well on storm scan three we are seeing cloud but you mention that had storm in texas and you can see, on this it has rain and it has snow and it is moving toward the north east very quickly, that cloud shield will be here by tomorrow afternoon. so this is what we're talking about as far as our latest storm. it will be moving up from the deep south and be out of the coast of the mid-atlantic by relevant i in the morning on saturday. we will see that snow spreading our way by early tomorrow morning. about midnight. and then it moves out, fairly quickly by late saturday afternoon. preuptation type mainly snow in the lehigh valley and poconos. the to the philadelphia area adjacent suburbs and pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, snow change to go rain, and mainly rain through south jersey and central and southern delaware. sorry kid who live in south jersey it will be man mainly rain for you. when we look at the impact, coating, light, maryland rate heavy accounts stream most lightly in the light category

one to 3 inches of snow as this storm is packing, a punch but most of that precipitation, will be mixing and change to go rain, as storm tracking further to the east at this point. that is very latest from the weather center on our latest coast aal storm, we will have more details of the timing coming up late inert broadcast, i'll see new a bit. >> all right, the kathy thanks. stay ahead of the winter weather with the cbs philly weather app. get latest forecast and track live radar anytime that app is free and a railable on google play and itunes. now at 5:00 a case of trolley terror manhunt is underway for a man who attack a high school board on board a septa trolley. it was a brutal beating caught on tape. syma chowdhry spoke with today with the young victim. >> reporter: it took a few second but emotional damage will last a life time for 17 year-old shea, high school student was taken, on the trolley on her way to will cool wednesday morning.

shea says it was very crowded and her backpack, accidentally bumped a man in the video. here he responded with choice word and knock her hat off her head. >> when i went to go turnaround, to get my hat i saw his fist was rolled up as if he was ready to hit me. he said he would hit me. >> reporter: honor roll student suffered a broken nose and black eye leaving her with blurry vision. >> i am a nurse in the the emergency room. i see it every day. last day i see it is in my child. >> reporter: shea's mother cannot believe a man would attack her daughter after being bumped from a backpack. >> seeing that video of him hitting her several time and to see the result of it, it just angers me. >> reporter: shea says man who hit her jumped off at seventh and girard and ran off. >> he gave me the i am precious it wasn't his first time hitting a female and he didn't care about the age. >> i wish there was some adult on that bus someone would have intervened to deescalate the the situation.

>> reporter: foy says shea's physical scars will heel but not emotional ones. >> i have panic attacks anxiety, what is outcome mentally going to be on her. >> reporter: septa retrieved surveillance video from the trolley and gave it to the authorities. right now east detectives are investigating the a assault and if you have any information you're being asked to contact police. rear live from the sat center syma chowdhry cbs-3 "eyewitness news". some breaking news right now in the last 45 minutes, new england patriots quarterback tom brady spoke out about accusations that the team deliberately under inflated footballs in their playoff wins over the colts. >> sports director beasley reese joins us with the the latest on the so-called deflate gate, beasley. >> in the interest of disclosure i played for bill belichick for five years bill and quarterback tom brady denied any wrongdoing or knowledge of wrongdoing, regarding the game balls. bill held an 11 minute press conference today, eight of

those minutes used to read a prepared statement. >> i came in monday morning, i was shocked to learn of the news report of the footballs had no knowledge of the various steps involved in the game balls and the the process. tom's personal preferences on his footballs are something that he can talk about in much better detail. >> reporter: nfl quarterbacks are weighing in on the controversy. former gw mark brunell squeezed the ball inflate todd new england design and could handle it easier, throw it further inner bad weather. here's tom brady. >> i like the way i like them which is at 12.5. that is a perfect grip for the football. would never do anything outside of the rules of play. >> reporter: under league rules tampering with game balls carries a a $25,000 fine, and potentially more

discipline. now coach belichick has been find $500,000 for spy gate, he lost a first round draft pick that was largest ever leveed on a coach, watching press conference tom braid inn the the coach i'm inclined to believe them. they got me. they convinced me that maybe it is science that they to not intentionally under inflate the balls but maybe i'm a sucker. >> well, you are not a sucker we know that but it is in the hand of the nfl, we will see where the investigation goes. it is an interesting day. >> sucker my goodness. well, new jersey state police are investigating a crash on the turnpike that claimed a life, this happened in the the southbound lanes, near mile post 31.3 in cherry hill camden county. police say a jeep grand cherokee in the left lane, traveled on to the left shoulder and that the driver, 45 year-old segundo romero lost control. jeep lost all lanes of

traffic, run off the embankment and hit a tree. romero and two other men inside the jeep were pronounced dead at the scene. the city of edge water, new jersey is in the state of emergency after a massive fire consumed a four story apartment building. that complex is just across the hudson river from new york city where smoke could be seen for miles away. cbs news correspondent don champion has latest from the scene. >> reporter: it took 250 fire fighters, more than 14 hearst, to bring this fire under control at an apartment complex in edge water, new jersey. >> it is devastate to go see a plane goes down like that. >> reporter: dina gomez and her family are a among five hundred resident fire displaced. they watched as it grew wednesday afternoon. >> when i saw the flames getting where it was spreading, because i could see from it my window and i said lets go we got to go. >> reporter: fire started around 4:30 in the complex that sits along the hudson river right across from new york city within an hour crews called in extra help and including fdny fire boats.

at the height of the fire fight, flames could be seen from miles away. >> it was in the floors and it just traveled and we had crews on three floors and we had task of being with multiple rescues on different floors because smoke traveled through the building. >> reporter: two fire fighters and two residents had minor yours. edge water schools are closed and city is in a state of emergency a as hundreds struggled to figure out their next steps. >> i'm just thinking about what is next. >> reporter: the the cause of the fire has not yet been determined but arson squad are investigating for any sign of foul play. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. take a look at the the apartment complex today, edge water fire chief says that there are still hot spot throughout that complex and will likely take days to extinguish all of them. to germantown now where a robbery inside of a variety

store, end in a shooting and an employee critically injured. when they arrived, a five three-year old worker had been shot three times, once in the face, he is in critical condition tonight at a local hospital police are unsure why that robber hot that employee. >> the perpetrator entered the store wearing a white hooded sweat shirt, he had a ski mask covering his face, caring a silver semiautomatic weapon he did rob the store of an undetermine amount of cash. >> police tell us that the owner of the store was holding a two-year old child behind the counter at the time of the shooting. community leaders in north philadelphia rallied against violence at site where a with man was murdered waiting for a septa bus last week. newlywed mother kim jones was shot once in the back of the head in broad daylight at 12th and jefferson. the killer is still on the loose. philadelphia police say there is no known motive for that crime. delaware governor jack

markell highlighted job growth during his state of the state address in dover today. he a says more people then ever are employed in the state and governor called for new investment in delaware's roadways and bridges. >> many members have asked if i'm willing to consider other change that he is would make more money available for these projects. i am bring me you're december on how to fund our infrastructure responsibly and i will work with you to pass and sign legislation to accomplice this important goal. >> governor called for quick action to address violent crime in wilmington. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a new health warning about long term use of oral contraceptives and their connection to cancer. then a bandit is on the run, see what happens when a clerk confronts a vodka thief. and a homicide detective find himself on the other side of the law police say he hid his girlfriend and helped her cover up perfect ex-husband's

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welcome back. a former philadelphia a homicide detective is facing criminal charge's cues of interfering with a murder investigation that involved his girl friend. our walt hunter is live at northeast detectives where the the suspect is behind bars. walt? >> reporter: well, chris that suspect former homicide detective ron dove is behind bars right behind me, he is now awaiting arraignment, accused of trying to side track his fellow detectives

and hide out his girlfriend, who was wanted in a murder investigation. only cbs-3 "eyewitness news" cameras were there as former philadelphia homicide detective ron dove was led away in handcuffs after surrendering on charges that he helped his girl friend accused killer erika sanchez in her alleged attempt to get away with murder. >> an experienced investigator used his specialized knowledge to prevent his own collogues from apprehending a murder suspect . >> reporter: in the days and hours after sanchez allegedly stabbed a man to death and in september of 2013 dove is accused of hiding her and evidence from fellow detectives. >> by the time they found her car, and search her apartment there was no evidence to recover. no murder weapon. no bloody clothes. in physical evidence. >> reporter: weeks later sanchez was tracked down and arrested, charged with murder. even though the the grand jury

found, dove tried to help her escape, he continued to call text, send money to sanchez in upstate new york paid for a hotel room for two nights in niagara falls. >> sometimes people think with their hearts and not the their heads and i think this is one of those cases. >> reporter: dove's defense attorney say the detective's girl friend was being viciously abused by the man she is now accused of killing. dove forced to make a choice between shielding the woman he loved and doing his sworn duty. >> i think it is his great regret that in his efforts to protect her he might have caused pain to the brave men and with men that he served with for many years. >> reporter: sanchez also facing additional charges for allegedly conspiring, with dove, the d.a. says grand jury investigation into dove is continuing and they are looking into additional cases. no word from the d.a. on when or if any additional charges will be filed. live from northeast

detectives i'm walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. "eyewitness news" on the scene of the fire in darby boro, delaware county. those flames broke out before 11:00 at north ninth and summit streets no reports of any injuries there. well, there is some breaking news into the investigation of the pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. late today the pennsylvania supreme court temporarily blocked the montgomery county district attorney from taking any action on a grand jury recommendation, that kane being charged criminally in the ledge leaks of secret investigative material from her office. the court will hear kane's challenge in march to the legality of the special prosecutor appointed to investigate her office. kane has maintained she has done nothing wrong. the case had been sent to montgomery county d.a. risa vetri furhman and she would deciding whether kane would be criminally charged. still ahead on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 on line privacy

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>> all right everybody, billy joel fans out there music ledgend is coming back this summer for another appearance at citizens bank park. live nation made the announcement today, chris and i talk bit. piano man will play thursday, august 13th. ticket go on sale january 30th. it sets the record for live performances by an artist at that venue. by august, we will be warm. >> it will be great. >> so warm. >> warm leaves blowing. >> we will be looking back at weekend like this and thinking. >> so far away. >> yeah. >> what is going on, we have more clarity about saturday. >> it is getting clearer fogginess is going away. we're getting a better grip of what will be happening. we will talk about milder temperatures gannon tomorrow and then storm system moves up from the south, it the will not have component to create a big, storm that is the good news it will not be major we're talking about a light event. take a look outside where we have some snow mainly

manmade, but i'll tell you poconos will see a little bit with our next storm system not anything like they would like i'm sure. jack frost big boulder, busy this afternoon. object storm scan three not much going on right now but we are going to be seeing things changing rapidly by tomorrow night, that precipitation will be moving up from the south, and delaware even seeing, the rain and some snow by midnight, tomorrow night. but here it is, it is an area of low pressure that will be a coastal storm getting its act together, already brought snow to texas and rain to the south and severe weather expected there as well. right new we are looking at temperatures in the the 30's and 40's very pleasant day with some sunshine all eyes on this developing storm that will move up the eastern seaboard. track is further east, our models coming in on agreement pushing further off the coast and we are looking at conditions that will bring in some warmer air and with that that means some snow and some rain. so, first we will be seeing some snow showers, and then it will be slowly changing over to rain. we don't have high pressure to

create what we called cold air dam to go keep it lock in place so that warm air is allow to move you the the the easterne board changing know to rain. very fast moving storm so it will not be around all that long to produce precipitation. it has moisture witt though. here's future weather we will start off tomorrow evening with 7:00 p.m. watch by midnight we are looking at a huge change. you can see philadelphia almost in the precipitation starting off as snow, and then overnight into the early morning changing over to rain with snow still in the lehigh valley and then by the afternoon everything coming into an end as mainly rain by the evening it should be dry. as we look ahead we're talking about snowfall accumulations on the light side most of the computer models showing an inch or two for the city of philadelphia and then it would be more to the north and west. we are looking at one to 3 inches over a wide range and coat to go an inch through south jersey as you make your way through the the shore points looking at much less about a coat to go an inch maybe not even a coating with

mainly rain. overnight the low temperature 26, high tomorrow going for 38 as clouds increase and on the exclusive three day forecast saturday there is your storm with snow and rain and then by sunday the high temperature 40 degrees as if nothing ever happened. that is your three day forecast. kate will have more details next half an hour we will be right norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. ♪ cruise like a norwegian ♪ book now and choose up to three offers worth up to $2,000 in value.

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can show you right there. >> yeah, you will to have leave a little to the the imagination there. >> michael i heard you sat down with our girl jennifer aniston. >> you know i love her and we sat down for a little game for would you rather. if you were ever in a magic mike movie. >> yes. >> who would you want to give thaw lap dance chang tatum or me. >> can i be honest. >> you have to be honest i will not tell you. >> that is a cliff hanger. >> we necessity she loves you michael, the the question is are you going to be in magic mike two. >> you know, the next one i will make sure and i'll invite you guys there. >> you are a good man. >> we will there been. >> all right. >> thanks so much. you cane michael and whole crew every week night at 7:30, insider only here on cbs-3. coming up next in the next half an hour latest on the historic talks in havana decades in the making plus. atlantic city's financial crisis under state control i'm cleve bryan coming up i'll

give you details about the governor's a appointment about a emergency management team. also caught on camera a thief apparently in need of the stiff drink, police need your help finding a drinking bandit. and then new at 6:00 responding to tragedy how one philadelphia school is taking action in the classroom, in an effort to stop violence before it starts a.

i'm jessica dean here are the day's top stories tonight manhunt is ongoing for a suspect who attack a high school student on septa's route 15 trolley wednesday morning. that brutal beating was caught on tape and the honor real student suffered a broken nose and a black eye. a deadly accident on the new jersey turnpike southbound in cherry hill a jeep grand cherokee went off the road and hit a tree, three men were killed. and a former philadelphia homicide detective is behind bars after a year long investigation, he has been charged with interfering in the murder investigation kate? good evening jessica. we have a couple snow chances to tell but. we're tracking rain and snow on saturday. we will have latest accumulations here and then on monday another system, some spots may end up seeing more snow on monday then they see on saturday. then we will enter into another frigid blast that begins next tuesday i will have details coming up with the seven day forecast, chris. >> kate, thanks very much. new at 5:30, new jersey governor chris christie takes

emergency action on atlantic city, he announced this move during the the latest summit hell in the struggling gambling resort. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is there. governor chris christie says efforts to fix atlantic city's financial crisis are not moving fast enough. >> i cannot wait any longer. so we need to take more agressive action. that is the action that i'm taking today. >> reporter: governor sign an executive order appointing an emergency manager and special consultant that are in charge of the day to day city operations. >> this is something that needs to be done it is something we all work hard to try to work hard trying to avoid to do but it is also, let me say not the end of the world. >> overhauling the city are two kevin kevin levin is emergency manager and comes from a corporate restructuring background. kevin orr is an attorney who served as an emergency. >> the residents in the city needs to understand you still have a mayor and council and we want to work closely with

them. >> people in our business are not power hungry but there to get a job done and make other people look good. >> unable to stop the situation, mayor don guardian back off his previous opposition to the emergency manager. >> i think you live for the moment and it is crisis in every moment in this job that i have taken on, i'm happy to try to fix what is broken and that is what we will continue to do. >> reporter: council president frank gilliam is strongly opposed. >> that move will have outsider come in the city and dictate direction of the city without sitting down with the city fathers and getting their input. >> reporter: since gambling expanded in other states casino revenues in atlantic city have been cut in half and property taxes have double. new management team begins work immediately. in atlantic city cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police in atlantic county want public's help to find a man wanted for exposing himself in wawa parking lot. take a look at this surveillance photo on january 4th police say man exposed himself to a woman in

that parking lot of the wawa at route 50 and third street. police have also released a a picture of suspect's car, anyone with any information should contact atlantic county police or atlantic county crime stoppers. philadelphia police are searching for three suspects who pulled off a robbery by sneaking in through the the roof, this happened at inter faith melon castor avenue early tuesday morning, the the suspects took cash handgun and food before fleeing through that hole in the roof. police say a third suspect stayed on the roof to help with the getaway. and police in gloucester township are searching for a suspect whom they say stole vodka from a liquor store this happened on january 11th, police say that the suspect concealed a bolt of vodka and then tried to pay for another bottle. when store clerk confronted the suspect he got away on the bike with that one bottle in his jacket. he well, a bill that would ban any taxpayer machine toy pay for abortion procedures has taken a step forward on capitol hill. the legislation passed the republican controlled house today, and the vote coincide

with the annual march for life, in washington. and the anniversary of the supreme court's roe v. wade decision. >> there should not be, pay for abortions. >> it seems like majority has endless supply of bills in tax was men's health. can't pass this one, grab another. >> white house, has threatened to be there. veto that legislation. >> high level talks in cuba for a island nation and u.s. try to harm out the a path for normal icing ties after more than a half century of animosity. top diplomate, calls today's talks, positive and productive. here's adriana diaz in had havana. >> reporter: key american and cuban officials met face-to-face for a second day to build a new relationship. but we are warned there are still profound differences. >> we have to overcome more

than 50 years of a relationship, that was not based, and confidence or trust. >> reporter: u.s. diplomates still have concerns, including cuba's human rights record. cuba wants to be remove from the u.s. state sponsored terror list. both side say more meetings are needed to resolve their issues. now that the u.s. is expect to allow business with cuba, the cuban economy could be flooded with american food like rice which is mostly imported from vietnam. that could improve life for gloria griffith, the 91 year-old uses her inly supply of eggs making one dish of cuban food. >> thinks for fish and eggs. this is for this. >> reporter: every household has a book, that these days covers less than half of what gloria and her husband need. adriana diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a big legal victory for philadelphia federation of

teachers today pennsylvania commonwealth court rule that the school reform commission cannot cancel their contract. in october the src imposed their own contract on the teachers union after unsuccessful negotiations. it called for teach tours start paying for a portion of their health care benefits. no word how the cash strapped district will make up more than 50 million-dollar lost in today's ruling. meanwhile, the future of cool choice in philadelphia was a subject of the round table discussion at the national constitution center. students, parents, teachers talked about the need for effective education options for all parents. that is coinciding with national school choice week. >> philadelphia it is i council president darryl clark, laid out initiatives and issues council will tackle in the the new year. on that agenda income in equality earned sick leave, the sale of pgw and, of course, school funding. he said new initiatives are being implemented this year as well. >> you will be seeing in the implementation phase over next

year or two you will see an unprecedented level of affordable housing units built in the city of philadelphia. >> clark says 2,000 new housing units are now closer to reality. president obama will be in philadelphia next week on thursday, the president will address democrats who are holding up a policy retreat in society hill. vice-president joe biden will address that same group, on friday. now, it is 5:37 we are going out the side to check on an earlier accident scene at 309 right around norristown. actually the accident is completely cleared out of the the way there is emergency road work here and vehicle has damage one of the signs that is taking out right hand shoulder, part of the right-hand lane, single file videos heading down the northbound side of 309. otherwise out on the schuylkill expressway there is a disable vehicle creating a disturbance here right around montgomery, you can see him over in the the left-hand lane, people kind of, behind him single file eastbound

toward center city area westbound lanes, even dealing with small delays there. we have an accident in new jersey 295 southbound a a approaching route 168 and that is push over to the left hand shoulder, not creating too much of a problem but something to look out for, in old york road which is route 611 and rubicam avenue. is there another accident in abington, and rest of our majors pretty slow actually i-95 from vine street expressway to woodhaven road, lit slow there 25 minutes slow on the pennsylvania turnpike and heavy on route 422 westbound from 202 into oaks. that will take you 22 minutes. now, there is an apartment complex fire in lindenwald new jersey friend greenwood drive and blackwood clementon road at timber creek. be prepared for fire police activity on the scene. back to you. so is the age old question who is smarter iphone users or android users well there is a new study that might just find the answer. >> also ahead a warning for woman about oral

contraceptives and a link between pill and risk for certain type of cancer. then the worst pass word of 2014 is yours a among them our consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with the least secure not so secret codes. kate? and we're tracking two chances for snow in the next four days, first chance starts late tomorrow night and then another one to start your next workweek on monday, we will have all of the details and we will check with our weather watchers, coming up

new study say smarter people prefer to use iphone. study by the on line a network, found that states with more college graduates tend to have higher sales of iphones. additional those with higher incomes tend to lean toward iphones as their smart phone of choice. they admit though that the study is not comprehensive. google is reportedly planning to sell wireless phone services directly to customers, using the sprint and t mobile network. according to the wall street journal, google will offer discounted data plans and that could pressure other carriers to cut their prices. well, it is now time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> business analyst jill schlesinger, has more. >> if you are working in the

full-time career and don't have the time or lifestyle that would accommodate returning to graduate school you might want to consider a certificate program that would boost your skills, and potentially your earning power. the appeal of these programs is catching on between 2005 and 2011 number of graduate certificate awarded has increased an average of 19 percent per year, according to a survey by council of graduate schools. there are various certificate programs in field like human resources, business, and education, check with your employer collogues or trade publications, to determine which would be most valuable in your career. the certificate programs offer on line or evening classes that are easy to fit into your busy schedule. because they are targeted to your specific job and professional development, many employers make partially or fully cover your cost including fees and books. you should also check the

pennsylvania work force development web site for information on the occupational training programs that are eligible for funding through the work force investment act. time spent earning a certificate in your area will likely pay dividend, in many cases, thousands of dollars a year in salary increases. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

well, things are getting interesting in the weather center. right now storm scan three is looking a okay nothing happening at the moment but as we zoom out we will show what you we will be dealing with as we head into the weekend. here's our main storm system. look at how juicy this is a lot of moisture being pulled in from the gulf of mexico and this has warm air with it as well and warm air is what will keep this from being a major snowstorm across our area usually get excited this time of the year, snow lover talking about a nor'easter bombing out over the east coast but this one has a little bit too much warm air to make it really all that exciting as farrah as snow is concern. lets check with our weather watchers to see what we are dealing with temperature wise. we are seeing a number around 38 degrees, just north and west of philadelphia here in blue bell jerry is 34, he is reporting a mainly cloudy sky and looking at upper 30's over

portions of new jersey, 37 from robert stewart in clementon, reporting cloudy skies once again. he said somewhat better looking today and not all that cold. it was pretty comfortable out there today. that is another limiting factor with our storm on saturday. lets take a look outside and see what is happening outdoors this evening. we will take you out to sky cam three from campbell's field looking over the bridge and in the looking too bad out there included were slow to break but we did get sunshine late this afternoon and things are quiet across the area at least for now. temperature wise we are looking at weather watchers just told us in the upper 30's, we are at 39 at the airport. thirty-seven in trenton. thirty-nine in millville. dover still at 40. what is ahead? here comes that storm in the gulf of mexico that will exit off south east coast here heading in to friday night and this gets in sooner, thinks a fast progressive storm. this could start by midnight or 1:00 a.m. as snow here in philadelphia and continues to move through. i want to draw your attention

to the snow very narrow band of snow in the north and western edge of this at 6:00 a.m. at day. it has gone over to mainly rain in the city with you tight gradient here and storm moving up southern new england will start to intensify and these areas interior southern new england and coastal maine could see highest snowfall amounts with this system. for us here in philadelphia a help snowfall will be limited. here's a quick look the at your saturday time line between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00a in m tomorrow night. steady snow 2:00a m to 5:00 a.m. by the time we wake up here 5:00a m to 9:00 a.m. it will be changing over to wayne washing that rain away. precipitation will end a as rain are brief mix between one and 4:00 p.m. so how much snow are we talking about here? thinks front loaded so coming through late tomorrow night into early saturday morning. we are looking at about one to three, you can see across the entire area i can see a few enhanced amounts here in the far north and western suburbs depending on how far west precipitation gets. areas like allentown, reading,

lancaster could get snow but not a ton of snow across the the area another thing to mention in the wake of last sunday's system there coble ice or freezing rain. that is in that transition. snowfalls. then freezing rain on top of the snow cover and then the chance for just plane old rain but watch out especially north and west of the city you could get snow with crush of ice on top and that could lead to slick travel on saturday morning, again mainly in our north and western suburbs. overnight mainly clear and cold in the mid 20's. for your friday mostly sunny but clouds build in late. the as we said by midnight that snow will begin to pushing in from the south and we are looking at a messy start to our the saturday. most of the heavy at accumulating snow is overnight saturday night. we will wake tup rain across majority of the area north and west could stay snow with mixing and then this gets out of here by midday saturday. sunday dry but sunday into monday morning we are tracking yet another storm a clip their could develop a coastal component bringing threat for snow monday morning and look

at how cold, it gets 20's, tuesday and wednesday chris and jessica back to you. on the healthwatch a study, using birth control pills for more than five years may increase wrist are being of developing a brain tumor. the researchers in denmark studied women between 15 and 49. they found that long term use of harmone alcon that septembertives may raise risk of a rare brain tumor. however, oral contraceptives can lower risk of other cancers. we have licensing been told that having strong pass word for on line accounts can keep us from getting hack. but as consumer reporter, jim donovan finds, they are ignoring that advice. >> sony pictures, home depot, target, they have been all hit the by hackers but according to a new study many americans are not getting the the message and still using weak pass words. slash data found most common pass word people use is #

two, three, four five six number two the word pass word at number five qw er ty which is first six letters. other word in the top ten, baseball, football and dragon. the experts suggest using pass word of eight characters that includes numbers, letters and chasm tears and avoid reusing the same pass word on multiple web sites. >> for moore sensitive financial information your personal information, you need to change your pass word and many recommend on a 30 day period. >> reporter: bottom line say experts say picking a pass word should not be as easy as 123. you need to put the some thought in your opinion opinion numbers for your smart phones too. greg our floor director. there are 10,000 possible connections to form a four digit pin code but even savvy people use pins that are easy to break. 1234 bunch of string of zeros or one's a. most frequently used, right,

drug. >> yes. everybody has easy pass, don't come to me complaining because i can come break into your system. >> i have to tell you my mother can never remember any pass word it is a bunch of different things. some kind of uniformity has got to be nice. >> 0000. >> thanks, jim. still ahead, the barnes foundation goes vintage. >> ♪ >> today, eye on the arts, we will tell you how the barnes is mixing art, with vaudeville, next.

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well, the barnes foundation is holding a young professionals party next friday night, they are mixing a unique exhibit with the jazz music of vaudeville. >> as pat ciarrocchi tells us in this eye on the arts visitors will step back in the 1920's among priceless works that til tell a vibrant story. >> ♪ >> reporter: the music is jazz the art it is work of william, the newspaper illustrate or turn fine artist

whose brought the life of the early 20th century alive, with his brush. all in exhibit at the barnes foundation through february 16th. >> he loved painting women. he loved fashion. he loved painting the city. he painted where he was and what he was seeing. >> reporter: and what he was hearing. >> have after you have gone. >> reporter: danny wellington is a new york based jazz artist coming to the barnes friday january 30th with his band to add musical backdrop to an after hours party called vintage vaudeville. >> we walk through this gallery and see fabulous paintings, and you actually hear music, so that marriage is always there between the individuals and music. >> reporter: he was a art major, set by barnes to par business $20,000 in 1912 to buy modern art. that is half a million in today's dollars. >> he came back with van go,

monet, cezanne picasso, brought 33 works back and it really is ignited barnes passion for modern art. >> reporter: barnes is hoping to ignite new passions. >> is there dancing singing music, great art. >> on this day a little dancing in the gallery inspired by the vaudeville scene, where glackins paints himself on the stage. for more on the vintage vaudeville party at the barnes friday yan 30th go to the arts in philly.org. pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a teenager just trying to make her way to school is attack on a septa trolley. the incident is captured on cell phone video and tonight we will hear from the victim who wants her attacker caught. new at 6:00 authorities believe that this fire in a bucks county mansion was part

of the scheme to defraud insurance companies out of millions tonight, a family is facing charges. the kathy? and weather we're talking about a coastal storm that will be with us by late tomorrow night, early saturday morning, bringing snow and rain, we will have the the snow accumulations and timing coming up. was it justified. and deadly police shooting. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. he hit me in the face. with a bruised ape swollen face a teenage girl describe the moment a man attack her on the september trolley. seventeen year-old was on her way to school at the time. good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm chris may. police are looking at surveillance video they hope will lead them to their suspect.

"eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry spoke with the victim and their mother about this terrible ordeal. >> he just hit me in the face. i just started crying. >> this 17 year-old daughter shea are hoping this cell phone video will help catch the man who attack the honor roll student. it happened on the number 15 trolley while shea was on the the way to cool wednesday morning. >> i'm in pain, emotionally physically. >> to know that a man hit her it was like really. she's a kid. >> reporter: shea says trolley was crowded and her backpack accidentally bumped the man in the video. he responded with choice word and then punched the high school student in the face. >> i sat down and blood was falling from my nose and my eye was tingling. >> reporter: she was treated for a broken nose and black eye. >> i took her to the emergency room. i see it every day. last day i ever want to see is on my