our traffic and weather together, beginning with katie, good morning. >> yes, that's absolutely the case for us out there. folks, we still even have winter weather advisory posted because every really just the aftermath. so we've got to talk about that icy conditions out there and it will be slick and everybody's below freezing, so talking temperatures for sure this morning. jess? >> thanks, katie. yes, starting things offer here on the 42 freeway where everything is moving along just fine. no reports of icy conditions here, but doesn't mean it is not there. there are reports of icy conditions in other places, and i'll tell you all about where they are coming up in just a bit. erika, ukee, back to you. >> more on breaking news, police say irradic driver was actually shooting victim fleeing gunfire in southwest philadelphia overnight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now from outside the 12th district police headquarters, where the victim stopped for help. justin, good morning. >> congress the scene active at 556 and wood laugh see the police station and the silver chevy mal boo right there in front. that's the victim's car

perhaps you will see the bullet holes in the windows there, that is the car the victim rolled, looking for help. and he. >> about 1:30 this morning that driver arrived to the station here he was driving irradically with its headlights off. a sergeant going into work noticed him and told the victim rather the victim told him that he had been shot. we know the victim is just 22 years old and he says he was driving on the six a hundred block of paschall nearby when he heard gunshots, and realized that he had also been shot and then he rushed here, to the station looking for help. well, that sergeant got him into a police cruiser, and drove him to penn hospital for treatment. and along the way he tried to tell that officer what happened. >> halfway between this location, 65th and woodland and the hospital, the victim, who was talking then just became unconscious. and he's presently still unconscious. he's undergoing surgery.

and he's in very critical condition. >> and we now that driver was returned immediately into surgery, again, he is in very critical condition this morning, and now that witness there was a witness who also told police they heard shots as well, and that's that they saw dark colored or perhaps black late model dodge charger, leaving the scene police are talking to that witness, as well as the sergeant in this case. if you saw or heard anything, you are urged to call police at this time. we are live in southwest philadelphia, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, we will check back with you, thank youment lincoln drive in east falls has reopened to traffic after fast freeze complicated problems with a backed up drain. philadelphia police say the drain could not handle, runoff from yesterday's rain and snow. now, water back up on to the road and became ice. penndot has about 50 trucks salting any icy areas out there right now. well investigators say a falling tree caused a fatal accident in delaware county.

radnor township police say a man was heading south on sprawl road last night when the tree crushed part of his car's roof. the driver was killed. investigators also say the car then crashed into another vehicle, northbound, on sprawl road. the occupants of that other vehicle were not injured. our time 5:33. >> yep, we want the latest on our forecast, katie really the cold out there do you have worry about with the slick spots f it is cold, it is ice? >> really is not if, and/or butts. it is ice. because everybody has seen these temperatures just bottom out completely. so everyone is below freezing,. >> and you know first-hand, last night? >> yes luckily, i had my car handle that i was able to grab on, to but yes almost took a tumble myself. personal story to back it up, you snow. >> we've all been there. >> storm scan three just be careful. thankfully what we can say is that even though the wind was how long through the day or night, it did help to actually evaporate quite a bit of the moisture. now, that doesn't mean it is all gone, here on storm scan3

all of the moisture gone at least falling from the sky. but you will still find those icy spots out there. and, again that wind really did do a good number on good portion that far moisture, now, as we move forward in this forecast, it will be beautiful looking day. but you can't take it at face value. we do actually still have winter weather advisories posted for the lingering ice. no additional precipitation for this, giles. we just have to deal with those very, very cold temperatures leading to the left over slick spots. that goes for the whole region. outside we go here to the live neighborhood network outside pa palmyra cove nature park, we couldn't make out the center city skyline just too much to handle. but it is cold. it is still breezy. at least you've got better visibility this morning. so big trade off i guess. meanwhile, here's how it feels. when you factor in that breeze, it is definitely more modest than it was yesterday. but enough that it will send those feels-like values on a tumble. so feeling more like single digits maybe the teens at best, but specially in the poconos, that's dangerously cold where you're well below zero in terms of the apparent

temperature. as the day progresses, yes full sunshine, looks like beautiful day. that's the key. looks like beautiful day. just be ready for it, you'll be just fine, as long as you avoid what looks like a wet puddle, and have the sunglasses ready to go. bundle up, too jess? >> definitely bundle up. @ agree with that, thanks, katie. good morning everybody we start things out in new jersey currently not getting reports of slippery conditions. but doesn't mean there couldn't be a black ice patch somewhere hiding out for you. so definitely give yourself extra time and use some caution, because we don't see any precipitation coming down steadily as of right now. but we do know that there are some slippery roadway spots there. so don't be fooled by that. forty-two, creek road, everything moving just fine, headed toward the center city area possibly headed into philadelphia there or to 295 just looking fine, so far. over on the boulevard right around fox street, you can see pretty much the same story here. north, south everything looking just fine, out in southwest philadelphia, though, there is police activity closing woodland avenue. at 65th street alternate to get around that for the time being to take greenway avenue

or paschall avenue. this is also affecting septa's route 11 trolley whisk rerouted onto elmwood for the time being. out in lower moreland, an accident, at byberry road, and huntington pike, out in trenton, still some emergency construction dealing with some potholes on route 31 southbound before engleside avenue, which is going to be out there with a lane shift until about 6:00 a.m. erika, back to you. >> jess, thank you. septa police are investigating a trolley brawl that was all caught on camera. a passenger record the the attack late saturday night. video appears to show group of young people male and female punching kicking and slapping a man and 17 year old girl. we're told the trolley operator called police, but that group got away before they arrived. investigators are working with the school district in hopes of identifying those teens. they could face simple assault charges. your time is 5:36n business news this morning which retailer is being de-listed from the stock exchange? >> also, what the government is planning for the internet. money watch's jill wagner

joins us from the stock exchange and more. >> good morning, ukee, erika fcc could be making big changes, the way it overseas high speed internet service. the agency reportedly wants to regulate it as a public utility. so this would actually and big win for net neutrality, which means companies wouldn't be able to pay internet service providers for faster connection. >> here on wall street, stocks opened higher this morning. there was a late surge in energy stocks yesterday. the dow gained 196 points, the nasdaq rose 416789 the new york stock exchange, though, planning the de-list radio shack. news that the retailer might not be able to find a long-term plan to stay afloat, well, that sent the stock price dramatically lower yesterday, and companies must be valued at $50 million to be listed on the stock exchange. the car service app uber could be nice facing some stiff competition, from one of its biggest investors. google. bloomberg is report that google now is developing its

own ride sharing service likely to go along with its driver less car project. google invested $258 million in uber knack 2013. >> and, the surprising winner of the superbowl half time show is missy elliot. streaming her music shot up 676% after her surprise performance. katy perry's streaming increased 85% following the game. i loved that surprise cameo from missy elliot. >> yes good one. >> no love for lenny? >> apparently we're just not mentioning him. >> oh, you know what? i have my mind on the women right now. but i will focus on lenny kravitz, i didn't even look up his stats! >> well, apparently no one earth did either. >> i know, i know. >> thanks, jill, talk to you a little later. other news this morning, a "eyewitness news" exclusive for you. south jersey mother taking action after her son was struck and killed by a franklin township police officer, responding to a call for help. matthew mccloskey's mother

plans to file lawsuit against the township. and she is speaking only to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> just his hugs and his kisses and always telling me he loved me. >> ten year oath matthew mccloskey's mother michelle harding says she'll never get over her son's death. he was hit and killed by a franklin township police officer three days after christmas on delsea drive around dinnertime. mccloskey and two friends were -- friends were crossing the street when he was hit. >> i miss him every single day, every morning every night. >> police say officer nicholas was on his way to a non-emergency call in the area. the area where mccloskey died was a 50-mile per hour zone. police say the officer was going 74, and was not using his emergency lights and siren when he hit and killed the ten year old. >> i mean, there was no reason why those light shouldn't have been on. >> following an investigation, gloucester county prosecutor's office decided not to charge him. their findings indicated he

was not required to have his emergency lights on for the non-emergency call. siting procedure. michelle harding says, that procedure is a problem. and that's why she is suing the department. >> use your lights 80 miles an hour in a residential area. >> harding insists her son would have never crossed the road if he saw emergency lights. and she is hoping her lawsuit will change police procedure. >> if anything comes out of this i need him to be a beacon of change to this -- so this doesn't happen to any other child. >> i reached out to the law firm representing the township and asked about the pending lawsuit. i was told there would be no comment, until they actually see a lawsuit. reporting from franklin township, david spunt cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 5:40 right now. still to come this morning, a different casino of police chase bridges traffic a stands still. you'll see the on the highway.

>> new project oprah is planning to play a big role in. >> you can still few slippery spots when you hit the road or the sidewalk this morning we'll check traffic and weather together on the 3's, coming up after the break.

>> a man in critical condition, after a shooting near 66 and paschall in southwest philly. police say they spotted the man driving irradically and realized he was shot. the shoot something under investigation.

also lincoln drive open again. but salt teams are trying to make the road safer. water from clogged drains and low, low temperatures are making it attributing i ride to work this morning. new jersey governor chris christie heads home from london today after clarifying some remarks about the measles vaccine. yesterday, the governor said, all parents should have a say in whether their children are vaccinated. later released a statement saying in part there is no question all children should be vaccinated. 5:43, right now the latest on our roads and the werth, katie our weather watch remembers doing their job for us. >> they certainly r really what we want to check in on is the windchill for you here with this particular check in with the eyewitness weather watcher network. generally speaking, region wide everybody's below freezing, we know that much. but finding a loft teens on the map right now. let's go ahead take a look at some of the winds speeds coming in from the weather watchers. jason in middletown, he's got pretty persistent northwesterly breeze here, at 14 miles per hour, the list goes on, but you if you will notice, a lot lighter wind

than what we saw yesterday. ron russell sending in 5 miles per hour, mt. laurel where kerry is located she's got a four. definitely not as harsh but it is still noticeable breeze. that will will make it feel that much colder. back to the windchill value i mean, only feeling like single digits up in sailors berg, one of the golds star pocono reporters, keith sending in sub-zero windchill values. that's where it could be dangerously cold. single digits, not much better. so just be ready for. that will that's really the bick ticket item here to kicks things off wore which is lift over ice and the windchillment meanwhile we taking out to storm scan, looking off it the west, where we want to turn our focus, combination. next reinforcing shot of colds air. generally looks like it will cross through, even as early as tomorrow bring perhaps a light rounds of snow showers to the northern tier of our area but i would say thursday actually when we have better shot for some light snow. technically it will be from the same system, sort of another pulls of energy that comes n here is a look at the current winds speeds, around the region, northwest generally the wind flow for

us. between about ten to 15 miles per hour, we will see that stay somewhat persistent for the better part of the day. so despite sunshine, you can't go by the thermometer. certainly do have to bunts p up -- bundle up, little less harsh tomorrow, again, seeing snow shower to the north more snow showers more widespread fashion by thursday. jess? >> thank katie. yes, 5:45, we start things off on 95, right around girard avenue. where you can see start to go -- starting to pick up volume southbound lanes northbound lanes moving just fine though, so far over on the benjamin franklin bridge things looking good, speeds back up as well from the jersey side, headed westbound into the city, and all lanes are open with no problems. we do have some police activity though, out in southwest philadelphia. woodland avenue is completely closed at six a street. take greenway avenue or paschall avenue to get on by. it is also affecting route -- septa route 11 trolley rerouted onto elmwood between 73rd and 49th for the time being. out in pennington, right

around trenton route 31 southbound, inning i had side, still the lane shift out there for the next 15 minute or so due to emergency pothole construction and an accident, naught lower moreland, byberry road, right around huntington pike. so just use some caution when traveling through the area there. good thing mass transit all running on time with no delays. that's great alternate for you. we just don't want you to forget when you are on the road you can get updated information about traffic backups with the new your drive app. make sure to download the app for iphone and android devices by going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. >> ♪ ♪ >> the word is oscars, academy awards just few weeks away, and the nominees are already identifying up their competition. >> some of the biggest stars? hill wood got a chance to meet and mingle at a special luncheon in their honor. patricia arquet, steve correll, reese whitherspoon and jenkintown native bradley cooper just to name a few. they all say they're just happy to be nominated. >> you always day dream about the idea -- you know, i never

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>> i can't imagine not working. you know? i didn't want to end up, you know doing nothing. did you know how long it took knee find this job? >> robertson's story caught the attention of local college students, on sunday, lead i started a go fund me campaign to get robertson a car. okay that was sunday. as of this morning, it is raised more than $130,000. >> going to make such a wonderful difference in his life. >> in doubt about. that will you hear stories like, that people come forward. that's great. that's great. >> and you love hearing hey you know how long this took me to find this job in happy to do it. >> before you walk out the door, another check of the frigid forecast when we do traffic and weather together on the three's. >> and slow and steady winds why less is actually more when it comes to a certain exercise. details on thahat ahead. first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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it is drier than yesterday. any of the moisture left over from yesterday could still have frozen over. thankfully the winds even though it was how long really did help to evaporate some of the moisture, quite a bit of t storm scan is empty it will stay that way today. meanwhile, we still have the winds cranking out of the north wells so here's the values that you really need use as a gauge for how much you have to bundle up. extra layers required, i mean, basically, the warmest spots are just barely hitting positive territory into the double digits. so it is a very, very cold day. despite full sunshine, breeze still blowing do still have winter weather advisories until 9:00 a.m. for the left over ice. tomorrow more seasonable maybe snow shower to the north, otherwise mainly clouds sun and thursday, a better shot for some light snow here in our area. jess? >> thanks, katie. good morning everybody 5:53, we are having an easy shot, though there is morning. volume wise, everything seems to be moving along just fine, but we do have some slippery spots. right now first we start off 422 right past trooper road with the eastbound lanes where

you will see most of the volume at least starting to pick up, and reports of slippery conditions and 309 right around the pa turnpike, northbound southbound, everything moving just fine there, as well. we have some police activity out in southwest philadelphia, woodlands avenue closed at 65th street. you want to training greenway avenue or paschall avenue to get on by. stay there cbs-3, "eyewitness news", will be right back in a homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your current student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest.

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>> good morning, at the top of our news, man is fighting for his life after a shooting in southwest phiy overnight. >> police say that man drove to nearby police station where a sergeant returned him to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now he's outside the 12th police district with more.

good morning. his condition took information him to get himself to this police station just behind us. he drove himself in that silver chevy mal due right there atwood lands and 65th here. perhaps you can see the bullet holes in the window on the drivers side of the car. that police officer did get that man to the hospital along the way he tried to tell him what happened before he passed out. >> heading into work at the 12 district, police ceasar gent saw this chevy malibu driving irradically with his headlight off. >> the victim said to the sergeant: i had just been shot. >> behind the wheel, a driver with gunshot wounds to his chest, and struggling to survive. >> 1:30 a.m., the victim described only as it two year old man told the sergeant he was driving a 65th and paschall right near the station, when he heard at least three gunshots. then realized, he had been hit. the damage still seen on his car. acting fast, the sergeant got