>> we are waking up to wild winds and dangerous cold this morning. storm scan3 tracking snow. so when will it impact your weekend? we'll explain coming up. >> also ahead meet a -- need a lift? there's a new service in town. get your motor running. the philadelphia auto show kicks off today. we're taking you inside a sneak peak at some of the hottest new rides you've never seen before. today is saturday, january 31, good morning thanks so much for joining us, him ' nicole brewer. it is 5:00 o'clock. let's check in with carol. walking into the building this morning, carol i actually closed my eyes it was so cold. >> so cold. and if you're in the right spot in your house and you can hear the wind whistling around the corner, unbelievable.

just a brutal night temperature wise, and it continues to be that very same thing. you can probably see on the bottom of the screen, 15 degrees here in the philadelphia area. and then it feels much colder than that. let's take a look, see what we have going on at this point we going to be looking at conditions that are not all that bad. as we take a look at -- this is thousand looked yesterday in reading well, now it is just dark, and like that, in reading. soap, big changes are coming. not just in day and night but also in the additional snow that may be coming through the lehigh valley specially and points north of that. storm scan3 not looking at any issues in our area right now, in fact, it will be a bright day but we do have some storms that are going to be moving in here. it will be different, i think, than the last one which was an under performer, to the delight of many of us. we've got 15 degrees in philadelphia right now, 15 in wilmington, 13 cold degrees in

trenton, just really just terribly cold out there this morning. the windchill it makes it feel as it is it is minus two in philadelphia, trenton and wilmington. millville, minus 17 in the poconos. now, expect to find temperatures really cold all day. they'll get no higher than the low to mid 20's, with the windchills they'll be down five to 12 degrees. we're going to be dry here today. we do watch some wet weather starting to come in here. and you'll be find that as we go through monday morning, but look at that, could there be some rain associated with this? we'll talk about all of that, time it out give you some amounts, as we know them right now coming up. nicole? >> carol thank you. and we have some breaking news this morning this is new video just in from south philadelphia where a sfx train has jumped the tracks, happened at 11 and paterson near the wachovia center. nearly dozen cars are off the rales and leaning, though none have fallen. it is not clear what the train was hauling, but hazmat crews

are checking out that scene we're told, no one was injured, but please, stay with us for more details all morning long. >> also, new this morning fire fight remembers called back out to a scene on the 100 block of west seymour street in germantown. it began around midnight with a fire and a row home. that blaze was brought under control, but rekindle overnight. firefighters have since gained the upper hand. no one was hurt, but part of the home is now in danger of collapsing. >> well, the car sharing service lyft hits the streets in philadelphia, similar to ukee, smart phone app allows you to find vehicles nearby and pay for aeried while passengers seem happy for another ride option, todd quinones tells us the parking authority is none too pleased. >> reporter: it was a black tie affair friday night the opening of the philadelphia car show is drawing hundreds. some of those people arrived using uber x another app based car service, and i asked what they thought of lyft coming to town? >> might lead to better prices

for rides around town. i'm okay with it. >> the more services are available to people, the more competitive price pricing is. >> pink mustaches will be seen in philadelphia as drivers use their own personal cars, but the philadelphia parking authority isn't having any of it. saying there is no third party regulatory oversight of the company or drivers. >> anything can happen. a rape, assault, a murder, we would have no idea who is driving, we don't know if being driven by a criminal. >> says lyft has not gotten same approval to operate in the city that has in other parts of the state. that's not stop lyft drivers like gregory duncan from picking up customers in the city. the app indicated were several drivers who were open for business. >> took the fact i could use my car to, you know, bring in, you know, extra revenue i love it. >> mir michael nutter says companies simply can't operate in the city without proper licenses. but he also believes lyf. it is being unfairly blocked. >> the commonwealth of pennsylvania and the parking

authority need to sit with these companies, figure out how to allow them to properly, legally, in a regulatory scheme operate. report than was our todd quinones reporting. now, investigators are taking a close look at a homeland security official after a violent altercation with a man in wilmington, delaware. that agent opened fire friday morning on a man he said, was trying to steel his car inside a parking garage at 11th and orange, but police say the actions of the 32 year old man did not merit attempted carjacking charges and that no criminal charges will be filed. there is an investigation underway into the federal agent's action. >> driver loses control crashing through the front wall after cherry hill home. "eyewitness news" on the scene at cooper run drive in crescent road, across from cherry hill east high school late friday afternoon. police say the elderly driver of the car may have hit the gas instead of brake pedal. driver was taken to the hospital as a precaution. his grand child who was in the car was not injured.

four people were inside that home at the time. none in the living room where that car came barreling in. i just came home from school. and i was hanging out and then i heard really loud like crashing noise. so then i went downstairs, and it was like a car in my living room. >> the family who lives in that home is now staying at a hotel. >> the 17 year old victim of attack on septa trolley had surgery at children's hospital of philadelphia. this is the victim. her name is shea. she suffered a broken nose, and a black eye in the attacker on a septa trolley last week. it was all recorded on cell phone video as you see here. now, that suspect, 40 year old damon oliver, turned himself into police on wednesday. the victim's mother says her daughter encouraged by all of the support she's received. >> a lot of support. this incident has really allowed her the opportunity to see the people who are real any her corner who support her, who love her. we've gotten outreach of

support from everyone around the city and owl side of the city. >> oliver, who has criminal record, was suspended from his job with the philadelphia department of parks and recreation with the intent to dismiss. >> delaware's department of health says a woman in her late 20's has measles. she's from new castle county. this is delaware's first measles case since 2012. now, officials say the case was contracted internationally, and is not linked to a recent outbreak in the united state. people have had close contact with that woman, will be monitored for signs of symptoms. >> on the cbs-3 health watch this morning the flu season is reaching its pecan the cdc says it has been one of the worse outbreaks in years. cbs news correspondent begat shaban reports, it is specially difficult for the elderly population. >> if you're among the unlucky americans who got the flu this season, you can likely blame a particularly nasty strain called h3n2.

it has a history of causing a two, three time hyper hospitalization and death rate than normal, making things worse, this strain mutated just after production gannon this year's vaccine. the result? a vaccine that's only 23% effective. it is hitting older patient specially hard. the cdc says this season 198 out of everyone hundred thousand people over age 65 have been hospitalized with flu-related illnesses. that's the highest number since the government began keeping track in 2005. that's because older people are usually fighting the flu at a disadvantage. >> people who are 65 years of age and up tends to have other diseases like heart disease diabetes kidney disease, and also the immune system as we age doesn't work quite as well. >> right now the flu is widespread in all but six states. and although this year's vaccine not as effective health officials are still urging people to get vaccinated. the flu season can last until

may. in los angeles begat shaban, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". it is 5:09 right now. strong winds this morning also bracing for some snow, carol has the latest on a storm that's making its way here this weekend. >> and the philadelphia auto show refs up the convention center today. that's where we find reporter steve patterson. steve, good morning. >> reporter: nicole, avenue question for our viewers: do they want to see some of the hottest cars available right now? we will be here live at the philadelphia auto show, the classics, the modern cars, and the futuristic stuff. we'll show it all to you throughout the morning.

well the philadelphia auto show opens its doors to the public in just a couple of hours. the annual tradition is a chance to see hundreds of cars all under one roof. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us live from the convention center, and, steve i understand you have some classics there with you. good morning. >> we have some classics, good morning, nicole. you know, i know you were here last year, so you know this is one of the best assignments we as reporters at channel three get to do every single year. this is fantastic. we in the classic auto section, right now, we have kevin with the greater auto

dealers of greater philadelphia with us. just tell us, i mean, what this particular portion about when people come through here, they love checking out the classic vehicles right? >> again, a sign of something for everybody, certainly classics, there has never been a portfolio of classic vehicles like you have at this year's show, whether it it is the plymouth thunder bird or the hornet, just great place. that's what i mean, there is concept, there is exotics classics. so we have the face-off there. so wonderful scene that you can see new and old whether it is the cutting edge concept say from buick or you see 1949allard or the chevrolet nova ss. , got ot just great great atmosphere that we have at the show. >> so much to see. what, is there one car that's really unique that people get a chance to see that maybe they wouldn't be able to see anywhere else? >> not just the car. saturday morning is my favorite time of the show because those kids come in, and they she red ferrari, and i know santa came in december,

ya, but santa does come in january, as women, when those eyes are wide open and they see that ferrari, one of my favorite times. show. >> so last year we were talking about how much snow there was last year, how cold it was. it is colds this year. but we expect big numbers. you had big numbers for the black tie event. what do you expect as far as people coming and checking out the show. >> record setting black tie 5,000 people. about quarter million people come here nine days, 700,000 square feet, 40 manufacturers under one roof. this is the place to be, the garage mahal. >> can people sit in these classics? are they available to get in? >> no, some of these class ricks like half million million dollars. but again the cool part is that you only see them on the internet or on magazines but at the show you can see them live and in person, just something really special. >> it is, really is. >> we'll talk about the concepts, from the past back on into the future, then we should have other things planned as we go along this

morning, but kevin great to talk to you. we'll just kind of spin you around this auto show this morning, first look at some of the coolest stuff that you get to see all year, nicole, i know you know about it, but this is just a fantastic fantastic morning. we send it back to you. >> it is the best, steve. if i had a half million to million dollars car nobody's sitting in that beauty but me, you know what i am saying? tell kevin i said hello. >> nobody. i'm not even sitting in that car. >> exactly. >> will do. >> steve, thanks. it is 5:15. let's check on that forecast. it is bone chilling colds out there, carol. >> just awful out there. yes, could you hear the winds last night and knew how low those temperatures, were and it was just a really uncomfortable night. it continues to be a very uncomfortable morning, too. but it is bright beautiful and the moon is gorgeous, so if your window is situated, that you can see the moon, then look out. but if you don't have to go out, don't do it. center city philadelphia, looks really really nice, at least first part this morning. the sun will be out too. so it is a bright day today

with no clouds over us, one of the reasons that these temperatures bottomed out as they have. we will be finding bright, beautiful day all day long, tonight clouds move in little later on, then watch the next storm system start to come into this area. we'll detail all of that. thirteen in trenton right now 15 degrees in philadelphia, wilmington, 15 millville, 18 in wildwood, 15 degrees in atlantic city. these numbers are just chilling, even just to look at them, to be out in them, oh, just terrible. high pressure moves away right now, and then we will be waiting a day that after being calm today and it is calm for the first part of the day on sunday. we watch another storm system start to come in here. and it bridges variety of precipitation types. anything from rain, to snow, and sleet, and ice. so depending on where you are i think it will be different. there are storm watches in effect in fact in some cases in our area. but they stretch all the way from the midwest. look at des moines, and then

you move overthrew the philadelphia area, and you find that they are well to the north and west of us. but it is through the lehigh valley and the poconos that that winter storm watch goes into effect and that is going to be as we go through sunday evening, until monday afternoon. here's generally what we expect now. as i say every weekend storms evolve even when you're in them, but this is what it looks like right now that we, on sunday, on into monday, would be getting mainly snow. this is from the lehigh valley, points north some snow and rain, little sleet possibly mixed in through philadelphia mostly rain to the south. so much of new jersey and delaware would be in that. now, amounts, coating to an inch maybe through south jersey, one to three through the philadelphia suburbs north, and to our south and east. and then three-6 inches going into the upper bucks area. get newspaper allentown and the poconos and you can be dealing with 6 inches plus of snow.

so the higher amounts the higher up you go. snowfall totals, we all love this. this is how it looks through 1:00 o'clock in the morning on monday. and it says not much. not even a inch of snow. none of the models think that that will be happening. but they start to make a little bit after departure by 2:00 on monday, the gfs says that we have just about an inch of snow. the euro says 5 inches. and the other two which ended up being the right ones for that last storm system, they put it at about 3 inches of snow and on sunday, but they're saying not even a inch of snow through philadelphia. but again the euro says 5 inches, the gfs says one. i think generally you could say one to 3 inches through the philadelphia area. and some ice amount, as well, and that's as go through allentown, and quakertown, and maybe even in doylestown, and possibly out in reading, as well out of this system. so we will time this thing out as fast as we k i know we're running out of time here. but i am show this.

3:00 we start to see it maybe tomorrow afternoon to the north, then as we go through time, look at this, it is rain through the southern areas on sunday evening little mix through philadelphia snow to the north and we watch that line move. but we get little wrap around snow also, coming up after that. so, let us see what we are dealing with. and that is that we've got some cold, cold, cold weather. i'll be showing you that eyewitness weather seven day forecast just know that we are dealing with temperatures are going to be very, very cold. and take a look at them. as we go through the week, they are up and down. look at the bottom numbers. so sun today then wet weather later tomorrow, and on monday. now, you can track the weather any time yourselves by download g the cbs philly weather app. you can get live radar. you can track the storms as they move through our area. download the app now on google play and itunes. nick snow. >> carol, thank you. 5:19. still ahead, two oscar winners

in one movie this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up academy award winners kevin costner, octavia spencer fight to care for their granddaughte

>> confront deeper issues every race and family in custody battle for their grand daughter in black or white. >> i'm thinking need to start talking -- >> not going to happen. >> plan on raising this girl all by yourself. >> in black or white grand par friends different worlds facing off against each other for custody and facing different realities. >> she has a father. >> you are in a blind spot when it comes to your son. 's junk. >> i and you're a drunk. >> kevin costner producer on the film. and it wouldn't have gotten made if he hadn't put up his own money. but he strongly believed in the store. >> i it wasn't going to get me. and i couldn't fall out of love with it. and so it was talking really loudly to me. black and white seemed to me suddenly to be this authentic look where we are at in the country today with race. >> you just want her away from us the black people. >> do you dislike black people? >> not all of them.

>> in co-star octavia spencer saw the potential for change with the store. >> i it is about this by racial child who is loved by both sets of grandparents, and until one side feels that they are losing the battle, they introduce race as oh, should she be here or should she be here. it is that gray area where this film lives. the gray area is where change happens. and the gray area is why i think people are responding the way they are. >> it is about family, you know, it is about the welfare after child. and in trying to decide between two families, two different communities, the welfare of the child is what's at steak. but race comes into play. and the minute it does, things fall apart. >> this isn't about black and white. this is about he will owe east. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier now back to you in the studio. >> so more on what's happening in hollywood, watch entertainment tonight on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. well, still ahead you want to bundle up if you're

headed out today. in the midst of bitter bitter blast. some dangerous cold this morning, and then we're talking about snow for the ends of your weekends. carol is track the latest coming up next. >> and can't pay your property taxes in coming up "3 on your side" with information that may be able to help some of you out. we'll explain whether we come

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news". we're talking about a bitter blast as we take a live look outside this morning. we're also talking about dangerous cold temperatures today and some snow on the way. carol has the latest on what we can expect this weekend. we'll also have this. >> mitt romney decides not to run. i'm michael bert with more on why the 2012gop nominee won't make a third bid for the white house. and, this is a live look inside the pennsylvania convention center. the 2015 philadelphia auto show kicks into high gear today. we'll have a live report straight ahead. today is saturday, january 31st, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just about 5:30. let's toss it over to carol for the forecast a lot happening this weekend in terms every cold weather but this snow? >> we dealt with this same casino every set up last weekends, where we were waiting around on saturday for a storm system on sunday, and here we are once again doing. that will we've got some very cold temperatures today. so let's get the today part of the forecast out of the way

first. and you can see that while i say that, i show you storm scan3, which really shows you tomorrow's part of the forecast. you can see that wet weather through the center of the country. we will be finding that tapping into our area, and it picks up moisture from the gulf, and it also picks it up from the atlantic, as it moves across into our area. but, right now we're just dealing with conditions that are not bad at all. we've got clear skies sky wise let's under score that, we've got clear skies out there, but boy is it cold. at 15 degrees, so, if you're out early you've got to put on every layer you've got bring the pets inside for pete's sake. it is way too cold out there. look at this. thirteen in trenton, 15 in wilmington, 11 in allentown three in the poconos, 18 in wildwood. you factor in the winds and it feels like minus two right now, minus numbers that is how the windchill is at this point, all over the area. temperatures today only go into the low to mid 20's, we have that breeze, that keeps it feeling more like it is in

the single numbers or the teens. now, we've got the sunshine today, and then by the time we get to tomorrow, we start to seymour clouds come in here, that's a look at noon, this is a look at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow, with some snow to the north and then we start to see the possibility of some rain snow, sleet, moving into the area, as well, sunday evening, and right on through monday, so we'll spell out the amounts as we know them right now, and other conditions coming up with this next system that moves in later on sunday. nicole? >> carol, thanks. well, an e-mail creates controversy on the main line. bryn mawr college is facing a fire storm on social media after an it sent an email to overweight student ties ago fitness program. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco tells us some student call the e-mail unethical. >> targeted for their weight, student at bryn mawr college were asked to enroll in a weight loss program based on their body mass index. the health center used its records to identify students with higher bmi's and in a e-mail, told them, they qualified for special health

and wellness program. they could enroll for physical education credits. it includes counselling nutrition advice, group support, and personalized fitness plan. junior gisele. they didn't see themselves overweight so that it was targeting them and telling them they are kinds of put theirself esteem down. >> neighboring swarthmore college highlighted the e-mail titled give a hoot, and in their school paper the phoenix. student took to facebook expressing their concerns, and outrage. >> since social media is so big for us, there is a big social media presence. so i guess you could say that -- >> it spread quickly. >> definitely spread quickly. >> health center director issued an apology saying in part, what they will program has been offered successfully in the past there is semester several student event taken issue with some of the communication that were used to invite students to take advantage of this opportunity. on behalf of everyone involved in this program i sincerely

apologize to anyone upset or offended by our communication and i opportunity reassure the community that we will rethink our approaches and our assumptions moving forward. >> i think it will be handled quick. >> i while the college has apologized, they say this program is now in its thirds year, and some students have decided to take advantage of it. bryn mawr college campus, diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and there was a similar controversy at lincoln university in chester county. back in 2006 that university required student went bmi of 30 or more to complete a physical fitness class in order to graduate. that requirement was dropped in 2009. the university said the intention was to spread the message that people in that school need more physical activity. pennsylvania state treasurer rob mccord is admitting he commit add crime. threatening campaign donors, if they didn't crib to his failed campaign for governor last year. he apologized in a videotaped statement, released by his lawyer. >> i stepped over the line by trying to take advantage of the fact that two potential

contributors hope to continue to do business with the commonwealth. and by developing talking points to remind them that i could make things difficult for them, i essentially said that the potential contributors should not risk making an enemy of the state treasurer. clearly, that was wrong. i was wrong. >> now mccord's attorneys say he will plead guilty to certain federal charges. meanwhile, mccord's resignation is now official. governor wolf said in a statement that this type of behavior leads to the errosion of the public's trust, it is simply unacceptable. i stand firm in my commitment to restore the public's trust in their government. therefore, i will act as quickly as possible to present a nominee to the senate of the highest caliber and capability. well the house democratic caucus wrapped up its conference in philadelphia, with a pep talk from vice president joe biden. the vice president spoke to fellow democrats it the sheridan society hill. now it, comes a day after president obama spoke to that group. the theme of this year's issues conference was grow

america's economy grow american paychecks. >> the middle class does well. you all know it. the wealthy do very well. this is not about anti-accumulation of wealth. and the poor have a way up. that's the way we built this economy from middle out not from the top down. >> vice president biden urged democrats to be open to compromise with the republican majority to get things done. well, former massachusetts governor, mitt romney, new jersey governor, chris christie will dine together in new york city tonight. that meeting is sparking speculation about the possibility of mitt romney endorse g another republican candidate for president. it comes one day after romney announced he will not run for president in 2016. cbs news correspondent michael bert reports. >> reporter: mitt romney phoned supporters and staff to say he won't make a third run for the white house. >> after putting considerable thought into making another run for president i've decided it best to give other leaders in the party the

opportunity to become our next nominee. >> the gop pick in 2012 said he was convinced he could win the republican nomination again, but that it would have been a hard fight. >> his core weakness, people didn't think he knew hoe he who he was. when you run a third time it totally under scores that central weakness by suggesting it has taken you three times to figure out who you are. >> jeb bush may have the most to gain from romney's stepping aside. the former florida governor tweeted: though i'm sure today's decision was not easy, i know that mitt romney will never stop advocating for renewing america's promise. romney said someone from the next generation of leaders may be better able to beat the democratic nominee. possibly opening the door for florida senator marco rubio or wisconsin governor, scott walker. >> when i see in the states and from the people of this country outside of washington is a craving for something new, for something fresh. >> romney dines friday night with a possible 2016 contender, who is already a

household name. new jersey governor, chris christie. in washington, michael bert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". secretary every state, john kerry is back home in boston, and dismissing questions about a 50-dollar fine he received on thursday. the city of boston fined kerry for not clearing off his beacon hill sidewalk quick enough. kerry was in saudi arabia when the city was hit with a blizzard earlier this week. last night he holes add dinner with dignitaries from mexico and canada. he declined to discuss the situation, but a spokesperson for kerry said he will gladly pay his ticket. >> he wasn't busy or anything. geez. well, hey, it is the time of year when many of us have taxes on our mind, not only income taxes but real estate taxes, as well. philadelphia sent out its property tax bills weeks ago. but, if you're nibble to pay them, "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan finds in some cases there are assistance programs that may be able to help. >> we want people to stay in their homes. we want them to do that, the

anxiety of being attacks del inch went. >> so philadelphia revenue commission is trying to get the word out about tax assistance programs that can help. 18,000 philadelphia seniors have already signed up for the senior citizens real estate tax program. based on age and income -- >> freezes the taxes at the current year's rate. and it will not increase as long as the senior citizens stay in their home. >> the tax installment program allows seniors regardless of income to pay annual taxes in monthly installments. the tax defer program is income-based and allows all residents regardless of age who own and occupy their home, and whose he will estate taxes have increased significantly to postpone payment of the increased amount that is above 15%. payment on the excess amounts can be deferred until transfer or sale of the property. while the owner-occupied real estate payment agreement program allows homeowners who

occupy their homes to make monthly payments on back-taxes, payments are based on how hold income and family size. the city encouraging people to apply, otherwise? >> her to losing out, they are leaving money on the table, and quite frankly, they are adding a stress level to their life that's not necessary. >> you can apply for these programs on line at ph. la.golf/revenue or by calling (215)686-6442. if you know someone who may benefit from one every these programs, be sure to share this information with them. specially if they're senior citizen. i'll be posting this on my facebook and twitter fields, as well. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. and it is 5:38 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", start your engines philadelphia auto show gets underway today. that's where we find steve patterson this morning steve? >> reporter: nicole, if our viewers have been with us all morning, we've shown you some of the classics. now it is time to get into some futuristic stuff.

i'm talking some mean concept cars this one straight out of detroit. we'll show you many more coming up after the break. >> and temperatures in the teens this morning. but it feels a lot colder than that. on top of it, talking snow on the way. carol is breaking it down for us when we come

philadelphia auto show, last hour we showed you classic, now talking domestic

versus import. jim patterson with more on. that will steve good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. you know, there is so much to see at the auto show. we want to show you some things that maybe you wouldn't be able to get a chance to see anywhere else in the show. so behind me, you know, you see the standard cars, cars available right now some of the modern stuff from bmw but check this out. this is a bmwi8, 140 grand. how many horses, like 240? >> depend on which engines you are talking about about 230 on the turbo i54 cyllinder about 130 on the electric motor. so i mean that is the ultimate hybrid right there. >> this is kevin by the way might and car guy might not. with the philadelphia association greater automobile dealers. so, tell me a little bit more about this thing. because i've never seen anything like this. >> yes, it is a great great example of the electricification automobile

but a gasoline engine. of both worlds, performance of this car is un approachable, gorgeous, great to look at, and it speaks for itself when you see car like. >> gorgeous is the right words. were you telling me about the batteries, the engine, also, is kind of hybrid between the battery and the engine and it works in tandem? >> regenerative battery. so the breaking also charges the battery as well. so it is a great example of what bmw has come out and said, look what we can do, as far as an electric vehicle that has high performance meets our standards, and is ultimate driving machine. >> another one we were look at is a buick being on the other side over there but just so many concept cars that people never get a chance to see? >> the bottom line about two and a half billion dollars of sales are influenced by this show. and so here is a example of people coming to the show, trying to find what they would like maybe they like x but then they see y they never even thought of before. that's where really the rubber meets the road for this automobile show. >> what about the concept cars? i mean, you're not going to

get a dealer selling this thing, right? >> well the bmw can but on the buick he, what this do on the concept, they have styling cues see what the reaction of the public; then maybe see that two, three years down the road. so they bring it to the auto show. see the reaction. and then take that reaction back to the clay models, see what they'll be bringing out down the road. >> how big a deal some this for the dealers that do come here i mean, is this one of the main events all year for selling? >> it doesn't sell at the show but it is the event as far as the market area, the philadelphia markets, about the fourth biggest in the country, so this has a huge influence about 360,000 vehicles are sold in our marketplace, and this, this particular show, influences about a third of that market. so that's why it is important to the manufacturers dealers but most importantly to the consumers. >> kitchen, somebody's got to put me in one of these. >> well, it matches my suit. rolling, baby, rolling. >> i love it kevin thank you so much. we'll talk to you in the next half hour. but just get a chance to see

some of the coolest stuff. this again none a -- not a con s but his carry can't even describe it, nicole, it is so, so beautiful. >> you would look great this that car steve. you got to talk kevin into it. meanwhile, tell him i'm impressed, running off fumes after that black tie ball last night. i know he was up late. so we're thankful to have him this morning. >> yes kevin kevin does not drink, but he was up until what, 1:00 in the morning? running around doing that, and now he's here doing live shots with us. so unbelievable guy. >> double duty. steve, thanks, we'll check back with you in just about a half hour. >> once again the auto show kicks off today and runs through february 8th at the convention center f you're planning to go out we have put everything you need to know on our website cbsphilly.com. it is 5:45 right now. and with everything you need to know about the weather here's carol. good morning carol. >> yes we need a dollar can make good werth, not just one that can go in bad weather. we've got a nice morning but

unbelievably cold out there. you heard the winds. we have temperatures in the teens. they feel like they're in the minus numbers this morning. it is that cold. but, it is that bright and beautiful. storm scan3 showing no problems in our area today. and tomorrow, later on in the day, we start to see some wet weather moving in here. and it comes through in a variety of forms depending on where you are. the farther north tomorrow the more likely you are to see seen a winter storm. but as you move toward philadelphia, those chances start to diminishment we'll get weather but won't be getting the amount they could be getting through the lehigh valley and points north of that. 15 degrees right now in philadelphia. we have 11 in allentown, nine in reading, 15 in millville. it is a cold morning, you factor in these winds that are around 30 miles an hour, and we have windchills of minus two, through philadelphia. and there are other things out, there as well. like winter alerts, and they start over in the midwest. we've got des moines, with lots of snow expected, and

then go all the way toward our area, and you can see the winter storm warnings, shaded in blue and that's the lehigh valley and point to the north of that from sunday evening right until monday afternoon. so, we could be dealing with inches of snow there. but probably much less than that as you move to the south. future weather just take a look at this, i'll stop this a million times. today, no reason real toy stop t but then tomorrow, this is a look as we get to 3:00 in the afternoon, chance of some snow up through the allentown area it gets close to philadelphia, might not be here at that point. by the time we hit 7:00 notice the warmer air that gets drawn into this system areas to the south start to pick up some rain, we still see the snow, through allentown and reading, through the philadelphia area, we've change today mix maybe even by sunday night. so, just be careful of slick spots, every place. because there could still be some freezing rain mixed in a few spots south as well. but, looks like at this point according to this model that we get rain to the south. the mix through philadelphia,

snow, continuing through the north. that's why the totals pick up there. we see this change-over line, slowly moving to the north it takes a long time. does it ever even make end it to allentown? that's why snow totals will be higher. through philadelphia this computer model says we ends up with some rain, and then on the back side of this, as we often seep, we pick up little bit of snow even through philadelphia. so let's see what we've got. mainly snow, the precipitation expects from that sunday night through monday after noon to the north, snow and rain through philadelphia, mainly rain to the south of philadelphia, coating to an inch possibly, through south jersey and delaware, one to three through philadelphia, three to 6 inches through our northern and western suburbs you get to allentown could it be 6 inches? could it be 10 inches of snow? i think that's the range and in the poconos where it is very slow, if it even ever does change over, do you have a chance every getting ten to maybe a foot of snow. our computer models, let's compare them all. all named on the bottom. the one that says a lot of

snow for philly, there is only one every them, the euro, says 5 inches. but everybody else wants to put not much around our area at all. but, let's also remember, the chance every getting some icing mixed in there as well. if you see some sleet or some freezing rain and that's specially true to the north. you can't totally rule it out in philadelphia either. so 25 today sunny very, very cold with these winds gust to go about 35 miles an hour, feeling like the sickle -- single numbers all day long. the pets better be in tonight and they better be in now too. it is cold and mitt err recall out there. tonight 20's, partly cloudy skies later on, looks like generally much the day sun stay a quiet day. later on in the afternoon we start to pick up the wet weather. again it starts as maybe little bit of snow. but we should be transitioning over to sleet and rain through philadelphia, one to three again, preliminary amounts through philadelphia, much more though, lehigh valley, to the north and even less than one to three to the south of philadelphia.

that should be ending by monday afternoon and then look at those temperatures, after monday gets to 35, monday night is 5 degrees tuesday's high only 20, and then maybe a little moderating trends wednesday at 39 degrees, but another chance maybe of a snow shower by the time we get to thursday, nicole. >> all right carol thank you. it is 5:50 right now. and the sixers look for back-to-back victories coming up next on "eyewitness news" and from domestic violence to deflate gate. roger goodel talks about the fate of the nfl days before the big game. seahawks fan so excited about the superbowl he's detectives out his house in the team colors. wow. we'll slow it to you coming up next.

the return of thaddeus young, the sixers hosting the timberwolfs, that giving a nice little honor, recognition from the team, real classy move. they gave him a framed jersey. to the game, sixers looking really strock, noel with the steel makes the ally-oop pass for stomp son for the slam noel with full, list off in a few minutes. time winding down in the half. no problem for michael carter williams. he goes coast-to-coast. then lays one in. had real nice night. all right the fourth quarter loose ball in the floor. noel picks it up for the slam. he had 14 points, six blocks, four steels. six rebounds, three assists. what a night. sixers score 100 for the first time in 23 games. they won the game 103 to 94. dartmouth visiting penn, nice moves howard with the fake, then a basket. hop hard led all scores with 18 points. then off to miss, gregg lou which is good work down low.

he'll make a bucket and get fouled. he finished with ten the quakers won the game, 58 to 51. nfl commissioner roger goodel broke his silence yesterday. as part of the state of the nfl address he gave an update on the deflate-gate controversy, in which the pay tree rots accused of slipping under inflated footballs into the championship game. >> we are focusing principally on two questions: why were some footballs used in the game that were not in compliance with the rules and was this the result of deliberate action? i want to emphasize we have made no giants on these points. >> star defender richard sherman, his girlfriend, ashley moss, specking their first child any day now what about super sunday. coach talked about that possibility. >> ever our players have, you know personal or family issue that comes up, it is always

about family first and they have to decide what's best for them, and i support that. so however he goes with that, if, you know, if he stays with that decision, we will support him. and we'll see how that goes. we wish him luck. can't wait to see little pete y! >> big ceremony at abington friends, to honor head coach steve chadwick. got his 600 career victory this month. amazing accomplishment. they celebrated the right way. that's sports. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. that is quite the dilema whether you are rooting for the seahawks or the patriots, everybody seems to agree about tomorrow's game, it will be a close one. cbs news correspondent terry okita in glendale, arizona spoke with players on both teams. >> this could be one of the closest superbowl contests ever. with no real underdog, it may come down to who has got the most grit. >> play every play hard. and play every play tough. because i know they're going to be bringing it, and you

just got to react to how the game is going. >> both the patriots and seahawks have been to the dance before. seattle's co-captain predict four quarter dog fight. >> we expect to come down to the wire. we're poised for that. we're ready moore. >> seattle hoping for back-to-back championships. if that happens they'll be the first team since new england in 2004 and 2005 to repeat. >> is it going to come down to a match up of wills? >> i believe so. i don't think it is going to come down to x's and o's. it might and little bit about x's on o's but at the end of the day it is about wing one-on-one match up. >> patriots say slow start to the season builds character and bonds among team members. >> when things were tough nobody, you know put their head down, nobody pointed fink earnings. everybody just got back to work. >> now the patriots and seahawks each have one more game to win. in glendale, arizona terry okita, cbs-3, "eyewitness

news". the superbowl of course is in arizona so is this house. take a look. it looks like it might be better suited for seattle though. ashton fitzwater has painted his entire house in the seahawks colors of green and blue. his front lawn even boasts the team's logo. fitzwater's neighbors say they don't mind, which i think is really surprising, though his immediate neighbor says he's more after broncos fan so he would probably like a little orange mix in the, there instead of the green. thank god it is not my neighbor, that's all i'll say. still ahead on "eyewitness news", our live coverage from opening day at the philadelphia auto show continues. plus, dels pratt for answers it has been one month since the disappearance of erika cript inch, the plea her family is making this weekend. and tumbling temperatures, and weekend snow. yep, it is back. carol comes back with more on what we can expect. stay with us.

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>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're waking to up wild winds, and dangerous cold this morning. storm scan3 tracking snow. when it will impact your weekend coming up. >> also, ahead need a lift? there is a new service in town. and speaking of cars, get that motor running the philadelphia auto show kicks off today. and we're take you inside, for some of the hottest r