the overnight so if you are going out watch for slick spots. allentown and reading cold enough for slow for sure wilmington is 32 and in philadelphia it is still 34 degrees. future weather shows snow moving in from the west, and taking a little break overnight with a few more snow showers, come tomorrow morning, and then it is out of here. the as far as accumulation philadelphia and suburbs, coat to go as much as an inch moving toward north and west and through reading, allentown, lancaster and poconos one to 2 inches of snow expect there here are details. a light snow coat to go an inch in the philadelphia area as i mentioned, snow showers returned, early friday morning, and then it will be drying out. if you are out this evening early tomorrow morning, just remember to allow yourself some is extra time and watch out for some of those slick spots and temperatures plunge overnight. coming up we will talk about wind chills going below zero, some super sunday snow and that is expect to be more widespread, and for everybody. and then we're looking at the coldest air yet in the seven

day forecast, we are in the thick of winter for sure, i will be back later in the broadcast with more details. >> kathy, thank you. stay one step ahead of the weather by down loading the cbs philly weather app. get the latest forecast from our team of meteorologists, down load the app for freon google will play and itunes. philadelphia police are investigating a serious crash that involved a school bus in hunting park. the bus collided with a car this afternoon that car became wedged underneath the bus. it happened at ninth and the boulevard. there were no children on board that bus, fortunately but one person was injured. another serious accident this one near philadelphia international airport today it has happened on 291 near the cell phone lot, and it is unclear exactly why that car rolled over, there is no word at this hour of any injuries there. take a look at this small plane that had to make an emergency landing on a highway in north jersey today this happened on route 23, in west

milford, this afternoon. police say that the pilot landed the zest in a c150 as plane developed some kind of a mechanical issue. the plane was moving with traffic, it did not hit any cars. more and more colleges are ramping up effort to break cycle of sexual violence on campus. in philadelphia the university of pennsylvania is taking new action to protect students and hold perpetrators accountable. "eyewitness news" reporter math the math rivers has details. >> reporter: two former vanderbilt football players convicted of rape in a tennessee courtroom yesterday just latest campus sexual assault to receive national attention. here the at the university of pennsylvania pennsylvania administrators have taken notice and taking action. starting february 1st a sexual violence investigate officer will begin to investigate allegations of sexual assault on campus. >> penn is clearly trying to get out in front of the issue. >> reporter: attorney den i can mcandrews and joe mcgettigan deal with legal issues surrounding campus sexual assault.

they say u pen's action fall in line with new guidelines regarding sexual assault laid out by the department of education last year. it forced many campus toes confront issues they have not before. >> they are concerned that they even may not have the the information that they need to go and do what has to be done. >> reporter: thursday, a penn state task force announced new sexual assault reporting and investigating rules and stringent guidelines where there is not enough smaller schools in our area follow. >> many of the other schools are lagging behind not for lack of will but for lack of resources and lack of a clear guidance and for lack of the personnel. >> reporter: department of education is aware of new regulations adding costs but says public safety is worth the expense. >> someone out there, you know just try to really help me. >> it feels like we're doing something without much of an explanation as to how to improve the the process. >> reporter: for all of the time money energy spent on designing and implementing those changes do they actually

work? it is a question we posed a short time ago to one local campus security expert to hear her answer. coming up at 6:00. for now we are at the university of pennsylvania matt rivers, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have new developments in that attack on teenage girl that happened on a septa trolley. mother of the girl want to know why the the suspect who does have a criminal rap sheet is employed by philadelphia's department of parks and recreation. the "eyewitness news" reporter david spun talked with the victim's mother and sit bye all this today. seventeen year-old shea, says the attack happened quickly. >> i feel like this was all done, he was ready to hit me, he said he would hit me. >> reporter: we spoke to shea and his mother, right after the teen suffered a broken nose and black eye. a week later police arrested a man they say punched shea in the face on a septa trolley. forty year-old damon oliver turned himself into detectives, on wednesday. >> she was very relieved, she turned herself in.

unaudible. >> reporter: warden want to know why a man with the lengthy criminal history has work for the city since 2008. >> more alarming that he works for parks and recreation. i feel like they could have been a less public place for him to work. >> reporter: oliver has a long criminal history going back to 1994. according to court documents he was fun guilty in 1994 for aggravated assault, for attacking a female student and male teacher at a local high school. he also pleaded guilty to two simple assault charges, one in 2003 and one in 2006. >> i think he should be fired. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" reached out to the parks and recreation department and heard back from mayor nutter's spokesmen. quote the business community none in profit sector and public sector, all need to help returning citizens get the the training and job opportunities that they need to become part of our growing community, end quote. that spokesmen says disciplinary axis possible but

city officials want to let the legal process, play out first. i spoke to shea's mom and she said her daughter will undergo surgery tomorrow morning. reporting from city hall david spunt cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are looking for three men after a deadly shooting and crash in olney. detectives say someone opened fire inside of this minivan causing it to crash into a home at american and clarkson avenue. police found two men shot in the head they also found a gun and what appears to be drugs. >> in the front compartment of the minivan we found several vials that appeared to contain a green weed like substance. >> reporter: one of the victims died the the other is in critical condition eyewitnesses say they saw three men running from that scene. investigating is underway in the cause of the house fire that killed a couple and injured a police officer who tried to save them. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in south philadelphia. >> they had no chance the

flames were so intense. >> reporter: residents of the 400 block of daily street in south philadelphia can't believe this is what is left of her neighbor's home after fire ripped through early thursday morning killing a man and woman living inside. >> i heard the explosion blew the the two bottom windows out of the place and then the flames started, as you can see rushing up the side of the building there. >> reporter: before fire crew is a arrived and a police officer was first on the scene suffering minor burns as he attempted to rescue the couple identified by neighbors as marcia and mickey. >> just got out of the hospital not too long ago and she would take care of him. >> reporter: with that outcome of the fire that took 20 minutes to get under control. officials say that the resident may have gotten out had smoke alarms been installed. >> at this time we did not find any indication there were smoke alarms in the home so message is, working smoke alarms for the early notification and help them get out. >> reporter: next door neighbor christine fahey says the incident serves as a

reminder to replace batteries in her smoke alarms. >> we're just hoping that everybody can learn from it and put smoke detectors in her house. >> reporter: when we look at extensive damage done to the home it is surprising that neighboring residents were unaffect. at this point the investigation is still underway and a official causes unknown. in south philadelphia nicole brewer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". caught on camera two people robbing a fast station in packer park and police need your help to find that person. the robbery happened monday morning in the exxon gas station in the three # hundred block of north broad street. fortunately there were no injuries during this robbery. suspects got away with $10. but police still want to find them. they are both african-american women 20 to 25 years old. police are investigating a break in at lulu lemon store at 15th and walnut. this is just days after three women were injured in the partial roof collapse. and around 3:00 this morning, someone, and stole $300 worth of clothes.

police are investigating the the break in but they have not made any arrests. eric frein pleaded not guilty in a pike county courtroom today. he is accused of shooting and killing one pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another during and ambush at the blooming grove police barracks september 12th. he was captured in the pocono mountains in october after a 48 day manhunt. president obama is coming to philadelphia he will be here about an hour from now. he will join house democrats, and, others at sheraton society hill. it is their annual caucus retreat being held here this week. the vice-president joe biden will address that same group tomorrow morning. pennsylvania's treasurer rob mccord is stepping down, the democrat who ran unsuccessfully for governor last year says that his final day in office will be february 12th. mccord will leave with two years left in his final term governor tom wolf will nominate a successor. still to come on "eyewitness news", a tragedy at a maternity and children's

hospital, a gas explosion in mexico sit the eye killed at least seven people and injured dozens of others. also as out break of measles spread, so does the debate over vaccines. some parents want schools to keep unvaccinated children out of their classrooms. and a terrifying act of road rage is caught on camera, woman gets out of her car and attacks a grandmother behind a wheel. more news when we come right

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an apparent gas explosion rocks a children's hospital in mexico city. the blast killed at least two people, and dozens more have been injured. the mayor of mexico city believes a truck was supplying gas in the hospital and a hose somehow burst and that caused that explosion. on the cbs-3 healthwatch the measles out break, continues to grow out west, the spread of the contagious disease has some parents calling for schools to keep unvaccinated children out of the classroom. >> here is an update from our health reporter stephanie stahl. >> as measles spread and parents want schools to ban unvaccinated children except those with medical exceptions. >> we rely on the people that can be vaccinated, to protect the rest of the pop eulogies. >> reporter: the the crowley's worried about their son who cannot get the the vaccine. six year-old is in remission after fighting leukemia and his immune system ties week to handle the the the vaccine. the the measles out break has grown to 95 cases in eight

states. in air zone state health officials are keeping an eye on as many as a thousand people including nearly 200 children who may have been exposed after a woman with the measles visited an urgent care center. doctor tim jack's daughter maggie is among those being monitored. she's battling leukemia and also cannot be vaccinated. >> is there a father side of me that is angry, and wanting to protect my family. >> reporter: experts say out break is cause for concern, considering measles is highly contagious. >> it really remind us, of the importance, of these diseases, and really the benefits of vaccines. >> reporter: most of the people infect had not been vaccinated, it is a growing problem. there were over 600 measles infections last year in 27 states. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". having a hard time paying your property taxes? coming up, three on your side with information that may be able to help out some of you.

then it is like a scene from the movie but with more serious consequences. little boy end up in the hospital after he puts his tongue on a frozen bus window. >> oh , no. it smells like used cooking oil? it could be a good drivable idea? we will have that story coming

in these cold days of winter it is always nice to think about the philadelphia flower show this years theme when we celebrate movies and designers

will use disney and pixar films inspiration as their exhibit. >> like all great films, the flower show will transport viewers and inspire them to dream big, and to beautify, the daily lives. >> reporter: it is incredible what they create, the flower show runs february 28th, to march 8th, at the the pennsylvania convention center. i love it. >> let's face it that is only place you will see flowers. >> this cold and we've got the more snow possibly on the way. >> we do, you know the the winter season is upon us. we have talk about it earlier, in the fall how we have january and february we're going to be the the month. that is when we have to get it. here we are the in the middle of things. we have a light snow fall tonight and it is more nuisance variety, and better chance of widespread, chance of snow, for super bowl sunday and into monday. we will talk bit all. first lets talk about skiers and snow borders enjoying the snow. poconos, tonight will see about one to 2 inches of fresh

snow and that is what they have. it will be cold enough to keep making it as well as we will see bitter chill descend upon the area in the next several days. storm scan three it is looking good, that radar filling in and we are looking at rain throughout delaware, a wintry mix in chester county and some snow showers making their way through williamsport and trying to make it in northern and western suburbs. that precipitation is spotty, you can see through chester county northern new castle and delaware county, sleet and ice pull et cetera mixing in. during the evening we could have patchy icy spots so please be aware of that. temperatures cold enough for snow, you can see poconos at 22 30 degrees in lancaster. thirty-two in wilmington. cold to the west, this is what is coming our way. 23 degrees right now in state college. we are going to be seeing a few morning snow showers for your friday and then after that clearing skies, some windy conditions, but frigid for saturday, with high temperatures only in the 20's and brutally cold wind chills

and, talk about saturday morning we will have a wind chill advisory in effect for poconos for 15 to 20 belows, those will be feels like readings. saturday morning elsewhere lehigh valley five to 15 below and philadelphia area and suburbs, five below to zero. southern delaware and coastal new jersey zero to ten. saturday morning will be very cold. then watching this system pass to our south still looking at the track and analyzing the data but on super bowl sunday the chance of snow beginning during the evening, so you'll be watching the game perhaps at a neighbor or friend house and that snow continues into monday with the chance of moderate snow accumulation. we will look at highest probability of seeing any type of snow from a coat to go extreme right now it looks like moderate at about three to 6 inches. that is best chance right now but obviously if the track changes, more information comes in as we get closer we will fine tune this. right now it looks like a moderate snowfall for us. overnight snow and sleet, coating possible in the city to about an inch moving toward

north and west with one to 2 inches in the lehigh valley and poconos. during the day tomorrow partly sunny, blustery, fee snow showers possible early, high of 36. that wind starts cranking and saturday is ridiculous, in the morning, wind chills will be bitterly coal. most areas below zero. morning low nine. afternoon high 26. super bowl sunday looks like late afternoon and early evening snow begins and temperatures will be in the 30's. that is very latest from the eyewitness weather center, kate will have an update on the super sunday show coming up next hour. we will be back with more n

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bowl sunday. >> michael yo joins us from hollywood with those stories and much more, hello, michael. >> hello, chris and jessica. woman mariah picked to help help them with their children has filed a lawsuit against them. here's insider in 60 seconds. >> i fired nanny's like this. >> reporter: it is a nanny firing that has mariah in legal trouble. her former nanny claims that she was fired for showing then two-year old twins monroe and moroccan too much affection. she's suing for unpaid wages estimated to be a hundred thousand dollars. >> she wasn't paid those overtime premiums that violates the law. >> it happened earlier the in the week. >> reporter: often trending tom brady get him sick. natally tomorrow gave a health update the at his presuper bowl press conference. despite sniffles the powerhouse patriot is ready to go. next up amal clooney's fashion is turning head at court. george's better half don her robe as part of the team in a

genocide case in france. when they asked her about her wardrobe amal responded. >> i'm wearing eve and ravens craft a reference to the english company of legal robe makers and tailors. another thing trending this morning, the super bowl, i know you are guy hard eagles fans. do you even watch the super bowl. >> i mean you have to see it right. >> it would be better, maybe next year, we will see but what do you think, who will win this game michael. >> well, since eagles aren't in it i will go with the other bird seahawks all the way. >> all right. there it is. you are on the record. >> chris and jessica, back to you. >> some break news mariah carry just fired another nanny, so get on that. get on that. at the the insider. >> i will get on it right now, chris. >> all right michael yo thanks so much. you can see michael and entire crew tonight and every week night tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. coming up next a frightening road rage confrontation is caught on cameras grandmother grabs her phone where she says something bad business to happen and her

instincts were right. >> the latest comments about allegations of, off-duty sexual activity involving members of the philadelphia fire department. you'll hear what he had to say coming up. and then new at 6:00 tonight when it comes to real estate we know it is all about location, and one thing you may be overlooking though it is called the star bucks effect. why it may pay to live near a co

i'm jessica dean and here are the day's top stories, the university of pennsylvania is taking action on the issue of campus sexual assaults. the university has hired a sexual violence investigative officer to handle cases and he had case students. there is no word on the cause of a row home fire in south philadelphia. a couple inside the home on daily street died and a police officer suffered wound while trying to save them. fire fighters said the home had no smoke detectors. check this out a small plane makes an emergency landing on a highway in north jersey. police say pilot landed c150 after a plane developed a mechanical issue, kate. we've got light snow, rain even a little sleet moving through the area at the moment, we will track that on storm scan three coming up in a couple minutes, then we will welcome in or perhaps not welcome in bitter coal to start the the weekend. next chance for accumulating

significant snow comes in sunday night into monday. we will have the the latest details on that potential storm coming up with the seven day forecast chris. kate, thank you. happening right now, president obama is set to board air force one at andrews air force base, his next stop, will be in philadelphia. this is a live picture of the president's motorcade arriving there on the tarmac. commander in chief expect to arrive in town just after 6:00 o'clock tonight. the plan is he will join house democrats at their annual retreat, at the sheraton society hill it is their annual caucus, the president is speaking to them tonight. vice-president joe biden speaking to that same group tomorrow this live look from andrews air force base the president is about to board air force one next step follow a. is there the president right there moving up the steps. we will have a live report on his visit to the city from our diana rocco, she will ab long in our next half an hour. that flight a pretty short one as you can imagine from

suburban washington d.c. here at philadelphia international airport but that is the the president, waving to the crowd and he will be here shortly again. we will have a live report at 6:00. >> new at 5:30 tonight reaction from philadelphia mayor michael nutter to a story we first saw exclusively on cbs-3. allegations of on duty sex among members of the philadelphia fire department. our investigative reporter walt hunter broke this story and he is live at the fire administration building with more on what the mayor has to say bit, walt. >> reporter: chris, we first told you on tuesday that our sources indicate that had top fire department officials here would be making a decision shortly, on whether there might be disciplinary action against as many as a dozen male members allegedly involved in on duty sex and firehousees, and fire department vehicles. today, it is the mayor who spoke out about those allegations. >> it is significant, very complicated, a lot of details, and we will just go through it as we would any other claim or

series of allegations. >> reporter: mayor michael nutter expressed what he called concern about allegations of on duty sexual contact by male members of the philadelphia fire department, allegation that is have now been investigated by the philadelphia inspector general's office. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" first reported on tuesday that the department officials are weighing possible disciplinary action against as many as 12 male members suspect of engaging in sexual activities with a female member at firehousees and in a fire department vehicle. >> obviously i'm very concern about it but i'm not, i cannot talk about it at this point. >> reporter: an attorney for female member who is not under investigation told cbs-3 her client, the alleged victim, has no comment. meanwhile beyond the spec upcoming announcement on possible discipline, reforms in fire department policies may also becoming according to the mayor. >> if there are a process and

procedure issues you can at least review revise and then put new procedure in place. >> reporter: sources tell cbs-3 that after those new procedures, or reforms, they may well be a new policy, on frat nicing inside firehousees, the the decision on discipline, sources say by officials here is expect in the next to second weeks. live from fire department headquarters i'm walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a child and her grandmother are shaken up following a frightening road rage incident caught on tape. >> stop it. stop it. a woman jumped out of the car and attack sherry norman as her granddaughter cried, and it happened in north carolina she recorded that confrontation on her cell phone and norman says the woman almost ran her off the road while trying to pass her. she broke my handle on my car, and then here i had my seat belt on and she grabbed my seat belt and hair at the same

time. >> reporter: the alleged road rage driver was arrested and charged with reckless driving and assault. the world awaits world on the fate of the japanese journalist and jordan air force pilot being held captive biasis. terror group issued a sundown deadline for jordan to follow through with the prisoner exchange plan where they threatened to kill the pilot. craig about well is in washington. isis deadline for jordan to release an iraqi woman it has imprisoned in exchange for the life of the jordan pilot has come and gone. >> the jordanian pilot, shown here, will be killed immediately. >> reporter: ultimatum was delivered in an audio message read by another hostage kenji goto, and isis demanded jordan release would be suicide bomber shown here in exchange, the terror group said would it spare, the pilot's life and release kenji goto. jordan's government is ready to bargain if its pilot is still alive.

>> jordan requested proof of life, for the life of the jordanian pilot and we have not received that yet. we want to see a proof of life of the jordan an ian pilot and then we can talk about the exchange. >> reporter: isis captured the jordanian pilot last month when helps plane crashed overseer y in his hometown, residents rallied in the streets demanding their government do what it can, his father met with king abdullah wednesday night. mother of the japanese journalist is making her own public pleas for the the life of her son. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". safety investigators say co pilot was struggling at the controls before air asia flight 5801 went down last december. officials say more experienced captain took over when the plane began to shake and then climb to 37,000 feet. experts claim that the quickelvation change caused the plane to stall and then dive toward the java sea killing everyone on board.

malaysia's civil aviation authority has officially declared the crash of malaysia airlines flight 370 an accident. that decision will clear hurdles to how compensation claims and payments to proceed n march of last year plane disappeared on its way from kuala lumpur on its way to beijing. civil chief says search for a plane remains a priority, all 239 passengers and crew are presumed dead. as expect long time philadelphia city councilman jim kenny resigned from office to day first elect back in 1991 kenny spent 23 years as a councilman at large. he submitted his resignation to launch a planned run for mayor. kenny choke up at times as he bid council farewell. >> i just want to say finally before i walk out of here hopefully not for the last time, i want to tell you all here assembled, all of my collogues, i love you i really do. i will miss you. >> kenny will enter the democratic primary for mayor,

with three other candidates but more are expected to jump in before that primary in may. pennsylvania house speaker mike tur sigh stopped by a germantown today. he visited depaul catholic school where many of his students received scholarships from children's scholarship fund philadelphia or cfsp. that gives low income students access to great schools. and at 5:37, we are going to start off on the roosevelt boulevard where you can see, just a string of brake lights here in the northbound lanes h in problems heading southbound toward the the schuylkill expressway, that is a pretty typical will delay for this time of the community. in hunting park there is a car, and actually hit a septa bus that was with some injuries on the scene at erie avenue at old york road. we can expect residual delays for quite sometime. in elk ton delaware all lanes block, also between starring

lane and cat swamp road due to an accident there. the president is coming to town for the democratic congressional retreat, i can't talk, second street between walnut and dock. there will be rolling closures on i-95 northbound at 6:15 p.m. and 95 southbound when presidential motorcade is leaving at 8:30 p.m. for that event. otherwise on the schuylkill expressway parks pennsylvania turnpike the two blue route eastbound we have there i about # one minutes. seventeen minutes on 202 from the schuylkill into route 30 southbound. heavier on 422 from 202 into oaks westbound about a 16 minute trip there. chris and jessica, back over to you. >> i have that same problem all the time, jessica, thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" 59:00 it is a scene out of christmas story. a little boy learns the hard way, what happens when you stick your tongue on to a frozen school bus window. yikes. beasley? eagles have a new vp of player personnel and he knows what chip kelly wants in the player and he is local. plus the flyers look for their third straight win when they take on winnipeg, game

preview later in sports. and a current look at storm scan three shows some snow moving into the region and rain depending on where you are but we have a better chance, to see snow by the end of the weekend, i'll have your seven day forecast and we will check with our weather watchers, when we come right back.

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. it is time, to check your philadelphia job market report. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has more. >> reporter: an interesting and lasting effect of the great recession is how much employers rely on internship to identify potential job candidates. internship as will you to learn relevant skills and grow your professional network. they can be valuable for career changes and parents seeking to reenter the work force. the good news is that unpaid internships in the for profit world are a thing of the past. the the national association of colleges and employers, says that 97 and a half percent of internships are paid and average hourly wage for interns with a bachelor's degree is 16.35. linked in analyzed industries

where internships are more likely to lead to full-time jobs. it found that in the public relations and communications industry, 61 out of everyone thousand hires are interns. almost 60 percent of those who interned at a accounting firms, accepted full-time jobs at the same company, following their internship. in philadelphia there are more than 250 full-time, part-time and college credit internship positions available in various industries. the the web site internships.com allows to you narrow your search geographically to help you identify internship opportunities, right here in philadelphia. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

the eagles new vp of player personnel was a college qb at lasalle head of personnel at the university of alabama and part of the search team that brought chip kill toy philadelphia ed marynowitz is from media, pennsylvania pennsylvania, familiar with what chip kelly wants in a player. the team announced the higher this morning. hockey night in south philadelphia flyers face winnipeg jets, steve mason will start in goal for orange and black. the flyers came back from a two goal, first period deaf set to beat coyoties four

-three tuesday night. we know they need to start fast. >> physical right away from the start. i think they are a physical team so, when we starting aggressive on them not mainly and be physical and let them check and be on the puck and winning battles if we do that we will have a good start. >> i think we play better with emotion, so we have to make sure we hit and we just play physical will. >> okay. they are playing very well at home ovulate, won last two in overtime. >> playing with emotion being physical, all right beasley thanks very much. well, lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers before we jump in the full forecast and see what they are seeing outside. so important on a night like tonight where we have snow and rain moving in that precipitation begins and can't tell via radar fit is reaching

ground. this is why we rely on our eye on the ground our eyewitness weather watchers. radar shows rain, taylor ross reporting light snow in bear, delaware 32 degrees. tyler has to say flurries outside, snow is starting to move in, blustery win bundle up. thank you for. that looks green on the radar. we know from the eyewitness weather watcher it is snow. john o'donnell reporting clouds and 28 degrees at the moment. he says it is just overcast and cold. most of the precipitation moving from the west will head out to lancaster and check with john, john burlily, millersville, 32 degrees and reporting mostly cloudy skies. we are looking at 31 as we move over from new york from mark in chats worth reporting cloud and temperatures definitely cold enough for some snow. the lets see what is happening outside right now. we will look at ben franklin bridge which looks beautiful all lit up. cloud are in after some sunshine this morning cloud came in through midday hours and now we will await arrival

of the rain and our snow. lets take a look at storm can three and see what i'm referring to now. good news notice this precipitation shield has started to shrink over the past couple of hours, we will not see quite the intensity they got earlier over northern virginia and maryland but notice not being pick up on the radar those flower that is we heard from tyler there in delaware. that is what we are seeing now rain and snow will continue to move through the next couple hours. generally light. few wrap around snow showers could continue to impact the area overnight and early morning hours. temps meantime 34 in the airport in the city, 32 in wilmington, 34 for millville sitting in the cold 22 in mount pocono. future weather handling this well, it is continuing to erode by 7:00 o'clock and that lifts to the north a snow shower overnight especially in the poconos, lehigh valley and those start to move away. not more than a coating to an inch, maybe an inch shall inch and a half up toward two in the poconos. behind that system very cold

air by friday afternoon it is so windy it feels like mid 20's. look at saturday morning feeling like zero or sub zero all across the region as arctic air moves in. then we will fast forward to sunday super sunday and then by sunday evening we will see snow start to move in and here's what the track of the storm looks like right now. we can see where we expect steady snow to set up here's tonight's system and sunday into monday a ban that comes through philadelphia down toward d.c. and into baltimore as well and could make for a messy monday morning commute we will nail down details with that system and bring you snowfall totals and better track as we head in the day tomorrow. for your friday partly sunny and blustery 36. it will feel like 26, your seven day forecast keeps it very cold on saturday, then watch for that snow later sunday probably heavy snow foreground hog damon and look at how cold it is on tuesday we will start 59:00 degrees. chris and jessica, back over to you.

>> thank you. >> it that is time of the year when many of us have taxes on our mind, not only income taxes but real estate taxes too. >> philadelphia sent out its property tax bills weeks ago and if you are unable to pay, three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find in some cases there are assistance programs that could help. >> we want people to stay in their homes and we want them to do that without anxiety of being a tax delinquent. >> reporter: philadelphia revenue commissioner tollsonnies trying to get the word out about tax assistance programs to help. 18,000 philadelphia seniors have already sign up for the senior citizen real estate tax program. based on age an income. >> that tax relief, freezes taxes at current years rate and will not increase as long as senior citizens stay in their home. >> reporter: tax installment programs allows seniors regardless of income to pay annual tax necessary monthly installments. tax deferral program is income based and allows all residents regardless of age who own and

occupy their homes and whose real estate taxes have increased significantly to postpone payment of the increased amount that is above 15 percent. payment on the excess amount can be deferred until transferred or sale of the property. while the owner occupied real estate payment agreement program allows homeowners who occupy their home to make monthly payments on backed taxes. payments are based on household income and family size. the city is encourage to go apply, otherwise. >> they are losing out leaving money on the table and quite frankly they are adding a stress level to their life that is in the necessary. >> reporter: you can apply for these programs at line at philadelphia dot gov/revenue or call (215)686-6442. if you know someone who benefits from these program, share this fur with them especially if they are a senior citizen. i will post this information on cbs philly.com and on my facebook and twitter feed as

well. otherwise, it is there for the taking so apply. >> you just to have apply. >> don't ever leave money on the table. >> jim thanks. >> you're welcome. >> if you have seen a christmas story you know this situation well. four year-old canadian boy got his tongue and cheek stuck to the frozen window on his school bus. that little boy lucas mcdonnell ended up with a large pink mark on his cheek and swollen bleeding tongue and lip. >> put your tongue on the window. >> yes and it is sticky. >> poor little guy, right. boy's mother was very upset and wondering how she said her son was not helped when he got sent during his half hour ride to school. school board issued a statement saying its staff act add pope eighthly in that situation. hopefully he heels up soon. >> poor by. >> still ahead, using doughnuts, to fuel cars. >> that is right see how some local students have come up with this idea it is showcased at the philadelphia car show. we will have that for you next.

well who doesn't love a delicious doughnut. >> um-hmm, love doughnuts. >> now philadelphia student come up with a pretty creative solution for all a of that grease left over after the frying process. >> that is right, our carol erickson went to the philadelphia auto show, that is right philadelphia auto show to learn more. >> versatile doughnut not just for breakfast, fry up a few thousands of the oiled filled cakes and fill her up at gigantic 900-gallon used cooking oil ban at workshop school, a philadelphia public high school for kid with no fear of gears. in fact so unafraid of being automotive innovative right in this room that they built a car that runs on old recycled vegetable oil from federal doughnuts. now, doughnuts we understand. this next sentence, maybe not so much. >> it is not like a gas engine where it has spark plugs and fuel injectors. >> reporter: but of course bio diesel fuel injections from

the fuel made right in this school. the is the car more prone to want to do doughnuts in the parking lot? >> yes yes. >> reporter: first show off move for the students car right at the philadelphia auto show, home to expensive cars and big checkbooks and right there with them, the workshop school bio diesel beauty. lets take a ride or at least start it up with the school principal. >> i smell doughnut. >> one of the benefits of using federal doughnuts oil. >> reporter: carries very clean, no odor, zero emissions but it is not a bentley. stack this car autopsy begins a bentley. >> students built it and runs on federal doughnuts oil and gets 98 miles a gallon. i don't think a bentley can claim that. >> reporter: hundred miles to the gallon from a a student built car? next time you eat a doughnut remember to count miles along with calories. in philadelphia carol erickson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". dreaming of doughnuts now. >> nothing federal doughnuts can't do. >> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00.

>> now at 6:00. a cold day and now cloud are moving in. now we're tracking snow for the region, kathy. >> not one but two chances of snow. first round comes in tonight and it is just a nuisance but second, more moderate snowfall possible, for super bowl sunday, we will talk about both of those coming up. taking a serious step in the fight against sexual violence on campus, we will take a closer look at how one local university is changing its policies in hopes of making a safe community for students. >> how far do you live from a star bucks, brand new study is out on the impact that coffee shops has on home values, that and more, as eye witt the necessary news at 6:00 starts right now. well bundled up for walk home from work and tonight we are tracking some snow. the flakes are starting to fall in some parts of the

region already and here's a live look at storm scan three it shows a fast moving system working its way, across the the delaware valley and following tonight's snow it will get colder. winter is keeping us on our toes right now. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. kathy orr is tracking the the snow amount and more chance of snow later in the weekend kathy. >> here we go with another clipper. it seems to be the theme this one going to the north, limited moisture, as usual and that means light snow falling this evening even overnight and you can see some darker returns here in lavender. light snow falling through lancaster trying to get in reading. it is patchy in nature. some of this not making it to the ground just yet. when i put this in triple scan mode you can see rain and sprinkles breaking out with mild air. some sleet in mixing in through lower parts of the montgomery and bucks and snow showers to the west. so, a little bit of nuisance through evening and