begins the university. at agreement means 112 victories will be restored to the football program making joe paterno the winningest coach in major college football were 409 wins. repeal of the consent decree follows ncaa decision last year to he reinstate football scholarships and allow penn state to play in bowl games earlier then the original penalty. restrictions were all put in place in the wake of the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal that rock the university. pennsylvania state senate leader jake and rob mccord sued the the ncaa and deal reached today brings an end to all punitive sanction as begins penn state. >> today is a victory for due process, which was not afforded in this case. today is a victory for penn state nation. ncaa has surrendered, the a agreement that we have reached represents a complete victory of issue at hand. >> reporter: it directs a 60 million-dollar fine to dress child abuse be spent within pennsylvania. and paterno family released

a statement which aid, in part, that the repeal of the consent decree, and the return of the wins to the university and joe paterno confirm that the ncaa and the board of trustees acted prematurely and irresponsiblessably in the unprecedented sanctions the the ncaa imposed on the university, the the players the coaches and also the community. there are questions tonight, of course, if joe paterno's statue will now be put back and we are told by penn state officials that the board of trustees has not made that decision yet as the board is meeting this afternoon to discuss the proposed settlement. reporting live from the sat center, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". this story is getting a lot of reaction on social media, a lot of people talking. we'd like to know what you think bit. go to the facebook page or send us a tweet at cbs philly just be sure to use hash tag cbs-3 chat. there is breaking news at this hour in the debate over same sex marriage rights the

u.s. supreme court said today that it will deciding whether same sex couples nationwide have the right to marry, under the u.s. constitution and they will do so in this term. the the justices plan to review an appellate ruling which upheld bans on gay marriageness four states. today's a announce. sets stage for potentially historic decision. also breaking news right now you police released shocking new surveillance video in the deadly shooting of the woman waiting for a bus just blocks from the temple university campus. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter live at police headquarters with a look at that video ape latest from police on this disturbing case walt. >> reporter: jessica shocking, heart breaking kim jones was a spiritual person who loved her family children and her church. she was listening to gospel music on her head phones waiting for a us about a few doors from her home tuesday morning when in the word of police she was executed by a gunman slipped up behind her. police just released the

chilling rid ohio in hopes of bringing that kill tore justice. the rid ohio police say shows the still unidentified killer, approaching, and ambushing kim jones as she a walks to a neighborhood street corn tore wait for a us about a few you doors from her home. the killer then taking off on foot. >> it is incredible that something, you know, this insane can happen to such a good person. >> reporter: police say video shows the killer first stalking jones an her before the attack waiting in the alley across from her home and then shooting her in the head execution style before heading on to a northbound subway train and then exiting at hunting park station where the the trail end through it all, investigators point out that the killer carefully covering his face even lowering his head as he passes camera, all signs of a well planned hit. >> he is a heartless predator to in that kind of a fashion back walk up to her when she

has headphones on listening to gospel music she never sees or hears him coming. he just shoots her in the back of the head. >> reporter: jones, a social work shore devote heard life to children was known as miss kim to the boys and girls at the church of the advocate where she launched an after school meal program. the those children in the days after this killer's striking new asking the pastor where miss kim has gone. >> we really are asking the community whoever saw or who knows anything to speak up on this. kim deserves better that be what she receives. nobody deserves to go out like that. >> reporter: pastor busy throughout the take time icing final plans for mrs. jones, despite the the details planning, the execution time hit police say motive remains very much a mystery, they say that they need your help. we will have much more on this developing story when we join you at 6:00 live from police headquarters, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

walt, thanks very much. our temperatures climbed in the 40's today but it is not going to last, get ready for a big drop and some rain this weekend. the meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with what we can expect, kate. >> thanks, chris. it was in the 40's, still is in fact but we had a gusty wind making it feel ten to 15 degrees colder then thermometer indicated. cold but sunny start but then tracking rain especially on sunday. lets look the at how things are shaping up and what i want to draw your attention to are some snow showers lining autopsy long an arctic cold front that moved through new england earlier today and pushing through our area we are not seeing a ton of precipitation with these snow showers but they moved through berks county, portions of lehigh county and couple snow showers moving toward the philadelphia area at the moment. we're not going to see much but we do see flurries here and there that is what you are seeing. notice that moving in southern montgomery county in to bucks county and a few flakes or rain drop or two moving in

portions of new jersey. lets look at what temperatures are doing outside because it the is chilly, feels a whole lot colder then it is. we are still at four at the the airport. forty in dover. thirty-nine in wilmington. 35 degrees in reading. wind have been strong all day especially the case here in the city when walking through the building and get that wind tunnel effect in the city and feels colder then 40 degrees. the right now feels like 31 in philadelphia, 21 allentown and only five in mount pocono. with the clear skies tonight temperatures will drop very quickly. your first forecast we are down to 31 by 9:00, 27 by 11:00. notice how quick we fall out of the the 40's in the 20's. we will end up in the teens overnight and for a brief time tomorrow morning it will feel like single digits. tomorrow wind calms down, that is good news, high pressure overhead. we are tracking a storm coming up the coast as we get in the the day on sunday. watch high pressure moving overhead and then that system forms off the coast of the

carolinas. here's early sunday and this looks like a rain maker a all day long all across the area. it shifted further west so now we are looking at rain not only along the coast and in the city but for everyone. the a as that is is tell moves out it will be a full blown snow form for us but here in the philadelphia area it is mainly rain but all day sunday and strong gusty wind with this storm as well. we will have the timing of the storm and hutch rain we can expect and if there is any snow at all in our future. i will have that when we join you inside. back inside to you. >> thanks very much. stay a step ahead of the the weather down loading the cbs philly weather app. get the latest forecast from our team of meteorologists on there, down load that app absolutely freon itunes and google play. an elderly woman's foot slips off gas sending her car crashing through the the side of the local ymca. it is stopping inches from the pool. "eyewitness news" michelle krause took that photo from inside. matt rivers is live in ridley

town ship with more on this very close call, matt. >> reporter: this happened between 12:30 and 1:00 p.m. and officials we spoke to with the ymca say it is fairly remarkable that no one was injured. video shows just how close this was to being a much sadder story during typically busy day here at ridley area ymca an 86 year-old woman had gotten into that car just after her work out when she went to leave things went wrong. >> we had one of our members drive through the wall of our pool. we are not sure whether it was a car malfunction or she hit accelerator instead of the break. >> reporter: police clarified soon thereafter saying would the man's foot slipped off the brake and hit the gas accelerating rapidly. she went fast enough to break through an 8-inch wall car stopping just short of plunge go into the pool . there were a few swimmers in the pool doing laps. the none however in the lane closest to the broken wall. >> absolutely we are blessed that there were no injuries, it was during a lapse swim

time but you no one was swimming in the lane affect. >> reporter: emergency crew as arrived and towed the car out of the building and a police officer brought the 86 year-old woman home a bit shaken but uninjured. she has insurance. it appears no charges will be filed. one ymca official says on a typical day there is someone swimming in the lane closer to that wall. today however, no one was there. as you might imagine ymca officials tell us that the pool will be closed for some time while the rest of the ymca will remain opened. those repairs could take sometime to complete. we are live in ridley township matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> quite a scene there matt thanks very much. two people hospitalized after a school bus crash in southwest philadelphia. a bus was one of the reek also involved in the crash. an suv and minivan also were involved at 68th and chester just before 9:00 o'clock this morning. it is not clear whether any children were on board that bus, we do know that police

are investigating. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" authorities in europe are on high alert, security forces still watching operations to prevent new terror attacks. dozens of suspects have been arrested. drivers in new jersey are cheering over price to fill up their gas tanks, it is now down to $1.85 in some places, "eyewitness news" live with how benefits as well. plus... >> just pure protein and complex carbohydrates i'm 40 my man. to gain 35-pound in three months naturally i wanted todd make sure it wasn't going to kill my organs. >> fair enough. >> american snipper starring bradley cooper is getting oscar buzz and our ukee washington talks to coupe ber that film and

we have learned more about the temple university student who fell from a window to her death last night this happened at 16th and chestnut, in center city philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at temple with reaction who knew this young woman, justin. >> reporter: her name is rebecca kim and on campus here those who knew her said that she was kind with a bright future ahead of her and they are said to hear that future has been cut short. friend of rebecca kim knew her as becca and at 18 it is hard for them to talk about her in the past tense. >> she was sweet very helpful, always smiling. she was a real positive person. >> reporter: kim was a freshman at temple university studying pharmacy. rayshell newman remembers seeing her familiar face in their chemistry class at the

the start of the semester. >> when i saw her in chemistry class we work together and all that kind of stuff. >> reporter: the two graduated from wissohickon high but first met in middle school. >> i heard with it this morning because i was devastated. i heard her name. >> reporter: police are continuing to investigate kim's death thursday night officials say that she fell, from an eighth floor window of the art institute of philadelphia dorm near 16th and chestnut the streets. the authorities say she was there visiting two male students police have questioned them both. down below a busy sidewalk where kim felon to a 44 year-old woman and taken to hahnemann hospital with neck and gang injuries. she lost some teeth but is expect to recover. now, police also did recover a cell phone from kim at jefferson hospital where she died. they say that could be an indication that perhaps she was taking a photo the owe when she fell from that window. that of course remains under investigation. police have yet to identify that 44 year-old woman. we are live on the campus of

temple i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a tractor trailer loses control on the new jersey turnpike and hits dividing barrier cause ago this trail tore split. "eyewitness news" on the scene as crews worked to clear rock salt that it spilled on both side of the turnpike in runnemede. the accident happened in the southbound lanes just before 5:00 this morning. the driver was not hurt all lanes were moving again by 10:00 a.m. and we already have problems on our favorite spot on the schuylkill expressway right around city avenue an accident here you can see police activity the on the scene and either westbound lanes of city avenue approaching king of prussia area. you can see them cleaning that up, pushed over into the right-hand shoulder, blocking out part of the right-hand lane as traffic squeezes by to the left-hand side. over on i-95 around cottman avenue slow go in the southbound lanes here. we will lose out that right-hand lane due to construction, that is something we have grown used to so far but heading toward

center city we will see that volume, in fact backup on to i-95. an accident on the blue route southbound just past mid county tolls, that is pushed over in the shoulders beware of that. in delran, new jersey delran township temperatures near river road an accident, actually involving a train on new jersey transit so now services are suspended for river line, and mass transit until further notice we will keep you updated on. that otherwise 202 from the schuylkill expressway to route 30 southbound is slow there but not too much better on 422, westbound we have bye a 16 minute trip from 202. jessica, back over to you. >> jessica, thank you. >> are your old gadgets collecting dust, coming up, three on your side with ways to least cycle those devices while helping those in need. caught on camera a woman isn't going to let a size of this tv stop her from stealing it no, it is a a story you do not want to miss leslie. jrue holiday is back in

town we will hear from him and headed for a pro bowl but for first time it looks like he will not be playing, we will tell you why in sports.

well... >> there you go. we got to cheer first, students enjoying a trip to philadelphia today and, of course, running up the steps

of the art museum just like rocky balance bowa. not a terrible day chilly windy but the the sunnies out and shining on the front of the building of the art museum. >> i did talk to several people who said we're glad the sunnies out. >> yes, it is nice. making a huge difference. >> psychologically. >> seasonally effective disorder. just get into some sun. >> vitamin did. it makes you happier. >> it was a windy day, managing flags flying in the breeze there with the kid running up the art museum steps. i got blown down the city with the big buildings and wind accelerating. you felt to it day. wind will die down tomorrow, and we are chilly but dry and sunny saturday. more sunshine to enjoy. lets look outside, look at this nice sunset shot as we take you live down the shore on sky cam three to, of course, atlantic city all lit up. skies all lit up. sunnies down but still some light remaining. days are getting longer so that is good news heading

through middle portion of the january. not too bad right now. you can see camera shaking at the wind still strong. on storm scan three we are seeing showers, and snow showers that moved across portions of the the area new england earlier today and our area, and mainly to the north and west. those are starting to fizzle but wind are strong and temperatures are dropping as that system or front comes through. we have high pressure building into our area as we get in the weekend. that is good news. problem is you have to watch coastal carolinas. you don't see much now but we will see a storm begin to develop and move up the coast this weekend. got news if you are not the a fan of snow, shoveling snow, the storm coincide with the push of mild are eras well. it looks like this will be mainly a rain storm for all of us on sunday but we will get rain on on sunday. forty at the airport. thirty-two in allentown. eighteen in mount pocono. thirty-five in reading. you can see colder temperatures push from the north and west. with the clear skies it is a very cold night. look at how cold in the north

22 in scranton, sitting still at 50 in richmond. peak wind gusts got in the 30's to 40 miles an hour range. 39 miles an hour in philadelphia. it has been a blustery day. wind die down tomorrow. it feels a little bit nicer without the win. here comes the rain on sunday timing it out 1:00 o'clock saturday. full sunshine. by sunday morning at 7:00 a.m., here it comes. it is here at 11:00 a.m. it is here at 2:00 p.m. and all day long. it pushes to the coast by 5:00. by 10:00 o'clock sunday night it is mainly out of here. there is a chance this could start and maybe end as a brief mix of snow but i'm thinking this is just a rain event. we are looking at a half inch to an inch in our area with the highest amounts down the shore and portions of southern delaware as well. not really concern about extensive flooding or anything like that. it will be a rainy slightly miserable sunday. mainly clear breezy, frigid, down to 18. tomorrow sunny bright and beautiful. if you like it sunny and cold tomorrow is your day. sunday milder but man, is it

wet, rain all day long, gusty wind, we will clear it the out with sunshine returning formatter inn luther king junior day.

. it appears lesean mccoy will not play in the pro bowl because of an undisclosed injury this would be his thirst pro bowl. jurist in the supposed to be serious. shady is still expect to be in the pro bowl it is hosting party night before the event. he was one of six eagles set to play with jason kelce, jason peter connor barwin darren sproles and evan mathis. phillies mad a few moves today. they claimed jordan denks off wafers. he can play all three outfield spots and has some power. phillies came to terms with ben reveer and dominic brown. reveer will make 4.1 million. brown will take home

2.5 million. sixers and pelicans tonight at the center, bet teams struggling. sixers looking to break a two game losing streak and jrue holiday questionable with ankle inflammation. >> i think it is cool. obviously i want to come back to the place where i feel like i kind of grew up and defined myself as a basketball player and to be able to come back and play in front of the fans, who i used to play for and give me all for is pretty cool. >> nice to see jrue back here. >> good guy. >> hopefully they give him a big hand tonight. we know they will. still to come in the next half an hour sweeping terror arrests across europe, we will tell you you why tonight authorities remain on high alert. plus, $1.85 a gallon, are you kidding me south jersey is loving this cheap gas. i'm cleve bryan. i'll tell what you low fuel costs mean to our local businesses. i'm willing to meet my creator, and ask for every shot that i took. >> hometown favorite bradley

cooper stars in the oscar nominated american snipper ukee washington talks with cooper about the movie and physical transformation about the roll. new at 6:00 o'clock tonight students for selma grass roots effort to give school aged kid free tickets to an important film. that story is

i'm jessica dean at 5:30. penn state is giving back 112

football team wins vacated because of the jerry sandusky child molestation scandal. the this is part of the settlement the with the ncaa. new deal directs a 60 million-dollar fine to address child abuse to be spent within pennsylvania. police release new video showing a suspect approaching his shooting victim in north philadelphia. fifty-six year-old kim jones was shot and killed tuesday at 12th and jefferson street around 9:15 in the morning. eighty-six year-old driver's foot slips, and then causes her to crash through a side of the ymca in ridley township. that car came to a stop inches from the pool, in one was hurt. katie? jessica, we had a bright, blustery friday, sun sticks with us as we head in the weekend but you we're feeling a cold blast tonight into tomorrow. then sunday soaker to tell but as rain moves up the coast. we will clear it out formatter inn luther king junior day on monday but it will be windy. i will have the full seven day forecast coming up.

we've got more breaking news now a 14 year-old boy is stabbed in the chest, police say by another teenager in west philadelphia. >> lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco live at the scene, diana. >> well, jessica and chris what we know right now is police continue to investigate that 14 year-old is currently in critical condition at the children's hospital and police are in the process of trying to notify that teen's parents. police say this all started over some kind of an argument inside school during the the lunch hour at west philadelphia high school. it was between several teenagers at lunch. that argument spilled over in the after school hours when all of the kid were out riding their bike on the street. they ran into each other again. they pick up that argument when three boys were all standing in the same area one pulled out a knife and stabbed the other in the chest. >> after school these kids all apparently know each other in the area riding their bikes

and continued to have an argument over whatever the fight was earlier and one of the three males pulled a knife from his pocket and stabbed the the the 14 year-old one time in the chest. >> reporter: this all happened around 3:30 this afternoon at corner of forty-sixth and market streets police are now looking for a 14 year-old they are working with school security to find that teenager. they say he does live in the area. they are also reviewing area surveillance camera, again that 14 year-old injured child is now at children's hospital, in critical condition. we're live from west philadelphia tonight i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, head of the european union's law enforcement agency says stopping terror has become increasingly difficult because europe is home to 5,000 radicalized muslim extremist. cbs news correspondent tina krause is tracking more from overseas. >> reporter: europe is on high alert after belgium french

and german police rounded up two dozen terror suspects. thursday officers killed two terror suspects in eastern belgium planning large scale attacks on police. a third suspect was arrested. the government is now using troops to boost security and is taking id from people suspect of traveling abroad with terror in mind. >> these fighters going abroad whether it is to iraq, syria, yemen, really do pose a threat so officials are taking in chances. >> reporter: official the have not link late's rest to the the attacks and terrorist last week that killed 17 people. on friday hundreds gathered to say good bye to the charlie hebdo editor killed in the massacre. secretary of state john kerry visited the french capitol and took a moment to remember the victims. >> we will turn this moment of profound loss into lasting commitment. >> reporter: during thursday's terror raid belgium authorities found assault rifles, bomb making materials

and police uniforms raising concerns that terrorist may be trying to pass themselves off as police officer. tina krause for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the 209 year-old man accused of plotting to attack the u.s. capitol with pipe bombs and guns has been ordered without bond. magistrate agreed with the federal prosecutor who called christopher cornell of ohio a public danger and flight risk. cornell was arrested outside a gun range wednesday after reportedly buying two m15, semiautomatic rifles and 600 round of ammunition. the his attorney wanted him released to his parents with electronic monitoring. a man is shot in each leg during a home invasion in northwest philadelphia. four to five men entered a home in the 2900 block of nicholas street through a side window. they got away on foot with $300 worth of cash and a cell phone. the it all happened after 8:00 this morning. the 44 year-old victim was add myth todd a local hospital. the search continues for a

person who crashed an suv into a row home, this happened overnight in the 4400 block of north 18th street, in the nicetown section. no one was injured in this crash but besides obvious damage officials discovered a broken pipe. new 59:30 the falling prices on have gas has businesses across the region seeing more green. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in deptford with how it is helping the bottom line, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, look at this line behind me. people are pouring into the gulf station on delsea drive and it has been like this all day. many gas stationness south jersey in the 1.80 which has customers happy and some local businesses really happy. fill her up feels easier to say when gas is south of two bucks a gallon. >> every time i fill up my tank for $15 i get so excited. >> little will bit more than 20 bucks yeah, really nice too because i'm's a delivery

driver. >> reporter: when driving is a big part of what you do for a living low fuel prices make an impact. >> lower the better. >> reporter: when gas was high flowers by sweetins in woodbury township was spending hundreds to fill their two delivery vans. now with valentines day approaching delivery cost won't eat up so much profit. >> we will be filling up quite a few times, that is for sure and vans don't have good mileage. >> reporter: feeling the savings of the much bigger sale the school bus company in sewell, new jersey in camden go through 8,000 gallons of gas and diesel a week. their costs are down 20 percent from a year ago so it is time to reinvest. >> maybe buy equipment earlier then we project which allows to us provide more jobs. >> reporter: not only does cheaper fuel mean more hires the company is passing savings to their customers. >> we do give that return back to the school system's, ultimately, hopefully to the school systems benefit by allowing that to pass through their budgets as well. >> reporter: so question all

of us want to know us how low will it go and how long will this last ? it is hard to say but this is a six year low for gasoline so lets enjoy it while it last. live from deptford new jersey i'm's cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right cleve, thanks very much. caught on camera a robbery from costa rica that seems hard to believe. take a look at it caught on video. watch this woman. she walks in the department store, takes that tv and then slips it underneath her skirt and walks out. the woman has in the been caught police believe the other woman there in the video may have been serving as a look out. >> ♪ this year "eyewitness news" commemorating 50 years, from reporting breaking news and national events to the local stories that a affect our communities. the as we celebrate this special anniversary we will take a look back at major moments that made headlines

around the world, and impact us here at home. five years ago this week when you an eyewitness to history the island nation of haiti was rocked by a massive earthquake. magnitude 7.0 quake which was followed by a series of after shocks less the small country devastated. haitian government estimated that more than 200,000 people lost their lives and close to one and a half million were left homeless. countries and humanitarian organizations from around the world responded to help in those rescue and recovery efforts and you our viewers joined with us to lend a hand. "eyewitness news" held a phone bank raising nearly a million-dollar for those relief efforts. still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 are your old cell phones and computers taking up space and collecting dust? our consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side and will tell you thousand put those old gadgets to good use. caught on camera the announcer of the price is right gives a new meaning to

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well, temperatures were a lot milder today then they have been in sometime unfortunately, the wind made it feel a whole lot colder. we are seeing numbers in the 40's here checking in with our eyewitness weather watchers.

the here's a report from jamie from glenn olden, 41 degrees is what she's reporting. it is windy. it is make 41 feel like 31. we are seeing upper 30's in portions of new jersey from robert in clementon reporting 38 degrees and mainly cloudy sky. robert a says looks better outside then it is, bit breezy, so it cannot be called warm. that is the the truth, robert. it does look better than it feels or at least it has all day long. tomorrow will feel exactly how it looks. lets look at how things are shaping up outside tonight. the here's ben franklin bridge looking beautiful on sky cam three. no problems. we are seeing a few more cloud filtered in. they won't be here long. it is an arctic cold front starting to move through dropping temperatures tonight and into the day time tomorrow but a beautiful shot there of the ben franklin bridge on a friday night. let look at storm scan three. now this has a snow showers moving through new england and couple snow showers developed to our north and west. had a great picture on twitter that i retweeted showing a

dark sky that looks like a severe thunderstorm coming but it it was a snow squall to the north and west. this is falling apart but in the northeast or portions of burlington county around mount laurel we may be seeing flurries. we are seeing flakes. snow showers coming through, along a cold front and that is really knocking temperatures down already. we can see purple shading to the north down to 17 in mount pocono. down to freezing in allentown. still hanging on to that 40 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-nine in millville. you are sitting at 34 in trenton, mercer county right now. here's what you will wake up to. 6 degrees is the morning temperatures in mount pocono. morning low in philadelphia 18. fifteen in reading. sixteen in at atlantic city. are cold start to your saturday morning. making saturday morning bagel run bundle up, you need sweat shirt, jacket, gloves, because breeze sticks around overnight so this 18 will feel more like nine or ten at times. then wind dies down and

tomorrow afternoon looking fine sunday morning we will start to see this slug of rain creeping up the coast as storm develops along eastern seaboard. good news it brings warm air in with it so this looks like a rain maker. watch for snow. we will in the see any. there is a chance this could start as a mix sunday morning in a couple spots but mostly we are dealing with the a rain maker. you can see at noon heavy rain in the city. it starts to push east as storm moves up the coast by sunday at the 4:00 p.m. still raining in philadelphia finally moving away. this turns into a full blown snowstorm for portions of vermont, new hampshire and massachusetts but for us it should move out before cold air gets in and that means it is a rain maker. what to expect? rain heavy at times, half inch north and west of here. it will fall in the middle here in philadelphia temperatures do rise in the 40's. that is why it is rain ponding and slow travel possible and possible mixing with some snow mainly north and west at start and end of the system but rain will be the bigger deal. mainly clear, breezy, frigid

overnight at 18 for your saturday. lots of sun. cold but good day to get outside, bundle up, sun will be shining all day. formatter inn luther king junior day mostly sunny, cold and windy. thirty-nine is seasonal for this time of the year. not too bad once we get past rain maker on sunday. sunday is mild day. good day to get outside and enjoy the 40's. quiet tuesday, chance of flurries on wednesday. then partly sunny and seasonal next thursday and friday. chris, back over to you. >> kate, thank you. hollywood's biggest stars came together to honor years best in film at critics choice awards. >> this year critics choice is boyhood. >> boyhood took home four prizes including top honors, best picture its director richard link latter, actress patricia arquette and ela coal train walk away with the statue. michael keaton nabbed best actor for his role as bird

man. movie snagged six other award, mess of the the night and julianne more more won for best actress for still alice. american snipper opens nationwide today, the clint eastwood directed film is up for several oscars and among film nominations is best actor nod for bradley cooper. >> it is his third overall. this morning on "eyewitness news" ukee washington spoke with the native of jenkintown and his co-star about this film and what it meant for him to portray a decorated war veteran his life came to a tragic end back home. >> ukee, it was a huge responsibility and huge honor quite frankly and a privilege to be able to step into his shoes. >> i'm willing to meet my creator, answer for every shot that i took . >> it is not only about chris but his wife and family. talk about what she went through in holding the family

together. >> i have a huge respect for all of the spouses left behind. she's grateful that the movie shows his flaws and conflict that he went through and i think she's proud of it. she said when she watched this film she felt like she spent two hours with her husband. that is a huge compliment for my boy here. >> i'm so proud of you. such a great father. >> we optioned the book in 2011, once he was in murdered, it changed everything and we thought, you know, that the story had to be cold because how ironic the way he was murdered was just so awful and thinking that, you know, this relationship between ted and chris could serve if we got it right as a sort of an example for those who have gone through what they have gone through. >> i read where you only talk with him on the phone, what do you remember about that conversation. >> i just remember his sense of humor more than anything and i like the tone of his voice, which is an infectious,

his laugh was infectious which is part of the magic of chris. he was very imposing 240 238-pound man from texas but he had this great sort of easy demeanor. that was one of the really fun things to try to put on and to digest as i was playing him. >> speaking of putting on and digest what did you do come home and get into some philly cheese steaks, you have been on some weight. >> yeah, it wasn't fun. it wasn't cheese steaks and pizza. i wish it was. it was this woman kristin connor was a great chef and ate 8,000 calories of just pure protein complex carbohydrates. i'm 40 my man. to gain 35-pound in three months naturally, i wanted to make sure it wasn't going to kill my organs. >> it seems like yesterday were you just 15 doing our show. congratulations. >> that is right, rap around. >> continued success and looking forward to talking to you in the future.

thanks so much. >> i'm ready. >> my god. >> i'm ready to come home. >> in theaters, right now. ukee washington, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". amaze to go see how his career has just exploded and now three oscar nominationness a row. >> last three major films. >> amazing. >> still ahead an app that helps over hydrated movie goers quickly run to the rest room when nature calls and they don't miss key scenes. >> looking forward to that. that

trending now price is right announcer gives a new meaning to the phrase come on down. >> a new treadmill. >> wait for it there it is. he was walking backward on the treadmill and then he just went down hard. then he stayed there for a while. despite laughs from the entire studio he remains a professional through and through and continued reading items on the ground without missing a beat. >> you could do that. >> hasn't he seen treadmill videos, on the internet it always end well like that. >> it doesn't end well, hopefully he is okay. tough combination at

movies longer films, bigger drink and then sudden realization that perhaps you need a bathroom break and you don't know when a good time is to go in the film. of course now is there an app for that. >> they have named that app run pea. >> well, the app gives you several opportunities to go to the bathroom in each movie and gives you a quick summary of what you missed while you are gone. phone vibrates with an alert that it is time to think about going, i don't know about that bit is popular. app has 1 million down loads and just under 500,000 active users. >> hey, you never know what people will come up with. >> good concept. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 developing right now hoping for a break in the case police release this surveillance video which shows the the suspect wanted in the murder of a philadelphia woman. also tonight a victory for joe paterno, he is once again the winningest coach in college football history, we

will tell you why the ncaa has restored paterno's vacated wins kate. it will be a frigid friday night and a cold start to the weekend as well but then we're tracking rain as we head into sunday. i'll break down the entire weekend forecast coming up at 6:00. students for selma, how local students are getting to see this film for free. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. well, developing right now at 6:00 o'clock philadelphia police have released this video tonight it shows the man who gunned down a woman as she waited in a bus stop, near temple university. police say they show the the suspect stalking would the man just before he killed her. good evening i'm gist may. i'm jessica dean. murder of kim jones shocked a community and those who knew her.

tonight police are intensifying their search as a killer remains on the loose. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live outside police headquarters with developments in the up investigation, walt? >> reporter: well, jessica those who knew and loved kim jones tell me that with her love of church, family and children that they were not the least bit surprised in the final moments of her life, she was wearing headphones listening to gospel music as they waited for a bus near her home, moments later a a killer struck execution style, ambushing her and shooting her to death and now detective hope video from around that scene showing the killer will lead to an arrest. seen on video walking to a bus stop near her home police say kim jones had no idea that this killer was heading toward her about to take her life in a deadly ambush. >> he is a heartless predator in that kind of a fashion, walk up to her when she has headphones on listening to gospel