one storm is down and now is there another one waiting in the winnings, in the tri-state area getting ready for more snow on the way for the the start of your workweek. today it is sunday, january 25th good morning i'm diana rocco in this sunday morning for nicole blur. well, it is just exactly 6:00 o'clock on the dot here in center city lets get to meteorologist carol erickson more snow on the way, say it the ain't so. >> this could be the biggest one we have seen so far this winter so we could be dealing with shoveling and a prolonged period of snow but again, the, of course, as we always find with these systems track and intensity it is way too early to call this but just know you should make your preparations for overnight time period

tonight, right through tuesday, we could be finding these periods of some snow and some of that could get heavy but again, the track and the intensity and exact timing still up in the air. we are looking at 34 degrees palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, there are temperatures below freezing though and you need to be very careful out there this morning. storm scan three you can see we have a ball of energy heading in our direction and then that is the thing that may be redeveloping moving along the coastal area and we could be dealing by monday later on in the day on monday and then even in early on tuesday, with some snow around here. right now we're just dealing with a couple cloud moving into set it up. this is a slight chance of picking up a a snow shower this afternoon. primary, primary a area that we are watching is the overnight for a little bit of light snow, tomorrow, tomorrow night and tuesday, really. so this is kind of a prolong thing. icy spots may be out there

still even though we have claire skies. temperatures have been below freezing. untreated surfaces freezing. use caution. take it for me. i fell like a ton of bricks this morning in my driveway. yes. 35 degrees in philadelphia 32 wilmington. thirty-one in millville. we have 35 allentown. twenty-nine in the poconos. the depending on where you are, any of that slush may have frozen. you cannot see it. down you go. thirty-four for our daily planner a at 9:00 a.m. by noon 38. sun and clouds and by 4:00 o'clock this is the calm before the storm we have a temperature of about 40 degrees today, partly sunny but just know that these are the times that you should be making preparations for next couple of days for some travel that may be impacted. we will detail it more coming up. we will sue i in a bit. new this morning a rowan university student is recovering after being shot in an off campus apartment complex. the freshman was shot around 1:00 o'clock and rush to the hospital, he is listed in good

condition and is expect to make a full recovery. police have several suspects in custody, it is unclear at this point exactly what led to the shooting. also new this morning a philadelphia police officer is injured in a car accident in west philadelphia. authorities tell us that a driver rear ended a police cruiser at fifth he can is and market street before 2:00 a.m. the officer was taken to the hospital. in word on their condition at this time. the driver was suspect of driving under the influence and may face charges. happening today, family and friend continue their search for a missing delaware mom. volunteers are asked to join them at the fire company, beginning at 8:00 this morning. keisha hamilton disappeared on friday january 9th along with two of her children from her home in smyrna. police tell us all three were likely with cortez hamilton, the children's father and husband. cortez was later found with his two children in indiana.

keisha, a mother on have four, remains missing. >> they do believe he will cause serious bodily injury to her and they are not the sure that where she is. >> reporter: cortez hamilton was charge with endangering the welfare of his children and assault. was extradited back in delaware where he remains in jail. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry will have a live report on this story coming up in 30 minutes. the search also continues for erika crippen, the mount laurel mom missing since new year eve. her husband kyle crosby is now charged with her murder and endangering the lives of her two children. police have have not yet found her body kyle crosby remains in jail on 1.2 million-dollar bail. if you have any information on the the whereabouts of erika crippen contact the police. just most of us around the region cleared our cars walkways driveways, and all of the other things that we saw impacted by this storm we've got another one heading our way. for most part, we have dodged

a bullet yesterday as usual the suburbs got the most snow. in franconia montgomery county snowplow where is busy clearing two to 6 inches but that didn't stop diehards from their morning routine. >> it is warm compared to what it has been has couple weeks. it is in the teens and running it is so much worse. this is fun. it is just slippery, you feel like you are running in sand. >> reporter: she ran 8 miles in the snow but normally she does 14 by the even of the day, commuters were moving along with their saturday errands. well, the snow shovels were out in collinswood camden county cbs-3 news was on haddonfield avenue as resident cleared snow and slush from the sidewalks there. >> you know, its it is wet snow, kind of heavy but not much of it. this is an easy, clean up we're grateful for just a

little bit. >> johnnies happy he didn't to have use his snow blower this time around. new this morning president obama and first lady michelle arrive in new deli india for a three day visit. the president is expect to hold bilateral meetings with the indian prime minister seeking progress on climate change defense and economics. soon after his arrival he visited the memorial of gone difficult to lay a wreath and plant a tree. he planned to visit taj mahal. president obama decited to cut the the trip short to go to saudi arabia and pay respects to the late king abdullah. potential republican presidential candidates are meeting in iowa this weekend to vei for the the support of the conservatives, new jersey governor chris christie was among the big names that showed up at freedom um it, cbs news political editor steve, picks up the story in des moines. >> reporter: what does it mean when chris christie donald

trump and sarah palin share the stage. >> this is the beginning of the caucus season. i can hear tonight my head report report year before the iowa caucuses nine presidential candidates descended on des moines to introduce themselves to conn irvtive activist. >> now i'm sure you will not agree with me or any other candidate on every single issue. >> reporter: saturday's gathering was notable for those not here mitt romney jeb bush and rand paul. >> would i encourage them to get here. of course, i wish they were here but we will see them in a future event. >> reporter: bush and romney are coming off their own face-to-face meeting this week and it appears both will prep for presidential bids. >> i know you are on the fence. >> no, i'm not. i'm seriously considering the possibility of running. >> reporter: florida senator rubio is telling support tours get ready for a run and joining rand paul and ted cruz in a private meeting with the

billion air coke brotters this weekend. speaking of billion airs. >> we have some good people. >> it can't be mitt romney because he ran and failed. >> reporter: donald trump inn is ises he is thinking of running but after flirting three times before iowa republicans wonder how serious he really is. steve, cbs news, des moines. he spent 133rd years in prison this morning a harrisburg man is free after it was shown bad science, may have put him behind bars. james hugany was convicted in 1979 setting a house fire that killed his 16 year-old son. the friday night the seven two-year old walked out of rock view prison in center county after reaching a deal with prosecutors. new studies on how fire start and spread called into question the cause of that fire. >> it is time for me to go home. it is time for me to be with my family. the free world is a world that

has changed so much, i don't know it. the the world is going to have to be introduced to me. i need a learning time. i need help. >> as part of the deal that freed hugany he pled guilty to third degree murder and arson charges and was released on time served. now to the latest on the deflate gate, you how code of patriots bill belichick called a surprise news conference to clear up what has become the biggest of all super bowl distractions. anna warner reports. >> reporter: in the middle of the brewing scandal patriots coach bill belichick call reporters in yet again to defend himself and his team. >> at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage. >> reporter: belichick says he, team staff and players have spent several days this week running their own study of the process that they use to prepare footballs for game

day and how that process may have affect inflation of the footballs. the the nfl confirmed that 11 of the 12 patriots game balls used in the afc championship game last sunday were under inflated and the the league is investigating. belichick says the the team study found preparation process can affect inflation, what does he mean by preparation? former patriots backup quarterback, now wb z boston radio host scott zolack gave us a demonstration. >> what we do is we take that we rub it, grind it down, and also this. quarterbacks don't like it too pointy. they push the end in the ground. we would deflate it some because you want it more oblong to kind of stay right in that area. >> reporter: belichick's explanation made him sound more like a science teacher than a football coach. >> the situation is the preparation of the ball caused

the balls to i would say be artificially high in psi and then it reached its point at some point later on a an hour or two hours into the the game, and at that level it was below what was set in this climatic condition. >> reporter: but all of the explanation is still don't answer why the colts game day footballs reportedly had no under inflation problems. >> that was anna warner reporting. belichick style many commenters are saying what a strange news conference it was. at one point belichick made a reference to the movie my cousin vinny saying i'm not a scientists or as he put the it no mona lisa veto, a reference to the character in the movie who is a car expert. a snow pile up welshing one driver is lucky to be alive this morning. still to come on "eyewitness news" we will show you what caused damage to a new jersey parking garage and cars that were park there. also ahead breaking the the ice cold temperatures for a good cause why hundreds rush in the frigid water of the

delaware river over the weekend. and yes, we are tracking another snowstorm, and this one could bring the most snow yet for some of our area around here our eye is on the storm coming up after a short break. we will be right back.

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dave carolyn from our sister station cbs two in new york reports. >> it is very bad. >> reporter: this massive hole where parking deck should be. the driver of the now toppled yellow truck was removing snow when he suddenly found himself in the middle of this. >> can you imagine it is just weight of snow. >> reporter: are the the plow operator was on the top level of the three floor garage used by guest and staff at a hole tell and worker a at a office building. investigators say concrete gave way so suddenly he didn't have time to run for cover. if this had happened on a week day when the garage is often full, it is possible there would be multiple injuries instead of one. >> we're delayed no one was hurt other than the the the person in the truck and we understand that he is okay. >> reporter: several cars were park in the structure at the time. a at least one carries described as a total loss. some hotel guests could see their cars but could not got near them just yet. >> it is on the side i think i'm okay and just trying to get up here before any other collapses, or anything worse happening. i'm staying this entire

weekend. >> it is very scary. i'm glad my car was not there. >> we will continue to respond quickly in cooperation with the the other property owners here to make sure that everything is taken care of and deck is operational and a something like this does not happen again. >> reporter: that was dave carlen reporting from cbs two. it is unknown if the hole can be patched or whole structure need to be torn down and rebuilt. yesterday the the wintry weather was a perfect backdrop for a, frozen fundraiser. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" in bensalem as more than 500 people, took the the ice cold plunge. braving the freezing temperatures and plunging in the delaware river. eastern polar bear plunge benefits the special olympics and this year over hundred thousand dollars was raised. a great job by everyone. a little cold for me, though. good morning carol. tracking some snow? >> yes, we are. i think this will be a significant player for everybody. if you have travel plans i

think you need to pay close attention especially through that monday night tuesday time period. so we will continue to detail all of this, this storm is evolving. we are looking a at a ben franklin bridge, unlike what ended up happening last sunday morning, it is opened this morning but just know that black ice can be out there. especially maybe on your sidewalk or your driveway but it can be on these secondary roads. we did get melting yesterday and some areas we have temperatures below the freezing mark. 35 degrees is our temperature in philadelphia. thirty-five in allentown. it is 31 in millville. we've got temperatures through central, new jersey that are at or below the the the freezing mark. we will get to the the shore and we are just above. 29 degrees up in the poconos this morning. so we are going to be looking at, a condition today that is, the day, to get out and make your preparations. if you have not, if you have have not -- hate to send people to the store but if you have in the gone to the store or done the normal routine i

would do it the because it will be a lot easier to do it today then it will be over the next couple of days because we're watching this storm system develop. again, the the timing, the track, et cetera, not set but we do know that it is probably going to be impact full on your day. so winter storm watch goes into effect monday afternoon through tuesday morning. yes, we are getting snow overnight tonight and first part of monday but that is light in comparison to what looks to becoming with some heavy snow very likely and blowing, drifting snow as well and that will be for this winter storm watch you can see that does cover everybody out of this. this is a system that could be well become a blizzard almost to the north. here's by the north i mean, as you head to northern new jersey and points north of that. so light snow, develops tonight between 9:00 and midnight. the period of some snow on monday, a slow morning commute can be expect tomorrow. and then monday night the storm will be intensifying off the coast and then by the time we get to later on that night

and early on tuesday, additional snow is possible. and, we are looking at, if i can get this click tore work speed and track will determine the amounts. and the amounts are all over the the place. according to some of these computer models. let's just say generally three to six through the philadelphia area the the shore maybe less than that. but this storm is evolving. look at this, these are the computer models this is one of the difficulties because all of these computer models have a different scenario. this is by the time we get to monday afternoon but watch what happens by the time we get to tuesday morning this one says we have almost 9 inches of snow this one says we have three and a half inches. then we will add more possibly by the time this thing is totally done. this computer mod he he will wants to put almost 10 inches of snow over us, this one, a foot, and the euro is one that we often look at. but again you've got some of the others saying no, are you crazy, it will be much less

than that and that is why it is very difficult at this stage of the game to determine exactly who gets the most, when. but just know that as we go through the overnight tonight first thing tomorrow morning the heavier part of the storm is still waiting. this is the lightes part first thing in the morning maybe even some rain mixing in along the the shore but as we go on through time we will be finding some of this snow filling on in and we will get that from monday night right until, we get to tuesday, maybe even through the afternoon. so today, the the day to get out, get all of the things that you need done, 40's philadelphia, 42 at the shore. poconos 32 degrees. protect yourselves, your pets check on the elderly friend and neighbors. starting tonight you will in the the want to be outside that much. 23 degrees. it the will be cold at the the very least and snowy. the snow starts overnight, we will get light snow through the morning and heavy snow picks up in the afternoon monday afternoon overnight and into tuesday and tuesday's high 28 and then after that really cold,

wednesday, 32. thursday, maybe another snow shower coming in here and friday and saturday at this point looks just to be cold. well, now is a perfect time to down load and use the cbs philly weather app. you can get live radar track storms as they move through your area, find it on google play and itunes diana. >> thanks, carol. local coastguard officials gather for a ceremonial event. "eyewitness news" reporter jim donovan was a keynote speaker after the coastguard auxiliary change of watch gathering. jim received a public surface ward. change of march shows outing of elect officers and incoming newly elected officers. auxiliary is charge with search and rescue missions of all waters on the

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hello, everyone, good morning to day it is sunday january 25th i'm diana rocco in for nicole brewer. the just about 6:30 here in center city philadelphia lets get right to our weather forecast. carol eric on has been tracking some snow. it looks like we might see some snow days maybe. >> it is very possible maybe. we will pick up a first bit of snow during overnight time period but that will be the light an amount of snow, overnight, into first part of the monday morning and then another piece oven why i comes by a and that will create a coastal storm a nor'easter for monday night, into tuesday morning. that is where we will really start to pick up the snow

totals. again, as i have been saying all morning it is unfortunately we have to keep saying the track timing, intensity. those are not set. computer models have many different solutions to this but it is something that you need to make your plans for now just in case we do find impact full travel problems. the center city philadelphia the road are dry for the most part but know anywhere that we had any precipitation yesterday that didn't completely evaporate has frozen. and you too could be falling as i have watched my thumb start to get more and more swollen after my fall this morning. just be really careful out there on your own property probably more than anyplace else but certainly on the highway 34 degrees in palmyra cove nature park in new jersey this is proverbial calm before the storm. storm scan three showing us high clouds in the area and those high clouds kept some temperatures up above freezing mark but we have icy spots out there this morning,

temperatures below the freezing mark in the couple of places. be very careful walking and driving. 35 degrees in philadelphia right now. the it is 32 in trenton. thirty-two in wilmington and in those areas with refreeze. 31 degrees certainly there. poconos 29 degrees. now our weather today is calm. this is a great day to get out and do whatever you want to do because we will find mostly sunny weather, just a light chance of a light snow shower during the dame time hours. everything we will be seeing out of the first round will be coming tonight. the winter storm watch there is not one for this overnight and first part of the day on monday but, that may be more just so we can really focus our attention on the bigger problem which will be the monday afternoon, tuesday time period. for some heavy snow. notice that every single county is included in this. so, we are watching for a amounts of snow that will be in the inches category. how much? that is where computer models

range from 3 inches, to as much as 9 inches of snow. so it just, depend on the track of this today we will start out okay but by midnight we will see first bits of snow. be very careful on these over tonight drives. we will continue to monitor this as more and more information comes in and we can, refine this, as we get closer to the event, tie an a. >> we will get those boots ready, thank you carol islamic state militants say they have killed one of two hostages they have held since last year but japan's government is still trying to confirm the claim. cbs news correspondent don champion has the the are latest. >> reporter: islamic state militants hosted a photo of hostage kenji goto holding a photograph of haruna yukawa it indicates that haruna yukawa had been beheaded. in an aid use message, kenji goto demand a prisoner exchange for his release. the japan's prime minister says that the message is likely a authentic.

he condemn murder and demanded goto's release. >> as to the japanese public. >> reporter: isis released a video showing kenji goto and haruna yukawa held captive demanding japan pay 200 million-dollar to secure their release. goto's mother issued a tearful plea begging his captors to release her son and pleading with the the japanese government to save his life. on saturday, she reacted to the photo. his face looked extremely nervous, she told reporters. japan's prime minister a angrily insisted that his country will in the bow to terrorism and will help the international community, fight it. isis captured 42 year-old haruna yukawa, last um iser goto's mother a says her 47 year-old son left his two week old baby in october hoping to rescue his friend, but instead, was taken his stage. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". saudi arabia king salmon

received condolences from world leaders following the death of king abdullah the 90 year-old die on friday. he was buried in an unmark grave after a prayer service in saudi a a rain use. head of state and royals from around the world ara arriving in saudi arabia to pay their respects, in meetings with saudi royals president obama will visit on tuesday. a setback at the crash site of the air asia flight 8501. crew where is almost able to lift the the fuselage from the java sea but just as its reached the water's surface the lift balloon deflated and fell back down. divers are now trying to retrieve more bodies, 69 have been found so far and it is believed that many other victims are still inside the fuselage. bomb threats the were made against two planes in atlanta's airport on saturday. the southwest flights, 2492 from milwaukee and delta 1156 from portland oregon landed safely in atlanta. a all of the pass eveningers

were taken off of the the plane and they were searched. no devicees were found. a norad spokesmen says that the threats were made on twitter. well, now that the u.s. and cuba have restored diplomatic relations, the attention is focusing on humanitarian issues. for decades cubans have been cut off from the world's largest economy. for cbs news correspondent adriana diaz is in havana with the food program a rare look into a country on the brink of change. >> reporter: when 91 year-old gloria griffith makes a cuban dessert, her husband's favorite, she uses her entire inly rash on of five eggs. >> here we have eggs. >> reporter: every household has a rash book to use a government stores at this one where cubans get their inly allotment of subsidized food for pennies. >> this is for fish and eggs. this is for bread. >> reporter: these days the

rash of books cover less than half of what gloria and her husband need. are there some people that say the rash books aren't enough. >> oh, yeah everybody says it. because it is true. the the book is not enough. >> reporter: cuban's rash of books were introduced just after the revolution to combat hording. items have been cut because the government can in longer afford to feed everyone. now that the u.s. is expected to how business with cuba the cuban economy could be flooded with american food like rice which cuba a imports all the way from vietnam. is there a sense that renewed ties with the united states might change your daily life like the rash book. >> i don't know, we will just to have wait ande what happened. >> reporter: like many cubans gloria and her husband are cautious about the the change that may come. the in the meantime they are making the most of what they have. adriana diaz for cbs news a havana. philadelphians are getting he help to enroll for health

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repaired. it was accidentally knock off during work on the relic last august. the rest storing specialist used special glue to put the the mask back on. a committee will develop a plan to properly restore king tut's mask. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" it is in the just drivers who are happy about the the lower gas prices these days. >> thinking gas prices could give a boost to boat sales. i'm allison harmlen with that story coming up. our winter is really getting ramped up now another storm, that could be the the biggest we have seen this year, it is on the way, carol is tracking that and she will have the very latest when we return. it is sunday morning. stay with us.

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back on "eyewitness news" with the big white tie birthday celebration for the at academy of music in philadelphia. the a academy hosted its 158th annual concert and ball at the hyatt at the bellevue and is there our jessica dean and chris may, this fund rate raising event for the a academy of music. chris may and jessica dean were there to support the cause. well, good morning carol. i guess, i should not be surprised we're talking about

snow, it is january but this one sound like it could be a big deal. >> yes, this could be a big deal. we cannot hide out from winter forever. >> unfortunately. >> yes. >> so, we are looking the at a quiet boardwalk you will be fining snow rain, win. we have a nor'easter that will be forming and it just depend on exactly where it forms, how much snow we will get, but this looks like it could be a fairly significant system. let me show us thighs temperatures right now this morning be careful because some are below freezing mark. we have precipitation yesterday, anything that didn't melt has frozen. thirty-one in millville. thirty-two in trenton. thirty-two reading. twenty-nine in the poconos. really through south jersey, and, out through the lehigh valley, berks county just be careful out there because of these temperatures being so close or below freezing mark. we have a winter storm watch that goes into effect tomorrow afternoon through tuesday morning. you are saying wait a second i thought it was supposed to

start snowing overnight tonight. we will get basically two systems. the the first within is the light one overnight tonight and first part of the day tomorrow. fairly light snow coming out of this one. no warnings on that let's not take attention from where we really need to put it and that is this monday afternoon and tuesday morning system. so everybody is involving in this. we could be finding heavy snow, and blowing and drifting snow as well this will be a nor'easter that starts to crank our weather up in a major way. we will get a piece of energy here. we will find a clipper system coming across. the it gets off the the coast and all of a sudden it is party time. it starts to really organize itself and move up the coast. areas from philadelphia points north, that is really where we have to pay attention. but anywhere along the the shoreline i would be paying attention through those areas. everybody in that winter storm watch at this point. the it is only called a watch new because it is several days away. it is a day or so away.

if we get closer to it, it will transition to the winter storm warning. watching for this but right new just calm. we have a front coming through today. temperatures will be getting close to 40 degrees. but by the time we get to tonight and first apart of monday, light the snow will be developing. after darkness tonight. primarily overnight and then we will get some period of snow, on monday and a slow morning commute. but that is not the big deal. if it stopped there hey, it would be a nuisance but it doesn't stop there because we get this redevelopment off the coast. as it intensifies, off the coast, we will get additional snow possible and we will have to watch for very, very closely this speed and track. that will determine the amounts that we will be getting. computer models at this point say yeah you will be getting some snow but they are not saying exactly how much we will be getting. at least in consistency in how much we will be getting. could this be accurate? it could be. it could be way off too that is the situation we are

dealing w but three to 6 inches of snow entirely within the realm of possibility. little bit less to the north and west. farther away from the source of this off the coast, yes. now look at these snowfall totals. across the bottoms these are the names of the computer models. put this in motion. these are the amounts they are projecting and time period that they say, that this will all occur. by 7:00 o'clock tuesday, one model says, 9 inches. by another one it says 8 inches through philadelphia. two others say we will get 3.5 inches. we will finish this out by tuesday afternoon, this one all of a sudden say no you have a foot of snow by this point. this one says we have almost 10 inches of snow. these others pick up a little bit but in any case, three to five seems to be a a very conservative amount. future weather, we will start to pick up tonight, the rain the the mix, the snow, we will see that during the overnight time period. we will continue to watch for that, as we go through the the

day on monday. the especially getting heavier on monday night and tuesday morning. otherwise, today 40 degrees. forty-two at the the shore. poconos 32 degrees. this is the day get the out, that 40-degree temperature tonight, 23 degrees temperatures drop. we will get scenario set up for cold and snow. bundle up. bring those pets n check on everybody's heating system. make sure your elderly friend and neighbors have food in their house. nobody will wanting to out, monday tuesday, wednesday is just really cold thursday another snow shower maybe. friday 35 degrees. >> um-hmm. >> get those boots ready, diana, thank you. lets get a check of the road with ann evans in the the cbs-3 traffic center good morning, ann. >> good evening month, diane a we are looking at ben franklin bridge this morning and on the ben franklin bridge in speed restrictions but it is moving. we have speed reductions on the commodore barry bridge and betsy ross bridge. both at 35 miles april hour

this morning. watch out for ice on the secondary and those neighborhood roadways. other than that traffic doesn't look too bad through the area i'm crossing my fingers when i say that. that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans now diana, back to you. it middle of the winter but boat shows are sailing in the cities. boat sales sun k during the recession but they are make a big come back and this year shoppers might be willing to buy a boat the because of how much they are saving than gas and in their cars. allison harmlen has the the story. >> reporter: new york boat show offers boats of all sizees from jet skis to grand yachts. >> ck, dvd player and more. >> yes. >> reporter: multi billion dollar boating industry is seeing a resurgence have after sailing through some choppy waters because of the recession. power boat sales hit $9.8 billion in 2006 but by 2010 sank50 percent. now the the tied are starting to turn. >> well, what we have seen

over last couple of years is there has been demand. boat sales are on the rise. last year we saw a increase of five to 7 percent. >> reporter: industry is expecting another positive year. one reason why, americans have more money to spend, thanks to lower gas prices. >> people do have more money in their pocket and you don't spend on luxury items unless you have excess cash. >> i think it will mean more business at marine a, more business for boat companies. >> reporter: matthew barber says he has seen a pick up in business since prices at the pump dropped. >> now we have more people coming into boating. >> reporter: you are seeing that. >> we're seeing. that we're eag that this particular product that is brand new. we have more interest in the first day then we had last year. >> reporter: barber believes sales will stay strong even if gas prices creep backup. in new york allison harmlen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come this sunday morning, the stars were shining at the the nhl all-star skills competition. see how the the flyers stole

the the show, coming up, we will have that with leslie van arsdal. here's got "eyewitness

you know, if you play football for a long time like i did you're gonna learn to deal with alot of pain. but it is nothing like the pain that shingles causes. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! it was this painful rash of little blisters. red, ugly stuff. lots of 'em. not a good deal. if you've had chicken pox uh-huh, we all remember chicken pox. well that shingles virus is already inside of you. it ain't pretty when it comes out. now i'm not telling you this so that you'll feel sorry for me. i'm just here to tell you that one out of three people are gonna end up getting shingles. i was one of 'em. take it from a guy who's had his fair share of pain. you don't want to be tackled by shingles. so please go talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! deflate gate continues, patriots head coach bill belichick holding a surprise press conference on saturday saying they did in the cheat. >> at no time was there any intent what so ever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage. quite the opposite. we feel like we follow the

rules of the game to the letter, in our preparations in our procedures, all right. and in the way that we handle every game that we competitively play in. >> on friday nfl investigators say under inflated footballs were in fact used by patriots during first half of the afc championship game making them easier to throw and catch which would give the the patriots an unfair advantage. sad news from the baseball world, hall of famer ernie banks died at the the age of 83. he was known as mr. cubs. he hit 500 home runs in his 19 year career, 11 time all-star n a statement the the cubs called banks the the greatest cub in franchise history. the sixers playing the second of the back to back set last night in memphis against the grizzlies and this game did not start off well with the sixers. fancy passing by grizzlies and he finish with the slam right there. second quarter grizzlies up by double digits, zach randolph

knocking down the the nice jumper. he has been doing that all night. almost to the end of the second, and courtney lee with a nice three. sixers will lose this 1101-83. penn taking on st. joes at the palestra and look who was there, philly fanatic, taking in a game. definitely will have to work on those free throws. to the game, big drive here by the hawks aaron brown, rising up and slams the left hand but it is a big five game. anything can happen. and antonio woods with the bucket for quakers. ten. picking up the upset victory 56-52. college of charleston visiting drexel from great passing from charleston cameron johnson, dropping the three, and with that they will take a four-point lead. and then we have time running out and check out the great pass today monday lee as he makes the three to put dragons ahead for good. they will win 53-51. we have the skills

competition of the n hl all-star game, shot of the night, came from nashville's shea webber, that is a 108.9-mile an hour slop shot. but the funniest moment came from jake voracek imitating one of the blue jackets earlier this is night. they pulled a seven year-old birth out of the ice and who does he take hold of, johnny, and new jersey native, johnny is in there to score a goal. well, we saw nhl skills competition and maybe the oh the . will ty dome i a's son. goal of the year. flipping it over the goalie tapping tonight to the net. he has 64-point in 34 games this season. if he keeps scoring like that, he will be in the nhl pretty soon. >> that is all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. hollywood star and a former pro wrestler dwayne the the rock johnson is in philadelphia check out this picture he tweeted just before midnight outside pat's and geno's, he writes in town and always got to stop by the

neighborhood. hash tag, south philly. no word on what he is doing in philadelphia but there is a wwe event, in town tonight. well, that is it the for "eyewitness news" at 6:00, here's what we have coming up at 7:00 o'clock this morning. family and friend gathered to search for a local mother missing for two weeks. we will have a live report. a little later, how dogs are helping students learn to read. plus carol is tracking potential for a big storm this week. we will have the very latest when we continue. the at 7:00. stay with us.

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we have an eye on the storm, expect to go impact us just in time for the start of your workweek. this is a live look outside from our center city studios. much of the area is now under a storm watch. good morning, everyone. today, it is sunday january 25th, i'm diana a rocco in for nicole this morning. the lets get to meteorologist, carol erickson with the very latest on the snow, good morning, carol. what are we talking about here, will we see a foot dusting, what can we expect. >> in the a dusting. a foot is in the realm of some of the computer model's possibilities. could we be seeing more than that? could this develop farther off the the coast where we're in the impacted as much? all of those scenarios are in play at this point. the the storm is not off the coast and until we get it closer to that location, it is pretty