>> someone knew her routine and every morning she got on the bus at that time going to work and ambush her. >> reporter: family member say jones was a well educated newlywed and director of the child care agency. >> for a person who, you know never had any enemies, you know, like i said, you know, born and raised around everybody who knew who she was, she caught the the bus every morning to work. it was like, who would i just hope justice is done. >> reporter: police say the investigation starts with anybody who knew jones, they will start with family and friend. they are saying they are gathering surveillance video from the scene. coming up, this is very close to the university of temple campus, we spoke to students and their fears as the the crime is this close to home. reporting live from north philadelphia, i'm steve pather some than for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". steve, thank you. also developing right now, police charge a mount laurel man with killing his wife.

he was taken into custody after police found him driving his wife's car. "eyewitness news" reporter necessity he will mcclaren is live in mount holly with the latest details, noel. >> reporter: chris and jessica, this is first time many of seen kyle crosby since his wife disappeared about two weeks ago. now, her family want him to leave them to her body. that is all kyle crosby had to say to a judge as he was a arraigned via video conference from the max number security jail area he has been formally charged with the murder of his 26 year-old wife, erika crippen, and endangering the lives of her two children. investigators are still searching for crippen's body. >> we just want erika's body found so we can bury her, give her kid closure and give our family closure. >> reporter: crippen's family left the courtroom with heavy hearts after hearing crosby's voice for the very first time in weeks. deputy first assistant

prosecutor jim ronka said crosby left the state shortly after his wife was reported missing. >> he was gone five days and verified by various surveillance and other means that he was as far away as baltimore, maryland and place necessary delaware. >> reporter: when police finally april prehenned crosby in brooklawn the a assistant prosecutor says he resisted a crest. while crippen's family says they are happen that i police are making progress putting crosby in jail they say closure won't come until they can bury the young mother. >> there is in way i will allow him and his family to leave us out there without nothing, no erika. >> reporter: crosby is being held on 1.2 million-dollar bail. we will bring you more coming up at 6:00 but for now we're live in mount laurel noel mcclear inn for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". fire breaks out inside an olde city museum that right now officials are checking if any of the the priceless art

inside was damaged. chopper three over the scene this morning the at the former second bank of the united states. it is now home to a gallery of portraits of historical figures. crews were able to keep the flames contained to the basement before they could spread to more sensitive areas. >> we're so relieved the the fire was caught so quickly thanks to the prompt response from the philadelphia fire department, which was great. right now, we're just in the process of figuring out what, if anything happens to the collection. >> reporter: no one was hurt, and for now investigators are still working to find out just what started the fire. well, kelly drive in philadelphia a has reopened at this hour, following two violent car crashes this morning. kelly drive closed for several hours in both directions near the intersection of brewery hill drive. three people were hospitalized, tonight, we're still waiting for updates on their conditions. meantime investigators are still trying to figure out howl3 that all happened. chopper three over the other crash on kelly drive this morning this one near

sedgley drive. two cars collided there and then came to rest on the sidewalk. it happened around 9:00 o'clock this morning. but there were no serious injuries. the rain is now gone, but we're dealing once again with the blustery chill outside there and possibly more snow. "eyewitness news" in the spring garden neighborhood of philadelphia a where pedestrians had to contend with some windy conditions, outside there. let's go outside with meteorologist kathy orr standing by on the sky deck with what we can expect moving forward, kathy? >> chris, we're talking about cold temperatures again tonight and a little bit of the wind and yes, a developing storm system that will brush by with snow for some of us. take a look at temperatures right now we're looking at 20's in philadelphia. twenty-eight. allentown 23. millville, 29. poconos is 17. average high this time of the year is 40 degrees. so well below average. feels like the teens pretty much every where with the exception of philadelphia, feels like 20. poconos feels like it is only ten. now we are going to be seeing

temperatures falling through the 20's during the evening period, with partly cloudy skies, high clouds are moving, toward our region a ahead of this, developing area have low pressure off the mid-atlantic bringing us a a chance of snow for some of us overnight and tomorrow morning. so coming up we will talk about who will see the best chance of a coating of snow, clouds will be back in the forecast, we will talk about how long that will last, abe temperatures, are on the rise in the seven day. now there is something to get excited about. i'll be back with that later on, in the broadcast. for now back to you in the the studio. >> all right kathy thank you. philadelphia police are asking for the public, in how to identify a suspected gunman and several robbery suspects. all caught on camera. investigators say man seen in the corner shot the shot a 24 year-old several times including once in the face. victim was shot while walking from the store on the 2600 block of south schill street in elmwood new years day. he did survive the shooting. today police released a disturbing video of the robbery inside radio shack at

40th and walnut in university city. two suspects, forced an employee in the storage room and assaulted him. this happened back on december 11th. the suspect then took $800 worth of merchandise, put items on a hand truck and wheeled those stolen goods out of the store. another robbery caught on tape this one at a wawa in wissonoming. police say this man walk in the store, went behind the counter and stole a carton of cigarettes. you can see him placing the cartons in the plastic bag. this theft happened on the 1600 block of harbison avenue january the fourth. if you can identified any of those suspects call police. maker of the social media cell phone app has released a a statement following the arrest of the suspect in south jersey. investigators say that 23 year-old aaron johnson of mays landing met two boys on a messaging app called kik. he is now facing several charges, including sexual assault, and incidents involving those boys. today, the maker of kik

released a statement that read in part by using, user names instead of phone numbers as unique identifier on kik users personal information like cell phone numbers and e-mail addresses are never, ever shared on kik. well, new at 5:00 chester county teacher sarah o'neill is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 16 year-old student at church farm school. o'neill was a teacher at that school. police in west whiteland township say that the relationship began in january of 2014 and lasted ten months. the 35 year-old is charged were four counts of corruption of minors. new jersey governor chris christie delivers his state of the state address with an eye on 2016. the the speech to a joint session of the legislature comes as the the governor is reportedly considering a run for president. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in trenton with what he had to say today, cleve. >> reporter: governor christie

remains ambiguous about whether or not he will run for president but his office did say in advance of the speech that it was geared to a wide audience and he spent much of his time talking about what he has done in the last five years. governor chris christie, state of the state dress provided an reflection on the accomplishments during his ten tour. peeking about the billions reduced in discretionary spending. >> we did it by cutting spending, by had shrinking government and reforming the the way government operates. >> reporter: christie spoke about success in reducing crime and attracting investment in the city of camden. >> murder is down 51 percent in what was once called the most dangerous city in america. >> reporter: governor issued a challenge to lawmakers to lower taxes for businesses and a hundreds nod an initiative to expand drug a abuse treatment for those who leave jail. while mentions national issues numerous times he said he remains committed to the state. >> by the the way, i will be standing here in one year.

>> reporter: democrats question where the governor's mine is really focused, leaders of the legislator wanted todd hear more about how to fund infrastructure need, create jobs, and address the growing pension obligations. >> there was no vision, there was no plan, there was no program that talked about how we will make the state better. >> reporter: governor christie says he is against any kind of new taxes for income taxes but democrats are hopeful that he may bend a little bit on a gas tax in new jersey to fund those infrastructure need especially since gas is now so low. live from trenton, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a change you may soon see on your facebook news feed. caught on camera a water main break still so powerful it rips apart parts the of the galaxy. plus the man who in a need a phone to call his lawyer, we will tell you why investigators say he had 94iphones strapped to his

body. three on your side takes a closer look at what will happen to your wallet if the the interest rates rise this year.

back now with video of the huge water main break caught on cameras the force of that gushing water was enough to bring down the metal canopy at a gas station near tulsa a, oklahoma yesterday. crews repaired the break but then it broke again last night

so a big clean up is underway at that gas station. well, if you were in the market to buy a new car or refinance your home this year there is some important information you need to know about. >> as federal reserve looks into whether they should raise interest rates for first time since 2006, three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at how it could impact your wallet. >> reporter: with all signs pointing to the federal reserve raising interest rates in 2015, there will be a trickle down effect from everything from home and car loans to credit card and bank accounts. >> the prospect of rates going up has consumers i think unsettled. >> reporter: bank rate.com greg mcbride says even with a few modest increases, we will still be in a low rate environment. mortgage rates are expect to creep higher beginning in the second quarter of this year, the the the good news. >> i do expect mortgage rate to remain well below 5 percent mark through 2015. >> reporter: in the market for a new or used car. >> we will see rates trending

higher in the second half of the year following any interest rate moves by the fed, however impact this has on affordability is little will to none. it is not something car buyers need to lose sleep over. >> reporter: interest you will get on saving accounts, money markets and cd will see improvement but don't expect it will make you rich. >> not in 2015. >> reporter: as cash rs will still be earning less than the rate of inflation. now credit card rates will most likely rise as well. as i have mentioned recently if you are thinking of transferring a balance to take advantage of the 0 percent interest promotion you will want to jump on that offer sooner then later. >> well, you have to think about these things. >> reporter: we will not get rich on our saving account interest. >> no, we're not. >> 36 cents or a month. >> don't spend it a all in one place. >> every penny helps. >> exactly. well, two reporters from the philadelphia a inquirer have been subpoenaed after reporting that a grand jury had recommended criminal charges against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen

kane. the the reporters have been ordered to appear in court by a special prosecutor, part of an effort to reveal confidential sources. the editor of the inquirer said reporters will invoke the state shield law which does offer legal protection against reporters identifying sources. kane is under investigation after secret information from a 2009 grand jury was leaked to the sister paper of the inquirer the the philadelphia daily news. kane's attorney has denied any wrongdoing on her part the montgomery county d.a. risa vetri furhman will decide if charges should be persued against kathleen kane. good evening everyone. it is a busy one today, all of the usual majors that would have rush hour traffic, you are experience ago this right now. right on time. traveling on the northbound side of i-95 we are in the swamp of rush hour delays out of the vine street expressway area and as you make your way approaching cottman avenue, beyond that, i would not be surprised if that traffic was

touching the area of the academy. anyone heading out of center city philadelphia a a expect some big time delays on i-95. schuylkill expressway looks like the schuylkill this have afternoon or this evening, rather. if you are traveling westbound you will notice volume approaching the the roosevelt boulevard and as you continue your way throughout the western suburbs. now, between the area of the vine street expressway and 202 you will have some breaks but you will find it slow the entire length. so give yourself more time. traveling on the eastbound side of the schuylkill we have delays out of the area of king of prussia down toward roosevelt boulevard and again approaching vine street expressway. traveling city avenue at schuylkill and you know that intersection anticipate an accident causing some problems in that area a as we move in towards new jersey we have a water main break which is closing main street not too far from the moorestown area between chester avenue and mount laurel. if you are traveling this area central avenue would be your best alternate and nothing major for mass transit. now back to the desk, jessica. thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" it was love at first

sight for two, three years olden if they had no idea. we will tell you how they went from ring bear tore flower girl to husband and wife 20 years later, beasley. former sixers coach larry brown in town with his smu mustangs to take on temple. he is watching sixers rebuild from a far, in the a fan of an lit innings, and larry talks about his former team's

well, very pretty day out there today. >> gorgeous day. >> if you want to look at the plus side, right. we're not into cold weather. >> we're very positive. >> it is typically the coldest month of the year. it is pretty cold out there but we will see a warming trend later in the week and toward the weekend. but for now we are talking about clouds roaming in and that developing storm system off the the coast. outside right now it is looking pretty. temperatures are cold but seasonally cold. jack frost big boulder we have skiers and snow borders enjoying this wintry weather. that wintry weather will continue as temperatures plunge in the teens and some single digits overnight tonight. we will take awe cross the delaware valley to show so of the high temperatures today. below average every where. dover air force base temperatures 37 degrees. millville at the airport 37. blue bell at wings field airport 36 and liberty high in bethlehem the high temperature only 33 degrees. but at least we're above freezing. the right the now in the the city it is 28. twenty-three in allentown.

seventeen in the poconos. colder through great lakes and noncompliance. minneapolis at the 14. milwaukee at 18. some cold air will move into our neck of the wood overnight tonight. all eyes on this a developing area of low pressure off the coast. for most we are just spectators to this but it will slowly get organized and move toward the the north and east. as it does it will be brushing by. del marva especially through southern delaware, possibly a as far north as dover, south jersey could be seeing a morning rain or wet snow shower. for rest of us mostly cloudy skies and then this thing is out of here. temperatures will be slowly rising during the day on thursday, skies clearing, we will be back to partly sunny skies. we will watch another low pressure system to the north. we will stay in the sunshine for friday. then we will see a gradual warm up over the weekend. not 30's but back to 40's which is actually normal for this time of the year. who has best chance of seeing snow with this system passing by. chance through south jersey and even central and southern

delaware but the better chance even through sussex county delaware, cape may county a wintry mix and toward atlantic city a coating of snow. so not the a big deal but something to be aware of come tomorrow morning. overnight partly cloudy and cold. low temperature of 19. during the day tomorrow mostly cloud which a chance of rain or wet snow shower in the morning and then some lingering moisture possible during the afternoon the high temperature around 32 degrees. right around freezing. on our three day forecast thursday looking for a mix of clouds and sun. temperature 36. and then by friday looking good breezy but sunny with a high temperature near 40 degrees. that is something to look forward to. kate will have details on the warm upcoming up with the seven day next half an hour but after the the break we will have beasley and sports. we will be right back.

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the the sixers host atlanta tonight. they are starting to collect a few victories. they continue to stockpile assets but not everyone is on board with the process. numbers crunching and, former sixers coach larry brown in town with his smu mustangs to take on temple. larry talk about the sixers rebuild. >> i don't get an lit tics, i never will. you know my gut this is a basketball city that appreciates good basketball. they have the best player in the draft coming, and he can change things in the second and i'm sure he will. >> larry is still teaching the game right way at 74 years old. he will tell us why he is still going strong coming up in sports at 6:00. flyers take on washington tomorrow, last night's victory over tampa bay came at a cost,

brayden coburn out four weeks with the lower body injury. he will be hurt in the first period of the seven-three victory over lightening. the the three three-year old rookie net minder rob zep improved to two-o. >> he is doing thinks thing. >> yes. >> all right. >> beasley, thanks very much. still to come in our next half an hour we will tell you why the popular car service uber is under fire tonight. learning more about the men responsible for deadly paris terror attacks that killed 17 people. plus a south jersey catholic school's prayers may have been answeredded i'm syma chowdhry how the school raised $250,000 in six weeks just to keep their doors opened. and new at 6:00 o'clock tonight a i team investigation in the death of the little girl at a montgomery county daze care center. we dug into that center's inspection reports and we will show you what we found

i'm jessica dean with the top stories, a woman is shot and killed in broad daylight just a few blocks at temple university. right now that gunman is still on the loose. murder charges are filed against a mount laurel man kyle crosby ace accused of murdering his wife erika crippen. she has been missing since the

end of last month. crosby's bail was set at one million-dollar. officials are assessing the damage caused by a fire at an olde city museum. that building is home to the gallery, of historic figures. we are told the flames were contained in the basement. in one was injured. it was a cold day. more clouds on the way and cloud coming in as a system moves by generally off shore. near miss for us, it looks like a potential light coating of snow for southern new jersey and southern delaware, tomorrow and most of that stays off shore but does stay cloudy a and cold. temperatures slowly rise. we have a sunny finish to the week and nice warm up perhaps for the the weekend. we will have that seven day forecast in a bit, chris. hunt for several suspects connected to the paris terror-q)p&c fk&5]!oqe"2/

today was a day to honor the victims of those attacks. in france, the the three police office hours were killed, were given the the legion of honor which is that country's highest commendation. and in israel thousands turned out for funerals of the, four victims killed in the grocery store attack. well, in new jersey, today, several muslim residents came to philadelphia federal court trying to reverse a ruling that found new york city police could legally monitor their activities. residents called that spying based honorary lincoln without a cause. our pat ciarrocchi has more. >> unaudible. >> reporter: rallying cry came from the region's muslim

communities. outside the u.s. court of appeals in philadelphia. two years ago the story broke that the new york city police department surveilled muslims in new york and new jersey in the wake of 9/11. even though they were not suspect of crimes this attorney was in court today calling that practice unconstitutional. >> it a seems that people who are religious may simply by virtue of their faith be more dangerous and that is an assumption that the law prohibits. >> reporter: case had been thrown out last year by a federal judge in newark. the lawyers for two civil rights groups are appealing claiming that once the the public learned who the the nypd spied on, it inflict harm. >> businesses, were surveilled, have fewer customers and a couple whose house appeared in the ny pd report suffered a loss of the value of their property. the. >> reporter: in previous court documents the city's legal counsel says nypd surveillance was a legitimate law

enforcement tool and that the plaintiff's claims of injuries, quote consists of subjective fears without a alleging any specifics. iraq war veteran hasan who is muslim is a plaintiff. >> i should feel safe anywhere. i should feel safe just like all of muslim america feels save that there is in the a cop in the car with a camera is pointed at them. >> do all of the types of activities the you are doing if you are going after bad guys but in muslims are not bad guys because of their faith. >> reporter: plaintiffs wanting to back to the trial court in newark to allow the case and its evidence to play out. the three appellate judges now are considering arguments with the ruling expect in the months to come. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right pat thank you. fire marshals say an early morning underground fire near new york's pen station was an accident. three alarm fire started in an underground construction site at 34th and eighth avenue. it took three hours to get that fire under control.

fire officials a say that the fire started in a temporary wiring area, two fire fighters suffered minor injuries train services was disrupted but it is now back to normal. we now know it was a 61 year-old virginia woman who died after smoke filled a subway station and continue until washington d.c. hundreds were stranded on a train as the tunnel filled with smoke around this time yesterday. fire fighters did evacuate people were soon covered in soot gasping for breath. something came in contact with the high voltage third rail causing an electrical arc. underground emergencies do present big challenges. new tonight at 6:00 what septa wants its riders to know about staying safe on the rails. our walt hunter rode with septa's top safety officer and you will see walt's exclusive report at 6:00 o'clock. well, first public hearing of the president's task force on 21st century policing is taking place in washington. it is stated goal, to

strengthen relations between police and communities. philadelphia's police commissioner charles ramsey is leading that group and their report is due in march. >> i think the short time line, and speaking with the president, reflects the the sense of urgency that he has in dealing with this particular issue. we have every intent of meeting the time lines, laid out by the president, and come up with concrete recommendation that is will lead to change. >> the task force was created last month following the police killings of unarmed men in ferguson, missouri and new york. a man is being questioned for trying to smuggle 94i the phones into china. all of those were strapped to his body. take a look at the pictures. he had them all wrapped in plastic and taped around his arms, his legs, his torso, but he forgot one little thing. the metal detectors which, of course, set off the moment he passed through. the customs officials say they seemed to be walking

strangely. well, it has been five years since the death of the legendary singer and philadelphia native pedestrian i pender grass and his widow is working to keep his leg ace a live. in 1982 teddy pendergrass was injured in a crash on lincoln drive that left him quadriplegic. kyw news radio cherry greg spoke with joan pender grass about the charitable foundation for victims of spinal cord injuries. >> joint venture with the temple university to build housing and educate people with spinal cord injuries to give them the opportunity that he had so that they can go on into society and lead a life a as normal as possible. >> by the the way, a movie about the life of teddy pendergrass is now in the works. good evening everyone. traveling out and about, we have rush hour. on the usual places.

i-95, the schuylkill expressway, the roosevelt boulevard. take a look behind me and net is heading in the northbound direction out of the area of 76 all the way through to broad street it is nothing but brake lights ahead of you. give yourself more time. if you are traveling southbound on the roosevelt boulevard we are not seeing major delays but you will be delayed once you get to the schuylkill. seventy-six westbound we are seeing slow downs approaching city avenue, you the through 476 eastbound. it is out of the area of king of prussia a and 202 and traffic lingering on both side around university and south street. on to i-95, i-95 southbound is definitely feeling just a little bit of that rush hour heat around girard avenue because of the construction zone and around cottman but this would be the northbound side we are seeing delights out of the area of the vine street expressway all the way out towards cottman. as we look at our travel times we are seeing slow downs on the blue route schuylkill, 202, in all of the usual places, nothing major, however for mass transit, probably your best bet right now jessica. >> thanks very much. still to come on

"eyewitness news" something new will be on your facebook news feed and we will tell you how it could save someone's life. popular car service uber is under fire again. we will tell you why some officials are questioning their pricing policy. a man and woman say i do 20 years after walking down the aisle as children. story of fate that reunited a ring bearer and a flower girl kate. the cold is here at least for one more day, we are tracking a system that will stay off shore but could it bring snow flakes for parts of the area. i'll tell you where it

well, pot popular car service uber is getting heat in new york. city officials are questioning executives over their prices. customers are able to book a ride using gps technology on their cell phones, but simple little app you can use. during rush hour, however, uber occasionally will double and even sometimes triple its rates. facebook is rolling out a new feature to help police fine missing children. starting to day amber alerts will be sent out to people in specific targeted search areas. the a alerts will include photos and other inportant details right on a user's news

feed. authorities think this is a good way to access some of the 180 million americans currently using the social media platform. it is time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> here's cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. >> reporter: upcoming tax filing season is likely to be the worst in decades. the combination of the irs agency cuts and a more complicated tax code which includes oversight of the affordable care act are to blame. the irs warns that anyone calling their hot line during tax season may be placed on hold for an average of 34 minutes. that could lead many frustrated americans to turn to tax prep services for help. that also means that accounting and tax prep firms will be hiring more. they will train thousands of people through april and these jobs are for those who prefer flexible hours and want to add extra income. in fact full-time tax pros can often earn in four or five months, what most americans make in a year.

here in pennsylvania, the average annual income for an accounting and tax preparation professionals is $35,040. you don't have to be a cpa or memorize the entire tax code to get the job done. but you do need to be comfortable working with people who may be stressed out about taxes. the the philadelphia irs office is a good source of information. i'm jill schlesinger for

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it has been cold this winter. we have had a little bit of snow, ice to deal with but it is nothing like last winter. >> well, far cry from what we experienced last winter. meteorologist justin drabick joins us live, with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. he is a along the schuylkill river with a look back justin >> reporter: good evening, chris. that is right, what a difference compared to last year at this time here we are halfway through meteorological winter and we have been lucky so far. really if you don't like snow. last year we were dealing with that huge arctic air mass with high temperatures in the teens, record cold, that caused the rivers to ice up and caused ice jams but behind me right now schuylkill river not that bad. there is a little bit of ice, currently but no threat of ice jams. no arctic air mass to talk

about right now. we're nothing very cold. it has been cold enough to freeze parts of the schuylkill river. just a thin layer of ice, not thick at all. don't venture out in that river as that ice is very weak. now nothing compared last year at this time. check out this scene from the delaware river, one year ago, the delaware was jammed with ice last january. the jam kept water from flowing and that caused minor flooding on the banks. special boats were brought into break up the ice and to get that water flowing again. how about the snow in that is another thing. we have not seen much at all. we will go to the wet are graphic. it looks like we don't need snow blower, that much yet here in philadelphia compared to this time last year. we had 20.2 inches of snow so far this year, 1.6 officially in philadelphia. and the average up to this point is 6.5, 6.95 inches. good 5 inches below that. as of right now no big snowstorms coming up in our

future. i want to bring you back here with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. it is cold out here with the clear skies, calmer wind. 27.7 degrees here at the city. good news is that wind is light under a mile per hour. we are not dealing with any harsh wind chills coming up tonight, and then tomorrow morning. but, if you like milder temperatures a wait a few more days. in the seven day those highs will return above average and for more we are send you back in the studio with caitlin. >> good evening. we are not adding to that 1.6-inch total in philadelphia at least tomorrow but there will be a couple pots well off to the south and east that could adjust a touch of measurable snow, perhaps tomorrow. the lets take a look at our weather watcher reports the at the moment. we will check in at 28 degrees off to the north and west from phil in, philadelphia, of course in chest null hill. cold, clear sunny day, wintry mix to the the south, and dew point about five. his current wind chillies 22 degrees. phil sent thus shot from the park in chestnut hill looking

beautiful here, today with the beautiful looking day, kind of misleading. you wanted to get outside but then you figure out it is too cold to be out door too lock. mark in chats forward, new jersey reporting 25 degrees. heading down into delaware we are looking at 27 degrees thanks to jason in middletown with the the clear skies right now. lets look outside on skies cam three. we will go down the shore. this is atlantic city. this is one spot that may see a little bit of snow and sleet tomorrow, as the system moves by off shore but could brush the the coast with a couple of rain, snow showers, even a little bit of sleet. the atlantic city quiet but fuzz are down the shore or in southern delaware keep an eye to the sky for tomorrow. lets take a look at storm scan three and show you what is happening. the clouds are creeping in off to the south. you can see clouds overtaking d.c. area down into delaware as well. here's the storm we're talking about, off the coast we're talking about. very light precipitation on the northern frank of this and

as it moves out to sea it will be a miss in our area notice light band forming north of the storms and as those band streak into southern delaware tomorrow in morning or perhaps brush the new jersey coast tomorrow afternoon we could see a light rain/snow mix in spots. temperatures right now cold enough to support snow if that system were coming further north. we're at 28 at the a airport. twenty-four in reading. twenty-three in a allentown. seventeen in mount pocono. take you out to future weather so we can see what this system does. here's 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. notice where snow is extreme southern delaware sussex county back toward d.c. a area and rain further south. this may mix with rain but this is a a coastal brush here at the the moment. is there a chance a couple band could get further inland. it looks like it will stay south and east of i-95 and then again could brush new jersey shore by wednesday a afternoon before moving out to sea. >> then we will see scattered snow showers in southern new

jersey and delaware. the less than a inch of snows. best chance to see close to that is extreme southern delaware. a few slick spots in these area just a pick forral representation of what we expect a threat for some snow to accumulate across southern delaware and south jersey. zero in philadelphia maybe a few flakes at best but it looks like you'll to have head south and east to find any precipitation for tomorrow. overnight partly cloudy and cold. 19 degrees is your low. mostly cloudy on our wednesday, thanks to that system moving by off shore. there is that rain or snow shower far south and east. high no better than freezing. back to 36 thursday. look at how we climb through weekend. we will be in the 40's saturday and sunday about 10 degrees above average. that will feel nice. now back over to you guys. taking a look what is trending now get this, seattle dog loves being at the dog park so much that she refuses to wait for her owner. eclipse is a black lab bull masstive mix and like fellow

human passengers she used seattle's buses to get around. she takes herself to the park in essence. she roams the aisle, hospital up next to the stranger and makes perfect sense for a dog who ride the the bus all by herself. >> and every night. she is a bus riding she gets on the bus without me. i catch up with her at the dog park. >> look at that face. >> she looks excited to be there. >> spokesmen for metro transit say they lovie clips is a supporter of public transit. also trending a bride and groom may have felt a case of deja vu this weekend. twenty years ago brittany husband and briggs fuzzy walk down the aisle as flower girl and ring bearer. the on sunday they did it again but this time they were bride and groom. chancery union led to brittany and briggs going on their first date and after five years of dating the minnesota couple tied the k not in a wedding ceremony on saturday. >> pledge my life and love to

you. >> ♪ >> they both say they don't remember a whole lot about the the first time down the aisle. they were quite small but i have a feeling they will not forget this one. >> how about that. >> beautiful story. >> you never know. >> meant to be. >> that is destiny right there. still ahead the fight to keep a local school opened. >> see how close they are to meeting a quarter million-dollar goal, next.

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well, supporter are going all out to save a south jersey school from closing. >> they have taken a huge fun raising effort and in just a short amount of time they have nearly reached their goal. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry has details from burlington. >> going wonderfully. >> reporter: principal william robbins faced a challenge, raise $250,000 by this week or close, st. paul school by the end of this year. >> who would have thought six weeks ago that we could get to $250,000, just amazing. >> reporter: that is right school officials had less than two months to raise a years worth of fund. some were calling it a christmas miracle. parents rallied using social media and hosting fund raising events. >> we just said we will do it. the don't stop believing. it will happen.

>> we have had some very nice corporate donors. we did have have an anonymous $25,000 check that was given to us. >> reporter: students are thrilled they may get to stay. >> all of these bad thoughts are gone so all happy thoughts now. >> i like all of the teachers my friend. it is nice here. >> reporter: the burlington school is only a few thousand dollars short but they are getting that money from another private school in town. >> it just made sense to try to be of help to st. paul because we have been there. >> reporter: the academy faced closure back in 99 but managed to thrive ever since. >> i just felt that it could not afford to lose an educational alternative like st. paul's offers. >> reporter: next challenge will be keeping registration numbers up which means attracting more students to the classroom. >> the money that we have collect is predicated on population that we have this year. >> reporter: the k through eighth grade school has more than 140 students, they need to maintain that number to stay opened. >> we want to make sure we are in the only here for one year

but for many years after. >> reporter: which means the community will continue to rally together to keep the school opened. in burlington, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a mount laurel man is charged with killing his wife, the question now is where is her body? we are live. also the cbs-3 i team investigating last weeks death of the little girl at a montgomery county day care center what we found when we dug through the center's inspection reports kathy? a developing store comes close enough to bring some of us light snow, we will talk about who is the best chance of seeing some coming up. smokey ordeal on a washington subway hits home for local commuters. what septa wants its riders to know about safety. it is an "eyewitness news" exclusive next.

now at 6:00 o'clock a mount laurel man is in court, charged with murdering his wife, the mother of their three month-old daughter. but the the question remains tonight, where is erika crippen's body. well, good evening i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. kyle crosby was taken in custody last night and police say they found him driving his missing wife's car. live at 6:00 noel mcclaren is in mount holly where the the suspect is behind bars noel. >> reporter: well, jessica this is first time many of seen kyle crosby since his wife disappeared now about two weeks ago. now, her family is hoping that he can lead them to where her body is. state verse kyle crosby. >> reporter: now behind bars this is the the first we have seen of kyle crosby since his wife disappearance two weeks ago. but police say there is still no sign of erika crippen. >> we are just wanting erika's body found so we can bury her

give her a kid close another and our family closure. >> reporter: young mother a's family hopes crosby will lead them to her body. he has been formally charged in her murder and endangering lives of her two children, one a three month-old still in the custody of crosby's mother. >> there is no way that i'm going to allow him and his family to leave us with no erika. and police say, they resisted arrest and left the state after crippen's disappearance. >> he was going five days and we have verified by various surveillance and other means, that he was as far away as baltimore, maryland and place necessary delaware. >> reporter: crippen's family says that is when they believed crosby was the culprit. >> i knew that right then he did something. >> reporter: now that he is in custody young mother a's family hopes crosby helps bring them close another. >> i just want them to