working on the car. obviously trying to get somebody you the. brought in the jaws of life. opened the top of the car like a tin can and put somebody in an ambulance. >> reporter: tuesday police identified 54 year-old n a rcyst mother sill as the man. police say monday afternoon shortly before 5:00 i was driving south on sproles road near sunny hill lane in villanova it is when this tree suddenly uprooted landing directly on top of his car and into riser's yard. mothersill on his way to pick up one of his two children died in the hospital. >> just a tragic case, and it is gut run muching. >> reporter: cbs-3 "eyewitness news" spoke to a number of attorneys and insurance professionals asking if anyone bears the brunt of legal responsibility. the response, unless there were written complaints against the home owner from where the the tree fell, it is generally not considered negligence. we check with the township, no complaints. lieutenant andy block says weather was a factor. >> we were experiencing wind in the area of 20 to 25 miles

an hour. >> reporter: riser says he is just thankful his three small children weren't outside playing in the yard. >> you think about what if, what could have happen and then when we learn the outcome of the car, last night, to think about the person's family and what they are going through today i just feel lucky. >> reporter: after the tree came down on mother sill's car it continue, swerved across the median and collided with a car northbound carrying two people. thankfully nobody else was hurt. reporting from radnor, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". take a look schuylkill river is turning to ice, as the cold temperatures keep the entire area in an icy grip. we're talking about wind chills in the teens and 20's. the meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with her first forecast, kathy. >> good news is natasha we will be seeing those wind subsiding and becoming southerly and that will change our forecast completely by tomorrow. temperatures around the region

still on the cold side, though take a look at these numbers philadelphia 29, allentown 20. sixteen in the poconos. doesn't take much wind to make it feel colder. feels like ten in allentown. nineteen in atlantic city. only seven right now. we are watching a system over great lakes this is going to stay to the north and bring a little light snow to the poconos come tomorrow morning. for the the rest of us we will watch the wind shift to the south and then by tomorrow morning we will have ten to 15 miles an hour wind from the south warming us up, into the 40's, but watch what happens on thursday. those temperatures will be crashing down, with snow, when we see those northwesterly wind moving in coming up we will talk about the brief break, wrapped warm up for tomorrow. thursday's clipper bringing round of light snow and potential for weekend storm that is in the seven day. i will see you later in the broadcast when i join you inside. >> we will see you then. developing news tonight in bridgeton, new jersey. resident are rallying after a deadly police shooting.

they are calling will for justice for junior roam reid shot and killed during a traffic stop back on december 30th. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in bridgeton with more bridge. >> reporter: several dozen people have gathered protesting against police brutality. this is at the site where jerome reid was shot and killed by police. they say that they are going to march from here over to the city council meet to go voice their concerns, about his investigation into his death. now reid was shot and killed december 30th, he was a passenger during a traffic stop. also brahim day shot in the partner, roger worely there was a gun in the car after reid defied order not to leave. day shot him exiting the car. cumberland county prosecutor's office is investigating but they need to turn the case over to the attorney general's office. they also want bridgeton's mayor and a city council to assert more pressure while making sure there is a fair investigation. >> this is connected with you know eric gardener, connected

with michael brown, trayvon martin oscar green sean bell, everybody who has been victimized by police misconduct. >> reporter: investigators say they continue, this is a pending investigation and they will not comment. one will wrap up. they say they will leaving here momentarily and walking over to the city council meeting. i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". tonight authorities in berks county are looking for a mandy pick in this sketch. they say he was involve in several child lurings in the area. the suspect linked to at least three attempted luringness reading, burn township and woymissing. if you recognize mandy pick in that sketch you are asked to call the authority. search is also underway for a gunman who injured a man in southwest philadelphia. the 22-year old victim was shot near 65th and pascal overnight. authority say that the victim drove himself to a police station looking for help. an officer drove that man to

the hospital and he is in critical condition tonight. mandatory paid sick leave for philadelphia workers is another step closer to reality following a city council hearing. new at 6:00 "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones spoke to a long time restaurant work shore said he and co-workers would go to work sick and prepare peoples food all because they didn't have paid sick days. >> reporter: working as a cook server and busboy jason mccarthey has a confession to make. >> there was a time you with preparing peoples food while were you sick. >> yes, i'm sorry. >> reporter: mccarthey and other work are testified tuesday before a city council committee hearing feared calling out sick because they would lose pay and worry about retribution. >> it is rampant in the restaurant industries. >> reporter: people lost their jobs. >> yes. >> reporter: discipline. >> discipline, fired reprimanded. >> reporter: when an employee is sick he or she should be a able to stay home and still get paid. that is the the idea behind city councilman bill greenly's

bill. >> all they have to do is provide five sick days for the work tore take care of their health or health of their family. i don't think that is too much to ask for any business. >> reporter: bill would apply to business was ten or more employees, formula is for every 40 hours work out, that employee gets one hour of sick pay but there are some in the business community seeking changes, includes exemptions for employees working less than 15 hours a week. >> the attention behind that was tone courage companies to bring in part-time workers. if they worked five hours here, five hours there. they think that might lead to a full-time position. >> reporter: mayor michael nutter's chief of staff says after vetoing paid sick leave in 2011 due to a slow recovery things have change. >> mayor nutter believes that the time for paid sick leave has come. >> reporter: bill passed committee unanimously today and now goes before the full city council where it is expect to be passed and up to two weeks. reporting from city hall, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". welshing federal health officials they are urging parents now to vaccinate their children against measles if they have in the done so already. the national debate on vaccinations reached capitol hill today as measles out break now grow toss 102 cases in 14 states. during a house hearing on capitol hill officials said that the measles vaccine is safe. >> measles can be serious and i would hate for a parent to think that everything will be fine and have a bad outcome with their child. so i strongly recommend people talk with their physicians and get the right information but personally would i definitely have my child vaccinated. >> most of the measles cases have been linked to several dozen people who were exposed to the measles at disney land in california. well, talk about bad luck a south jersey couple may never go on a cruise again after they got stuck on the ship with the noro virus out break not once but twice. ed and barbara ferguson are

now back home in ocean view after that second failed cruise. the cruise on board royal caribbean granger of the seas was cut short after a noro virus out break. the cruise was their make up trip after their first cruise on royal caribbean was cut short also because of the virus. >> we didn't want to get sick again because i was sick the first time and it ruin the whole vacation. >> men running around in hats hazmat suits, chemical sprayers, no fun. >> reporter: royal caribbean has sent a couple a letter of apology and offer them a discount voucher for another cruise but they say they will use that vouch tore start a campfire. okay. well, philadelphia woman writes a letter to president obama and gets invited to the white house and we will tell but that. >> ♪ >> montgomery county teen gets a grammy gig, she gets to

perform in los angeles on a very big stage. these magnificent creations require a ton of legos we will tell but a new exhibit opening up at the the franklin institute the world's largest gallery of lego art. kathy? in weather we're talking about a brief break from the cold watch some snow showers go to the north tomorrow but two chances of snow in the seven day for all have of us details coming up. >> reporter: philadelphia university herb mcgee going for win number 1,000 against wilmington university. i sat down with the hall of fame tore talk about his big night and favorite moment so far i'll have that later in sports and more news after this break.

did you know there are toss even of secret reports tracking your every move? i'm jim donovan, three on your side reveals how people monitor your financial life. >> it is scary, it makes me think that big brother has certainly arrived. >> we will give you a glimpse of who is watching you and who you should be concerned about tonight at 11:00. philadelphia woman travels to the white house to be part of the round table discussion on the affordable care ago. president obama met with

regina moran and nine other americans, all of whom who wrote letters to the president thanking him for his health care law. during that meeting they discussed how americans were able to receive screenings, treatment for preexisting conditions, all as a result of the law. morgan support to reporters when the meeting wrapped up. >> personally, as a two time cancer so i've it is safe to say that the affordable health care act has greatly impact my life, loud me to pursue graduate school, to get married, and it is amazing to finally not be penalized for a disease i never asked for. >> the white house has said that the president will veto any legislation that repeals the affordable care act. "eyewitness news" at drexel university this a afternoon for some discussion on space exploration. who knows more about space then former astronaut buzz aldron, he was more than of the dozen speakers discussing bio technology, climate, impact of social media and a other topics as well. also some south jersey fire fighters put in a major

league work out today. "eyewitness news" at east holy a a avenue, fire station in sewell, gloucester county. members of the department today work out with the phillies fitness program. they really got the blood pumping and also learned a lot about eating heart healthy. well, this is it, grammy week in los angeles. performers are rehearsing for sunday's show while others are staging pregrammy concerts. tomorrow night a 16 year-old guitar player from montgomery county will have her first l.a. gig on a very big stage. pat ciarrocchi got a preview at the school of rock. >> ♪ >> reporter: you are listening to genius hand at work... for jes, this is her passion. >> for my first lesson i was in love with the instrument, and it has been an a amazing journey. >> reporter: this week for jes, that journey is at the a crossroads with the grammies. >> i'm insanely excited. this is one of the best

musical opportunities i have ever had and it feels certificate real. >> reporter: wednesday night she and seven other top teenage musicians from around the country who studied at a summer grammy camp will be in an opening act for. >> we're opening for hunter heyes. >> did you say you will open for hunter heyes. >> the crowd will be so big and it is just so really really incredible. >> reporter: 2,000 people in the club nedie a is a long way from the fort washington school of rock. she dad michael tells thaws her first concert drew an audience of 30, when she was nine. >> she got the guitar when she was nine years old, she said she has in the played since i don't think. we never once asked her to practice. it is just coming from her. >> the contraption i have is a pedal to basically record yourself live and you tap the pedallal to play back what you just played and play it like a one person ban. >> reporter: a one person gifted band, who has learn the original music she will play

in concert and has a big vision. >> i want to be seen as a good guitarist but not the for a girl. >> reporter: her name is jes and her music is the guitar. pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> remember that name too. we will have the the latest on the grammys on our web site, you can see nominees and much more if you log on to cbs philly.com. then the big show itself the grammys live this sunday night at 8:00 o'clock, right here on cbs-3. well, legos are taking over the franklin institute the exhibit called the art of the brick. it opened this weekend. "eyewitness news" got a sneak peak today at the exhibit. artist nathan salea features more than 100 lego sculptures made from more than a million bricks. that is a a lot including a 20-foot long trex. >> because it is lego, and because it has whimsy it is fun, engaging for children but yet pieces are so dramatic and

placed in some beautiful settings that it has a look of an art exhibit for an adult as well. macing. >> in addition to salea's own crucials the exhibit features interpretations historic works including mona lisa and the screen. the art of the brick it goes on display starting saturday. >> well, good evening, i saw that exhibit in new york and we all went craze i. even if you are not a huge lego fan you will love this exhibit. let's talk about the weather. we are looking at a clear skies right the now with cloud moving n these cloud, will be moving in overnight tonight and they will help temperature, from bottoming out too much, wind become southerly and that southerly wind within warming us up toward dawn. that is good news, in this particular forecast. we're looking at temperatures that are falling now though, mainly in the 20's. our eyewitness weather watchers are saying 20's are wild on this board tonight.

we will go to the north and west of philadelphia near norristown where the temperature is 23 degrees in eagleville lewis reporting a clear sky, skies moon lit again tonight. right now 28 degrees being report by shawn, he is in evesham township right now experiencing a westerly win. i want to show you a few beautiful pictures. the sky was so blue look at this picture, tom send this in from doylestown. it doesn't get much prettier than that. look at the poconos another beautiful spot the slopes looking snow covered with the fresh snow over the past several days really great conditions going in the week when cold temperatures to make snow as well. poconos is only 16 degrees in philadelphia it is 29 allentown 20. 24 degrees in reading. to the south and west temperatures in the 40's and this is where our weather will be coming from. we will enjoy that warmth during the the day tomorrow. future weather shows clear skies giving way to the cloud overnight and during early

morning hours in the predawn hours you'll see light snow in the northern and lehigh valley in the poconos where we pick up an inch with a light snow accumulation there with a system to the north. rest of us see cloud giving way to clearing. so a really nice day tomorrow. a a as far as accumulations for thursday with the clipper thinks our next system philadelphia coating to an inch and moving toward poconos and lehigh valley we will see one to 2 inches. tomorrow a mild day thursday our clipper with light the snow and then frigid in the wake of this for friday with temperatures only in the 20's. it is up and down every other day as far as the temperature is concern. then we are watching another system sun take into monday. heavier snow appears to be through new york and new england where we see the trend moving northward but philadelphia right now could be seeing a moderate accumulation as we look at those current computer models. we will keep you posted. low temperatures in the the 20 assyria rising overnight high tomorrow of 45. on the exclusive seven day

forecast we will look at light snow early thursday during the commute of course but it will be light and then friday cold saturday a break, and sunday into monday another potential storm. but by tuesday the high temperature near 40. that is your seven day forecast. >> very familiar pattern we have seen it before. >> yes, we have. >> kathy, thank you. good evening it will look like a usual rush hour today so if you are traveling on i-95 schuylkill, pennsylvania turnpike you will find, again the usual. the as we look at i-95 nice bird eye view have of 95 traveling around 452 in delaware county. that the is your north bound side not too far from the bridge and south bun we are seeing touch of the slow down making your way throughout delaware county and a approaching delaware state lines. give yourself more time. don't forget cottman avenue and girard areas on both side of i95 are always delayed at this time. 422 is still feeling heat of the rush hour making your way westbound out of the gate of

the 202 and out past oaks it is slow out there if you are traveling, elsewhere, not too far from philadelphia, 63rd street at elmwood avenue we are dealing want accident there so avoid it. would i suggest do you. that it is rush hour all over. new jersey transit cross honoring 36 trolley there is an accident around the route there and wilmington newark line experiencing delays but stay with us we will be right

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we're here, with her mcgee who went to school here and never left. he became head coach of philadelphia a university in 1967, and tonight, it is unbelievable could reach # thousand wins, with a victory over wilmington university. now when you think about it,

after so many years, and so many games, there could not possibly be just one game, one situation that stood out overall of the others but he says oh, absolutely, that is easy. >> when we won national championship in 1970 and we beat tennessee state 76-six 56789 i remember everything about that game. >> meanwhile, they are back on the ice at their practice facility in voorhees, the flyers. they do not the play again until thursday. that will be a pretty tough test against division leading islanders. four days off, does it hurt or does it hurt them. >> it would have been nice to keep going because we were on a roll but at the same time guys can utilize a rest. we will have a tough scheduled coming up. >> and, we will be taking a regroup, and obviously, when you are playing well, you want to keep playing and go out there and keep it going but at the same time good to regroup

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>> pelley: tonight, isis takes terror to a horrific new level. a video appears to show a captured jordanian pilot being burned alive. angry jordanians take to the streets. holly williams with the latest. nancy cordes reports the measles virus has morphed into a political issue. >> i do believe that all children ought to be vaccinated. >> the state doesn't own your children. parents own the children, and it is an issue of freedom. >> pelley: the long wait it over. after more than half a century jim axelrod tells us "to kill a mockingbird" author harper lee is publishing her second novel. and vinita nair with the man who has the worst commute we've ever heard of. >> i had no idea how long it was. to me it was just another commute.