today it is thursday, february 12th, good morning, i'm's ukee washington. i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. police in burlington county are looking for two suspects in the the home invasion. find out what the robbers did to him and what they took we are live with the latest. and a giant of journalism has died this morning we are remembering 60 minutes correspondent bob simon while following investigation in the car crash that claimed his life. but first we are in for a a very, very cold and possibly snowy valentines day weekend. temperatures where to drop right. >> and over course of the next couple of hours it will be warmers it will be a as far as how it feels. for next couple of minutes,

and storm scan three and we are going to start off, quiet the signs have life on the radar, now moving into center county, penn state university we are seeing the snow showers, and this will eventually arrive here midday at earlier. we will warm up to flirting with 40 degrees as we start to roll role in. already preemptively national weather service decided to issue a wind chill advisory, i don't blame them, for poconos specifically. we will experience brutal wind chills. i will not be surprise if the rest of the region down the road get put into this advisory because it will get frigid. we have not just one but two separate batches of cold air coming. first of which comes from the first clip tore day and then behind it clipper number two comes on valentines day. as we look to the temperatures we are forecasting these are the coldest we have seen for february in the last 20 years. hard to believe. now we have had brutal cold blasts here too but was president happening during the month of february. this will be potentially for

the rorrer books as we look forward in the the forecast. meanwhile, our temperatures as they stand now they are not that warm anyway but better then it will be. 30 degrees at the the airport. we have 26 in atlantic city. quick check on the day planner starting off dry, eventually seeing those cloud thicken up more so and as we hit midday we will see snow and rain showers moving n don't much more than a quick coating just a very moisture starved disturbance, vittoria. good morning everyone. traveling on our majors it is a great ride, we're not dealing with any major delays the at all, 4:32 in the morning. a at this time roads are still sleeping. as we take a look at 95 not too far from cottman avenue. if you are traveling in the north east maybe heading town toward center city, in problems for that entire way. even down in delaware county in to delaware really i-95 is beautiful. same thank for schuylkill expressway. we will look at 76 around king

of prussia heading to and from this area it is a fantastic ride n delays around center city. even though delays around south philadelphia, university city and so on and so forth until you get to the walt whitman bridge. heading in to new jersey once you get to the 42 freeway, new jersey pennsylvania delaware all speed sensors are indicate gooding news and that is speed high up in the 50's no matter how you cut it. if you are traveling on 130 east and westbound we are dealing with the closure point as a result of the accident, route 168 is your best alternate, ukee. in the news, tied up beaten and robbed in his own home. that happened to a senior citizen in south jersey. >> lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao with the medford township police department with the the sketch and key piece of evidence that they left behind jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, what a terrifying situation. imagine sitting in the comfort of your own home when two men burst inside tie you to the

chair, beat you and rob you. fortunately the the victim here will survive, unfortunately police are still searching for the the suspect. police just released these sketches of the the suspect. this home invasion happened sunday just before 9:00 at chief road here in medford. these two men made their way in to the home through an unsecured door. they duct taped a 64 year-old man to the chair and hit him with a pipe or similar object. suspects got the away with these bikes, money and victim's car. bikes were ditched a short distance from the victim's home and a on top of everything else the suspects told the 64 year old if he went to police they would come back and kill him. >> it is an unusual area for two people to pick out. it is smaller homes. not really certain a at this point why they chose that

victim. >> reporter: now this suspect's vehicle is a silver cadillac dts 2010, with new jersey license plate j53-apr the the rick tim was treated at the hospital and has been since released. he is expect to survive but he was beaten at the the scene. if you have any information you're asked to call police. reporting live jan carabao, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". right now 4:35. there has been a death in the cbs news family. >> cbs news correspondent bob simon died in the car crash in new york. police say a town car in which simon was a passenger hit another car stop at a manhattan traffic light and then slammed into metal par years. he had injuries to his head and torso. since joining cbs news in 1967, simon covered some of the biggest event of the past half septemberry including the the vietnam war. >> vietnam is more isolate today then it was ten or 15 years ago. the international thely, the vietnamese were a lot more

popular as victims of american aggression then as at aggressive regional power they have become. >> reporter: in 1991 simon and his crew were released after being held captive for almost six weeks. they were taken his stage during their coverage of the gulf war. he join 60 minutes in 2005. "cbs evening news" anchor scott pelley broke the news of simon's death. his body of work earned bob too many journal stick honors here tonight, bob's daughter tanya is a talented producer for 60 minutes and tonight our thoughts are with tanya and bob's family. >> sixty minutes executive producer jeff fager says it is a terrible loss for all of us, it is such a tragedy made worse because we lost him in a car accident a man has escaped more difficult situations than almost any journalist in modern times. there is no one else like bob simon. well, happening today

philadelphia city council will take a final vote on paid sick days. public health and human services committee unanimously approve the measure earlier this month. it is up for a full vote today and expect to pass. mayor michael nutter is expect to sign the measure that requires companies with ten workers or more, one hour of sick leave for every 40 hours work for five taste per year. this morning the house foreign affairs committee will hole a hearing on president obama's proposal on a was are on isis. jim and debbie fine of bucks county say they are eyewitnesses of the the devastating effects of the militant they spent four years in iraq on a peace keeping mission with the mennonite central committee when they return home last august. the the couple says although a conversation about taking military action against isis is necessary, it should not be the primary focus. >> but we're not broadening that debate and asking what do we have to do to win in the political, in the diplomatic,

and reconstruction dimension what are the bench marks that have to be achieved if we're going to be able to defeat the islam being state and remove its sources of support. >> the president's plan bars the use of ground troops unless special circumstances arise and would expire after three years. now to an "eyewitness news" exclusive this drama took police chase a driver is caught on camera speeding from officers through chester and montgomery counties. at one point the jeep swerves on to ridge pike in limerick, forcing a man in the car, and on coming traffic. the driver of that car spoke with "eyewitness news" about his frightening experience. >> all i saw was his truck coming out. the suv. my instinct took over and i just swerve the wheel. if i hadn't of swerved he would have hit me and i probably would have hit somebody dead on. >> reporter: that chase started after a robbery at

coventry mall. police were not able to catch the suspect. now exclusive to "eyewitness news" a pair of men posing as fedex drivers are on the loose this morning after terrifying a terrifying a mother at her bala cynwyd home. the masked suspects showed up at this woman's home on dartmouth road carrying packages yesterday morning. coday said door bell rang, and two men tried to force open her glass storm door. >> they tried to get inside my door. i was shaken up. i didn't expect. that i thought maybe i'm overreacting. just check to see if there is a fedex vehicle outside or anything like that. i could not see it on my street or even further down. >> coday called 911 and the men took off. fedex is cooperating with police. the cot says all fedex drivers are required on wear id badges. well, there were several winning ticket last night at the power ball if you bought your ticket while on vacation in north carolina, texas or

puerto rico you could be a winner. eleven 13, 25, 39, 54 and the power ball was 19. jackpot was estimated a at 564 million-dollar. once again in, pennsylvania most numbers making it two million-dollar, ticket worth one million-dollar was sold in pennsylvania, and another million-dollar ticket sold in new jersey. no specific locations as of yet, but where those tickets were sold. if you played good luck. we will follow will that throughout the morning and see where they were sold. >> okay. >> i know, not here. coming up, this morning on "eyewitness news" emotional testimony at american snipper trial gets and way. >> chris kyle's wife takes the the stand and recounts moments before her husband was shot to death in the north texas gun

trial of the former marine of killing chris kyle continues today in texas.

>> twenty-seven year-old eddie ray ralph admitted he killed child and his best friend in 203. kyle's widow taylor took the stand yesterday as the prosecution's first witness. she testified that she knew something was off when she spoke on the phone with kyle, shortly before the the shooting. the defense says that he was in a psychotic state when he fired fatal shots and has a history of mental illness. controversial bill approving the pipeline is on its way to the president's desk but it will go no further. president obama has promised todd veto the measure. the the house of representatives passed the legislation yesterday by a wide margin but they do not have 23rd majority to overcome the president's veto. right now 4:43. katie, is this the warmest we will feel all day. >> not quite. >> we should warm up a little. >> yes. >> once that wind starts to kick in it will start feeling that much colder. we are definitely going to warm up to 40 degrees pretty

seasonal all things considered. >> coldest temperatures in 20 years. >> at least for february. >> yes. >> but last year, no problems, we hit the those kind of temperatures but for february we will pull out of the whole lot. >> yeah right. >> this will be brutal stuff for this time of the year. we will talk about those records coming up here but for now why is this happening in the first place? two separate cold shots is the reason. storm scan showing first signs have of life from the first clipper and what this lacks in moisture it will make up for with brutal cold. i don't think we are looking at much more than flurries a couple snow showers maybe a quick coating around midday more than anything as win kicks in temperatures drop off and later tonight we are back down to the teens. now off on in the distance here cloud are beginning to bilo from the next system that will be just making itself, you know, visible on the radar in the the days ahead and that moves in by valentines day and that will be really just what

leads to the coldest air that we will have so far this season. coldest weather we have had since 1996. man, that is a throw back. morning low is project to hit just 5 degrees on presidents day. good thing a a lot of people have off, they will not have to go out hopefully but then early in the morning it the feels well below zero. that will be brutal stuff. for now, doesn't look balmy by comparison 28 degrees, sound awesome in trenton and allentown. thirty in wildwood. not terribly breezy just yet but that will change as clip era lives, win kicks in and then goes to down here later tonight. just a couple snow showers but skies clear we will bottom out. 11 degrees our expect low. even as we ease up come saturday we will crash right back down here on sunday and monday morning looks so, so brutally cold. bottom line is you have to fine a reason to stay warm. ukee over to you. >> in sports, number six villanova wildcats are looking at a big game saturday in

indianapolis against another top 20 team butler. know of lead bulldogs by half game in the big east. number six nova in providence against the the fryers. ryan archie arcidiacono, led by 20. they had an 110 run in the second half. daniel had 19 points and nine rebound off the bench. good team win last night. nova wins 74-68. more college b-ball with lasalle the on the road against number 20 virginia commonwealth. the explorers jordan price had a huge night, he had 34 points and 18 rebound, and led lasalle to a big double overtime upset of the rams, 74-69. lasalle plays davidson this saturday afternoon at gola arena a saint joe's 65-64 over rhode island. that is come up in the next half april hour. >> ukee, thanks. coming up, we have a warm about scammers taking advantage of the massive data a b breach. but first here's what is

coming up tonight on cbs-3.

we have an eye on the thermometer as temperatures will tumble later today. lets look live at south broad street where we found people bundle up against the chill. our high temperature today is expect to get above freezing mark and temperatures will be even lower tomorrow. katie has your freezing forecast coming up on the three's. police are searching for two suspects in the sunday night home invasion in medford burlington county. the authorities say men barged in the home, duct tape a 64 year-old home owner beat him with an object and got the away with cash and home owner's cadillac. we are remembering long time 60 minutes correspondent bob simon this morning. simon was killed last night in a new york city car crash. he joined cbs news in 1967 and reported from no less than 67 countries, in a career lasting more than 40 years. bob simon was 37. >> i heard that earlier this

morning still can't believe it. what a man whacker a man. our time 4:49. lets get a check of business news. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange. we have just learn about that massive cyber breach at anthem health insurance and new there is a new warning? >> reporter: that is right ftc says scammers are praying on potential anthem victims, sending phony anthem e-mails that ask for personal financial information and they offer some credit monitoring. the ftc says, do not respond anthem will be only contacting customers by regular mail. ukee and erika. >> okay. jill, lots of couples who are about to get married register for things like china, silverware but now an electronics store wants a piece of the action. >> reporter: if you are getting married and more interested in flat screens then dish wear you can register at best buy. the nation's largest consumer electronics chain has launch its first wedding registry.

best buy wants to because sales and make itself more relevant to younger shoppers in their 20's and 30's. i say brilliant. >> i was just going to say this day and age i can see that. >> how many days do you break out the the the nice china. >> let's watch the game. >> or silverware, who needs it. > thanks, jill. coming up a after a short break, traffic and weather together on the

let's get our traffic and weather together. good morning vittoria. >> good morning everyone. the just great news on the roads. really nothing to talk about. the it makes my job easier and your commute better. a as we look at 476, blue route around mid county tolls heading to and from maybe schuylkill i-95 476 free and clear, in delays on the extension, pennsylvania turnpike, just like a warm hug this morning. ben franklin bridge also looking great if you are traveling in either direction going to new jersey or into philadelphia.

however, if you are traveling patco there are new path the co schedules going into effect after the midday today. so, the next stage of track rehabilitation is affecting ben franklin bridge. that is why they are doing this. thursday and friday schedules will be revised through late march. just note that. also traveling in new jersey route 130 is closed a at klem avenue as a result of the accident. best alternate toys take route 168, black horse pike. traveling on 295 south a approaching 42 freeway left lane block until 5:00 a a.m. be mindful of the guys and girls in the hard hats. but katie more importantly are we in the freezer today. >> well, in the just yet but would i say we are in the final mild hours that we've got to enjoy here before we're going to start to actually get in the freezer and not have have a chance to get out the for a couple of days or so. the here's storm scan. we have more cloud cover and in part that has been helping to limit the cooling that is taking place this morning. so we have a chance to start off with maybe again quote

unquote some milder air but milder air in that regard really only means you are right around freezing in most spots or slightly below. 29 degrees outside palmyra nature park. the visability are good despite cloud high up in the sky. your ski forecast, this is rough stuff tomorrow your high just 9 degrees up in the mountains despite full sunshine. it will be blustery and bitter. if you are going to hit the slopes do so, carefully. you are a better man than me heading out in the slopes in this frigid cold. it is frankly dangerous to be out very long. be careful. we have a couple snow showers today and saturday. quick coating today. maybe one to 2 inches heading to valentines day. guys, back to you. here's some of the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 will be following today. top philadelphian is calling for a demolition of the more than 100 vacant buildings due to possible safety has air. mayor of burlington is changing part toys join the

g.o.p. head of the papal visit to philadelphia a suburban couple is raising money for charity by selling pope francis t-shirts. check in two, three, four times a dane on kyw news radio 1060. coming up we are live with the search for two men wanted for a vicious home invasion. do not in mess with a angry mom see how a moth the inner a van stopped a robbery suspect, before police. fifty shades of red, the unusual project at a pennsylvania school inspired by 50 shade of gray, that is making even parents blush we will explain what this is coming up. >> that comes out this weekend. >> tomorrow good that is right. >> friday. >> valentines day. >> back at the top of the hour.

good morning everyone. well, three people will be waking up winners in the massive power ball jackpot. or the at least there were three tickets. there could be group wins. they will split the the 564 million-dollar prize where winning tickets were sold and why you should not throw out your ticket if you have them just yet. >> also, have you seen these men? they are wanted for a vicious home invasion. we are live with the two items they left behind. people are bundled up on broad street this morning but if you think it is cold now just you wait storm scan three is tracking some snow and katie says some of the coldest air in a long time is heading our way as well. the those temperatures where to take a big dive.

>> sad to think this will be balmy, katie. >> that is definitely the case here. would i advise you to enjoy these mild hours while you still got them. here's the thing we will moderate up to a typical high of 40 degrees. that is right where we should be. wind is starting to kick in by that point. right now what you see is what you get on the thermometer. it will not stay that way. we did just show you on storm scan some purple showing up on the map but not just yet locally. while we are still in these quiet hours here this is a good time to get errands in as we take you out to the wider zoom already starting to see those light snow showers. that is what they will be. we are not talking about a major accumulation. this will be what helps usher in the chill. we will end up with a few flurries or snow showers and that is it. maybe a quick dusting out of it and then we're done. wind chills are going to be taking effect as early as 7:00 for car carbon and monroe