tonight bringing messy mix to the delaware and lehigh valley. good morning to you. today is sunday, february 1st, i'm nicole brewer. thanks so much for joining us. let's see, it is 8:00. let's get a check on the forecast with carol, assume err bowl sunday a lot of people have plans, they're hoping this storm won't ruin them carol. >> i'm hoping the very same thing. probably won't but they just have to be very mindful of road conditions. and the time they're out. because, wet weather will be moving in, after dark, temperatures of course drop after dark, and we have a variety of wintery type of weather coming. none of it is specially heavy about an inch of snow through philadelphia, but still with some rain, and some freezing rain some sleet that can make all the difference. center city we're got the clouds getting ready but right now it is just cloudy through philadelphia, and it is 29 degrees, so it is a milder start to the morning. here through the philadelphia area, we head out to cut town, we've got it 22 degrees, notice the gray skies there notice the snow on recalled field. ugh that's winter look if i've

ever seen one. storm scan3 wide view, snow to the north rain to the south, essentially we will be fine withing this system when it moves into philadelphia. depending on where you are if you're north of philadelphia, you're more likely to see the snow south the rain, as this gets going. but, to begin with, we could be finding some snow in the area, as we move through the late afternoon time period, before transition starts to come in here into the sleet and the possibility of some freezing rain and just regular rain as those temperatures come up on the ground. so right now, i have not been able to find any of the snow actually hitting the grounds through any of these locations, so you can see it is definitely falling aloft just getting ready for the snow come. air mass very dry as you can probably tell from your dry cracked hands. 27 degrees right now in philadelphia. twenty-six trenton, 24 degrees in wilmington, we are looking for temperatures today that will be above the freezing mark fortunately 35, to 38 degrees, with some light snow in spots especially, to the north the way it looks. as we go through the later part of the daytime hours.

winter storm warning in effect in the areas you see shaded in the pink, and that's reading, allentown, points north, for up to three to 6 inches of snow, with some ice in there and winter weather advisory for philadelphia, snow here, but it is mainly you're going to be watching for the chance every getting some sleet or freezing rain, and just know that there could be icing in any location. future weather by 6:00 tonight, we start to see some snow moving into the area. and by the time we hit 11:00 we're starting to see some of the mix. thinking about coming in from the west, right through philadelphia we'll finish the time line, talk more about it, coming up, nicole? >> carol, thank you. we have some breaking news to share with you in philadelphia's lawncrest neighborhood. a woman is dead after crashing her car on roosevelt boulevard. this all happened just before 5:00 a.m. near adams avenue. only one vehicle was involved in that crash. the cause of the accident is under investigation. more breaking news, in mercer county, new jersey, firefighters bat al strip mall fire in ewing township. flames broke out after 4:00 this morning, race too

long alarm, no reports of any injuries, so that's some good news, the cause is still being second. >> a fire inside a brooklyn warehouse, still burning more than 24 hours after it started. it reached seven alarms last night, and it is still not under control. hundreds of firefighters are at that scene. the building contains offices and storage and a lot of paper which is fueling flames that are burning through the walls there. the good news in all of this, no one has been injured. well, new this morning crews are on the scene after water main break in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. the 12-inch break happened just before 2:00 a.m. at the intersection of girard and montgomery avenue. one hundred properties are without water right now. traffic is able to get by, but proceed with caution. there are concerns of iceing in these frigid temperatures. now, frigid temperatures also caused a water main break in center city. it happened at tenth and filbert streets yesterday. that water was freezing almost instantly, making it difficult to repair. crews were able to repair that 6-inch break overnight.

well a man and woman are found dead inside a burlington county home. the discovery happened in the 200 block of washington street in mt. holly. now, an investigation is underway to figure out what exactly happened. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the latest on the investigation. >> cops rushed the house just before 9:00 a.m. neighbors said the 911 call leading them to the discovery of two bodies inside the home. >> shock was the word. i'm like what's going on. >> because you don't expect things like in this neighborhood. >> very quiet neighborhood. kids out playing. and they come running, cops everywhere so, you know, we all come to see what's going on. >> neighbors watched as police conducted their investigation. the bodies brought out of the home in mid-afternoon. danita's daughter lives in the same duplex as the victims. her daughter describes watching police take two people out of the home moments after the bod wrist found. one, a woman led to a patrol car, the other? >> and they brought the young man out, he had objection

boxer shorts and he was full of blood. and that was it. and they put him in the ambulance with handcuffs. >> mt. holly police and the burlington county prosecutor's offers would not comment on the case unwilling to clarify whether the investigation was being treated as a homicide. neighbors seemed convince that it was. >> it is surprising, very much so. very disturbing, too. >> and the one thing police have told us so far is that they do not believe anyone in this area has anything to fear which means in all likelihood, that they do not have a suspect on the loose. we're in mt. holly. matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, friends and family are mourning the loss after bensalem police officer. detective kevin cornish collapsed during 5k in northeast philadelphia saturday morning. officers did cpr on him until emergency crews returned him to area torresdale hospital. cornish did not survive. >> philadelphia police are investigating the sudden death after dui suspect who died while in police custody. the officers arrested the 29

year old around 4:00 friday afternoon, and brought him to police headquarters. investigators say, he was found unconscious, in his cell at about 10:15 at night. the suspects cause of death is under investigation. >> islamic state millitant have released another video claiming they killed a hostage. now, this time, that victim was japanese journalist kenji goto, cbs news correspondent omar villafranca has more on that story. >> reporter: isis released this video claiming to show the beheading of japanese journalist ken gin goto. in it the masterman with the british accent who appeared in similar execution video stood beside goto holding the knife. the millitant delivers a message in english to the japanese government. saying goto being executed because of japan's support for the war against isis. japanese prime minister, aba expressed outrage over the killing. he told reporters i feel indignation over this immoral and haneous act of terrorism.

he also vowed japan will continue to provide humanitarian aid to countries fighting the terrorism. the japanese had been working with jordan to try to win goto's freedom n this video he is holding the picture after jordanian pilot isis captured last month. isis said it would spare the pilot's life and free goto in exchange for the release after would be suicide bomber held in a jordanian prison. jordanian officials were ready to bargain but they wanted their pilot freed too and proof he was alive. the isis deadline for the swap came and went thursday. goto's apparent execution comes one week after isis be headed his country man, hana yukawa, the husband and father of two went to syria in october to try to rescue his friend. omar villafranca, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and still ahead on "eyewitness news", there is a school in our air up early on a sunday, for a really good cause this morning. that's where we find cbs-3 syma chowdhry. syma good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

nicole. i'm at clearview regional high school where more than 200 volunteers are making hoagies for the big game. i'll explain why coming up after the break. >> that place got busy fast. hey, using donuts, to fume cars. yes, see how some local student came up with the idea, and it will be showcased actually at the philadelphia car show. we'll have more on that coming

>> camden county women comes home military hero. freeholder boards hon orders marine staff sergeant dan wagner in collingswood. received the camden county military service metal. over 13 year career, staff sergeant wagner has completed several tours every duty in iraq and one in afghanistan. when they put that around

me, the metal anything i've ever received from promotion everything else, i think about my family, my friends, you know everyone that's waiting for me at home. so most of the time i think about them when i am wearing it. >> proud to finally be home and we're happy to have him. >> it is 8: 11 superbowl 49 kicks off later today. of course today's match up between seattle seahawks and the new england patriots expected to be close one. cbs news correspondent terry okita in glendale, arizona where she spoke with players from both teams. >> this could be the closest superbowl game ever. with no real underdog, it is who has got the most grit. every play hired every play tough. >> will it come down to match up of wills. >> i believe so. i don't think it is going to come down to x's and o's. >> los angeles times sports columnist predict battle between season new england quarterback, tom brady and seattle young defensive secondary, nicknamed the

legion of boom. comes down to passing games. both have two bruising rusher. >> this is what the players will be dreaming of holding up. the vince lombardi trophy. >> all it tames is one, one game. >> expect to come down to the wire, poised for, that ready for that. >> also predict a fourth quarter dog fight. >> yes, this is classic match up. of course, whether cbsphilly.com the classic superbowl match up, always blow out always. >> seattle hoping for back-to-back championships. new england was the last team to repeat, superbowl wins in 2004 and 2005. in glendale, arizona terry okita, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> hang right now assume err bowl sunday interested anythings gloucester county, community comes together to help neighbors in need by putting on huge hoagie sale. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at clearview high school in mullica hill, where the prep is underway, same, a man did that place get busy quick. good morning. >> good morning, it is so bus any here, and if smells

absolutely delicious. i want a hoagie for breakfast. these guys, 250 volunteers here making hoagies and it is all for a good cause. these hoagies going to benefit some local families, dealing with some health issues, like pediatric cancer, and that money will go into their pockets, so it is all for a good cause. this is about 2 feet long hoagie selling for ten bucks and with me right now one of the volunteers, alberto . >> we have assembly line, cheese meat, lettuce. >> tell me what casino. cheeses are we talking about what kind of meats? >> cap cola, salom i lettuce tomato. >> message to the madness? >> slow, steady, make it look real nice, beautiful for everybody to eat, ya. >> so talking 2 feet long?

>> $10 yes. that's perfect on superbowl day, lots of parties and stuff. >> absolutely. so, these are kids here, high schoolers, winter schoolers. >> middle school and high schools, all seventh eighth, ninth, 12th great. >> got up on sunday this earl. >> i 7:00 a.m. yes. >> between 11:00 a and 3:00? >> sport great cause. >> all right great. thank you so much. i'll let you guys get back to work, i know you have long morning ahead of you. again, nicole, these hoagies sell for $10 and 2 feet long, i have to say they look and smell delicious. i haven't had one since maybe not yet, maybe i this morning. but if you guys want to pick one up, you can come to clearview regional high school between 11 a.m. and 3:00 today. i send it back to you. >> i know you had 700 pre orders, so if one of those happens to go missing not your fault, right, syma?

>> that's right. >> thanks so much. >> don't tell anybody. >> all right, it is 8: 14. 8:15 right now. let's sends it over to carol for more on the forecast, good morning. >> good morning to you nicole high, everybody. it is warmer than it was yesterday. how about that for a little gift? in fact, whether you factor in how cold it was yesterday with the windchill we are 29 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. because we had minus two yesterday morning. so doing the number line, we come 129 degrees difference. twenty-seven in philadelphia, 26 trenton 24 degrees in wilmington, it is 20 in the poconos, 25 down in wildwood. slightly warmer, isn't it? but, unfortunately, we have the weather falling apart in other regards. now, none of this is actually hitting the grounds. it will be, however, but the air mass is extremely dry. we have a storm system, on it way here, and that's going to be triggering some wintery-type weather in a variety of wintery forms as we go through the next day. and depending on where you are, from south to north, it

is more like winter to the north, than it will be to the south. at least in terms of the kind of precipitation that we're going to be findingment winter weather advisory through philadelphia start at 7:00 tonight until 7:00 tomorrow morning. that will be the particular time when you want to pay attention to these roads because we could be picking up some ice around here, not a lot. doesn't take a lot. though. you head up to the allentown and reading areas that's where the winter storm advisory is in effect, tricky travel there maybe three-6 inches of snow, possibility there but some sleet, maybe freezing rain, as well. coating to an inch, through the philadelphia area. that's the amount. one to 3 inches of snow and sleet as go just to the north and west, starting later tonight, and the first part of the day tomorrow. three to 6 inches through allentown and possibly about double that as you go through the allentown, or rather, through the poconos and areas to the north of that. again, even through the poconos, we could be finding some sleet and freezing rain mixed in. the computer model says that we could be picking up maybe even .10 of an inch of ice

through lancaster but some ice to the north and west of philadelphia, do not rule it out through philadelphia, and don't even rule it out through south jersey. know that the rain can fall on ground surfaces that are at or below the freezing mark, you will think it is rain, but the rain will know it is frozen by the time it hits the grounds and you'll be sliding be careful, we have seen disasters this winter, as a result of freezing rain, as you can at any time. snow amounts completely unimpressive. the highest computer model says at 1.2 inches through philadelphia. some of the others say none, to far far less than that. so that's not the issue. not the snow. it is the type of precipitation. and the timing after everybody is heading on home after superbowl party possibly. clouds out there for today by 6:00 computer model believes that there will be some snow actually hitting the grounds through 11:00 tonight we've got it through allentown reading, "eyewitness news" is on at this point so we will be continuing to update it at that point. we are looking right now at

some mix at 11:00 tonight some rain possible to the south, but remember the rain can be falling in areas where the grounds temperatures are at or below the freezing mark. we do get some rain around here. hopefully the grounds temperatures warm up, right along with the air temperatures, and that should be lead to go some rain, as we start the day possibility of sleet, freezing rain, through the poconos and then we get some rain, as this thing pulls on out of here. we start to clear out. and then we are going to be left with just some cold weather by monday night as those temperatures drop. today 35 degrees, clouds, with maybe an afternoon snow shower starting, but more likely as we move later on in the day. but just keep an eye out maybe earlier than that. thirty tonight snow, freezing rain and sleet depending on where you are careful on the roads, that's the watch word, and bring those pets inside. it will be a wet cold miserable night out there. and tomorrow, as well, 38 degrees temperatures drop, we end up with maybe brief snow shower at the end of this thing, but we could be finding slick conditions traveling.

22 degrees on tuesday, look how cold that is. we just about double that temperature wise on wednesday maybe thursday, again, we pick up a chance of a snow shower. you know this is the kind of wealth her you want to eat donuts, don't you? well, now some philadelphia students have come up with a very creative solution for all of the grease that is left over from frying donuts. i went to the philadelphia auto show, the auto show, to learn more. >> the versatile donut not just for breakfast any more, friday fry up, fill her up, the used cooking oil bin at the workshop school. that's a philadelphia public high school for kids 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 veg table oil from federal donuts. now, donuts, we understand, next sentence, maybe not so much. >> it is not like a gas engine where it has spark plugs in it, fuel inject tifs. >> yes, of course, biodiesel

donut fuel injections from the fuel made right in this school. >> is the car more prone to want to do donuts in the parking lot? >> yes. >> and the first show off move for the students' car right at the philadelphia auto show. home to expensive cars, big checkbooks, and right there with them, the workshop school's biodiesel beauty. let's take a ride, or at least start it up with the school principal. >> i smell donuts. >> one of the benefits of using fed ram donuts oil. >> actually the car is very clean, no odor, zero emissions, but not a bently. >> stack this car up against the bently. >> well, student built this. it runs on federal donuts oil. and it gets 98 miles a gallon. i don't think a bently can claim that. >> almost 100 miles to the gallon from student built car? nicks team you eat a donut remember to count miles along with calories. >> you know, that's a great school. they were given a problem what do you do with all of this oil and they came one

that biodiesel engine for that car. they got it into the car show. so if you are headed to the philadelphia auto show, go by and see the workshop school car. they did a great job. >> i'm trying to think what i came one in high school? >> heating donut? >> that's about all i did carol, thank you. 8:21, we check on the roads with ann evans. >> good morning, carol. look telling blue route at the mid-county toils, weaver no delays on the blue route this morning, in fact, the area roadways, are in fine shape. no major accidents to tell but, or construction. and that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic centerment i'm ann evans now, back to you, nicole. >> all right ann, thank thank you. talking about this storm all morning long. we do wands to -- want to reminds you following the storm coastally, morning team will start extra early for you at 4:00 a.m. to bring you the very latest on conditions across our region many we'll take a short break and be right

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no. uh-huh-huh! >> superbowl sunday, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just about 8:30, we send it over to carol for more on game day forecast. >> already it is better, 30 degrees so it is a lot warmer than it was in fact, warmer right now than it was all of yesterday. and when you factor in yesterday's win you know how cold it was. we won't be dealing with the winds today temperatures will be higher, but we watch the weather system coming in here, that will make wet weather for the latest part of the day. ben franklin bridge, just gray gloomy. otherwise we are looking out in the poconos, and we've got broad heads ville temperature of 25 degrees there the snow going no where and you may be finding more snow added on to the total by the time we get

through tomorrow, storm scan3 wide view, rain to the south snow to the north. whole system moves into our area doing about the same thing. a of snow should not be issue through philadelphia. talking about an inch of snow, maybe, but some sleet freezing rain, can also be mix in the along with regular rain to the north more chances of a little bit higher totals maybe three 6 inches through the allentown-reading areas. none that far is hitting the ground right now, but at some point this afternoon some spots will be starting to pick up some that far precipitation, and 27 in philadelphia in the 20's, going mid to up 30th's today with clouds, and chance of some of the light snow arriving in couple of spots later on this afternoon. bitter chances moving through tonight and tomorrow. winter storm warning areas shade in the pink, allentown reading, point north of that, with winter weather advisory through philadelphia, all of them starting at 7:00 tonight. and that goes right through

7:00 tomorrow morning for the philadelphia area, 1:00 p.m. for the areas to the north and let me just put this time line in, a look at 3:00. still dry through philadelphia, but chances of some snow starting to work in, as we go through this evening. we will finish out that time line. let you know what we can expect coming up with the eyewitness weather seven day forecast nicole? >> carol, thank you. an investigation is underway, into this intense fire outside berks county business saturday afternoon. heavy smoke and flames ripped through at least one trailer and tires on route 422 in montgomery township. firefighters brought it under control just about 2:00. told there were no injuries. meanwhile, a investigation is underway after two people are found dead in burlington county. their bodies were found inside home on the 200 block of washington street

. >> shock was the word, you don't expect this going none this neighborhood. >> they brought the young man out, had he on bok ers shorts full of blood. that will was t they put him in the ambulance with handcuffs. >> police tell us, they do not believe residents in that area in any danger, that investigation, though, continues. don champion reports now from new york. >> cause as accidents the national highway traffic safety administration, says, some of the vehicles were already included in another recall. the problem appears to be a faulty crash censor that deploys the airbags. >> we are talking that remedy is not fully effective. now we have seconds thal will involve a new remedy. >> so far, there have been

about 400 report of accidental deployment. and 39 of those cases spontaneous deployment happened, in vehicles that had already been fixed after the first recall. vehicles covered in the new recall include 2002 to 2003 jeep liberty, 2002 to 20004 jeep grand cher kai 2003-2004 honda odyssey's, and the 2003 acura mdx. also included are all pontiac vibe, dodge viper, toyota corolla, toyota matrix, avalon from 2003 to 20004. while federal officials say this recall issue is separate from vehicles already being repaired, there is an overlap of about a million vehicles, those defective airbags have been known to rupture and can stray metal fragments inside vehicles. drivers can enter their vehicles vin number at safer car ~.gov/vin to see if they're impacted by the new

recall. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well philadelphia parking authority begins cracking down on lift, zero lyft, as the car sharing service hits the street in philadelphia. ppa impounded two carson oregon friday night. lyft is similar to uber, smart phone app allows to you finds vehicles nearby then pay for your ride. ride sharing operations are not permitted in philadelphia. cbs "face the nation" will be coming your way little later this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. and filling in for bob she have they are morning, cbs this morning co-host nora o'donnell. nora, good morning. >> good morning, to you. and there is a loft news ahead here on "face the nation". we begin with the headlines about the latest isis execution. we've got former secretary every state james baker he'll join us, then we'll talk with senators from both parties, including south carolina republican senator lindsey gram, and the number two democrats in the senate, illinois senator richard durbin. then the latest on measles

here in the u.s., it is spreading, there are some new numbers coming out just about how widespread it is, so we will talk to the director of the centers for disease control, and prevention doctor tom freed end. and then a superbowl preview. all coming up here on "face the nation". nick snow. >> a lot to cover. nice to see you on a sunday morning. >> it is 8: 35 right now. happening now, if you need a hoagie for superbowl party well we've got the place for you t may be very well the best deal in town, and it is all for a good cause so that's the great news. syma chowdhry live in mullica hill, new jersey, where students and volunteers are making hundreds of hoagies. syma, good morning. good morning nicole. making hundreds every hoagies and also having fun and little party while we're at t busy right now john weissberg, you are a sound tearing and advise or here. so tell me a little bit about what's going on today? >> right now hosting our first annual hoagie sale to help severe needy families who are suffering some medical issues,

and we hope that things will be will go real smooth. >> really smooth like electric slide smooth? a party this morning. >> it is a party right now. and we're trying to make a dent in the cause and help these quids have fun and the passion behind us, so -- >> now the kids have been making high schoolers and middle schoolers making hoagies for about half hour, and taking a break right now. is it because you guys had so many that are coming out that you just needed to take a little break? >> yes, they wanted to get a little dance group going on. we're fine with. that will we're making hoagies pretty rapidly. so we're fine right now. we're hoping to make about 200 hoagies per hour. so we're happy with the process. >> and so you guys are make being 1200 hoagies all day total? >> all day total. 1200 hoagies. have everything wrapped up by 11:30, so we can put them on the street for pre orders, people will be picking them up from 11:30 to 3:00. in anyone wants to purchase

hoagies 11:30 to 3:00 happy to stop by at clearview, purchase them for $10. >> these italian hoagies they're not like for the faint of heart. they're big. >> they're big. there is a lot of meat, a loft cheese on these hoagies. that's for sure. >> yes, and i see you guys have been busy making them, so say 200 per hour, so far you guys made about a hundred so taking a break, and the kids are having fun, which is important. because these guys are waking up on a sunday morning trying to help other people out. they get the joy of giving. you know as you're making these hog us putting the passion in the hog tis sever trying to help other families less fortunate than we, are fortunate to have our health and that's the biggest issue to look at the other side sometimes. in a word describe how it tastes in. >> amazing, thanks john. you know what nicole?

i haven't tried it yet. maybe i. and i'll get back to you and let you know how it is? sends it back to you. >> sounds gavelled i have a word, syma hungry! you're making us all hungry, not even 9:00 yet. but we appreciate t great cause. thank you. all right, it is 8:38 right now. coming up next, story you'll see only on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". take a look. >> exclusive look inside pro wrestling, the fake drama causing real danger. >> getting hill in the head is not a he is eye thing. >> injured wrestlers speak out for the first time. >> what am i going do with the rest of my life? i'm scared. somebody has to say stop. >> wwe is firing back. next wrestling with danger. webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in.

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>> back now on "eyewitness news", world of pro wrestling now dealing with the concussion issue. two wrestlers, from pennsylvania, say what happened in the ring gave them brain damage. and they're blaming the wwe. stephanie stahl talks to them in this "eyewitness news"

exclusive. >> cents mastered moves like the brain buster the face breaker. >> i'm famous for diving head butt. >> now 50 and living in chester county veto is proud to show off all he's accomplished. >> this is the first championship i ever won. >> now fighting a different battle. he says doctors have told him he has brain damage. >> the headaches, the deafness the depression i suffer. >> veto and another former wrestler evan single ton are suing the wwe worlds wrestling entertainment, in philadelphia federal court claiming wwe's use of weapons and elaborate staging make its wrestlers particularly susceptible to injuries including brain damage. >> attorney harris says the wwe scripted moves, like slamming metal chairs into heads, and holding matches and

steel cages, he said the wwe new or should have known of the risks and done toking prevent injuries. >> the ffl, if you have concussions they make you sit down. too many you can't ever get back in the game. and that should be happening -- you can't -- somebody has to say stop. you know? somebody has to say stop instead of keep enticing them to get back in. >> this is brain damage. >> concussion g can be devastating. doctor doug smith, director every pen's center for brain injury. >> traumatic brain injury is one of the most strongest environ mental risk factors for developing altzheimer's disease, linked when earlier dementia. >> i knew there was something wrong with me. >> evan it, two, depends on his mom to drive and help with bills. >> i'm upset and i'm sad for him. you never dream that you are going have a brain injury, than it is going to have a negative impact on you for the rest of your life. >> they say he has brain damage from being dropped on his head in one of his first matches. >> i'm terrified. of what?

>> future. i don't know what's going to happen or what am i going do with the rest of my life? i'm scared. >> almost frivolous allegation. >> reps the wwe which he says did not conceal medical information. he says the simulated combat never called for real injuries in the ring. >> in the best interest of the company to take care of its talent, because if talent aren't healthy they can't perform or can't perform the company can't put a show on. >> also says the wwe took action as soon as doctors better understood the potential dangers of concussions. >> the company has take answer look at some of the moves and manouvers, which can be finesse dollars and eliminated. also brought in some of the best sports medicine doctors as part of our wellness program to be present every wwe event. >> veto and evan says the wwe should be penalized financially and pay for the injuries they received. and they also want more medical monitoring for all wrestlers.

also, other wrestlers may be joining the suit. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is 8: 44 right now. still to come this morning, we have our eye on the storm. >> snow, sleet rain, it is all headed our way. carol mr. break it down for you coming up next. plus this. >> i'll jim donovan. three's on your side with places you can get your taxes done for free and a credit you need to apply for, otherwise you'll leave money on the

>> live right look at chicago where the national weather service issued blizzard warning for later this afternoon. you can see, the snow, already falling there, making for some tough driving conditions. residents are being warned about the potential white out conditions. this is all part of the system headed our way later today. but hopefully we don't get clobbered, like they are. carol? >> in philadelphia we will not get clobbered by there is but could be finding some ice that can clobber you pretty quickly. the amount through philadelphia, though, should be about an inch, more the farther north you go.

right now our weather watch verse awake mend. slow glad, thank you thank you for your groundhog cents because we're looking at 26 degrees, this is out in moorestown, new jersey, and what does aj have to say? calm winds brisk temperatures, this morning yes, but aj, as you probably know, not as brisk as they were yesterday morning when we had sub zero windchills around here. so things bet nerve that regards. and phil has probably one of his usually very right-on comments. colds gray morning worry about ice tonight and in the morning. well said, phil, that's exactly what we will be thinking about as we go through tonight. let's take a walk. shall we? let's walk over on the board walk. don't you wish it were about 80 degrees, and people were alate heard up with sunscreen and aah. >> yes! >> ice cream dripping on their hands, and seagulls diving down, it would be wonderful. but, instead we just have solitary guy out there walking along going oh boy we've got

temperatures in the 20's right now. it will warmup little bit. into the 30's, but we've got wet weather coming for the shore, as well. also notice, n soy off continuing notice -- also, knotts an iceberg going by, still little iceberg floating around. 28 degrees, out at the palmyra cove nature park, just indication of how cold it has been, with ice still, in the delaware. grounds temperatures, can be colder than your air temperatures, we've seen that before the air, warms up little bit. but the grounds stays at freezing or below and that's when the precipitation comes down. if it is an untreated surface we've got a problem. so i'm sure the road crews will be very busy today. because of the wet weather coming in on top of temperatures that will be dropping to about 30 degrees through philadelphia. twenty-seven right now dry 26 trenton 24 degrees in wilmington temperatures considerably warm they are morning, than yesterday morning. storm scan3 harrisburg, has reported couple of flurries, the rest of this not hitting the grounds at this point. but it is coming down, it is

just evaluating, and extremely dry air. notice the clouds through here getting all set up for this system, that's arriving, from the midwest and will be coming here. winter storm warning. that's for 7:00 tonight, until 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. areas shaded in the pink, that's allentown reading and point north, the poconos too that's more likely where you're going to be finding three to 6 inches of snow, and more troublesome driving. but even through philadelphia, and through our areas through south jersey, you can find enough of a problem and moisture and temperature concerns that we have a winter weather advisory that runs from 7:00 tonight until 7:00 tomorrow morning. so that 12-hour time period is probably the most difficult and of course, it is also the most popular. we will be finding people out tonight after superbowl and going to work tomorrow morning. coating to an inch through philadelphia. the amounts are nothing to deal with. it is just the type. if it freezes on a surface that's going to be the big problem through philadelphia, if you see that. one to 3 inches, immediate northwest suburbs, three to

six through allentown reading, to up six to 10 inches through the poconos blue too finding some of the ice mixing in with some freezing rain and sleet. the freezing rain, ice look, .10 of an inch, or less. still that could extend to the south in philadelphia. just want you to pay very close attention to driving tonight, and tomorrow, just because you could find a ground surface untreated and you've got a problem there. snowfall amounts none of the models think it will be anything, most about 1 inch. so i want to put this into motion. we get by 7:00 tonight, some snow possible to the north of philadelphia. 10:00 o'clock, at this point looks quiet again, this is subject to change. just keep an eye out the window, as well, listen to cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we've got some rain to the south. we've got snow to the north. that will mix through philadelphia around the midnight hour. rain starts to come, in hopefully grounds temperatures will not be below freezing, but just know that rain on top of cold grounds is a recipe for disaster. snow to the north the rain, keeps moving to the north the

freezing line moving to the north. we get to about 38 degrees tomorrow afternoon. you could be finding a wrap around snow shower at the tail end of this. as we all know, from last week, and before that, storms evolve. even during the storm. so we will continue to monitor. that will you should too. thirty-five today not a bad day, most of the daylight hours should be dry but some light snow could be possible. tonight, snow, freezing rain, sleet, maybe just regular rain, as we move toward morning. and that's why you want to be very careful on these grounds temperatures that could be at or below the freezing mark, 38 tomorrow but dropping to 12 tomorrow night. careful on the roads bring those pets inside. await a brutally cold day on tuesday with a high only of 22 degrees nicole? >> carol, thank you. 8:51 let's check in with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. morning, ann. >> an accident to tell but the blue route northbound, exit 13, saint david's exit 16, the schuylkill conshohocken exit. the should is her blocked, the left shoulder as you can see and traffic squeezing around it. so far it is not causing any

of a delay yet. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm inch avenue, nicole, back to you. >> ann, thank you. that time of year where some of us love it, some of us hate it. talking about tax time. the last of the w2 forms are in the mail so you can start tackling your returns very, very soon. but "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan tells us, free help for some people is already available. >> in the past, sandy has paid around $300 each year to prepare his tax returns. this year getting it done for free. >> at first i was shocked. because i asked is it free, like spree? and they say yes. >> the tax help is being offered by the campaign for working families. twenty sites are currently up and running in philadelphia and the surrounding counties. ten more will open next week in south jersey, and partnership with the united way. the tax returns are being prepared free of charge by irs certified volunteers.

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>> one last check? >> today not bad. generally fine, temperatures above the freezing mark, fortunately, that's a good start. we do have the clouds out there. we are sort of getting ourselves set up for this system that's going to be coming through here, especially later on today. now, let's take a look at this five and seven day forecast. notice 35 degrees, today tonight we drop down to 30 degrees. the precipitation moves in probably starting as light snow later this afternoon especially maybe north and west, but i think you just need to monitor your sky condition in your area, because, as we know, storms evolve and change their timing, even when you're in them. so just be careful because every these temperature profiles. if you have got 30 degrees, just raining well, that's a problem. because you've got something that's going to freeze on surface, so just noah little snow about an inch through philadelphia, but trace every ice also possible, through much of the area, little more ice and little bit more in the way of accumulation, as you heads to the north. >> carol, thank up, just another reminder for you "eyewitness news" will be on extra early to bring you the

latest on this storm tomorrow. our morning team will start at 4:00 a.m. with the very latest on conditions, along with school closings and delays, lots to cover. thanks, carol. >> i'll be in the weather lannan let you know what the roads are like. >> that's eyewitness fuse for now. may be signing off on television we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning with charles osgood is next. make a great superbowl sunday. have fun everybody. bye bye. ♪ ♪ new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com.

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