and places like tabernacle wharton state forest by 5:30 and town of bellmawr by 5:20. it is one band of snow moving toward the southwest hampton 295, mount laurel seeing a little bit but it will get to southern parts of the burlington county within the next hour. so please be aware it will be rapidly changing driving conditions. as the storm pull as way look what is copping. the the cold. we're not just talking a few degrees different we're talking about a 25-degree temperature plunge by tonight. the 20's and our northern and western suburbs the teens to the west and that is what we are going to be in for overnight tonight. the let talk about our winter weather advisory. because of the plunging temperatures we are under a winter advisory for icy concerns until about midnight, take a look at these win gusts. these are brand new philadelphia gusting to 41. 41-mile an hour gust in reading, allentown gusting to 39. these are tropical storm force gusts a and they will continue through the evening. if you have any trash cans out

there try to secure those loose objects. the possibility of tree limbs coming down with this kind of a wind. second problem the the temperature. thirty-six in philadelphia, 28 in reading 13 degrees, in the poconos, come tonight we are falling in the teens, by 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, and everyone will be in the teens, aside from our shore points. so we are talking about fast, freezing conditions. on the road some rain and slush refeeses this evening. patchy black ice overnight especially those untreated surfaces. even in the morning looking for some icy spots, so please take it easy over the next 24 hours because chris, temperatures are not going to go above freezing even tomorrow afternoon. i will be back with the forecast later in the broadcast. >> chilly stretch there, thanks very much. stay a step ahead if you down load the cbs philly weather app. it will have latest forecast from the team of meteorologists and more, down load that app free of charge on itunes or google play. >> we are now hearing from a four year-old girl who

survived a terrifying fall the girl's mother says that curiosity about the the snow led her to make a two story plunge in north philadelphia. miraculously she wasn't injured. girl and her mother talk with "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry about this frightening ordeal. if you ask keisha hall why she opened up her bedroom window her answer is simple. >> akita williams put her daughter in bed around 9:00 on the 1800 block of susquehanna avenue. by 12:30, ikeisha woke up and saw flurries coming down. that is when she opened up her second story bedroom window and fell out. neighbors rushed to write the girl inside. >> i didn't know what was going on. i was expecting my baby was sleeping. >> reporter: neighbors told williams ikeisha fell out and landed on the grass just inches from concrete steps. >> the screen was right there so she must have landed on it. >> reporter: ikeisha was rushed to the hospital . it turns out she didn't have any serious injuries.

>> she should have a broken bones, her back and leg. >> reporter: it turns out the the lock to the window was not working. >> it wasn't secured right you. now they are lock. >> reporter: williams has now fix the problem. >> they are lock she cannot open it new more. >> reporter: ikeisha is almost back to her normal self but can't jump other her bed just yet. >> it hurts. >> reporter: she's looking forward to another snow day because she doesn't like any other type of wet ther. >> williams insist that this is just an accident, so far, no charges have been filed. in north philadelphia, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". welshing developing news right now a ride on a septa trolley turns dangerous when a fight breaks out. a passenger pulled out his cell phone and recorded the incident and posted it all on you tube for to us see. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live from center is city with what investigators are saying about this tonight. todd? >> chris, police tell us that the teens that they all know

each other they got on the trolley together right here at septa stop underneath the clothespin and then just minutes later, the brawl breaks out vicious fight that was caught on a cell phone camera, you can see group of what appears to be teenagers punch, kick and slap one male and a 17 year-old girl. >> unaudible. >> reporter: septa police boarded trolley around forty-ninth and lancaster avenue in west philadelphia, after the trolley operator contacted the police. but by then a suspect had runaway, leaving behind a two victims who were interviewed by police. >> they explained to the transit police officers that they know the people that they were involved in the fight with and that they were on going to prosecute or pursue the the investigation. >> reporter: fight happened at around 11:30 saturday night despite victim's lack of cooperation police are working the school district to help identify the suspect. they face simple assault

charges. >> i'm very confident that we will find out who the the persons are that are involved in the assault. >> reporter: the 17 year-old girl was treated and released from the hospital, male victims declined any medical assist tans. you may have noticed touring that video that none of the other passengers on that trolley intervened help didn't try to break up the fight and tonight the at 6:00 why septa police say that was the the right move. reporting live from center city, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you then, thank you. philadelphia police need your help looking for this robbery suspect. robbery happened at the red sun food market on south 12th street in south philadelphia. police say that the man took off with the entire cash register, and was spotted a few blocks away force ago this register open and then took the money that was then inside. if you recognize that man you are asked to contact the philadelphia police. man concerned about losing his job as an now sitting behind bars now charged with murder. randolph sanders confessed to killing kim jones at a north

philadelphia bus stop. the "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at the police headquarters with the very latest steve. >> reporter: well, natasha, not only did we learn the break in the case that led to that arrest but also a motive for the man who committed murder in cold blood. >> we're both shocked and saddened by this news. >> reporter: in a prepared statement, mike vogel ceo of a non-profit based on helping children had to explain how one of his employees just confessed to the cold blooded murder of another. >> thinks a very difficult situation for everyone. >> reporter: in a candid moment blinking back tears he went off script. >> she was my friend. >> reporter: on the morning of january 13th, 56 year-old kim jones, walk to the the bus stop near her home in north philadelphia captured on surveillance video, a man dressed in all black stops ambushes and then shoots her once in the back of the head.

in an execution style murder. >> this is the type of investigation that leaves you both angry and confounded. >> reporter: for weeks, detectives watched hundreds of hours of video until the break in the case. the suspect's vehicle matched a co-workers vehicle. thirty-six year-old randolph sanders. >> mr. sanders was brought in the homicide unit on saturday for questioning and he gave a full confession on committing this premeditated and senseless murder. >> reporter: jones, a program director at dhs funded turning point for children hired sanders. police say motive is in the confession. jones found out sanders was stealing upward of $40,000 from the non-profit, and was getting on that bus to report him. >> sanders has been arrested and charged with kim jones murder. >> reporter: officials believe that theft was a isolated incident from the non-profit although they have hired a third party investigators to

conduct a separate investigation. reporting live from philadelphia police headquarters i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now an update or on a story reported first on three. sources tell "eyewitness news" that beginning today seven mens of the philadelphia fire department are expect to learn what, if any, discipline they will face following a report by the philadelphia inspector general and allegations of on duty sexual conduct by philadelphia fire fighters. sources tell us that the contact allegedly was among male fire fighter and female member at firehousees and at least one fire department vehicle. cbs f first reported the existence last week. the sources also revealed that the first two members are expect to meet with top fire officials today with others meeting later in the week. an attorney for the female member of the department who is not under inn investigation declined to comment on the report today. city officials were not providing any details on their

decision involving possible disciplinary action. philadelphia police sergeant brandon rough is under arrest a accused of lying about his true identity when attempting to surrender, three handguns at a police district. ruff walked in internal affairs today and allegedly said guns belonged to a family member but investigators claimed they were owned by three different people, one gun had been reported stolen five years ago. the eight year veteran of the force had been assigned to the 16th district, he has been suspended with the intent to dismiss. also now looking for work? the the school district of philadelphia is hiring. the district wants to bring on 400 new teachers for next year. the the starting salary is just over $45,000 increases with experience. they are making the application process a lot easier, you can access it on line. we have set up a lincoln our web site at cbs philly.com. still to come today new jersey governor chris christie is taking chris cystty for

comments he made about vaccinations, we are live with the latest on that and measles out break that has now sickened one hub people around the u.s. is facebook becoming a thing of the past? consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with why more and more young users are dropping the social media giant. the plus... ♪ >> oh, yeah, katie perry roared, during her half time show last night, but what happened behind the scenes entertainment tonight will join us live with what the camera didn't show you at the super bowl. we will be right back.

houston family says whitney and bobby's daughter bobby christine ace fighting for her life right now. tmz is reporting that the situation is touch and go. sources tell them swelling that is gone down and that the family is encouraged that she has been able to move her eyes. the 21 year-old was found face down in her bathtub on saturday and deprived of oxygen for roughly two to five minutes. family released a statement asking for privacy and thanking the public for their support. good evening everyone traveling out and about this afternoon you won't find what you would usually fine at this time and that is a full blown rush hour. you'll have rush hour but we all anticipated for it to be worse out there and it is not. vine street expressway you are experiencing slow go, westbound as you make your way from broad street down through to 76.

once you get on 76 you are busy. traveling east bound on the vine. anticipate volume approaching the the area of 95. take a look at i-95, i-95 is moving really well in and out of the north east with the exception if you are traveling around cottman avenue and girard. those construction zones you are busy because it is a squeeze there on top of some lingering rush hour traffic but we could be worse. as we look at our speed sensors usually we are in the red but right now we are in the yesterday owe and green. if you are traveling right now on i-95 your average is 49 miles an hour. amazing there the north bound on the boulevard we are seeing delays between schuylkill and broad. nineteen on parts of the schuylkill and primarily within your western suburbs and we are seeing some volume eastbound on the pennsylvania turnpike. heading between area of approaching fort washington toward well owe grove. if you are traveling in new jersian advertise pate traffic on the 42 as well as 295 and usual rush hour zones. traveling the betsy ross and walt whitman we have speed restrictions at 35 miles an hour. so still you want to take it

easy if you can and watch out new jersey transit the is reporting 15 minute delays for northeast corridor. chris and natasha. >> thank you very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a ground hog day one mayor won't soon forget, gets bitten on the ear when fury little guy gets tested. >> ouch. >> and then a baby is born on the side of the freeway, here from this mother about her unbelievable experience and unexpect delivery. more news when we come back.

well, breaking news into cbs-3 "eyewitness news" right now. former pennsylvania treasurer rob mccord plans to plead guilty to federal extortion charges. prosecutors submitted papers in federal court in harrisburg today, charging mccord with two counts of extortion. the paper is included a plea assigned by mccord. in mccord resigned last week and a will pol guyed in a video released by his lawyers last friday. you can start this winter, hash tag six more weeks of winter i see. >> well, who knew punxsutawney phil is in to social media. that is a new twist, the famous prognosticating groundhog did predict six more weeks of winter today.

not exactly what we had in mind but so it goes. wisconsin's groundhog disagreed and let the world know tonight dramatic fashion. that is right, that was jimmy biting the ear of the mayor's there, and he is going to be okay, the mayor that is, i don't know about jimmy after that. but for crowd who braved the frigid temperatures that is one event they will never forget. >> jimmy might get retired. >> yes. >> yes. not a very good pr move. >> hold jimmy at arms length. >> jimmy is not punxsutawney phil. >> is there only one we know. >> you know how i feel about him it has been well documented. six more weeks. >> how did he see his shadow today. did you see your shadow. >> i don't look for mine. >> you wouldn't have found it anyway. >> anyway. >> i do kind of agree with phil the way things have been rolling are. we will have six more weeks but isn't that usually how winter goes, i don't know, i don't know about phil. weather-wise we're talking about conditions that are

changing rapidly, we have whipping wind all of a sudden and we have temperatures falling fast that will create a fast freeze. take a look outside where we saw a good dose of snow in the poconos, that is where we want it for a good skiing weekend. jack frost big boulder picking up six to 9 inches of snow. lets go to the roof cam, you can see outside sky cam three the clouds breaking in the distance as the sunsets. we are looking for a clearing but very cold conditions overnight tonight. on storm scan three we have some snow icy grabble to talk b our carol erickson is saying in lumberton, new jersey she spotted these icing concerns. we are looking at and lie through lumberton mount hour, southampton, pemberton, this is burlington county and we have snow moving through here as well and 5:30 near wharton state forest and then heading toward the shore. it is fast moving, reduce visability at times. it could create some icy concerns. be aware of. that mount pocono pick up 11 inches of snow.

allentown 3.9. some ice there hamburg 2.5. exton, 1.5 and philadelphia nearly an inch before we saw the the ice and saw the the rain. live neighborhood network is looking at some of our high win gusts and reading gusting to 31. last hour gusting to 44 miles an hour. nazareth gusting to 42. little creek at dover air force base, gusting to 41. these are tropical storm force gusts. in norristown and audubon elementary school gusting to 38 miles an hour. look at the temperature differential. thirteen in the poconos. twenty-three in allentown. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-nine down the shore. you can see colors that purple moving in and then that is those frigid conditions. look at these numbers, cleveland 15. chicago 14. in the wind chills. these are temperatures. this is going to be move in overnight tonight and philadelphia will be down in the teens. winter weather advisory in effect until midnight for the entire area because temperatures are falling fast. and anything wet will be freezing.

during the evening wind chills in the single numbers, same goes for tomorrow morning poconos 11 below tomorrow morning. during the day tomorrow highs in the 20's with sunshine, then watching a clip's approach by wednesday, and then looking at a chance of some snow by thursday right frow it looks like a very light a accumulation we will keep you posted. overnight be aware of icy concerns low temperature only 16, tomorrow staying below freezing, so there could be black ice throughout the day on untreated surfaces and on the exclusive three kay forecast, 43 wednesday, catching a break, thursday 31 with some light snow that is the three day forecast. we will be back with the seven day in the next half an hour.

this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. we know in addition to the amazing football game celebrities invaded arizona a for super bowl 49. >> entertainment tonight's kevin frazier was there and joins us with how hollywood celebrated the big game.

>> ahh holy was was every where, chris and natasha but let's remember more than 114 million people watched that game and unbelievable ending but here's what you didn't see, what the stars were doing in and around the stadium. kate which a high five seemed calm heading out as the show was coming. but backstage it was chaos and here's what cameras didn't show you shark huge lion wrapped in tarp being wheeled to the stage. >> just moments before they hit the field our camera caught lenny cravats and misty elliott getting ready for the half time performance. i get a fist bum from lenny before the show, misty elliott helped a dancer with his costume. it was more chaotic right after the show. >> i think you did it. i think that was greatest ever. >> reporter: katie surrounded by security rushes to the dressing room. >> you just went to number one

all time. >> how did it feel. >> misty tweeted this pick of her and katie with john mayer who supposedly broke up with katie a year ago and authenticate i posted her pick with this years super bowl number 49. >> oh, beautiful. >> john legend, before the game, but then again here's what you didn't see on the broadcast. >> good luck baby, i love you, you will be awesome as usual. >> reporter: wife christie giving well wishes to our camera right before john takes selfie is here sitting just before he is announced christie record john's performance mouthing the word, at one point. >> from sea to shining sea. >> we have so much more than that of what went on during and around the game from some of the biggest stars in the world. idina manziel, we will hear from her and wait until you see mark wahlberg's crazy celebration with the patriots owner just after that interception. it was something else. >> can't wait for that. >> i think the big winner from

last night was misty elliott. what a come back that was. >> yes unbelievable. >> thanks, kevin. >> kevin frasier in l.a. >> he is speechless. >> i think she left us all speechless. >> special night incredible. they have a lot to wrap up on entertainment tonight, tonight and every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. we will have more on that big game again, a great football game coming up later on in sports. we will have have coming up in the next hour, new jersey governor chris christie is coming under fire for comments he made about vaccinations in the wake of the measles out break. we're live. also is facebook now past its prime. more and more users are reportedly dropping the social media site. three on your side's jim donovan will tell us why. new a at 6:00 o'clock tonight. >> senator casey calls on the fka to take tough action against powdered caffeine i'm health reporter stephanie stahl with more on the popular

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charged this man randolph sanders with the murder of kim jones. she was shot execution style at a bus stop in north philadelphia. police say that sanders killed jones, so she could not report his theft at work. and concern about black ice, is growing tonight, as temperatures dropped following a very messy morning commute. "eyewitness news" at 17th and jfk in center city philadelphia where people out walking had to deal with wind that were also picking up. kate? >> that is right chris wind are definitely picking up as our storm system departs. you can see here we have had one snow squall moving through portion s of burlington county and ocean counties just south of wood land here steady snow off of some grabble, snow pellets reported with this squall as well but wind picking up over 40 miles an hour gusts right now and cold air is on its way. we will talk about that black ice concern coming up for remainder of tonight in a few minutes, natasha. >> kate, thanks very much. big winter storm that battered the midwest is taking

aim at new england. it has made getting around, very difficult, in spots and now another foot of snow, could fall in boston, on top of the 2 feet from last week. in chicago, the shoveling and snow blowing is going strong, some spots there, got up to 2 feet. >> crazy. we've got so much snow in just a short period of time. >> reporter: more than 5,000 flights nationwide have been canceled, yesterday and today because of the weather. well, new jersey governor chris christie is weighing in on the debate about which many parents are passionate, that is childhood vaccines. his comments come in the middle i've measles out break that sickened 102 people in 14 states and with the cdc warning about the potential for a large out break. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live from delran with more on this story for us, cleve. >> reporter: chris, i'm at assemblyman herb conna away's office a law maker and a doctor. he says it is irresponsible

for the the governor to be talking about parental choice and vaccines as new jersians wand fur our state will be the next to have a measles case. with measles cases now in 14 states, president obama gave a clear message to parents who might the not want their kid vaccinatedded saying the science is undisputable. we have looked at this again and again and there is every reason to get vaccinated about you there are no reasons to not. you should get your kid vaccinated. asked about vaccinations, new jersey governor chris christie back vaccinations but left gray area as vaccines as mandated public policy. >> i understand that parents need to have some measure of choice, that is a battle that the government has to decide where i can tell people from our perspective our children should be vaccinated. >> reporter: some say it lend validation to parents who oppose vaccination. >> parents need to get their children vaccinated period. >> reporter: assemblyman herb connaway blames the the current measles out break on people believing junk science that links vaccinations to autism. >> it doesn't help when people

in responsible positions make statements that are not consistent with the scientific spots and scientific evident. >> reporter: public health officials are pleading with their parents to get their children vaccinated. >> very preventable 99 percent if you have the vaccine. >> reporter: after the governor's comments started to make headlines his office, did issue a statement trying to clarify the governor's pox position. when it comes to measles kid should be vaccinated. he believes apparent should have a voice for other vaccinations for different types of diseases. live from delran i'm's cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much, cleve. this stories generating strong reaction on social media do you agree with governor chris christie that parents should have some choice on whether to vaccinate their kid. connect with us on facebook, or twitter use the hash tag cbs-3 chat. well, police meantime are searching for a suspect's caught on camera in a robbery in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood. take a look at this surveillance video from the

philadelphia pretzel factory on frankford avenue. the suspect hit the store on thursday night he pulled a gun, and then got away with cash. no one was injured. well, president obama unveiled his 2016 budge tote day, his administration says that it is focused on helping middle class workers but republicans say that the plan is built on the backs of the nation's highest earners. cbs news correspondent brook, has details from the white house. >> reporter: president obama's new $4 trillion budget arrived on capitol hill will on pallet jacks. the president says the economy is growing and now, it is time to invest in working families. he is proposing more tax relief for middle class and more taxes on the wealthiest americans. the the president is asking for $478 billion for repairing the country's road and bridges and wants to use a one time tax on oversees corporate profits to pay for nearly half of it. >> we cannot afford not to. >> reporter: with $2 trillion in tax increases, republicans say this budget is same old

democratic play book, more taxes, more spending, and more debt. >> interest is totally unacceptable for west virginia answer ale all americans to live within their means while the federal government continues to allow spending and debt to run rampant. >> reporter: president obama is already the at odd with the republican control congress over funding for the department of home land security and a he went there to unveil this budget, and a press lawmakers to act. >> men and women of america's home land security apparatus do important work to protect us and republicans and democrats in congress should not be playing politics with that. >> reporter: republicans, tied dhs funding to stopping the the president's actions on immigration. without a deal board patrol agents and tsa screeners could be working without pay. for cbs news, white house. well japan is invoicing to fight back after islamic extremist released a video reportedly showing beheading of hostage kenji goto. the the u.s. called his murder a barbaric act and demanded

release of the 26 year-old american aid worker. she was captured in syria last year. jordan a agreed to release an al qaeda a prisoner in exchange for a pilot who crashed in isis territory in september but they want proof he is still alive. good evening everyone. we still have points of lingering rush hour, on a few majors like if you are traveling roosevelt boulevard but also you'll see a little bit on the schuylkill because 76 is 76. if you are traveling i-95 primarily through construction zone around cottman avenue and girard on the northbound side but we are taking a look at the roosevelt boulevard traveling in the northbound direction, between the the a area of 76 and broad street you will see break lights ahead of you. it the is starting to difficulties push a little bit so loosening up, however, it is still pesky and still out there as of a nuisance. as we look at ben franklin bridge no major problems in either direction but our bridges have speed restrictions of 35 miles an hour as a result of earlier weather. you just want to take it easy

and abide by that 25 miles an hour on any bridge thaw are traveling on. speed sensors wise again, not awful. fifty's traveling on parts of the i-95. there that is red on the boulevard, traveling 19 on parts of the 76. new jersey primarily is moving well and again here are those bridge west those 35 miles an hour speed restrictions, to be mindful of. that new jersey transit still having about 15 minute delays for northeast corridor. again, due on the weather. now let's head back to the desk. >> vittoria, thanks very much. there is a new way to pay at mcdonald's you may not need your wallet or your phone. do not try this at home, a thrill seeking skier has a run in with the law. beasley? it was the the most watched super bowl in history and arguablably the best big game tom brady was a a star and a he joined joe montana as arguablably the best of all time but malcolm butler is the man of the hour in boston. the sports is coming up. katie. temperatures are crashing at the moment, wind picking up

and as those temperatures plunge we will talk ban ice threat across the the region. i'll have information on our next chance for snow coming up in the seven day forec

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well, the next time you head to mcdonald's there is a chance that you may not need your wallet. well, on city avenue they rolled out brand new pay with loving campaign, that man there, got his food for free, with just a little happy dance for the next two weeks randomly select customers will be asked to do a random act of kindness a as their payment. >> that was one of the better commercials last night at the super bowl too. texas pays tribute to the mandy pick in the film american snipper february 2nd today, will be known moving forward as chris kyle day, thanks to the proclamation signed by texas governor greg abbott kyle, of course became a legend in military circles thanks to his 160 confirmed kills on the battle field. he is considered one of the most lethal of snippers in u.s. history. chris kyle was later murdered on a texts gun range in 2013.

the movie based on kyle's life american snipper continues to be a smash hit in theaters. it brought in almost 32 million-dollar this past weekend, the bio pick broke record for the largest unadjusted super bowl weekend gross ever. children's story paddington moved up to number two this weekend, project almanac was third black or white, and the boy next door with j lo rounded out the

it was the most watch super bowl in history propelling superstars like tom braid to another plateau and the game was better than the commercials. even with normally inflated footballs, brady performed like a true field general in the fourth quarter. thirteen of 15 for 126 yards and two touch towns. >> it felt like we were going to win the whole game and then they made that catch and then i had a little bit of doubt, and then we made a great play. >> football is a war game with bombs and blitzes. sometimes won and lost based on superior forces, sometimes won and loss on tactical errors, seattle tried to out smart new england, world expect a running play so they passed but malcolm butler made

the greatest reply in the biggest moments by a young defensive back i have ever seen. pete carol has taken the blame. >> i told my guys that is my fault. why don't you just run it. that is a real good thought. we had played to win. in our mind we thought the we did on third and fourth down. that is how we were playing. but, it didn't work out that way. >> sometimes it doesn't work out. >> sometimes, somebody just makes a better play. >> sometimes a kid made a play, he made a play. that was best i have ever seen in the biggest moment. >> what a game it was. >> beasley, thanks very much. >> well, a niche man looking for something to do during a snowstorm he rigged up what he thought was a new fun sport he was cruz ago long well until a local news sttion spotted him and broadcast it live. well, the the the mayor of that town told the station the guy should ab rested. so police spotted the guy again and, guess what both

driver and the skier were pulled over. well this storm has had a little bit of everything for us in the delaware valley although not a lot of snow. it started out with snow and then, of course, change over to ice sleet and eventually a lot of rain this morning. ended up as snow for some. still ending as snow and now we are talking about ice and very strong wind. we have to check with our eyewitness weather watchers. we have a plethora of reports here all across the region. let's start off with a few photos from our eyewitness weather watcher. they have been keeping tabs and showing us pictures trying to clear here. this is from barbara duncan showing cloud formations as the storm moves out. amazing shot there as we head into a few more weather watcher photos lets see if we can get out of this. barbara duncan sending us another shot of the sky as it is looking a little ominous right new. we have had problems across the region as temperatures hovered right around freezing mark. that is where they have starred. depending where you are shawn

kelly, 33. margot reporting 33. in blue bell down to 27 degrees in. and greg wood at 39. but in hightstown, new jersey it is just 27 degrees. what we're concerned about as these temps drop quickly in the 20's is the threat for ice. we're monitoring road conditions right now with our cbs-3 mobile weather lab. it is on the road here on montgomery avenue in conshohocken state the road in montgomery county. the road are actually looking dry from what i can see right there. the good news is precipitation moves out a couple hours ago and that has given us time to dry things out before the real cold start to come in. traffic is moving okay for now, but we will see what happens later especially in areas still dealing with some precipitation. storm scan three shows this system moving out. it is still snowing in portions of new england, once again that area that got hit with the brunt of the storm near boston. that band moving through and wreaking havoc on the evening commute. for us we have get cold air coming in behind the storm. we are tracking one lingering

snow squall and that moving through burlington county and ocean county as well. we will zoom in on that. i got a text message from carol erickson who said is there grabble falling in burlington county a lot of people on twitter asked me is what grabble? grabble are snow pallets, like these little balls of snow, pellets, soft pellets, and that falls from the sky. not icy and hard like sleet is. your winter weather advisory goes until midnight tonight. that is due to the icing concerns. temperatures really plumet. we will see ice start to form across the region. win gusts right now are looking at 41 miles an hour in philadelphia. 39 miles an hour in philadelphia in wilmington. as we head through rest of tonight that wind advisory goes until midnight for southeastern pennsylvania delaware and south jersey for gusts to 40 to 50 miles an hour. secure loose object is his, possible tree limbs down. temperatures right the now 36 at the airport. we are at 21 in allentown and future temperatures drop, 20's by 8:00 overnight we're in the

teens and it doesn't get much better from there. on the road watch for that slush and that refreezing right through the overnight hours. that is going to cause problems. here's a better shot of that grabble. that fridays bethlehem pennsylvania. that is what we were seeing from our weather watchers there, bar any bethlehem. so, what to expect as we move forward, again, we will take a look at temperatures earlier. now we will talk about things really drastically dropping throughout the night. watch for that black ice outside. wrapped temperature drop untreated surfaces freeze up. treacherous travel f it looks wet it is probably icing. i will go to the seven day forecast because i want to show you what is coming up. we have cold for tomorrow, but little bit better on wednesday and then another chance for at least some light snow and that comes in on thursday. i'm running out of breath here. we have a lot to talk b friday at 26 degrees and very, very cold. now, we have been talking about ice isis truly a danger and tonight is a warning for everyone.

>> put your arms through. tonight at 11:00 on the ice in emergency responders n a case like this, those rescuers need to act so fast. anyone who falls through the the ice only has minutes. see how it is done and how you can save yourself you fall through the the ice tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. chris and natasha. >> thanks, kate. looking forward to that. a new survey found for the very first time facebook use is declining among teenagers. >> a as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells us a large number of kid age 13 to 17 they are dropping off the social media site. >> reporter: annual internet survey by the company found facebook use among teens dropped 6 percent last year. >> by far largest decrease we saw of any group, in social media currently. >> reporter: social media experts say moms, dad and grandparents on facebook makes teens less willing to share thoughts and photos on the site. >> facebook is more utility.

it is something you have to have. >> reporter: highs school senior elowese took an eight month break from facebook and back in a very limited way. >> it is easiest way to communicate with your classmates because we have a grade wide facebook page which is super helpful. >> reporter: facebook's drop in popularity among teens is helping other social networks like twitter and snap chat gain ground and instagram saw a 25 percent jump in 13 to 17 years old last year. elowese younger sister add ladies 12 but already social media savvy on instagram which, by the way is owned by facebook. new according to the survey another reason teens are opting out of facebook, too many advertisements. they all followed me over to instagram. i'm on instant gram, vine, i'm connect. >> he is out of control. >> all their parents are on facebook and grandparents are facebook. >> i will go where the young people are. >> and jimmies more

interesting. >> yes. >> always. >> have a good night. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" a utah mom tries to drive herself to the hospital in labor but doesn't quite make it all the way. >> her unexpect delivery is hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you!

a you to baby is doing well. his mom gave bit in salt like city. >> she was in labor driving herself to the hospital. cb is s reporter vladamire duty has the story. >> what is your emergency. >> i'm currently on the freeway. >> are you driving? >> yes i'm trying, yes, get over in the other lane and i need to push. >> okay. >> my water broke. doing 75. >> thirty-nine weeks pregnant debbie mariah was on her way to brigham city community hospital about two hours north of salt lake city. her labor kick in high gear about 10 miles away in the in middle of a four lane highway. >> the baby is coming. >> debbie, pull over. >> with cars and trucks rushing past two police officers rush to the scene to assist the three two-year old.

>> she is here. >> utah patrol officer josh car deliver the 10-pound baby boy. >> he came right out in my hands and was just right there. >> baby is her third child, one that she says arrived in record time. >> this was the the the fastest. >> i am grateful that ivie's i labors. i really am even if it is on the side of the road. >> reporter: mom and son were transported to brigham city community hospital in good condition. vladamire, dutya, cbs news. >> he was ready to get here. >> 10-pound, guess so. he was ready to go. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. at 6:00 be aware of the fast freeze tonight, kathy? temperatures are plunging wind are gusting to 40 or 50 miles an hour and black isis a big concern tonight. i'll show what you to expect tonight and into the morning coming up. also, young people caught on video attacking at least two others it is another

vicious attack on a septa a trolley. syma? >> reporter: a little girl falls from the second story window and end up with no broken bones or bruises. i'm syma chowdhry with that story coming up. one teaspoon of this powder business the same as drinking 25 cups of coffee health reporter stephanie stahl with the dangers children face from the pure caffeine craze. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. snow freezing rain, and rain, to start and end the day but as the sun goes down, so too go the temperatures. now, the concern turns to that he is wet road that could freeze in a flash. the the cbs-3 mobil weather lobbies outside on the road checking conditions right new. we are looking live at lancaster avenue near ardmore the concern it is about black ice tonight that could quickly

form on untreated surfaces. there are whipping wind, as well, only adding to the misery of a bitterly cold night. well, good evening. i'm chris may. i'm natasha brown. jessica is off tonight. kathy orr is tracking possibility of slippery conditions from the cbs-3 weather center, kathy. >> in the wake of the storm we are talking about severe conditions still on storm scan three we have one vigorous ban of snow through burlington county, ocean county heading down the shore but shamong tabernacle, seeing a ban of heavier snow reducing visibility going toward surf city and ship bottom. cold temperatures next thing to move through. you can see by these colors colder temperatures. we're talking about 20's and teens in our near future and also some whipping wind. winter weather advisory for the entire region for the fast falling temperatures and icy concerns, through the midnight hour. lets talk about these wind. wind gusting to 46 miles an hour in philadelphia. the this i