigh valley and the poconos. but through the rest of the afternoon improving conditions but still we'll have to dodge periods of rain through the day. by among evening 8:00 o'clock most of the rain moves offshore. improving conditions later tomorrow night. we're back to sunshine on tuesday. it will cool us down though a little bit behind that system. snow again really not problem for us. you have to go up to northern pennsylvania into the upstate new york region to find any snowfall accumulation for us this is just that wintry mix of some sleet and freezing rain initially. ice accumulations pretty light maybe a few hundredths of an

inch across bucks montgomery, chester counties up through the lehigh valley. if you can wait a little bit longer tomorrow to leave probably your best bet. overnight sleet freezing rain, rain develops. 30 degrees for center city. colder in the suburbs. early morning freezing rain for monday. changing over to rain by mid morning. 37 for the afternoon high temperature. here we got extended forecast. not too cold um coming up coldest day will be tuesday. we're at there thirty two for the high temperature with some sunshine each day gets warmer. expect more clouds wednesday and thursday. there's going to be a storm that passes by to our south and east. look like we stay dry by the end of week sunshine for friday. near average then look at the weekend. call that warm. >> yeah. >> 40 and 45. a lot warmer,. >> can't wait for that. >> something to look forward to. >> thank you very much, justin. lesley has sports highlights. lots of apply off action to today. >> we're still talking about that controversial call that ended the cowboys season. steve mason will be out of the line up for while.

we'll tell when you he could be

>> football final four is set. we'll start with the cowboys taking on the packers. remember last week when a controversial ruling in the fourth quarter helped dallas beat detroit? the refs made another crucial call late in the game today. fourth quarter cowboys would go for it on fourth down. romo to dez bryant makes a great leaping catch at the 2-yard line but the packers challengeed the call it was a catch. making the catch but the ball moved after he hits the ground. so the ref overturn the call and green bay got the ball back and ran out the clock. the packers advance to the nfc championship against seattle next week with a 26-21 victory. the second game we had peyton manning manning and broncos teagueing on the colts. third quarter colts with the ball and the lead. andrew luck with the ball back in the pocket finds mix in the end zone. they beat the broncos 24-13 play the patriots next sunday right

her on cbs3. goalie steve mason will be out two weeks with a lower body injury. he was hurt in the first period in yesterday's game against the bruins. it could be a knee injury. ray em emery is expected to get the start tomorrow when the flyers who play tampa who have the best record in the eastern conference. coming up next in the zone we'll have more on the nfl playoffs and also preview tomorrow's national championship game between oregon and ohio state

>> welcome back every unw sometimes you get to see interesting things on the subway subway. today if you were on septa you got to see more than 100 people riding in their under wear. it was actually improv everywhere 14th annual no pants subway ride and clothing drive. they traveled around the subway system pant less. >> this is the 14th year. it started with improv everywhere in new york. they kind of started it create

add buzz and all the other major cities across the world and the globe are doing the same thing. >> this would create a buzz. the event was co coordinated by a philadelphia based laundry company called got laundry. they collected clothing to give to clothing drives all around the city. stay with us every body.

messy commute in the morning, justin. >> freezing rain to deal with. it's starting to move into the western suburbs as we speak right now. temperatures slightly below freezing in many spots. watch out for icy conditions overnight through probably the first half of the morning commute tomorrow. rise in temperatures and see that change over to plain rain. that rain will continue off and on throughout the afternoon coming to an end in the evening. dry weather pattern starting tuesday through it looks like next weekend at this point. gets colder tuesday high near 32 degrees with sunshine. more clouds wednesday and thursday but mid 40s potentially by the next weekend. >> nice. >> yeah. i think you'll like that. >> thank you very much, justin. thank you very much for joining us here on cbs3 cbs3. remember we're always on cbsphilly.com. we're handing things over to lesley and the >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for omega xl.

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