our eye is on the storm this morning get ready for a soggy sunday storm scan three is here tracking rain for second half of our weekend. today it is sunday january 18th, thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole blur. it is 6:00 o'clock. the lets check with carol with more about this storm mostly a rain maker. >> it is a rain maker. there could be a brief period i mean a brief period of freezing rain if the precipitation first goes into these colder areas because we are looking at temperatures, still below freezing mark but that is not a guarantee and it is wrapped change over to rain. in atlantic city you might find a rain drop hitting a

lens on the camera from skies cam three. we will head down to rehoboth beach and you are looking at rain down there. the the boardwalk is glistening and rain is falling in that direction, temperature of 32 degrees. with precipitation and at that mark when this precipitation starts make sure thaw are very careful out there. you can see it from the south and we are finding it in the southern areas of our viewing area at the the present time. it is not heavy, anything that you see at this point but it is definitely out there. we are going to be continuing to monitor this as it moves into the the area. it is getting a closer view here. when you zoo he that pink shading going by and you will see it right there as it went through south jersey, that is just a brief period of a mix abe then it is judge rapidly changes over to all rain. little closer zooming into some areas where we are dealing with this. milford, dover and you this cape may and moving in the the atlantic city area at the present time. our temperatures a at this

point are, in some places where the rain is, notice the huge difference in the temperatures in the 40's. forty-one millville, 39 in dover. forty-eight in atlantic city. forty-six wildwood. that is why i say it is a wrapped change over it is a wrapped change over but it is below freezing mark philadelphia points north and west that precipitation will warm things up. temperatures getting in the lower 40's but we have these on/off rain showers, we will talk about what else is likely to bring it in and time it out for your neighborhood nicole. >> carol, thank you. new this morning police are investigating a double shooting in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. a 28 year-old woman was shot twice in the chest and man in his 20's shot in the the face. the it had happened in the 1500 block of deal street after midnight. that woman is in stable condition, the man is listed in critical condition. also new this morning a shooting in juniata park send one man to the hospital. investigators tell us he was shot four times in the leg. the it happened in the 4300 block of north ori ana street

around 1:30. water is back on at lowes hotel in center city after a water main break. 12-inch water main break happened at 12th and market streets around 7:30 last night. water filled up in the basement of that hotel and as a precaution the the hotel shut off its power and brought guests down to the lobby. several other properties were also without water for most of the night. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry will have a live report in a half an hour. meanwhile authorities charged a mother with killing her new born daughter. we do want to warn you details of this story are very disturbing. prosecutors say that the mother actually set that child on fire in the middle of the road in pemberton. "eyewitness news" reporter a matt the rivers has details from burlington county. >> reporter: unspeakable crime, and most innocent of victims, officials say it was just after 11:00 p.m. friday that 22-year old hyphernkemberly dorvilier did

the the unthinkable she set her infant daughter on a road, doused her with flammable liquid and set her on fire. >> you see a sight like that it puts life in perspective. >> reporter: dave joseph saw the had small fire ignite the from his front window down the street. he he raced to see what happened nearly unable to comprehend what he saw. >> we actually didn't think it was a baby we thought it was a fire, somebody dumping everything down there and when we found out what it was, it was just a nightmare. >> reporter: joost he have called 911 and says he restrained dorvilier who tried to flee. police took her in custody as fire fighters tried to save her child. the infant was air lifted to st. christopher's hospital for children where she died, a few hours later. >> there was nothing that can go through your head i don't care what the situation is for to you harm a baby. >> reporter: 22-year old dorvilier lived on this quiet block with family members just over a mile from the crime scene. no one came to the door when we first approached but a

short time later a family friend came out and described family as loving and said they have no idea what prompted the crime. the suspect's family just trying to understand the tragedy. >> they are doing the the best they can under the circumstances, and there is a lot of people praying for them we're praying for them my family is praying for them. >> reporter: at the scene neighbors have set out a small memorial for a child that they never knew. investigators are still trying to determine the the exact age of the child. bail was set for the the suspect in this case at $500,000. she remains in jail at the this time. we're in burlington county a matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police say a a two-year old boy was killed in the car that collided with a river line train in riverside burlington county. this is eyewitness cam video from the scene at new jersey and chester avenues on friday. investigators say that the child's grandfather was behind the wheel of the the car and attempted to cross the track despite the the signals. the grandfather and several other riders on that train

were injured. authorities are investigating the cause of the serious house fire in philadelphia's rhawnhurst neighborhood. flames broke out in the 7900 block of lor receipt owe avenue around 5:00 o'clock saturday morning. one person was injured in the fire. the the the victim was treated at aria health torresdale hospital. pope francis celebrates outdoor mass in manilla on his last full day in the the fill peeps. >> god bless you. >> millions gathered in punchos, sang and cheered in the rain as pope stopped at various points to greet worshipers. pope francis dedicated the service to victims of the tie fun that devastate that had kent theory back in 2013. security remains tight in europe in the wake of the deadly attack in paris. the race conducted last week in belgium. in a historic move troops have been called into help in belgium. cbs news correspondent wendy

gilette has the the details. >> reporter: heavily armed soldiers stood guard in several cities in belgium saturday protecting terrorist target like u.s. embassy and jewish neighborhoods. it is first time in 30 years that troops have been called up to reenforce police. >> there is 150 people deployed today and this will grow to the troops which will be here to help people. >> reporter: extra precautions come two days after police carried out raids against a islamic terror cell allegedly planning an attack on police in belgium. two suspects were killed and more than a dozen a rested. those in heavily muslim areas worry about a potential backlash. >> they will blame it all on the muslims. >> reporter: it is a tense time in paris where 17 people were killed in terrorist attacks last week. police there canceled a a protest against radical islam,

a decision upheld by a french court. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police in central florida a say two people are dead and one injured after a shooting at the mall. authorities say gunman targeted his wife yesterday as melbourne square mall. investigators say one of the two who died was actually the the shooter. surviving victims are gunman's wife and another man. mall was closed for the day following that shooting. bill cosby will perform his comedy tour in front of the sold out crowd later today in northern california. his show, last night the in denver was met by hundreds of protesters upset over his sexual assault allegations. but that didn't stop his fans from pushing through the demonstration to see the comedian. adrian a diaz has that story. >> reporter: demonstrators in denver held signs outside of bill cosby a's show. it is a familiar scene for the comedian who has faced continuing protest during his comedy tour. >> i just think he should not be performing and people should not be seeing him.

>> reporter: growing number of women have accused cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting them. he was in denver saturday to once again tell her story. the former model says she had an affair with the comedian in the 80's but have after they broke up she claims he drugged her when he came to perform in colorado in 1986. >> i cannot tell you how horrific of a feeling that is. it is right before you are having surgery you are tote thely out but your brain is still working. >> reporter: cosby's team denied all accusation as begins the 77 year-old. many go back decades and fall will outside of the statute of limitations. but earlier this week model chloe goins claims cosby sexually assaulted her at plate boy mansion in california in 2008. cosby's attorney says it never happened because the comedian was in new york at the time. demonstrators are calling for cosby to quit performing but there are no plans to cancel the tour. in a recent statement cosby

said to his fans he is far from finish. adriana diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is 6:10 right now. a man drives in the the car wash and comes out with more than he bargained for. we will have the the bizarre story on how a stranger ended up in his car trunk coming up next. also ahead it is far from summer but the beach in one jersey shore town was busy with whimmers, we will explain, why. and from frigid to soggy carol is tracking timing of rain today and how much we will get. she will explain it for you, next. huh, fifteen minutes could save you

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back on "eyewitness news" with some very brave, or perhaps crazy, people, taking the plunge down the shore, annual polar bear plunge took place saturday in the wildwood. we're talking about a ice cold ocean here, temperature, 37 degrees yeah each plunger had to raise a hundred doll a ars for the special olympics in new jersey. so at least it it was for a good cause, that much we can say about it. >> i like when people are passionate about their cause i'm sure it kept them warm

nicole we will be find something rain today. if you have outdoor plans, expect to be carrying an umbrella we are looking at dry conditions through philadelphia a it is in the dry every where in our area we will head down to the shore and ocean city, as you can see this lone jogger but this wet boardwalk reflecting the the lights there we have a wet start to the the day and some cases it has started already. in fact, this is a boardwalk tour that we are giving you this morning. the here's another boardwalk in rehoboth beach and it is also very wet with a temperature of 32 degrees, as well. i think these temperatures have come up from there. while that picture may be accurate i'm wondering about that because so many other temperatures in the the area are now, pretty much, above the freezing mark and well above. we've got 46 wildwood. 48 degrees in atlantic city. forty-one millville. thirty-nine in dover. it is 32 in the wilmington area as you go north the the temperatures are colder and that is why as this precipitation comes in and

before it warms up, which it will do quickly once precipitation arrives, these temperatures are in this marginal level. we have at least a chance of a little will bit of freezing rain, first thing this morning. now, as you can see on storm scan three not everybody is seeing this rain right new but you are to the the south. it is climbing into new castle county just a little will bit. we've got it through cape may county and cumberland county we're also looking at rain through atlantic county. for the rest of us it is just the cloud cover right now getting readied for precipitation to follow. temperatures in the the 40's though as this low pressure system rides up along the coast, cold front comes through here and it doesn't do much temperature wise. we're close to 40 degrees once again tomorrow. we will not exactly hit it or might be a degree over but if you use 40 as a guideline that would be, not out of the realm of what you should be doing. now as we go on to tuesday, we will end up with fairly quiet conditions but that doesn't last forever either. because we do have a clipper system that may be coming by

here for wednesday. this is what i meant though when you see this pink line as precipitation comes in you will see a chance of the brief freezing rain and it fills in, not even there probably an hour. so some heavy rain notice yellow by the time we get to 10:00 o'clock in the morning we are looking at heavier rain as well and that continues, as we go through 1:00 o'clock this a afternoon, along the the shore areas this thing start to push away. we will have one or two showers left behind but the general trendies for clearing as we get the to the midnight hour, bright day tomorrow but it will be a breezy one so 2:00 in the afternoon martin luther king junior day of service, a lot of people will be out doing good things. weather will be fine. chilly but windy. as we go through the the next bit of time we will be watching for better weather conditions for us. so, how much rahn do we get? well this computer model says by two or 3:00 o'clock this afternoon we have seen between one and 2 inches of rain along the shore areas and we will fill that number in as this

system moves along the coast and then moves to the north. so rain a arriving around day break today, possibility of freezing rain at the start especially north and west and the amount three quarter to one and a quarter inches, rain ending by early evening and some poor drainage flooding of course, is possible out there. otherwise 44 in philadelphia. fifty-two at the shore. poconos 38 degrees. the just know it will be a very wet day to day, a day you will be umbrella and pets will be inside a hope. we've got temperatures that will be mild enough but with the the rain, it doesn't feel that mild. thirty-two tonight. any rain showers will start to end and then after midnight we will clear out and get down to that 32-degree temperature. over the the next couple of days we are looking at 40 degrees tomorrow or thereabouts, a little bit breezy object the day tomorrow, and then tuesday 39, and wednesday, we have a chance of picking up a rain or a snow shower this would be anywhere flakes because of the temperature profile from a clipper system and then by

thursday, friday saturday our temperatures will be in the 30's. so, kind of an up and down week. you can stay on top of this ever changing forecast by down loading the the cbs philly weather app, it is free, which is great, and it is also a really good app available on itunes and google play, nicole. >> carol, thank you. two kentucky teenagers suspect of the crime spree across the south are arrested in florida avenue two weeks on the run. this video, just in of the arrest overnight. eighteen year old dalton heyes and three-year old shy ann phillips were taken in custody in panama city beach, florida. the two were found sleep in the toyota tundra stolen from georgia. teen couple are suspect of stealing three cars, two with guns inside in various states. they were subjects of the search that stretched from kentucky to georgia. officials are trying to get them is there indicted back to kentucky to face multiple felony charges. well now to the the bizarre story out of southern california, a driver initial

for a car wash and end up with a guy in his trunk. a as reporter brittany hopper tells us it was a scary surprise for everybody involved. >> i don't know what was going on. >> reporter: chris had taken his car through this car wash thursday evening. the on the ride home he started to hear knocking coming from the trunk of his car. he got out of the car and then knocked back. he heard a man's voice coming from the inside of his trunk. >> i kind of heard a voice in there and i was than the sure what it was. then i opened it up real quick and i saw a guy in there and i closed it real quick. >> reporter: he admits he was startled and then called 911 leaving the man inside his trunk. this is cell phone video of when police showed up with guns drawn. police popped the trunk opened and a man comes out. >> he told police he snuck in the trunk at the car wash because he was trying to

runaway from someone. landerassayed he never thought this would happen but now he will always check his trunk. >> you never know. >> all right h that the was brittany hopper reporting. no charges have been filed and no arrests were made. at 6:20 right now are you struggling to stick tour new years resolution to stay fit? well, coming up next it can be as easy as laughing yourself skinny yeah, our's contact von tiehl introduces us to the coach who can help you stay on

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one year later where case stand and what her mother is doing to honor her daughter. plus robot revolution three on your side jim donovan tells us just how soon a robot could be doing your house work. sound good right. also grab the umbrella you will need to it day. carol will have the latest when we come right back.

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to take, it is sunday january 18th, good morning to you, thanks for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. coming up at 6:30 let's check with carol with more on the storm, mostly a rain maker. >> we've got some rain coming in the the area primarily, that is it but at the very initial start of it, nicole and everyone we have temperatures below freezing and there is a a chance you could pick up a brief bit of freezing drizzle or freezing rain out of this. temperatures warming up rapidly though once that precipitation starts in the area center city philadelphia, road are dry perfect time to do whatever you want to do but it is cold. we have 32 degrees through center city and you can see that in the lower right-hand

corner of the screen but 28 degrees in new jersey. not everybody is as cold as that but problem is precipitation is coming into area where it might start initially as i said just a little tiny bit of freezing drizzle and does not take much to create a problem. you can see a wide view here taking a look and it is moving in through southern delaware and southern new jersey. we will move close inner to the the view here and take a look and you can see dover getting rain, atlantic city getting rain and where we are seeing pink. in the necessarily is that hitting the ground but it lets you know that the levels of the at the months fear are starting to get more and more moisture in them so you could be finding some mist or drizzle coming out while temperatures are still cold. we will move in closer and you can see areas to the south that any do you ever, maurice river, vineland, cape may little egg harbor we are all looking at rain in those areas. temperatures are right now, every place, we've got them below freezing 29 in the

poconos. thirty-one at the airport in philadelphia to 46 degrees in wildwood. the it is a day of varying temperatures to begin with but eventually everybody gets in the 40's. the it will be on and off rain showers. some have of those rain showers could be heavy and then lets put this computer model which is in the doing a stellar job at the this point because it is lagged behind where it is but it gives you an indication that this heavier rain will be moving in other area. a as we move in the morning hours. we will finish out that time line. hopefully that computer model will realize what is going on and get its act together and we will give you great advice on how you should be handling your day to day and is what coming up over the the next seven days, nicole. >> carol, thank you. the water is back on and running at lowes hotel in center city this morning. a 12-inch water man main break shut off what the tore that hotel and surrounding properties. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live outside the the hotel with all of the details, same, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. it has been a busy morning for

the the what the are department here in center city. there was a water main break here last night the so crews were working overnight leaving many without water but as you said nicole, luckily services are back on this happened at 12th and market street just before 7:30 last night. water has since been restored but the 12-inch frame affect the lowes hotel with many other customers. power had to be shut off at the hotel for several hours for safety reasons. there were no evacuations. lowes officials helped make arrangements for their guests to get to other hotels. so far in word on exactly what caused this water main break but again, the the good news is the street is back opened and, of course, the water has been restored. so for guests to continue to stay at the hotel they will be waking up to some water this morning. we are live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". same, thank you. tomorrow marks the somber one year anniversary of the

amber long's death, one year ago we got the to know amber in the most tragic of circumstances, now 12 months later her loss remains raw for her mother still waiting for answers while working a hard to keep her daughter's memory alive. our steve paterson has their story. >> she is worth talking about and worth remembering. >> reporter: one years ago 26 year-old philadelphia university architectural student amber long was shot and killed murdered right in front of her best friend her mother stephanie. >> as long as i'm alive she will not be dead. 2014 amber and stephanie were walking side by side after a party. the rest plays out on surveillance video. the the pair on their way to pick up amber's car from front street in northern liberties confronted by two men, one grabs and steals stephanie's purse when a second tries to dot same thing to amber her daughter holds on. amber was shot once at the point blank range in the

chest. stephanie watched as her daughter laid dying in her arms. one year later the case remains unsolved. >> i have my special investigative unit working it. as they get in leads tips they run on them. >> reporter: philadelphia police captain james clark all lead led to that end. >> we want to catch killers but we will need public's help. >> reporter: still stephanie says a year without answers without the leads, without justice is painful. >> to wake up in the morning on your daughter's birthday and know that there is in where in the world that you can call her and wish her a happy birth day it is a horrible horrible feeling. >> reporter: despite all of the pain stephanie stays active in her daughter's legacy. she spent the the year raising money for scholarship fund established by philadelphia a university in part by selling some of amber's paintings at her jewelry store in harrisburg. she says it is what amber would have wanted. >> even that day all she ever

really wanted for me was me to be happy. i'm not the happy. but on the other hand in her memorandumry, you know, i can't be a puddle of tears. >> reporter: amber's discarded purse was found a few blocks from here the scene where she was murdered. detectives used purse to try to collect dna and ballistics evidence but they could not tie it to a suspect. reporting from northern liberties, i'm steph paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> heart breaking story. 6:35 right now. undocumented immigrant who won her fight against deportation is leaving her sanctuary church in north philadelphia. a big celebration was held in honor of angela navarro at west kensington ministry church. honduras natural spent two months there last week she was granted a stay of removal from the federal government allowing her to stay in the

country with her husband and children who are u.s. citizens. navarro does not speak english very well but says she's thrilled. >> i'm really really happy because now i can go -- i can -- what is it called? i don't know how to say it. i'm happy though. >> navarro will be soon able to apply for a work permit and also a green card. the philadelphia fire department is making history commissioner sawyer swore in the first first service cadet class. they graduated at fire training academy. the 46 cadets will go on to serve in medic units throughout the city. an important history lesson on this martin lieutenant are king weekend, free screenings of selma. screenings were held at pearl theater on northern avenue in philadelphia they are for philadelphia youth age 13 to 21. mayor nutter says he want as many young people as possible

to understand what it was like during the civil rights movement. >> people just gave it a standing ovation, and so it is so important and i'm so glad that this movie was here so at least our young people here could see what happened. >> it teaches us about why it is important to hope and why we should stick together. >> the screenings were funded by citizens bank park. well, letters written by jacqueline kennedy has sold at a florida auction, handwritten nets were sent to her favorite designers. she wrote them from the mid 1980's until her death in 1994. some letters include sketches of items that she wanted made auction included photographs of the former first lady. it is 6:37. how would you like to have your own, personal robot, well, sound good to me and it may not be too far off. our jim donovan shows us growing use of of robots and what the future could bring. also a bakery boot camp we

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back on "eyewitness news" a story of hope and inspiration. jim axlerod reports on what could be the best name bakery in america. >> reporter: welcome to the dog tag bakery now opened in washington d.c. after eight years of planning and prayer. >> i never gave up, because i knew that this was a good work. >> reporter: founder rick kerry had prayer part covered, as for other secular resources this jesuit priest partnered with the real estate mogul connor millstein. >> the jesuit father and i'm the the jewish god mother. >> reporter: both wanted to help disabled veterans returning home from iraq and a afghanistan ease into the next chapter of their lives. >> that is chopped piss stash ohio. >> fabulous. >> reporter: they opened up the dog tag to make sure vets

had marketable skills. >> i was trained as a baker as a young jesuit. i will teach them how to break. >> reporter: here the fellows like retired army ranger cedric banks whose neck was broken in an attack in iraq learned how to bake and how to run the business of a bicry. >> dog tag was my first major step, back into the the working mind set. before the program i didn't have have the confidence. i didn't feel like i had the ability. >> reporter: and now. >> now i'm confident in myself, you know. >> reporter: disabled veterans cannot be hired and that is absurd. we're here to prove them wrong. >> reporter: he knows a little something about proving people wrong. he was born with just one arm. >> i believe that disability is a gift. the it is very hard. it is very difficult. it can be difficult to accept. but in the long run to accept your disability as a gift, is positive. >> reporter: sergeant banks rediscovered his identity here, which is what makes the

name of this place so fitting. identity, after all be the purpose of the dog tag. just one of the many things father rick has bake into his program here. >> i want our fellows here to be happy. i want them to be successful. but i also want them to be happy. >> reporter: the program that teached the vets the the small business skills they would need to run a bakery is do than in partnership with georgetown university. jim axlerod for cbs news, new york. >> that is great. 6:43. visitors to the academy of natural sciences in philadelphia have a chance to see a rare butterfly. it is half male and half female now color and size of the left wings a and right wings are completely different from each other. volunteer discover the butter filet from the butterflies exhibit and turn it over to the museum experts for future study this butterfly will be on display through february 16th. wow. that is a fine. 6:43. let check on that storm,

carol, what is happening. >> we will get rain in the area some portion of the area are already seeing that rain coming in but not yet in the philadelphia region. you can see it is dry here, the the streets are dry, through philadelphia, then 16th street in philadelphia and some things are looking okay right now but we will be filling that in with some rain. they already have in ocean city the boardwalk is wet. the problem, rain is not an issue, it is that there could be a very brief period of freezing drizzle in some spots as this first comes in. that is really only concern otherwise it is just a fairly good sized rain storm coming into the area. otherwise, not bad. the temperatures, note thinks where you see them the highest, 39 41 46, 48 through south jersey and also southern delaware this is where we are looking at the rain starting because as that rain comes in it is warmer's those temperatures do warm up. you get to wilmington, philadelphia trenton, points north and west of that temperatures right around

freezing mark if in the the below. if any precipitation starts to come in that is when you will get that very brief period of freezing rain, first thing this morning. i will show thaw in greater detail in a second. this is what i'm talking about. in the necessarily is this hitting the ground but when you start to see this know we are getting it the in the atmosphere and some can get moved down toward the ground. cold air here is and this is all rain through south jersey. the as this progresses northward it gets in that colder and. that is why every area to the north and west will pick up at least that, again that brief chance of picking up that freezing drizzle. this is the the low pressure system right off the coast coming up, it moves all the way up through new england. cold front comes through here. temperatures don't don't change that much between today and tomorrow. we will pick up a win for tomorrow but otherwise temperature profile is the the same. it is precipitation that we will be watching for. and then tuesday, we are kind of on a cusp of the next

system which is the clipper that comes in here on wednesday maybe bringing us a rain or a snow shower. that is the mid week, issue. but lets not get ahead of ourselves. here we go with this rain. now notice this area just a little bit of possibility of some of the mix out there this morning. the as we go through time we will be finding that gets pushed to the north as precipitation shield gets pushed to the north and by 10:00 o'clock probably in the poconos just past allentown area. we will get heavy rain through philadelphia and ban of heavier rains setting up as well. depending on where you are we could pick up an inch of rain out of this system this gets out of here and we are left with the nice day by the time we will get to tomorrow. we will have temperatures around 40 degrees but that is as good as we can get this time of the year. .1 of an inch have of the little bit of ice, is that possible through philadelphia? it is possible. the just make note of that also through allentown area as well. rainfall amounts will be more

significant then that, some areas picking up anywhere between three-quarters to an inch and a quarter of rain, ending with early this evening. expect to find temperatures in the 40's 30's in the poconos. temperature for everybody today at 44. 32 degrees. rain end after midnight. blustery day around here tomorrow. 40 degrees. by wednesday middle of the week we could be seeing a wet rain or snow shower, nicole. >> thank you, carol. our time 6:47. we have some breaking news into our traffic center this morning a very bad accident on the schuylkill expressway. lets get out to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. we are hearing this might be a chain reaction crash. >> reporter: yes, it just happened three minutes ago. this is schuylkill westbound between blue route and gulph mills, schuylkill westbound as you can see is closed due to this and look at all of those cars involve, nicole, it is a chain reaction and my goodness details are just

coming in. they are sketchy. we know this so far. schuylkill westbound is shut down between blue route and gulph mills due to a chain reaction crash the one you're looking at right now. we will move the traffic cam to our other big problem this morning, this is 495 southbound in delaware. 495 southbound is shut down between i-95 and route one philadelphia pike and it is also due to an accident this morning. again, 495 southbound shut down between i-95 and philadelphia pike, route 13 due to another serious accident. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. we will stay on top of that and bring us latest information here on cbs-3. right now 6:48. do you remember rosie the robot from the jetsons what if we told you you could get your own row about the to help with your housework. they could be pretty common in the next few years. here's three on your side consumer reporter jim done van. >> i can help you fine things in the store.

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this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. we're following breaking news here on cbs-3. you can see a very bad accident a chain reaction crash on the schuylkill expressway at 76 westbound, we're told it is shut down right now between the blue route, and gulph mills but if you look at your screen once again you can see aftermath of this chain reaction crash we're not sure yet what the

cause of this crash is, of course i'm sure investigation will follow but we do know that the temperatures are down just enough where there may have been some icing, some slick spots involved here and again that is just sort of the guess at this point, we have no information from the scene but we are following it, we have cameras there and ann evans is in the traffic center and will be following this all truth the the morning. stay with cbs 36789 for now we will head over to sports. the sixers on the road playing their fourth game in five nights against the pistons coming off their most impressive win of the season. could they keep it going? to the first quarter sixers with the turnovers, pistons running the fluid, redmond row get the the pass and finishing with lay up. third quarter ugly sequence. sixers have the steel. monday rewill pick it up. he will score were four sixers around him. he had 12 points and 13 rebound. the later on we have anthony

tollover and he will drill the three for pistons. sixers lose 107-89. villanova taking on penn at the palestra. hates been two years since wildcats last played there. this will be villanova's last non-conference game. team looking to wrap up another perfect big five title. penn giving villanova all they could. steel by antonio wood. and villanova only leading by two at the half. but then wildcats turning it on, late in the second half. we have a nice pass down load for the dunk. nova the winner 62-47. temple visiting cincinnati, owls, fell apart in the second half ellis with the dunk off nice pass down low for bear cats. then later in the second half jermaine sanders will nail 39 right the here to open up a 29-point lead. temple with a rough night. they lose this 184-53. fordham visiting lasalle at gola arena. a very solid game from jordan

price with the bucket here. he led lasalle with 15 points. then price again down load feed to it wright who backs out of the the basket and scores. lah had sal wins 60-49. we will pick up their tenth win of the season. drexel visiting delaware at carpenter center. drexel led for a big chunk of this game lesean london will make it a nine-point lead. delaware made a late charge. corry holden with this drive and that will bring it to two. drexel wins 66-62. the flyers on the road in buffalo both teams coming off of the shut out losses. you figure someone has to score. flyers captain claude giroux got cut on his ankle and last night he was having some problems with some bleeding but he did tough it out during the game. the flyers down one to nothing. they finally break that goalless streak, rj umberger with the the shot on the power play goal and that will tie it up at one. later on, on the power play mark street with the shot to

the point. great screen in front from wayne simmonds. two-one flyers. great game by rod zepp nice save in traffic keeping it the out of the net there made 24 saves on 27 shots. flyers win four-three. buffalo now has now lost ten in a row. great fight for avalanche goalie retro bera and looking like hextall here scoring a goal in the open neat. like any other player he will celebrate with high five's with his teammates on the bench. i'm leslie van arsdal after a great the day. dover police officers proves he have is a taylor swift fan in dash cam video that has gone viral. >> lets take a look. >> ♪ >> that is corporal jeff davis lip singing to shake it off. they put this video on their facebook page saying taylor swift, if you are watching, we're sorry.

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