ast. >> we are looking at freezing drizzle in the city of philadelphia. as we speak on the sky deck we have a glaze of ice. usually i stand on a platform to rise me up, it too icy, can't do that tonight. we are talking about conditions that will be improving but not until the late morning hours of tomorrow. take a look at storm scan three. we have more consistent moisture moving your way. there will be a period have light snow through lehigh valley and we will be seeing icy conditions in philadelphia. do you see that pink to the north and west? that a is snow mixing with sleet along i-95 corridor and seeing patchy freezing drizzle right now. we are seeing patches of rain as we head toward baltimore and washington. right now temperatures below freezing every where with the exception of the wildwood but we will go well below freezing every where and that means precipitation will change over to snow. winter weather advisory continues for the entire region until 6:00 tomorrow morning. philadelphia south and east freezing rain, sleet this evening, change to go snow overnight and that means a light ice accumulation and

even a dusting of snow. to the north and west, including lehigh valley we're talking about freezing rain, sleet changing over to snow by midnight. less icing tonight and more snow expected. a coat to go an inch of snow expect there. coming up we will talk about the frigid air that is coming our way, two chances of snow and frigid for your sweety. that is all coming up with the seven day when i join you inside. >> kathy, see you if a bit w this ice out there, heading out tonight, you need to be extra careful on foot, behind the the wheel. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in montgomeryville with a look at conditions there steve. >> reporter: jessica, it is nasty out here. that freezing rain that the kathy was talk about it is already here coming down over the ground which is just a mind field of ice that we have seen all afternoon long. it is in the getting any better but it started with a burst of rain this afternoon. you know it is bad when a

squall of wind, rain were the very best of conditions, on monday. a burst of bad weather hit northern liberties early this afternoon but a at least they could walk fast. later on that pace would be dangerous. >> as a matter of fact i fell and cousin of mine fell and had to get three stitches on the ice but you cannot see it. >> reporter: lansdale resident jane lee say friend and family are already trading war stories. icy conditions especially area neighborhoods made monday tough on pedestrians. untreated side streets, sidewalks and driveways meant treacherous walking, slow go on the road and a glaze on top of mirrors and windshields. >> they are completely covered. i cannot get that one car clean off. if you are not careful, you cab hurt yourself very badly. >> reporter: she's right that is great advice. on the ground here some isis still cake on the sidewalks that we're seeing untreated sidewalk like heat are what

you cannot soot and we have seen that all day long. be careful if you have to go outside. reporting live from montgomery county i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you can get the forecast at your fingertips anytime if you down load the free cbs philly weather app available on both itunes and google play. break news right now police are investigating a possible assault at septa's jefferson station. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brownies tracking breaking developments and joins us live from center city natasha. at the jefferson septa a station, we also know at this point that a woman came up to the septa concourse here notified another passenger that she had been attacked appeared to have been beaten and suffers from injury to her face. rush to a nearby hospital. investigators are combing through surveillance to see if there is anything there to help in this investigation.

sources say this woman went down in the station with another man, willingly in, to a secluded area near the tracks. she was not a passenger waiting on a train at the time. police are also saying that she appears to have been physically assaulted. they have found no evidence of the sexual assault at this point but again, all of this is under investigation. philadelphia police handling the investigation, we're going to stay on top of this and bring you very latest throughout the evening as we get more information reporting live from center city natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, in a cash a. also breaking news tonight death of the millersville university student today, was ruled a homicide. eighteen year-old karlie hall was found dead in her dorm room, yesterday morning. she's from chad forward, pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinoneses live at millersville university with the very latest, todd. >> reporter: chris, grief counselors are made available here to students and in just about an hour at 7:00, they will have have a vigil held

here on campus for karlie hall. karlie hall was beaten strangled inside her dorm room, prosecutors say her boyfriend, gregorio orrostieta tried to cover up the crime and claimed he waited until hall was dead to call police at 5:00 in the morning and then, formed cpr on her body as police arrived telling office their hall had gone into cardiac arrest. however, students reported to residents assistant that they heard sound of the struggle much earlier at 2:00 in the morning and ra responded. >> knock on the door and didn't get any response and obviously, you know, we believe that is when she would have been murdered or approximately about that time. >> reporter: the 18 year-old from chadds ford was found dead early sunday morning inside her second floor dorm rule at millersville university. orrostieta a of kenneth square had blood on his face and cut on his forehead when police a arrived at bard hall. he said they had been fighting. he backhanded her and shoved

her. when she fell she went into cardiac arrest, a story, authorities say doesn't add up according to the evidence. >> it is sad people living next door in gilbert there they are freaking out bit. >> reporter: lancaster county district attorney says ra cannot open up a student's door without cause. >> they are not criminal investigators, their responsibility as you know, in college, make sure there is no more disturbance going on. >> reporter: karlie hall was a freshman at millersville university as his her twin sister kristin. both graduated last year from unionville high school. her 19 year-old bye friend is being held it in without bail he's charged with homicide and he is not a student here. reporting live tonight from millersville university todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. the cause of this accident in medford new jersey is under investigation. the two vehicle crash happened on route 07 near jones road. the it is not known if anyone was injured in the crash. well, take a good look add

this surveillance video from a lounge social club on mccallister street in philadelphia back on january 24th. police want to identify five people in this video they are all persons of interest in the homicide that also took place on mccallister street. police say after this video was recorded a 34 year-old man was shot several times and was later found slim pink over a steering wheel of the car. imagine waking up in the morning and realize ago this someone robbed your home while were you asleep. three homes on the main line were targeted on the same night and it appears this could happen again. we will turn to "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter in radnor township with more on the burglary spree, walt. >> reporter: chris, you are right, it is a very scary feeling but one shared by residents of three homes here in garrett hill. they came down the steps this morning and realized burglars had been busy on the first floor while they were sleeping. police say they are very concerned about burglars who

would come into a home where people were obviously inside, just a short distance away they want them caught and they are hoping they will provide information. >> radnor police are increasing patrols after three overnight burglaries at three hems, just blocks away from each other in the the same garrett hill neighborhood. >> i mean it is terrifying. this is radnor. the it is in thing on you really expect in this type of neighborhood. >> reporter: add to go concerns police say burglar or burglars, even entering and stealing lap top, purses and phones did their crimes while residents were sleeping right upstairs. >> i certainly would not want somebody to in my house. i would feel serve us about that. >> these files could be pros desperate, addicted to drugs. >> chris flannigan says the first rule is never confront an intruder. >> we don't want you to have to get hurt over a cell phone and lap top easily replaced.

>> lieutenant flannigan hopes neighbors who saw something suspicious between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. will help police come up with a description of the burglars, and he hopes neighbors will keep an extra close watch on each other. >> family neighborhood, so there is a lot of kid here, so i am will's sure it will have people on their toes. >> i am concerned and not panicked but just to be really safe and lock everything and to double-check. >> reporter: radnor police hoping they will be able to find perhaps surveillance video from nearby homes or business that is can also help them in this search for the burglars. live from radnor township i'm walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the quest to save a historic ocean liner takes a giant step toward success. big boost for ss united states ocean line their calls fail home for now. plus... >> doored ripped right off

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more. he says replacing his doors will run him a thousand dollars. >> pretty upset the because i had full hard doors on this and now, like i probably will be getting half doors or something like that cheaper. >> reporter: police don't have any suspect description but he was able to give them surveillance video. suspect park in front of his driveway around 3:00 a a.m. hard to see on the right side of your screen here's where the the thief ripped off the passenger door. >> somebody knows jeeps because they spent only five minutes here, to take both of the doors. >> reporter: police don't know if thats was a one time series of theft or other jeep owners are at risk this are looking for tips and asks anyone with information to call vineland police. in vineland, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". by now it seems like a normal routine winter weather on a monday. >> gentlemen. >> this keeps happening. freezing rain is a concern. it the just depend on where you live. >> lets check with justin drabick live with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab in

swarthmore delaware county justin. >> reporter: good evening, chris, that is right we are by septa train station on myers and park avenue here and then people coming off that commuter train may be greeted with ice on their cars and might to have check out with temperatures below freezing. you can see with the mobile weather lab. the right now streets are mainly wet, at least main streets. watch out for sidewalks. there are icy spots and i did see people out here salting those sidewalks so keep that in mine. watch out for your driveways at home as well. so again temperatures below freezing, even these main streets we have to watch later on tonight. earlier it was ice toy day in radnor township as well. cars were completely covered with ice drivers had to chip away to clear their windshield and open up their car doors. some side road were affect by icy conditions and again, those road that are not treated with the salt. another hazard icy problem they are not as quick and may want to throw some salt in your neighborhood or at your

house. again tonight this evening here's our concern. again, patchy freezingtories will with sleet mixed in. watch out for untreated surfaces. it could get pretty slick. just use extra caution tonight as well. i want to bring you back here with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab in swarthmore. we have a little bit of light snow falling mixed with freezing drizzle but through go 30-point 7 degrees this hour. the window is fairly light under 5 miles an hour but it is cold. again, just take it slow tonight, while either driving or walking tonight across the delaware valley. for more on the forecast and even colder temperatures coming up in the seven day we will send it back to the studio with kathy, good evening. >> good evening, justin no fun, that is for sure. we will take snow over ice any day. our eyewitness weather watchers are showing us temperatures that are cold and we will get cold's cross the region in our northern and western suburbs temperatures in the 20's. david is reporting a temperature of 26 degrees with a icy mix there south jersey same scenario we have some

freezing drizzle kathy is reporting a 28 degrees. if you look at numbers across the region you can see why this icy mix is sticking so fast. allie in merchantville says 29. wynonna 28. jamison reporting in at 26. tom says 26. gilbertsville eileen is saying 27 degrees. very cold and turning even colder. on storm can three we have a variety of weather. we have some light snow thaw can see through allentown a icy mix where you see the pink this is sleet mix nothing with some snow along 76 through pottstown south covering try and limerick. on the south jersey side we are seeing freezing drizzle and rain through mag knoll yeah 295 south toward department for. the police ab wear when driving tonight. our eyewitness weather watcher send us in a great picture lets take you down the shore to show you foggy conditions and mainly rain in atlantic city but for rest of us seeing

ice, even earlier today that ice accumulating on anything that it touch cars, sidewalks, and even a local weather watchers weather station. you can see ice sickles tripping down from patrick from walling for. we thank you for. that we do anticipate more icy conditions tonight with temperatures below freezing with the exception of wildwood. you are on your way. we will see temperatures slowly warming up during the kay tomorrow. no the 50's or 60's but at least we will be well through 30's and above freezing. the light snow in the poconos and lehigh valley later tonight, sleet and snow to the north and west. philadelphia freezing rain after midnight we will change over to light snow and mainly rain for atlantic city, wildwood, central and southern delaware. once this low clears the coast overnight tomorrow we will have a better day sun breaks out, temperatures warming above freezing and that ice will be melting. the partly sunny for your wednesday, thursday here comes another clipper and to our north, and it looks like a light accumulation with that

system. in the wake of the clipper a huge cold blast, core of the cold air over midwest and great lakes. here we go again with highs only in the 20's, lows in the single numbers. another arctic blast late week in times for valentines day. we have a patchy freezing drizzling changing to a light dusting of snow. low of 27. high tomorrow near 40. on the exclusive seven day forecast, take a look wednesday, 37, thursday, some snow showers friday bitter, and chance of snow late sat take and then by mop the temperature 27 degrees. some sun bye frigid again. >> not enough heat there. >> it will be chilly. >> kathy thank you. good evening everyone. we still have rush hour sprinkled all over the map. schuylkill 95 we are looking at the vine street expressway if you are traveling from 76 down to i-95 it is nothing but brake lights this shot is an indication of ice on the lens.

isis out there, you do want to be mine full of that on the road specifically the bridges bridges as well as on and off ramps are first to freeze. some bridges including the bend been are operating with speed restrictions of only 35 miles an hour. take it easy out there fine big time delays on the schuylkill expressway throughout your western suburbs, volume on 422, pennsylvania turnpike even traveling in new jersey on the 42 freeway southbound up and over area of the walt whitman bridge and beyond creek road. so very busy there again speed restrictions on area bridges so be careful and stay with us on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we will be right back.

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