d. the the got news is i think everyone knows is what coming and they are getting prepared. take a look at our wind chills. right the now they are low across the delaware valley. in philadelphia it only feels like it is around 11. in the poconos below zero. elsewhere to the north and west in the single numbers. we have a winter weather advisory and that is for snow. that advisory begins tomorrow afternoon, and continues to 7:00 a.m. sunday and for the the entire region. here's the future weather. you can see band of snow will be moving in tomorrow afternoon the hour around 1:00 o'clock. one ban moves through and that goes through early afternoon and here we go at 6:00 a ban moving through philadelphia and then another one poised to move through and these band will drop heavy snow, in a short period of time. this is what we expect, as far as the timing is concerned. between 1:00 and 4:00 o'clock band of snow squals it will be blustery with wind picking up behind this arctic front. between 3:00 and 7:00 another

snow squall, low visibility, slick spot, going out to dinner for your valentines make sure you give yourself a lot of extra time. after 7:00 o'clock that snow tapers, wind gusting to 50 miles an hour and that will lead to high wind watches being posted because of the wind. as far as snow, one to 3 inches expected in philadelphia, as we get further down shore we will look at those amounts right now looks like one but could get higher and then three to 5 inches of snow as you head toward the poconos. back here live you can see, everyone bundled up on independent mall late this afternoon, hats, scarves, mittens, winter boots you name i had, we need it because it will only get worse as the weather gets dangerous over the weekend. we will talk about those wind chills going below zero, potential for damaging wind coming up later in the broadcast, for now, back to you. kathy, thank you so much. stay bundled up, bitter cold is especially dangerous for very young, elderly and people

who have to work in it. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinoneses live at the italian market in south philadelphia with their story, todd. >> reporter: certainly cold is having an impact today it kept vendors here, in the italian market from selling their fruits and vegetables outside. the ice forming along the delaware river our view from chopper three is evidence of mother nature's bitter bite. with your car started this morning, consider yourself lucky, dead car batteries kept triple a busy all day, katie perry's car fell victim to the cold as did her wallet as the delay her dead battery caused this morning also got her a parking ticket. >> this is salt in the wound here. >> it is, yes. a lovely violation. >> reporter: construction workers were envy of few today, back in december anyone who work outside, in his years of experience has taught him the importance of dressing for the the occasion. >> i got plenty of layers on. i got six shirts on, hoodie,

sweater and thermals and the whole bit. >> reporter: from lots of layers to practically none rugu, walk back from the gym in shorts and drew some attention. >> you get used to it. >> reporter: thinks nothing. >> nothing. >> reporter: why wear a jacket. >> it is still pretty cold. it is still cold. >> reporter: unlike people who have to work outside in the cold to take we found plenty of runners out the here by choice along kelly drive. >> i think i'm pretty crazy. the it is not bad if you keep moving. >> reporter: but you have to keep moving a lot in these colder temperatures. despite cold temperatures this weekend i'm told tomorrow especially being valentines day that the vendors will be out here outside tomorrow selling their fruits and vegetables along south ninth street. reporting live from south philadelphia, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully they have many, many layers todd, thank you. track weather in your neighborhood by down loading the cbs philly weather app great time to do it. get latest forecast and check

live radar anytime, down load that app right now on google will play and i tunes. fire fighters battled frigid temperatures to put out a house fire along the jersey shore and as carol erickson found they were fighting fire with ice. >> reporter: friday the 13th first light revealed frozen one ice encapsulated and fire destroyed mansion next to an empty spot that had been a spacious mansion under construction. the late thursday night fire started there before spreading, the spotted by a patrolman blocks away. the three alarmer, taking it to the ground. fire fighters had to battle not just the flames, but their own the water supply in sub zero wind chills. >> making snow, there was ice immediately. it was that cold last night. all spray that came off of the hose lines froze before they hit the ground. >> reporter: on ice sealed fifth street over 100 cape may county fire fighters, many volunteer, kept their fooding

and hoses flowing long enough to contain the fire of unknown cause by 3:00 a.m. cracking through the morning after ice takes even longer this fire truck needs a torch and the water to break up a frozen stabilizer. >> we will get it back to the firehouse. >> reporter: in this pricey bay area have of multi million-dollar houses known as the fingers of avalon most are for summer use and unoccupied as fire ruin houses were but this woman who lived three doors away when the weather is good, came back fast to check out her flash frozen neighborhood. >> it is horrible to see this devastation. >> reporter: two total losses ice sculpture car avalon, cooler by the mile, more than living up to the slogan. in avalon, carol erickson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in bensalem bucks county fire fighters battling fire, and ice, this particular fire broke out this morning the at a mobile home in the 400 block of wicker avenue in bensalem.

no reports of any injuries from there, and the cause of that fire is under investigation. and a driver loses control, flipping a car on its roof on the schuylkill expressway. chopper three over that scene, these are northbound lanes near the montgomery avenue exit earlier today. we are told a 19 year-old man was taken to the hospital, but no other vehicles were involved, the cause of that crash is also under investigation. chestnut street was shut down temporarily this morning when pieces of a marble sign came loose and crashed to the ground. the tonight officials say cold weather could to be blame. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live on the scene with new details walt. >> reporter: jessica workers and neighbors on this busy stretch of 15th and chestnut were shocked when they saw overnight huge chunks of marble had come crashing down on the sidewalk they normally use. fortunately because of the hour of that collapse, nobody was hurt. when they saw the chunks of marble that crashed down,

after breaking off a building from 15th and chestnut, those who used this busy stretch of sidewalk almost every day, were stunned. >> oh, wow. that is scary. that is very scare. >> reporter: fortunately when nearly a third of the old sign ripped away, tearing through an awning and shattering below it was midnight and fewer people were outside in the bitter cold. it is exact spot where neighbor dominic, walks her baby every day. >> it is kind of scary. that is a very old building. it the is very scary that that happened. could have killed somebody. >> reporter: this partial collapse is second on a busy center city street in less than three weeks. january 27th at this lulu lemon's store a block away bricks falling from an adjoining building crashed into the store, injuring three people. >> this is so sad they need to do something to these old buildings. >> reporter: l and i record showed this building whose

owners could not be reached for comment had never been cited for any violations as workers removed the heavy chunks of marble to be analyzed l and i officials say preliminarily it appears moisture got behind the stone and freezing forced it to peel away, the same cause as the previous collapse around the corner. >> it really is scary. the city has to do something about our infrastructure as things are falling apart. >> reporter: back live you can see that the 23rd of that sign remains above the sidewalk. l and i officials say they will be taking action in the near future to try to make sure that it is either shourd up, and secured, or totally removed. as of right now the sidewalk is blocked so no one is in danger beneath it. live at 15th and chestnut i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a deadly shooting involving a pennsylvania state trooper is under investigation in berks county.

deadly confrontation happened early this morning on rare street in reading. authorities say that were there to serve arrest warrant for richard car-len and sharrie griffin both wanted in arizona during that raid a trooper opened fire killing carolyn. they awaited extradition to, air zone. just into "eyewitness news", medford police arrested two suspects wanted in the home inn racial and robbery. investigators say urie ridgeway and willie hyman, home invasion, and took off with his stolen car. police locate that had home in mount holly and arrested ridgeway on thursday. hyman was arrested today. they are charge with assault and robbery. well to day governor tom wolf suspended use of the death penalty in pennsylvania. he says he wants to review a full report on capital punishment in the state. governor called the currencies tell of capitol punishment, flawed. the the pennsylvania district attorney's association and the pennsylvania state troopers

association are strongly opposing the governor's moratorium. however, philadelphia's archbishop charles chaput says he supports it. there are currently 186 people on death row in pennsylvania, and however the commonwealth had has not executed anyone since 1999. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" 59c students lucky to be alive after a frightening ride on a runaway cool bus. they were trapped for 15 minutes making frantic calls for help. a mystery solved, boater disappears for months. he was suspect of staging an accident, faking his death, we are live with new developments tonight. plus, brand new wedding gowns from 100 to $300 i'm three on your side jim donovan coming up how bride on budget can say yes to

too many love will be in the eras a.m. celebrate valentines day, you we know it is tomorrow. >> it is on the calendar now. >> the day will involve shopping for a wedding dress. >> consumer reporter jim donovan tells bus one sale that allows bride to toss a bouquet but not their budget. >> reporter: bridal gowns can be very expensive but tomorrow. >> brand new gowns start at $99 you you won't find a single one more than 300. >> reporter: goodwill store on route 70 in pennsauken, new jersey hosted its seventh annual bridal avenue sale. >> we slice from it area

bridal boutiques and manufacturers as well, we have alfred angelo, we have maggie, we have aria. >> reporter: over 200 brand new gowns will be on sale at a fraction on of their original price. >> many of original price tags you can see tags of $2,500 surplussed inventory, sample dresses that are used to try on in the salon and they can be past season. >> reporter: in sizes two to 30 plus. >> we have gently used gowns and they start at only $49. there are beautiful ones for those who wanting to green. >> reporter: with bride made flower girl and mother on have the bride dress's veilable too, perfectly price todd not break the bank. the sale runs all day tomorrow from 9:00a m to 9:00 p.m. but in the past line forms at 6:00 a.m. so earlier, the the better the selection. money raised go back in the goodwill job training program. they only have a handful of dressing room you may want to wear a body suit or swimsuit. >> yes. >> it will be crazy. >> there is in shame.

>> 6:00 a.m. with these temperatures hey, bride will do anything to save some money. >> and that is true. >> all right exactly. >> jim, thank you. >> you are welcome. well the science, behind on line dating, that is coming up, health reporter stephanie stahl will take a look at what works, and what dozen when it does come to digital dating success. >> this is opening weekend of the hotly anticipated 50 shade of gray, movie goers are curious despite the the controversy that i some story line may go too far. i'm pat ciarrocchi i'll have that story coming up. as all this cold weather have you dreaming about spring. here's something to look forward to find out what the phillies pack up this morning and sent to spring training, th

if you can believe it, the boston area is bracing, for more snow. another blizzard threatens to dump a foot or more from areas still buried from the last storm. flooding is an issue in coastal area. keeping track of all this this will be four storms in three weeks for new england. much of the area running out of places to put the the snow that it has cleared from the roads. >> four storms there and all just monster storms too really big storms. if you have been outside today, you know the cold the wind everything combined is brutal and now we're gearing up for valentines day snow of

our own. >> meteorologist kathy orr is with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab in olde city this afternoon, kathy? >> reporter: it is cold to say the are least but we know it will be colder and i'm watching everybody come a across the the crosswalk and they have scarves, mittens and they are ready. they are heeding the warning. i have gloves. thermal underwear long coat, even my snow boots. we are ready for snow cold and so is maureen. he stopped to talk to me. what is your checklist, gloves. >> i have four sweaters on underneath,. >> two scarves. >> legins, boots, two pairs of socks. >> you are ready, wow what do you think about the cold. >> i don't like it. >> what do you think about what is coming. >> i don't like it, i'm not going out you will stay in for valentines day. >> you be comfortable and careful. >> thank you. >> thanks for stopping by. have a safe weekend. >> just like maureen everybody getting bundled up, ready to hunker down, a a good week

toned stay indoors. look what the mobile weather lab says. temperature is 23. the wind is making it feel so much colder. lets go outside to our live neighborhood network and it takes to us palmyra cove where we got a call from a friend of mine that works in the cove. guess what, we have ice forming on the delaware. if you look closely along the jersey side you can see ice forming along the shore and occasionally a few ice chunks rolling by. wind northwest there at 11 miles an hour there storm scan three it is cold but clear. we have clear skies. nothing in our area right now but as we pan a little will bit off to the north and west you can see great lakes some snow. that is our next clipper. with it an arctic front bringing polar air and that wind so strong it will turn dangerous, late inert weekend. here's what it feels like. eleven in philadelphia temperatures in the poconos we are at minus five in reading, it feels like it the is seven. we are going down big time.

as we look further to the the north and west, even colder in state college, it feels like five, and buffalo, seven below and that is tip of the iceberg. this is what will happen. late tonight we will see area of low pressure get closer from the great lakes this clipper will be swinging through tomorrow afternoon. on saturday you can see the snow a associated with it. behind that, the air is so cold, that those wind will be gusting to 50, even 60 miles an hour. in the wake of it. you can see on sunday those lines, lining up verticalcally over philadelphia. that means an intense wind arctic high pressure will be building in. so this is what we expect for saturday. when that arctic front swings through we will talk about one to 3 inches of snow, a sat the day, into the evening. wind gusting to 50. reduced visibility if you are going out for valentines day and look for icy spots. saturday night right through sunday afternoon we expect whipping wind, that could turn dangerous.

that is why we have a high wind watch in effect. sunday expect gusts, 50 to 60 anything outside secure we could lose trees and have a few scattered outages. the it is unbelievable the the weather we will experience over the next 24 hours. overnight low 16, during the day tomorrow, not intensely cold but that is when we see snow and wind crank and then on the three day forecast sunday is frigid monday, the morning low is two, and we are talking about a record of two, and that was setback in 1888. back here live, it is a busy night. everybody tries to get home, getting ready for wild weather this weekend. we will be back with more news after this.

it is 55 degrees tonight in clearwater florida. it is not the the middle of summer there by any means but it beats. >> whatever this is. >> whatever you want to call this. >> phillies are heading south for spring training and "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer was there this morning as crews loaded up the truck. >> reporter: inside the phillies clubhouse, bins, bags and a hallway full of boxes as the team packs up and he helped south the for spring training. >> hopefully we will get it done in four hours, take the afternoon off, and travel day tomorrow and unload it sunday. >> reporter: 53-foot truck headed to clearwater florida pulled into citizens bank park around 8:00 friday morning within minutes the supplies came rolling through. >> you put heavy trunks on first, and containers and separate it like we can, luggage all together makes it easier. >> reporter: all hand kind of day on deck here in the ballpark and that includes us roving reporters. these bags are heavy n all they are toting 2400 baseball

1200 bats, 150 pairs of gloves, just as many helmets and 10,000 power ate cups just in case they get thirsty. the pants socks, shorts bikes and golf clubs. who could forget fanatic's hot dog shooter. he was lending a hand w each box a remind their opening day is just around the corner. >> it is a sign that warm weather is ahead and baseball coming. >> reporter: official start april 6th, opening day. nicole brewer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". are you looking forward to spring training, in the upcoming season? connect with us on facebook or twitter, use the hash tag cbs-3 chat. all new next at 5:30 a frightening ride some students won't soon forget. eleven children trapped on a runaway school bus and it is all caught on tape. a man presume missing in the waters behind longport turns up alive, i'm's cleve bryan, coming up, how the mayor of longport plans to hold this person accountable for allegedly faking his own death. and then new at

6:00 growing concern over the measles, the pennsylvania senator is outlining a plan in an effort to get more people in the keystone state vaccinated. our health reporter stephanie stahl takes

here's some of the day's top stories officials say freezing cold, may to be blame for a marble sign, partially crumbling and then collapsing on to walnut street. l and i investigators are looking into whether the freezing moisture may have caused the sign to separate from the building. no one was hurt. those chunks did tear through an awning before crashing to the ground. well, the icy aftermath here after fire fighters bring a house fire under control in avalon, cape may county. this house was under construction that caught fire overnight and spread to an adjoining house no one was hurt. the causes under investigation. the cold will stick around. commuters were bundled up head to toe at 69th street station in upper darby today, kate. unfortunately it will feel worse, much worse today, on sun dane and it is all thanks to this clipper system that is in moving through tomorrow with some dangerous liz cold snow squals out and about driving in them in our area a few inches of snow, perhaps

and then that system will ramp up off the coast of new england bringing us strong wind. winter weather an ad risery has been issued for chance of snow tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 p.m. i will tell you how strong those wind will get and a very old record that may come down. the that is coming up in a bit, guess contact. >> thanks very much. new at 5:30 it is a mystery making national headlines, a champion power boat racer whom authorities suspect of staging a boat accident to avoid police resurfaces. tonight investigators tell "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is that they want answer from his andrew biddell. >> reporter: nick loose owe is furious he was are rescuers in the mid of the night last july looking for andrew biddle after a boat biddle was in crashed on the rocks behind longport. thursday biddle turned himself in with no explanation where he has been all these months. >> i was than the totally shocked but i just can't help but think that this was just

an unconsciousnable act if this is true that this accident was actually staged. >> reporter: biddle's friend justin bells told authorities that biddle disappeared into the water a after the two struck a channel marker. many found unbelievable biddle a boat racing champion could crash a slow moving pontoon boat. within weeks word spread to egg harbor township police believe biddle was on the run because of an outstanding fraud charges with his boat business. since biddle posted bond and he was never placed in jail, we stopped in his house. no answer but we did see a figure inside. moments after we arrived owe did a pizza delivery. if biddle was inside he opted to skip lunch rather to be seen on camera. one of the things that, bothers public safety officials is that anyone of the rescuers could have gotten hurt, falling down while they climbed on the jetty, at night. >> i commend the people that worked on this that put their lives at stake to try to rescue someone who is non-existent.

>> reporter: the mayor says he will pursue charges against both biddle and bells if they conspired to stage the boating accident n longport, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, now to a bus ride that students in minnesota won't soon forget. eleven children were trapped on this runaway school bus, after their driver suffered a in medical emergency and lost control. our correspondent marley hall says its was i a a terrifying ordeal and it was all caught on tape. >> reporter: eleven students are lucky to be alive, the children ranging in age from six to 14 were on their way home from school in minnesota a on wednesday when their driver suffered a medical emergency and lost control of the bus. >> a sheriff's deputy saw the bus, weaving erratically and tried to intervene. her dash cam recorded the scary ride. >> first inside the vehicle, in its lane a little bit and then it is not right and then she was turning her lights on trying to stop but then it became more pronounced. >> reporter: the the bus was

traveling at 40 miles an hour and at one point it swerved in the ditch, almost tipped over and made it back on the road. the deputy tried to warn on coming traffic. >> getting around the the bus in the opposite lane to alert vehicle also that were a a head of the bus that there was some problem on the roadway there to get them to get out of the way. >> reporter: one driver of the road backed into a driveway to avoid a head on crash. state trooper eventually used stop sticks to get the bus to stop in a ditch. the terrifying ride went on for 5 miles and lasted 14 minutes. kid on the bus used their cell phones to call nine # one, and their parents during the ordeal. the 68 year-old bus driver was rush to the hospital. none of the kid on the bus were hurt. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wow, a day they will never forget there is no word tonight on the condition of that bus driver. well, now lets take a look at this a man crashed in the car, crashed a car rather in a

barrier in front of the u.s. consulate in shanghai, china thinks surveillance video showing a police officer being thrown into the the air by the impact of that crash last night. he suffered minor injuries as for the driver, he told officials that he felt he was being chased by assassins and wanted to get some attention. and a 19 year-old man is charged with second degree murder after police say he shot and killed two people at a mardi gras parade in new orleans. police say an argument spurred that shooting that happened around 10:00 last night. officers were stationed nearby and they quickly apprehended the suspect. new orleans will host several parade daily until mardi gras which is tuesday. >> local dead beat parents and others without standing warrants are feeling effects of friday the the 13th. the philadelphia sheriff's office rounded up 42 people in what they called operation dead beat sweep. authorities say that those who were a arrested have outstanding warrants for everything from domestic violence, to dui charges to

unpaid child support. >> the old child support pay it. there is $187,000 that we were able to bring people in who owe this debt. >> this was a collective law enforcement effort that included officers from bucks, chester, and delaware counties. developing right now, the governor of oregon resigned just about an hour ago amid a corruption scandal. governor john had faced mounting calls to quit. the reports indicated his fiance advised the governor on energy policy while getting paid by a group advocating on that issue. the oregon secretary of state kate brown becomes a new governor's effective wednesday. twenty-two marines had to be treated for gas exposure following a training accident in california on thursday. nineteen of those men have been treated and released but three were kept overnight. officials say those marines were on board an amphibious assault vehicle will when equipment malfunctioned and that caused fire extinguishers

to go on. it is relatively safe but it can cause breathing problems in high concentrations. well, death of the 60 minutes correspondent bob simon is being ruled an accident. the medical examiner in new york said today that simon died from blunt force injuries to his head and body. he wasn't wearing a seat belt when the the car in which he was riding collided with another car in manhattan on wednesday night. the law does not require passengers in chauffeured vehicles to wear seat belts. well, journalism world is mourning the loss of the new york times media columnist david carr tonight, he collapsed in his office last night. this footage is from cbs this morning where car made an appearance earlier this week. the medical examiner's office plans to look into his death david carr was just 58 years old. we have nothing short of a busy friday at 5:37. we will go outside first and start off on the schuylkill expressway right around city

avenue. you can see completely jammed and completely crawling westbound toward king of prussia area same story heading eastbound in the center city from the schuylkill expressway as well. on i-95 right around girard looking like just a real serious jam here heading southbound toward center city area northbound lanes not doing too much better as well. we have accident that have been popping up getting ready to list them carney's point township on route 140 eastbound the ramp is closed in to the new jersey turnpike southbound, at upper chichester township route 322 at chichester avenue car fire there with police on the scene directing traffic around the incident. in delaware on i-95 northbound at route 896 an accident there and currently in the middle of an opening burlington bristol bridge take the tacony palmyra to get by if you want to avoid some residual delays. for septa a market frankford line is dealing with no a or b service, trains making autopsy stops. check and see if you are affect. otherwise new jersey transit path the co speed line running

on time with no delays chris and jessica back over to you. no luck with on line dating, still to come here at 5:00, health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the science that could get you the date you really want. it is a steamy movie that is sizzling into theaters, first reviews are in for 50 shades of gray and why some people say it the promoteses domestic violence, kate. we have wild week toned talk b snow for your valentines day and then things go further downhill after the snow moves out we will talk about damaging wind and brutal cold, a lot to that you can about, we will have details coming up with the seven day forecast when we come right

millions of fans are expected to see, 50 shades of gray, the big screen adoption of the mega popular thrilling that opened up in theaters at midnight. that is a film that is expected to gross nearly hundred million-dollar just this weekend. >> a lot of money there. >> but as our pat ciarrocchi reports, the movie is sparking a little bit of controversy. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: fifty shades of gray isn't yoor ordinary romantic fantasy film but it is romance, intertwined with raw sexual desires and experimentation. this opening weekend brought

women who read the thrilling and filled with an intense curiosity to a friday afternoon movie. >> the way he courted her throughout the book it was great. >> i could visualize everything in the book they actually put it out there. very, very detailed like in the book. >> reporter: playroom that fulfills desires of the attractive billion air christian gray with his sexually inexperienced partner anastasia steel. >> i think when consenting adults are involved intimately if they agree to whatever it is, it is fine. if there is no agreement then that is something different. >> reporter: interest in masscy that inflicts pain has raised red flags about domestic violence against women. >> we have a film that is glorifying basically legitimizing violence against woman. >> reporter: fifty shade is fiction. philadelphia psychologist doctor monica mandel, read the thrilling and intend to see the film. >> in the the book you were looking at it in terms of what

he desired and what she knew he desired and there was always a threshold where she could say stop. >> reporter: with millions of books sold movie theaters are seeing dollar sciences specially over valentines day weekend. that is why a theater like this in philadelphia is showing this movie, 27 times, each day. >> on a scale of one to ten, i thought it was a ten. loved it. fabulous. >> reporter: making for 50 shade of green too. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what do you think of all this? do you plan to see it? you are already. connect with us on facebook and twitter, use hash tag cbs-3 chat and new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com.

. sunday is deadline to sign up for health care through the affordable care act. president obama is making push for last minute enrollment he teamed up with buzz feed to create this video. at last count more than 7 million people select a plan or were automatically reenrolled. well meantime the white house announced the creation of the new intelligence june to it fight computers and on line threats. they called this the cyber threat intelligence

integration center. officials cited the attack against sony pictures as their motivation for creating this agency and the president spoke about it today at stanford university. >> i'm signing a new executive order to promote even more information sharing about cyber threats, both within the private sector and between government and the private sector. it will encourage more companies, industries to set up organizations hubs, so you can share information with each other. >> america's defense agencies do have existing cyber units but no single will government entity is responsible for coordinating threat assessments and responses. well, we've got a lot to talk about in the weather department. lets get to it. we will start off with right now because this may be the most quiet period from tonight into tomorrow morning that we will have for the next several days. it is quiet outside on storm scan three but let me show you our troublemaker our next storm, right here moving through great lakes, with some snow and notice how this snow is intensifying a little bit

this will swing down our direction and then move off the coast and then eventually intensify, pretty rapidly off the coast of new england, once again, this could be a major storm for boston area but it will impact us with both snow and then strong wind around the back edge of the storm as it intensifies. lets check with our eyewitness weather watch tours take a peak at these cold temperatures. it was brutal outside this morning. win have started to die down, we will start off with phil, in philadelphia chestnut hill section of the city 22, reporting right now with some sun. he said clear sky and cold night ahead. i want to show you this photo that phil sent in. love this picture. you can see ducks and ducklings and jumping off the shelf to get in the water and phil says these ducks must be cold. that must be frigid water. they are doing it, out there, swimming around enjoying a sunny but very cold day. we will check in with new jersey, 18 in chats worth with mark reporting a clear sky there heading down in the first state of delaware and look at one more observation this is from shawndoor in

newark reporting 21 degrees a lot of sunshine and he says let's send thoughts and prayers in boston. snow overload. they will get it worse then we are. lets take a look up in the poconos right now and thinks area that may get most snow with the system tomorrow over 3 inches could fall in the poconos region. that would be welcomed to skiers and snow borders a at least, jack frost big boulder looking like plenty of snow right there right now. when does the storm come in. this will be tomorrow afternoon. so tonight into tomorrow morning, generally quiet time frame and then watch what happened, a few snow showers start to develop, by 1:00. one band moves through. another round of snow showers comes through around 5:00 and then we are watching the the arctic front, that thinks right here. it will come through like a squall line of thunderstorms would in the summertime and produce heavy rain, precipitation, that is what we will get with this last band that comes through and eventually will push down the shore. there could be a brief intensification of the snowfall rates down the shore as well late saturday night. the behind that it storm heads

up toward new england where it will rapidly intensify and then the wind become part of the equation. we are looking at models here and seeing a close conn sense us from an inch to two and a half inches. so general one to 3 inches is expected in philadelphia and surrounding area, with these snow squals coming through tomorrow afternoon and evening, higher amounts three to 5 inches possible around mount pocono, new york city long island portions of coastal new jersey, less as we head down into delaware. then lets talk about the win. wind will come out of the south and southwest out a ahead of the arctic cold front. you can see wind picking up to the west. watch what happens? 7:00 o'clock we have south wind. by 10:00 it is a very strong north and westerly wind and that will be with us right through the the day on sunday these are sustained wind by the the way, 41 miles an hour in wildwood at times, gusts over 50 miles an hour. after we get rid of the winter weather advisory a high wind watch will go in effect saturday night into sunday afternoon. wind sustained 20 to 30 miles

an hour. gusts at 50 to 60 miles an hour. that can bring down trees prebranches and power lines. we will be concerned about power outages on unday especially because it will be so cold it will feel sub zero, by early sunday morning and then monday morning we could be challenging a record. morning low, two measly degrees, that is the the record from 1888. that record has been in place for a very long time. over a hundred years. that may be tied on monday morning. so, let hope for no power outages sunday because 19 degrees with that wind chill would not feeling good if you didn't have heat in your home. always check on people you know that may need help staying warm in weather like this we have snow saturday the strong dangerous wind on sunday, very cold start to president's day and then things get better. the next time to watch tuesday night into wednesday morning for chance of the little will more snow chris, back over to you. >> kate, thank you. well to day is friday the 13th, and fuzz are not spook out by that why not, skate with zombies. here's a zombies skate tonight

at ice rink at dilworth park. you can skate to spooky music and get your picture taken with some zombies between 7:00 and 10:00 o'clock tonight. that is at the park right outside philadelphia's city hall. check out this really cool time lapse video of the sun. nasa released the images in celebration of the solar dynamic observatory's fifth year in space. the sdo provides detailed images of the earth facing side of the sun, 24 hours a day. >> wow. >> trending now, a digital choir of 300 mobile hand sets and tablets belted out beethoven's oh to joy to shoppers in tokyo to shop tours day in tokyo. >> ♪ >> the collection of smart phones and tablets performed in uni son as part of the valentines day celebration. a sensor enabled shop tours conduct the choir and the bigger the arm gestures i like these right there the the more

hand sets joined in, which is really cool i think. >> that is a great set up. beethoven would be very confuse budd impressed by that. >> kind of wowed by the whole thing. >> who hasn't wanted to conduct an orchestra of some sort. >> and have them respond to you. >> that guy was into it. he was making sweeping gestures. >> well done, sir. >> that is what it is all about. >> coming up on line dating decoded, finally, health reporter stephanie stahl looks at the science behind a successful profile. >> she will have tips that you can use right the now next.

just in time for valentines day a new study object successful, than line dating, they say that certain word are more likely to lead to love while others turnout to be a bit of the turn off. >> thinks important information here. health reporter stephanie stahl has more the on the internet's abc of love. >> reporter: screen name fun to be with has universal appeal it is playful, it starts with the the letter at the top of the alphabet which is most important accord together new research on successful on line dating. >> human nature is such that

we consider things off the top as being high value. >> reporter: this professor of queen university in london analyzed 80 stud toys determine the best way to find love in the digital world. >> women appear to like intelligence and bravery, far more where as, men appear to like physical attraction. >> reporter: okay. so some things never change. even with digital dating. the here's how it translates on line. men are more attracted to descriptions like blondeie and cutie. woman like men who say they are culture. study found that people are naturally drawn to word easy to pronounce. ease of information processing increases like ability what about turn offs. love should avoid names like little or bug. they carry negative connotations. being positive pays off. instead of saying you are hilarious the study a says using clever humor is more attractive. >> these concepts would also be true for person to person

interaction. >> reporter: there is more when it comes to photos genuine smiles that crinkle the eyes get more responses. new research found women who wear red and tilt their head just a little get more attention, from men. now that researcher whom i talked to in london via skype he tested this new finding on his best friend who is now in love. >> wow. >> he said it totally works. we will have more on all this on facebook and twitter. >> can we talk about blonde and cutie, really. >> really. >> well, i like it that the girls though respond to cultured. >> yes. put your best foot forward, whatever it may be. >> yes. >> tilt your head to the side. >> just a little. >> stephanie, thanks. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 even with layers, it still feels uncomfortably cold outside. but it is not just dangerous cold that kathy orr is tracking live from olde city kathy? >> no, not just the cold, jessica, we're talking about

snow. and by tomorrow evening at this time city streets will be cover with it, from heavy burst of snow with the winter weather advisory and then wind gusting to dangerous levels. we will have all that coming up with the seven day forecast. kathy, thanks. then new at 6:00 for very first time we are seeing dash cam video of the moments after a deadly police involved shooting in new jersey, we will have that, plus we will hear the 911 call that led to it all. >> plus huge chunks of marble come down on a center city sidewalk investigative reporter walt hunter goes searching for answers now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we will begin tonight with dangerous cold freezing temperatures, and, on top of that brutal wind chills have taken over the delaware valley. tonight, we're also talking about a 1/2 winter punch, not

only bitter blast but snow, for valentines day. winter is making a bold statement this weekend. good evening i'm yes, sir contact dean. i'm chris may. we have live team coverage of the dangerous cold. we will get out to meteorologist kathy orr live in other old neighborhood in olde city track how long this bitter blast will be around kathy. >> this is the most intense three day part of the winter, we have ever seen, we're talking about saturday sunday and monday and could link inner to tuesday with more snow. but first lets talk about the cold. everyone out here in olde city that we have spoken to is prepared, they know, that this is just a beginning. on storm scan three we are looking at clear skies but look at the temperature, only 22 degrees and wind chills they are already, will get dangerous over the weekend. look at the current numbers in philadelphia our wind chills sits at the 11:00. that is in the city. we are looking at seven in allentown. in the poconos, five below. that is what it feels like right now. this isn't