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 find it in his heart to tell us where

she is at this point. >> reporter: cross bit is being held on 1.2 million-dollar total bail. we're live from mount holly tonight, noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> noel, thank you. also tonight another man arrested in connection with the disappearance of his wife waved extradition in indiana. cortez hamilton, will be returned to smyrna delaware. he have is also suspect in the disappearance of keisha hamilton's two children. now those kid were found safe in indiana but there is still no sign tonight of kiesh a hamilton faces charges of a assault and child endangerment. well, we're following latest developments now on a murder in north philadelphia a woman is shot and killed in broad daylight just blocks away from the campus of temple university. this happened at 12th and jefferson, and you can see just how close that is to campus. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the crime scene tonight, steve. >> reporter: chris, tonight a manhunt for gunman police say

knew this woman's routine and used that to target ambush and murder her in the middle of the morning. calling for answers for closure, for cap tour. >> i just hope. >> family of 56 year-old kim jones is asking why, after a woman described as hard working, and well educated was murdered in broad daylight. >> from a person who, you know, never had any enemies and, you know like i said was born and raised around everybody. she knew who she was. >> it is like, who would. >> we do believe she was targeted. >> reporter: police say jones was waiting for a septa bus to take to work. she was standing at the corner of 12th and jefferson. investigators say the gun man walk up and shot her once in the back of the head. shortly after 9:00 she died at the scene. >> someone knew her routine. somebody knew every morning

she got on the bus at that time to go to work and ambush her. >> reporter: the murder scene just a few blocks from the campus of temple university, a few feet from the home of student lisa kim. >> i just can't believe it has happened truthfully. it is pretty shock ago this it happened right here. >> reporter: students we spoke to say they receive text alerts almost immediately but they are not used to crimes so close. >> definitely alarming and makes me feel worried about where i live. >> reporter: now a policeman hunt that starts with motive. >> this has been just targeting her, it is a sad situation. >> reporter: police releasing a basic description of the suspect, black male, 6 feet tall, 220, last seen wearing all black jacket and hat and carrying a dark colored duffle bag. police also tonight interviewing friend and family in working with surveillance video. the reporting live from north philadelphia i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". >> steve, thanks very much. officials at an olde city museum are looking to see if any of their art was damage in the fire in the basement. chopper three over the former second bank of the you had on chestnut street. you can see thick smoke shooting from one of those doors today. fire fighters quickly got the those flames under control though and no one was injured. philadelphia police have reopened kelly drive tonight after a multiple car crash that sent three people to the hospital. this happened near the intersection of brewery hill drive. the roadway was shut down in both directions for several hours. investigators are still piecing together the events that led up to that collision. not far away another crash is also under investigation this one at corner of kelly drive and sedgley drive around 1:00 this morning. no one was injured. a montgomery county daze carry mains closed after authorities shut it down following unexplained death of the infant last week.

the as the i team charlotte huffman explains this isn't the the first time there has within trouble in the day care. >> reporter: exactly how 59 month-old girl died at wyndmoor learning center is still unclear. autopsy results are pending. but inspection reports following the child's death shed light on how the infant was cared for. a review of surveillance video found a staff member at the center was seen placing a blanket over the child's face while she slept. when paramedics a arrived to resuscitate the the child the staff member was seen trying to hide the blanket. the iteam has learned that the wyndmoor center has been cited for improper care of a sleeping raw child n2010 inspectors found a infant sleeping with the toy. an inspection last week following the child's death found staff had improperly supervised children in cribs and a child was not placed in age appropriate rest equipment. >> a major shock. i would have never expect that

happening in this school. >> the the iteam discovered inaccuracies in the state's day care data on the department of human services web site. we found the day carries listed as a star four, the highest rating. but state officials say the the day carries actually only a star two. the the i team alerted the state to the error and now officials say they have removed the information from their web site and they are reviewing it the to see if other day cares are also listed incorrectly. officials say it could takes months for a final ruling on the infant's cause of death. the meanwhile the daze carries not commenting. charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". makers of the social media cell phone app released a statement following an arrest of the man in south jersey. investigators accused 23 year-old aaron johnson of mays landing of sexually assaulting two boys that he met on a messaging app called kik. well kik release aid statement telling thaws unlike

other instant messages kik does not require users to share their phone numbers. by using user names instead of phone numbers as a unique identifier on kik. user's personal information like cell phone numbers and e-mail addresses are never, ever shared on kik. just a couple hours to bucks county school board will likely decide fate of the guidance counselor who made headlines with the controversial facebook comment. marry kate blank evenberg who works at central bucks west high school posted a in message to personally shoot protesters who were staging a a die in outside an eagles game december 7th. the tonight's meeting starts at 7:30 and opened to the public . new jersey governor chris christie delivered his state of the state address in trenton this afternoon. the governor gave his take on the condition of the state's finances and government. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan was there. >> reporter: governor chris christie's fifth state of the the state address was largely a five-year recap since taking

office. he spoke about bipartisan pension reform and property tax cap in his first term. >> i renew my commitment to new jersey today to make the lives of our citizens more prosperous, more healthy and better educated and truly optimistic. >> reporter: christie issued a challenge to law make tours lower taxes for businesses. >> we will not win the the fight to keep and create good paying jobs for our middle class families in new jersey unless we lower taxes. >> reporter: governor gave big compliments to improvements in camden, and he spoke at length about helping those struggling with drug abuse. he made light about speculation about running for president will distract him from doing his job for governor. >> by the the way i'll be standing here in one year. >> for some reason i see less applause on this side of the room, i don't understand. >> reporter: after the the speech, no cheers from democrats. >> i would call it a dry speech. it wasn't anything that really gave the reflection of the state of the state who we are here today. >> reporter: lawmakers say the governor needs to set the the

agenda for creating jobs and funding improvement to fund bridges and highways. >> he did not project any vision for the future. we have serious issues in this state, economy number one. >> reporter: governor christie says he will not approve any new income taxes in the state. democrats are hopeful he may bend on gas taxes. it is much needed to make those infrastructure improvements. in trenton i'm cleve bryan, cbs eyewitness news. hundreds of people were stranded on a subway as it filled with smoke. >> coming up a cbs-3 exclusive as walt hunter rides with septa's top safety vehicle. >> reporter: septa tells you what you need to know as a rider in any underground emergency. we will have the the story coming up. also ahead easing traffic congestion in bucks county cutting ribbon on a new three and a half million-dollar road project. kathy? we have a developing storm off the coast that will ride toward the the north east but come close enough to bring

some of us some light snow come tomorrow morning. who has best chance? we will take a look coming up as "eyewitness news" continues hi beasley. sixers won three out of the four with the eastern concerning leading hawks in town tonight. also in town larry brown former sixers coach still going strong at seven 46789 he will tell us how he does it coming up in sports.

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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 yesterday afternoon. officials say that something came into contact with the the high voltage third rail causing an electrical arc. and septa wants to let riders know in the event of trouble under ground and reassure them that the authority is prepared. >> to that end they gave our walt hunter an exclusive ride along today. >> reporter: scenes like this from monday's deadly incident as smoke filled the metro tunnel in washington show what septa a officials say, that they understand very well any emergency unfolding aboard a train underground can be especially frightening for passengers. >> we're in the dark, closed environment, you feel trapped and all that is

understandable. >> reporter: septa's chief safety officer scott sauer gave us an exclusive ride along look at how it is protecting riders. the first thing you need to know. >> stay in place. don't move unless there is a threat. >> reporter: with more than 400 miles of rail, 18 are underground, and septa says in the event of an emergency that presents unique challenges. >> there is a situation where you can trip and fall aside from the third rail itself. >> reporter: septa says all tunnels are fully lit with reflective signs every few feet, so passengers and crew can pinpoint their exact locations for rescuers. >> where ever you are you are within about ten to 15 feet of another sign thaw can see where you are. >> reporter: if you are uncomfortable underground septa point out its tunnels are much closer to the surface than other major cities allowing first respond tours use these special street rescue grates the to get to passengers more quickly.

all crews septa says are specially trained for tunnel incidents. safety information available for riders on every car. >> just like would you read instructions on an airplane. >> reporter: finally septa says the transit authority is closely monitoring the washington metro incident hoping to learn from it and make its underground system even safer. in center city, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". tonight it is easier for drivers to get around in a bucks county community. penndot cut the ribbon on the new gala way road extension. "eyewitness news" was there in bensalem township. this new section of the galloway road connects 513 to bridge water road. authority say that will ease congestion along 513 and also improve access to several businesses, parks, and the pa turnpike. for fans in atlantic city after lot to be excited about. city just formed a new commission to attract more large sporting events to the area officials say they want to make the city less reline

the on gambling which has declined. boardwalk hall plays host to some big event. good news for thousands of the the cities laid off casino workers, federal government approved 29 million-dollar in funding to help them find new jobs. 13 million of that will be available right away and the rest will come as needed by the state. in weather we're talking about some cloud rolling in and some cold temperatures overnight tonight. really nothing new. but there will be less wind. so that will help as far as the comfort level of the the forecast overnight. eyewitness weather watchers are saying yes, temperatures falling fast, centre square, pennsylvania ela is report ing 24 degrees. she's saying sun going down the the trace of rain may be due to residual ice on the ground. yes, you have to be careful of anything wet being very icy overnight tonight. john's reporting a temperature in perk sue of 22 degrees. beautiful night for star gazing if if you can stand the

cold. maybe you can look outside your window. here are the the high temperatures for the day. tuckerton 37. alex says in mays landing 36. peter says williamstown 33. norristown, lewis reporting a high of 34 degrees. so temperatures above freezing today. even though they will be well below normal this time of the year. thank you to our eyewitness weather watchers. outside we are looking at conditions that are quite cold in the poconos but that is where we want the it cold to make more snow. jack frost big boulder we will have that this week, with our skiers and our snow borders enjoying the cold air the the snow making. the right now in philadelphia it is 27. high temperature of 38 degrees today, close to that normal high of 40 degrees. you can see cold to the west state college down to 18, pittsburgh with a clear sky at 21. cleveland at 14. temperatures in the 30's to the south because we have had cloud rolling up from the south, there is an area of lose pressure developing storm system, it will not develop into a major storm for us by any stretch.

it will be moving north east and off shore but there are band of rain and even some snow develop as far north as virginia. that will be moving our way tomorrow morning. so chance of the snow shower through central and south parts of the delaware and also extreme south jersey mainly tomorrow morning and then moves toward north and ease and skies will clear. the thursday we have partly sunny skies. we will see storm system ride to the north. we will stay try. friday looking good. high temperatures rising through the the 30's heading toward 40 degrees. a as far as this event overnight and early tomorrow morning here's at who is the the best chance of seeing a coating of snow. dover, southern parts of the delaware, near georgetown millville potential for a few inches of snow. even toward have the shore an icy mix. possibly into atlantic city. as far as forecast is concerned through the overnight and tomorrow morning scattered snow showers, south jersey and delaware less than an inch. more like a coating and slick spots. the not everyone will see it

but this storm will brush on by. tonight the low temperatures cold nine. tomorrow the high freezing, with a chance of lingering rain and wet snow showers, south and east but it will be mostly cloudy and in philadelphia we will be spectators to this. on the exclusive seven day forecast thursday 37. friday near 40. look at the weekend. i'm excited about this. sunny saturday and sunday. by sunday many areas will be heading toward 50 degrees. for holiday on monday our day of service, 40. by tuesday more sun and high temperature of 40 degrees. as we look in the extended forecast it stays dry toward the end of the month and above average. >> looking nice. >> enjoy that. >> looking good. thanks kathy. not a great segway to traffic because it is in the looking so nice out there on our majors. specifically schuylkill expressway 76 looks like the schuylkill today. east and westbound this shot around conshohocken it doesn't matter which side we are traveling. it looks the same.

not only seeing delays throughout your western suburbs in the schuylkill but also seeing around the vine street expressway to and from 676. as we look at ben franklin bridgette is not awful. may notice a slow down making your way down to the tolls in new jersey. if you are commuting in the westbound direction you can see movement as well. it is not awful but usually, we will see that bulky volume as you make your way down toward tolls in new jersey around this time. speed sensors low in the 20's and teens. twenty-one being your average on the schuylkill. seventeen your average on parts if you are traveling on route one, 25 on i-95 if you are traveling in wilmington delaware. unfortunately an accident closing 141 southbound at boxwood. traveling in this area try to avoid it. mass transit looks great. chris and jessica. "cbs evening news" is just a couple minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead to that scott. >> hi chris and guess contact great to be with you in philadelphia a coming up

remarkable new video of the gunman in the moments after the paris magazine attack. plus we're following developments there in philadelphia as a federal appeals court reviews a case about whether a surveillance program violated the constitutional rights of american muslims, and while you might be saving money a at the gas pump we will tell you why free fall in oil prices is costing other americans their jobs. we will have those stories just ahead on the "cbs evening

flyers are a off until tomorrow when they take on washington. last night's victory came at a cost. defenseman braydon coburn was struck on the left foot blocking a shot out four weeks. veterans carlo will finally see some action. he has been a healthy scratch for the last 26 games.

>> i'm just with great skaters keeping my mentally and physically focused. everyone understands how the process was but i'm not here to make any excuses. i'm here to play the game of hockey and do what i was asked to do. >> hepp he has a great game. sixers hosting atlanta hawks have the best record in the eastern conference and sixers won three out of four games. former sixers head coach larry brown is in town with his smu mustangs to take on temple tomorrow night. you know his story. hall of famer. only coach to win nba and ncaa championship. still going strong at 74 and can't get him away from the gym. >> i never worked. i have always, i'm doing exactly what i wanted to do except on a different level. i thought i would be a high school coach and teacher. as long as i feel like i can contribute to the game i want to keep doing it. >> he is walking 5 miles a

day, people. >> no debate this is time i feel like we actually found out which college football team is the national champion, thanks to the the new playoff system. ohio stasis last game standing. elliott ran for 246-yard and four touchdowns and buckeyes beat the ducks 42-ten. urban meyer jones nick sabe an as only coach toes win a national title at two schools.

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captain, in the way unlike you have ever seen. >> pelley: tonight, a day of mourning. funerals in france and in israel for victims of the paris terror attacks. we have new video of the gunmen and new information about who financed their deadly rampage. reports from elizabeth palmer and bob orr. chip reid on questions about the safety of one of america's biggest subway systems after a passenger dies and dozens are injured. the freefall in gas prices continues. manuel bojorquez aren'ts while you're saving money others are losing their jobs. and it's men against mountain. john blackstone on two climbers out to conquer el capitan as it's never been done before. captioning sponsored by cbs