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right now at 11:00 o'clock dangerously low temperatures grip the region and it's only going to get worse. we may be waking up to record lows. all throughout the night we've been dealing with powerful winds and subzero wind chills we're tracking more snow on the way. good evening everyone. i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us tonight. all arch diocesan elementary schools in philadelphia will be closed tomorrow because of the dangerous cold. and on top of it all a winter storm watch has been issued as well as we track more snow for monday night. let's get right to meteorologist justin drabick he's been very busy tonight. he has more on the possible record cold and that snow. justin? that's right, natasha. still tracking gusty winds across the dealing. dealing with brutal wind chills overnight. not nearly as last night. probably kept you up in many locations across the region but these were our peak wind gusts

early sunday morning. we made it up to 66 miles per hour in cape may. brandywine in new cass sole county, delaware, coming in over 60 miles per hour. 59 in vineland, new jersey, reported gusts as well as bush kill township in northampton county and philadelphia international airport had gust at 54 miles per hour earlier today. here's where we are right now. about 25 to 30 miles per hour gusts currently so they are coming down but still it brings nasty wind chills into the region. wind chill advisory continues until 11:00 o'clock monday morning. wind chills down around minus 10 to 20 degrees overnight. into the first half of the monday. this is what it feels like right now. minus four on exposed skin in philadelphia. minus nine in atlantic city. minus 16 in reading and 33 degrees below zero what it feels like in mount pocono. here are the record low temperatures to beat tomorrow morning. allentown i don't think you'll get that cold minus seven but reading, trenton, ill philadelphia, wilmington atlantic city low single digits that. would be breakable and look at these years these were set.

a long standing record. if you have to go back to the 1800's for some of these locations. tomorrow morning we'll wake up to single digits this is not factoring in the wind. below zero north and west of the city. dry on storm scan3. high pressure over us right now clear skies but there's our next storm system track across the mid atlantic tomorrow night into tuesday morning. with a cold air in place we're talking about another round of snow winter storm watch will go into effect for monday evening through tuesday morning for all of new jersey, delaware and philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. we'll time out that storm system and talk about how much snow coming up in the full forecast in a few more minutes minutes. gnat. >> justin thanks so much. dangerously cold temperatures mean that all around the city authorities are trying to make sure now that the city's homeless are inside and out of the cold. our team three coverage continues tonight with matt rivers in center city philadelphia with more. matt. >> reporter: nat shaat city has issued a code blue in response to these temperatures allowing them to free up more resources to help the city's most vulnerable populations.

for ice skaters sunday' cold meant wearing an extra level. minor thought amidst a day of skating at the river rink along penn's landing. for most here, thankfully the cold was at worse just an inconvenience. for others though it is truly about survival. >> life-threatening conditions so tonight is not a normal night. tonight is a very serious situation. >> reporter: sister mary scullion runs project home ton night partnering with the city they had five different crews responding to calls throughout the area trying to get the homeless to come indoors. as you might imagine it's been busy g some guy just called about a guy under the overeyes. >> reporter: report trying to get people inside can be more challenging. some who live on the streets are skeptical of help. on a night like tonight single digit temperatures subzero wind chills their mission is easier. >> tonight, lit literally people are chasing down the vans. people devil want to come n. >> reporter: we know we're not telling you something you don't

already know. homeless people face increaseed threats when the temperature drops but for those who see it up close they want to make sure that the issue stays top of mind mind. >> i think that today more than ever people recognize that horrible things happen and we have to help each other in times of need. >> reporter: again just to reinforce that notion if you see someone in need of assistance over the neck several days please do not hesitate to contact the authorities. we're live in center city to newark matt rivers cbs3 eyewitness news. >> all right matt, thank you so much. cbsphilly.com is your cold weather resource guide from up to the minute weather conditions to winter weather tips all on our website cbsphilly.com. the cold isn't bad enough, the region is also now dealing with damaging winds. check out the steeple of the burholme baptist church on cottman avenue in northeast philly. the 115-year-old steeple was knocked over by powerful gusts of wind earlier.

thankfully no one was injured. high wind gusts were whipping as high as 50 miles an hour strong enough to topple trees as well. as "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson shows us, one of those trees smashed into a delaware county home. >> reporter: on a day where the stripes appear to be clinging to the stars a windy war memorial is about as positive as it gets. >> cut the house in half. >> reporter: this was a day where the wind ruined a home in nearly extinguished four lives. >> opening that door was horrifying. it was horrifying. >> reporter: early sunday, was a morning when dennis star was convinceed he'd soon be burying his daughter and two grandchildren. >> i was expecting some death i thought i lost my grandchildren. i thought my grandson was dead. report roar star lives just down the road from this. his daughter's home leveled by an uprooted tree. police say at about 1:00 sunday morning wind gusts upwards of 50 miles an hour toppled that aging tree somehow it's trunk and barges just missing the

family of four. >> it just missed his bed by inches. my granddaughter was in my daughter's arms. she was trapped. she had all the rubble from the ceiling on top of her. >> reporter: back in philadelphia another example of these extreme winds take a look. this time a tree splits right in the middle lands on top of this apartment complex. nobody hurt. but another scare. east falls resident ida hopes it's a day she doesn't need to leave the car. >> it's terrible. it's a terrible wind. report roar contractor jay buck is working in it. he says it's a day you don't want to mess with. >> stay home. wait until it warms up. >> reporter: this sunday a good day to take jay's advice. in east falls, steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> high winds also caused problems down the shore. this eyewitness cam photo shows part of the roof of the seeward hotel in stone harbor on the ground. there was also damage to a store there as well. after what appears to be a large

sign that came toppling down. remember you can send us your eyewitness photos by using the cbs philly web app and also use it to check live radar and get weather alerts when they're issued. that's available now on google play and i tunes. also get the latest on the forecast tomorrow morning with meteorologist katie fehlinger. she'll have more on the possible record cold temperatures plus new information about the impending snow. the news starts at 4:30. now new information tonight in a deadly crash in chester county. we've learned now the identity of the teenaged victims charlotte and miles hannigan a brother and sister were killed in this crash and we're also now learning a 25-year-old driver has been chargeed. cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 has more. >> reporter: it was a cold blustery valentine's day evening when witnesses say the driver of a white truck came barreling down route 100 in exton. >> he was flying through the

intersection with it being red lights you can't help but notice. report roar the truck whizzed pass tom and his family as they drove down pottstown pike. >> i called 911 because of how crazy he was driving. >> reporter: when they arrived at north ship road worst fears became reality. >> where are our kids? >> police say the white truck crashed in a mini van carrying six passengers at that intersection. it ejected two teenaged passengers several hundred feet where they died. >> i pulled up my car and tried to run over to help the family in the mini van and i saw the girl on the side of the road. >> now all that remains is mangled rode signs a tattered seat and twisted metal the four other passengers were taken to the hospital. >> that brings me to tears. i'm the mother of teenage children. >> police arrested 25-year-old thomas moore the driver of the pickup truck. prosecutors charged him with homicide by vehicle dui and other crimes.

in exton sherri greg kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news" news". well the downington area school district issue this statement saying in part, "words cannot express the sadness that our school community is feeling at this time. our sincere condolences thoughts and prayers go out to the hannah began friends and familiar who'll are dealing with this horrific tragedy ". charlotte was a junior the downingtown high school west and miles a graduate. police are also investigate a deadly crash in philadelphia's ogontz neighborhood. officers say two cars collided on ogontz and west fisher avenues this afternoon. one person was killed. another rushed to the hospital. there's no word on a second victim's condition tonight. developing now alleged isis militants release a video they claim shows the beheading of nearly two dozen kitchens in libya. the video shows hostages being led along a beach in orange jump suits similar to those worn by others captured by isis.

21 egyptian christians were kidnapped in libya last month. the victims all force to do their knees before being simultaneously executeed. danish police meantime they shoot and kill a man early this morning they believe this suspect carried out attacks at a free speech event and a copenhagen synagogue. officials have not identified the man but say it is possible that he was imitating the terror tax last month in paris. two men were killed. five police officers were wounded in the attacks. israel's prime minister condemn the attack. the time it is running out to enroll for 2015 coverage under the affordable care act. the deadline happens in the overnight hours at 2:59 monday morning. you don't have to complete the application but you must at least start it by the deadline. those who don't have health insurance face financial

penalties. stay with us everyone. still ahead the future of drones. why the unmanned aircraft may soon become a part of every day life. the new rules being proposed in washington. justin? >> reporter:. we're dealing with newer record low temperatures overnight tonight. then more snow on the way arrives for monday night. those details coming up in the "eyewitness weather" forecast. >> plus, this is no boloney. we'll tell you where the oscar mayer wean near mobile crashed and straight ahead in sports the phillies equipment truck has arrived in clearwater. lesley has the details plus a message to ruben amaro to all the fans ou (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it.

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>> northeast can't catch a break these days. boston's mayor is asking people to stay home while crews dig out of a fresh foot of snow and this

brings the city's three-week total to 7 feet. this is boston's snow west month since recordkeeping back in 1872 just like us northeast residents are dealing with bone-chilling weather. >> it's new england just laugh and enjoy it. have i to come out gone to work. i don't get the option no you can't come in. we're a pharmacy and you go the to stay open for emergencies and stuff like that. >> massachusetts has called up hundreds of national guard troops hoping no help with the snow removal process. speaking of snow, storm system that's moving over the central us headed our way and it's expected to bring accumulateing snow meteorologist justin drabick is tracking all of that for us and has the full forecast in just a few minutes. now, oscar mayer weiner whoops in comer land county penn much the company saying the weiner mobile crashed slamming into a pole. you can see both the bun and dog parts of the vehicle were smashed up but luckily no unwas

hurt. also now the federal aviation administration has released its long awaited proposed rules on the use of pilot less drones. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette reports from new york. >> reporter: you may be seeing many more of these in the coming years. drones sipping around in the skies. the federal aviation administration finally released its proposal for remote controlled aircraft to share the skies with passenger planes. the new rule boss require drones to be less than 55 pounds. they can fly up to 100 miles an hour but northern 500 feet off the ground. they would would be restricted near airports and crowds and would not be allowed to operate at night. the operator would have to keep the drone within their line of site at all times. and pass a notch test every two years. >> the first keeping the american people safe as we move to inter great these new types of aircraft in our skies. >> reporter: there have been

numerous cases of drones crashing. like one last month that ended up on the lawn of the white house. drones would be allowed to help in search and rescue operations to monitor crops take aerial photos and inspect structures because because of line site rule they couldn't deliver small packages what amazon.com has promised to consumers. >> we have many many organizes that want to fly commercially that need this rule in order to move forward. >> reporter: it will take the least a year before the final rules are established. the public will be allowed to weigh in. wendy gel lit for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> some big brains and a blue blood on display at the university of pennsylvania today today. "eyewitness news" at the liberty bell classic debate tournament where more than 1200 people from all around the world were there to offer their absolute best arguments. blue blood star seam gale was

also on hand. her brother chad is the director of the annual event and helps out with judging. >> it's the best. i did public forum debate growing up with my brother in high school. so very nostalgic coming back here and now judging and being in that sort of position rather than being actually in the rounds. >> the event is run by penn for youth, a student organization that provides intercity schools with resources for debate programs. proceeds help to fund the organization's mission. you can catch blue bloods every friday night at 10:00 o'clock right her on cbs3. all right. we've talking about near record low temperatures overnight as we drop into the lower single digits and maybe even below zero in some spots and actually some locations to our north are already below zero. we'll talk about that right now with our weather watchers a lot of single digits showing up this hour. this is not factoring in the wind but let's talk about the region. in delaware right now jason in

middleton checks in with 8 degrees. 10 right now for warren john and in chalfont, pennsylvania. >> dug in southampton 8 degrees 8 degrees. >> royersford 6 degrees. >> michael checks in with minus one this hour. single digits in parts of new jersey. robbinsville 4 degrees. minus two in the poconos right now susan checks in sailors burg. dangerous cold overnight with record low temperatures. we'll take you outside right now center city looking at the ben franklin bridge. looking much better tonight compared to this time yesterday. we had clear skies over the region. winds gusty at times but not quite as bad as last night. continue to gust 25 to 30 throughout the overnight hours. still tomorrow morning it's go going to be windy getting up helping outside. wind chill values again minus 10 to 20. maybe even up to minus 30s in the mountains. tomorrow afternoon projected

wind gusts. less than 10 miles per hour. so there you go. something to look forward to. so at least the wind guys down but the cold does stick around much these are wind chill values. 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning again feeling well below zero like minus 15 in many spots approaching that minus 30-degree mark in the mountains bite afternoon wind chill values improve somewhat. we get above 10 could feel like 12 to 15 above zero during the afternoon hours. nice and dry on storm scan3. we saw the sunshine today. and if you had to step outside hard to believe but actually felt kind of strong the sun as we move into the middle of february. but here we go. high pressure over us now will give way to our next storm it's developing over the center u.s. and it will track across the mid atlantic so it stays to the south. that allows the cold air to stay in place for this next storm we're talking about all snow event for the entire delaware valley. here's what to expect. late monday night, snow will arrive from the southwest from 10:00 to 1:00 a.m. the heaviest snow will be over 98 3:00 a.m. to 7am this will slow things down for the morning

commute. air temperature in the teens tuesday morning. so we'll see snow covered roads as well as reduced visibility. the snow will taper off and come to an end by mid to late morning on tuesday. at this point given the track this is what we're talking about around philadelphia surrounding suburbs. a fluffy three to sick inches will be cold so it will be powdery snow easy to shovel much that's good news. snowball making not so good. farther south you go, near the jersey shore southern new jersey and delaware, you get closer to the storm. that's where we'll see more snow snow. six maybe 8-inches in that x the farther north and west you go lesser am. these zones could shift further north or south depending on the exact out come of track from that storm. let's time the out. tomorrow it's dry. clouds increase through the day. 11:00 o'clock monday night. snow spreads in from the south and west. it will become levee and steady through the overnight hours. 7am tuesday still dealing with the snow for that morning commute. heading back to work and school. late in the morning afternoon we clear out. a few peeks of sun probably

tuesday afternoon. wednesday few flurries or snow showers are possible. overnight down right cold they are record cold. a low of two not factoring in the wind. tomorrow not quite as windy we get up to 21 degrees with a mixture of sun and clouds. if you like cold weather you'll like this forecast. 28 tuesday. snow during the morning and improving conditions by the afternoon. looks like we may get up to 30 wednesday. a little improvement there. few flurries but watch what happens. thursday 49 day back in the low 20's. next weekend we finally get above freezing. we might have to deal with rain and snow coming late saturday and sunday. >> active pattern cold, stay warm. >> all i saw was the two. >> i know. >> 2 degrees. sticks out. thank you very much justin. >> we can think spring thoughts in sports. >> spring is not too far away. pitchers and catchers report to clearwater on thursday. gm rue men amaro has a message for all the fans out l another solid performance from ray emery and the flyers end their four

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>> the flyers and buffalo tonight with a win the flyers five points out of the final playoff spot. sabres have the worse record in the league. to the game in the first period no score. flyers with the puck. matt read redirects wayne simmonds goal into the net. ray emery in net. played very well. ray with 21 safes. second period buffalo man advantage and this time he can't make the safe. so just like that the game is all tied up. then in the third period, michael raffle behind the buffalo net wrap around shot goes in. so yes the flyers won the final game of the road trip they're now five points behind

boston for that final playoff spot. two-one the final. >> i think we're keeping it simple. i think we're sticking to the system. we played well defensively teams have put pressure on us we start thing out well and i feel like we're comfortable playing our style defense and taking advantages when we get them. >> on brutally cold and windy night here in philadelphia, we have some row freshing news. phillies pitchers and catchers reporting to clearwater on thursday. the phillies equipment truck arrived in bright house field after leaving citizens bank park on friday. don't expect too much for the fightings this season. rebuilding stage. last a couples of years. phillies gm told sports director beasley reece the fans will have to be patient. >> ultimate goal beasley is for us to be a perennial champ, you know contender and that's what we want to be every single year. whoa took over i said the same thing. i promised that we would do everything we possibly do could do to be a contender women got

to the point that's not viable right now. it will be again but it will stake some time, some patience and it will be a challenge. >> all right. inform ba all star game in new york. russ westbrook scoring 27 points in the first half setting a record for a half. he won the mvp award. the west beast the east 163-158. coming up next in the sports zone a phillies spring training preview for you. more on the players off chances were jack mccaffery joins us in a few minutes. >> stay with us. still ahead on oy "eyewitness news" super foods in the form of powder, they're growing in popularity but are they actually healthy. health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer look plus it only laughed about three seconds. but it's got a lot of people talking. we'll tell you about the unique milestone reached right here in philadelphia.

on the cbs3 health watch forget swallowing tablets and capsules in the supplement world super food powder are all the rage. they claim to be made from real produce and plants and pack with super amounts of nutrients. but some health care experts have concerns.

health reporter stephanie stall sorts through the nutritional facts. >> vegan blogger jordan has her morning smoothie down to a science she's hoping to pack in the power of more than 10 different super foods using just four accident took place of these special powders. >> i blend everything together along with whatever vegetables i have in my fridge. >> reporter: they're multi vitamin newt trent dense super foods that are boiled down or freeze dried into powder form. also known as green powders these diet tear supplements claimed to pressing detox if i and energize to promote weight loss and contain ingredients that may help ward off disease. some are created from a single ingredient while others ties a super food blend of produce greens and grasses. >> it's not 100% guaranteed everything in the food is now in the powder. it could be that the fido chemicals got lost in the processing or even some of the vitamins. >> registered dietician joan

says dietary supplements may benefit some individuals, for example, those with vitamin deficiency there is little scientific evidence on powders specifically and she says some brands also contain added sweeteners and little fiber meaning they won't fill you up like whole fruits and vegetable. >> when it comes to really useing a diet, to reduce the risk of the leading causes of death of americans and that's heart disease, certain cancers stroke and type two diabetes, nothing is going to be real food. >> ideally people are going to eat well-balanceed diet across the board but not many people do that. the whole point to supplement the diet. >> because super food powders are regular layed as supplements they have not been approved by the fda for safety or effective effectiveness. experts say it's important to read labels thoroughly and research ingredients. i'm steffie stall cbs3 ooh witness news. >> you can call it 50 shades of green the erotic drama 50 shades of gray sizzled at the box office. >> i'd like to know mr. about

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>> wake up with "eyewitness news" this morning for the very latest on the record cold that we may be facing. our team is going to start bright and early at 4:30 justin. you can see why because it really is brutal out there tonight. >> nooks if you dice that will define our winter season. we're talking about near record cold temperatures dangerous wind chills and snow coming in through our region as well. >> little bit of everything. >> could be the most snow we see for philadelphia. that won't take much. we need over 1.6-inches. yeah it looks like we'll get it with next storm season. let's break it down. right now outside still gusty winds but not quite as bad at last night. you'll be able to sleep sound toll night as your house probably won't be rattling but clear skies over us right now but it is cold. we have that core of the arctic air just settling in. here's the actual air temperatures right now. this is not factoring in the wind. 11 degrees officially at the airport in philadelphia. five in trenton. minus seven now in mount pocono

and just look at that cold air situated over the mid atlantic in northeast minus nine in buffalo. five below in state college. even 15 degrees currently in richmond. factor in the wind the feels much colder. those wind chills down minus 15 in many spots. through the overnight hours tomorrow morning. even as low as minus 30 up in the poconos better conditions by the afternoon as the wind starts to go calm. so little bit more bearable if you're heading outdoors for president's day afternoon. wind chill advisory continues in effect until 11 a.m. monday morning again wind chill values minus 10 to minus 20 throughout the entire region. the delaware valley. so we're talking about near record cold tomorrow morning. the record low temperature for philadelphia is 2 degrees. that is our forecasted low set back in 1888. so that's a long standing record that could be challenged. again that morning wind chill cold as minus 20 even here in the city. current wind gusts around 25 to 30 miles per hour. last night we had the gusts 50

to 60. much better. compared to 24 hours ago. pretty quiet on storm scan3 our departing storm is that heads up towards the canadian maritime there's our next focus aft tension storm developing over the central u.s. it stays just to our south but tracks across the mid atlantic. so that allows the cold air to stay in place. this one is a no brain kerr all snowstorm throughout the entire delaware valley. if you have travel plans to the south across central virginia a foot of snow there. something they're not used to too much. we'll get on the action later monday night into tuesday morning as a winter storm watch will go in effect for cold, surrounding suburbs all the way through southern new jersey and delaware. and looks like areas across central and delaware will see the most snow you'll be closer to the center of the storm. time it out. tomorrow morning we'll have some sunshine but i think the clouds will start to move in throughout the afternoon stays dry through the day. later monday night 10, 11:00 o'clock start to see the snow moving from southwest to

northeast. steady light snow at first may pick up through the overnight hours. here's 7am tuesday morning. just in time you're heading back to work and school. there's going to be problems for the morning commute. by the afternoon improving conditions a little sunshine and maybe a few flurries in here wednesday afternoon. around 33 to 6-inches for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. six plus across southern new jersey central delaware maybe up to 8-inches. lesser amounts the further north and west you go. it's cold this will be a powdery snow. if you like cold and like this forecast. there's that arctic air over us. we get a little break coming in tuesday and wednesday we may get close to near freezing but watch what happens by the end of the week. another direct shot of arctic air spills back in here for friday and saturday. it gets cold once again near record cold overnight color and windy with a wind of two. winds gusting to 35 miles per hour in the highest spots for monday sunshine and clouds, not as windy. 21 for the afternoon high. winds will diminish through the day. the seven day forecast.

28 with the morning snow on tuesday. we're up to 30 on wednesday. few flurries but look at thursday and friday we're back into the low 20s. >> wow. >> we could see a little bit more rain coming and snow later saturday and sunday. >> i know. i just can't get past the 2 degrees. >> rough two days. >> thank you very much, justin. we're back in just a mommy. there's nothing more romantic than

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>> that was 25-year-old gemma kirby her 500th launch out of a cannon milestone happened right here in philadelphia. kirby who is from minnesota blasts from the cannon at 66 miles per hour for the ringling brothers and barnum bailey and show.

i think that looks exciting. but i think i'm alone in this one. you guys are like what? >> i think you should try it. >> i'll just look at it from a afar. thanks for joining us and staying up later with us. we're always on for you at cbsphilly.com. we're handing things over to the lesley and the cbs3 sports zone. have a good night. ♪ this is the cbs3 sports zone presented by