>> good morning, so cold outside it takes your breath away. waking to up temperatures in the single digits. we may have even broken the record low setback in 1888. and the windchill makes it feel even worse a if that's not bad enough, katie is also tracking some snow right now on storm scan3, there is a winter storm warning in effect right now. >> here we go. >> want to check in now with katie fehlinger. with the forecast. >> what about the record low katy? >> so looks to me as though we hit 2 degrees couple of times throughout the course of the last hour, so we just need the official confirmation from the weather service, that we did in fact, hit 2 degrees sort of need the delayed reaction for the confirmation, that said numbers aside sure feels like record cold out there. in fact, it is record cold in some locations but storm scan3, quiet for now we showed that you storm off in the distance, and the combination of it, already evident here, through roanoke

vick virginia. won't see any snow falling until later tonight. i want to focus right now on what's happening right now. because when you walk out the door, this is your issue at hand. this is what you will notice. the fact that it is still windy, still frigid outside with windchill values, easily, dropping to 20 below zero, and actual air temperatures, i can tell this much, reading has since broken their record of 0 degrees in philadelphia, very close again the record two, from 1888. 2 degrees currently millville i mean, the list goes on, brutal stuff. you're eight below zero is as well up at mount poconoment it is president ' day so what would hop day be without one of the festive graphics? take you through the forecast, expect to go hit 19 degrees here in the city, less windy day granted but still enough, as it is still cold enough it will at this feel very frigid to you. >> good morning little after 6:00. expecting light volume with it being a holiday. i'll show you what i am

talking about out on the schuylkill expressway, just little bit after 6:00 a.m. typically things would be starting to back up little bit now. you can see some cars are headed out the door on the roadways here, so not completely out of the woods yet no problems on the schuylkill right around city avenue. on 95, right around cottman avenue, pretty much the same story here, very light volume, headed southbound toward center city right in the work zone there as well, currently no problems. we do have building fire, 52nd street between spruce and locust taking up a lot of the area there. take 51st street to get on by for the time being dealing with problems and detours for the septa bus. >> breaking right now, there are now two, two alarm fires raging at the same time in the city of philadelphia. chopper three on its way to house fire we're toll on erie avenue in north philadelphia.

>> we shot this 20 minutes ago, to live picture you can see the flames died down just little bit there from mobile three. those flames broke out just before 4:00 this morning, on the 200 block of south 52nd street. threw story building houses pharmacy and several doctors offices. >> nagging progress, but the fire still not under control. as of right now there are no reports of any injuries. >> we will bring you an update. >> breaking, gas main rupture cents tenants into the cold in philadelphia's chestnut hill neighborhood. force blue out the windows on the bottom floor we're toll of the tenant amount. >> this happened on benefit street near ardly street. all the sudden huge bang, and just seem like a pressure

wave. and i really thought that a car had come through this intersection. >> now, no one was hurt. pgw still working on the gas main, they're trying to figure out exactly what happened. ukee? >> erika, also this morning of course, dangerous cold, all paris and regional schools closed today because of the severe weather. public school student already had the day off in observance of the president's day holiday. now, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at cherry hill camden count which more on how staying safe. >> if you are coming out at any point, no matter for how long you want to put on several layers, it does not take long to get cold out here today. specially, when that wind comes through, and drives that

feels-like temperature well below zero, it feels like, because this is the kind of cold that if you are outside can make you sick, or much much worse. >> when it feels this cold out, not much time to talk. >> how long has it been since you have been this cold? >> couple of years. >> carlos is on his way to work, but his first stop -- >> i'm going right now and get some coffee. >> with his heat on, coffee in hand terry jones tries to get as warm as possible, before clocking in to work. >> very cold. >> very, very coal. >> if you had to guess the temperature right now, what would you guess. >> single king glitz brutal cold, sub freezing temperatures, frigid forecast, that's not just bone-chilling it is dangerous. >> we found crowds following the drill, coats on layers down, hoods up. most on their way to someplace warm. but not all. >> phone just ringing off the hook. citizens who care about people on the street. >> staff at project home say demand for their shelter services have spike. as lows dip into the single digits. and windchills sing into the negative numbers.

>> so many people struggling. all these things. >> as project home shelters the homeless, several counties agencies are working to set up warming centers for those with no place to go, in the sub-freezing temperatures. >> yes, this is very dangerous coal we are dealing with this morning the win chill advisory in effect until 11:00 this morning. there is also a code blue alert in this area, as well. and if you know anyone, who may need help, you are asked to check in on them, or even reach out to the city or county hall to find warm place for them to go. also, a reminder, bring your pets indoors. this weather for long period, is likely not survivability for them. live here in cherry hill, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, appreciate you. we'll get back to you shortly. wind gusts to up 50 miles an hour sent a tree top bling into a house in delaware county. early sunday morning its trunk and branches barely missed an family of four, and this home on spruce road newtown square. two people suffered minor

injuries. >> my grand daughter in her arms i pick my grandson, my son-in-law running around said it sounded like an avalanch coming through the house. >> police tell us the tree a periods to be very old could not with stand the strong wind gusts. >> and speaking of wind gusts they also damage add church steeple in northeast philadelphia. it happened yesterday morning to the borough home baptist church 900 block of cottman avenue. that will steeple we're told was 115 years old. thankfully, no one was hurt. we have complete cold weather resource guide for you on our website. cbsphilly.com. you can go on line for up-to-the-minute weather conditions, and winter weather tips. >> family we are not alone the dangerous cold blanketing the midwest and the northeast. coming up this morning boston gets hit with yet another snowstorm. and what's been a recordd setting winter. we're live with a look at how they are trying to dig out. >> and, a family tragedy in chester county. a brother and sister are both killed in this horrific crash.

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grip. >> at times the snow was almost blinding overnight in missouri as yet another winter storm moved across the country. part of the midwest could get more than 6 inches, before the day is over. >> heavy snowfall, ice to the southern side of all of that snow, then it tracks to the northeast. >> in the northeast many people stopped measuring snow in inches, weeks ago parts of new england have seen more than 7 feet, sunday, as yet another blizzard moved out of boston, strong winds blue snow around sending the chill through many. >> it has been a pain in the neck, it is cold out here, i'm tired. my guys are tired. you know, just can't wait for it to be over. >> there is so much snow in the city, emergency vehicles can barely get through narrow streets. adding insult to injury, a cold air mass is settling in, across the central and eastern part of the country bringing the coldest temperatures in years. in new york city, fountains are already frozen. >> this is burning cold. it is actually burning your

skin. >> the same storm dropping snow in the midwest right now could dump another 6 inches of new snow in places like new york and boston on tuesday. >> as you can imagine all of this weather already creating some travel problems across the country already today there are more than 300 flights, concellations to report there could be more throughout the day. in general the temperatures this week will be about 20 to 40 degrees below average, and many parts of the central and eastern parts of the country. and we want to check on this bottle water again and we can see, literally it is starting to freeze within 15 minutes see most of it is ice right now. it is cold out here, ukee, erika, back to you. >> wow. i agree with todd, todd summed it up all up, it has been a pain in the next. >> for you too don in boston, new york, due for maui assignment i think? >> i know, maybe miami or the

bahamas or something? >> there you go. we'll try and hook that up. >> i know some people, man i'll make a call. buddy, we appreciate all you do for us. >> sixty-three here's kate. >> i all of our reporters that have been battling this cold to tell us what it is like outside, so grateful to you. we know it is hard workment storm scan3, quiet for now storm looming on the horizon that will move if later on tonight, but there are already winder storm warnings, and winter weather advisory posted across basically the entire mid-atlantic then back to the mid mississippi valley. we included in that. how much are we talking? later on tonight, three to 6 inches in philadelphia. the further north you go, those totals are basically cut in half. you can easily pick up half foot here. notice through atlantic, cape may, portions every cumberland central and southern delaware, yes half foot of snow out of this, it is all snow this time. just simply too cold. we've got nice cold air to set the stage for this storm to bring us strictly snow.

and it will last us through tomorrow morning generally tapering off completely by about lunchtime looking forward to the forecast, maybe few snow showers or flurries on wednesday too nothing that far caliber but sends us back to the cold again for thursday and friday, jess? >> doing relatively fine outside so far. still early. expecting some light volume because of the holiday. 422 right around trooper road. trooper road right in here it, wraps on around, headed eastbound toward the king of prussia area. currently no problems westbound as well. now over in new jersey starting to build in little volume. something we normally see on the 42 freeway. right around creek road. so the northbound lanes still doing just fine now. out in west philadelphia, still that building fire. fifty-second street between spruce and locust, you want to take 51 to get on by. also, affecting septa's route 52 bus that will be detoured around the area. also, nor philadelphia, erie between 17th and 18th, take venango and butler to get on by that fire for the time

being. as well, detour septa bus for the route two being detoured around the area. out in chestnut hill benefit street near ardly street actually was earlier gas explosion and now they are working on the roadways there take willow grove avenue to get on by. twenty-five year old thomas mure remains in chester county prison unable to post bail following deadly valentine crash that killed two siblings. mure driving under the influence when he slammed his pick-up truck into mini-van there is happened on route 100, in uekland township saturday night. miles and charlotte hand began were ejected and pronounced dead at the scene. >> i can't imagine how quickly it happened. car was pushed several hundred feet just to one second to be okay then the next second, you know, everything just changed. >> shark lot junior at downingtown west high school. her brother miles was recent graduate. the school plans to make grief

counselors available for any student need ago cyst tans in the days ahead. >> police are also investigating this deadly crash, in philadelphia's ogontz neighborhood. we're told a man in his 50's was killed after two cars collided on ogontz and west fisher avenue sunday afternoon. second person was rush to the hospital. their conditions have not been released. >> two simultaneous two alarm fires burning right now in the city of philadelphia. the first, in north philly, where fire fight remembers battling a house fire on the 1700 block every west erie avenue. the city actually brought in septa busses to evacuate surrounding homes. >> now that second two alarm fire this one is on 52nd street in west philadelphia. there are no report of any injuries. but, again firefighters facing not only those towering flames but also, dangerously cold temperatures getting word several homes are without power. imagine not having your heat snob. >> no doubt. residents of some of the amounts impacted by the gas

explosion in chestnut hill are back in their homes we're told the blast, blew out windows, benefit street, happened about 1:40 or so this morning, we will take a short break and be

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>> the six remembers back in action later this week, but basketball fans enjoyed wild all-star game last night in new york, annual star studded

extravagant, west brock set record with 271st half points, and finished with 41. he was no surprise, he was named the most valuable player, the west beat the east in the offensive showdown, 163 to 158. the flyers jumped out to lead in the final game of their four game road trip. matt read gets the first full last night in buffalo. nicely done, now with the game tied at one in the third period michael puts the flyers ahead to stay flyers win two to one now stand just five points out of playoff spot. flyers and blue jackets at the well tomorrow night. log let's go fly guys. >> phillies equipment is in clearwater phillies and pitch letters get there this week. made the trip over the weaken, works outs for pitchers and catchers are thursday, with the rest of the team getting there by the 23rd of february. the sign of spring. it is coming, family, it is coming.

we've got cool way to get one of the summers hottest tickets. tickets for the wilmington blue rocks go on sale today. and the thermometer sets the price for opening night. >> whatever the temperature is at, frawley stadium at 8:00 this morning that will be the price for a ticket, in cents, pennies to go to a game. this is great. katie said to be about 3 degrees then, so ticket just pen us. >> makes sense. yep, it does. need some warm thoughts on a day like today. hope you take advantage of that. nice. hey, flight delays take off and it is forced to go back to the gate after a scorpian stings a passenger on the plane. that story next. >> also, new rules on drones, and who can use them, find out if they could replace your pizza delivery man. that story coming up.

(south 512th street turning into icy mess. look at all that, firefighters battle two alarm fire. that blaze burning for more than two hours now, you can see some of the power lines are already coat in the ice. just 3 degrees out there makes them with the water they're using the fire chief said he thinks that build something vacant. no word and when start that fire and we're told in one was hurt. they're fighting the flames and bitter cold this morning. these temperatures, without the windchill looks like 3 degrees on the screen. >> so frigid. appears as though it will be a while before we have a chance to see the thermometer readings even pull above freezing. so this may not even melt. sun starting to pop over the

horizon, very, very cold outside. looks very deceiving. quick check in live neighborhood network yes end up with beautiful looking day off to the west, however, you have got a snowstorm on the move. it will get hereby later on tonight. bringing with it, generally three-6 inches of snowfall, excuse me, across at least philadelphia, the further south you go though, might actually easily ends up with half foot out of this. so there will be sharp great yen the further north you go, lesser totals, generally one to 3 inches through the lehigh valley and poconos. out on the schuylkill, no problems really 202 if you are headed eastbound or westbound, and no problems on the ben franklin bridge, everything moving along nicely starting to build in just little bit of volume though headed westbound into the city but all lanes open and everything still moving along just fine. nor philadelphia, between 17th and 18th, actually building fire there, as women. this also affecting septa's route two bus detoured around the area, take venango to get

on by. >> the faa is clearing the air on using drones. the agency has unveil a list of proposed rules, drones could way to up 55 pounds could fly at speeds up to 100 miles an hour, but they would have to stay below 500 feet. rules may include no tight time flights and a line of site use only. effect plans for delivering pizza and pack ankles. >> we have many, many organizations that want to fly commercially, that need this rule in order to move forward. >> drones would also have to avoid airports and crowds, and operators would have to be at least 17 years of age. it is probably going to be two, three years before the regulations become final. >> this will have looking twice. panic on plane after a scorpian stunning a woman just before take off. >> the woman's basketball team from the university of portland was on board at the time these photos were take

glenn that flight was about to leave los angeles for portland, when the score yan stunning the woman on the hand, she was treated by medics but did need hospitalization. flight attendant killed the scorpian in the plane took off about an hour late. that was pretty frightening in and scorpions, this he can be deadly too. >> on that plane too wow. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, update on breaking news we are following once again two massive fires burning in philadelphia. >> also, ahead, another grissly act of terror by isis, and this morning egypt retaliate. >> and looking at some snow on the radar and of course dangerous cold katie has your forecast jessica takes a look at the roads we do traffic and weather together back at the bottom of the hour. president's day 2015, be right back.

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yes, the kind of cold you said, could absolutely be dangerous if ' not smart about it couple of new records four too. yep, going back a while too. >> back a while yes. at least in philadelphia, we think we've tied it waiting for confirmation on it, we did drop down to 2 degrees over the last hour within the hour. but we will need that could be confirmed, regardless, look at this. see the record lows to hit or the ones that have already been tide or broken, we have tied the record at wilmington at 2 degrees, got new record in atlantic is he of two as well as in reading. you have got brand new record there, too. one below zero, is the official low, thus far. making it new record for us today. meanwhile, here's how it feels, these are the numbers that you really need to go by. everyone's in the negative. when you factor in the breeze, and it feels so, so harsh outside. even though the worse of the wind, from what we had over the weaken has since moved out. it is still just breezy enough, and it is cold enough, that it is setting the stage for it to be so much colder. off to the south and west, you

can see the combination already light ♪. at that point we start to see winter storm warnings, winter weather advisory, here and now what this is all about for the time being mostly sunny skies expected all day but it is still awfully colon the president's day holiday. 19 degrees at best, despite the sun and again despite wind that has start today slacken up a bit. it is just going to feel brutal once again. we advise you yet again, bundle up adequately, jess? >> thanks, yes. cold but quiet out on the roadways, we're going to probably a tribute that to it being the holiday. that's good thing. traffic wise really not dealing with whole lot. there are few incidents to talk about first out on the vine, right around 24th street, you can see everything moving along nicely so far headed westbound or eastbound. really no problems. same story out on 95, at cottman, this is usually roll heavy spot around this time. southbound towards the center city area, work zone, everything moving just fine.

out in north philadelphia, there is building fire at erie avenue between 17th and 18th. take venango street or butler to get on by. also affecting septa's route two bus being detoured, around the area. and another fire, that just popped up, being reported naught north philadelphia, at front knack street at benton avenue. philadelphia, that building fire 52nd street between spruce and locust, you want to take 51st to get on by. back to you. >> jessica thank you. update fire tears through commercial fire in west philadelphia. jan carabeo joins us now from the scene she is on 52nd street to bring us all to up date. jan? >> good morning. ukee, nothing makes a cold morning even colder than work like this, and still dozens of fire fighters remain on scene here in west philadelphia this morning. putting water on this burning building we're little far from the scene but if you take a look at the video we shot earlier this morning, you can get great look at how intense the fire was.

those flames raging and ripping through this building, now there is fire started right around 4:00 this morning. and the 200 block of south 52nd street. as firefighters arrived on scene, the fire rose to two alarms we're told, this is commercial building at one point had pharmacy on the bottom, doctors offices above. now told by the fire department this is vague and the building. at this point, no reported injuries. however, some of the neighboring homes have been evacuated, this is still a very active and ongoing scene. if you take our live pictures at the scene you get a good idea about how cold it is this morning. averaging 2 degrees in philadelphia those icicles are forming here on scene so very coal morning firefighters should be out here but doing great job. red cross on scene to help people who have been evacuated from neighboring homes. keeping them warm on the cold night. fire crews again continue to put water on the fire, obviously a developing story

as soon as we get more information about the people evacuated and the cause of this fire, we will bring it straight to you. but for now live in west philadelphia, jan carabeo "eyewitness news". >> see you shortly. also breaking, a gas main rupture in philadelphia's chestnut hill neighborhood to tell you about. it happened around 1:30 this morning, on the 100 block of benefit street. no injuries to report. some of the tenants were allowed to go back inside. their aoun vet been ventilated. no serious damage. those forced to evacuate are staying with others right now. pgw still working on fix that gas main. >> developing right now. egypt is striking back after the beheading of egyptian christians at isis has been holding hostage for weeks. susan macinnis reports, the latest executions commas congress debates military force against isis. >> egyptian war planes bombed libya overnight targeting camps, training sites and weapons storage depos retaliation, after the release

of another gruesome video sunday mandrels in the black marched christians along a beach near tripoli. one addresses the camera in english before all of the egyptians are be headed sometime tape justly. >> convened emergency meeting of military commanders where they planned the re tal takes. this is group at war. and these videos are window into that reality. >> sunday the white house condemned the attacks saying, in a statement isis' bar bar at this knows no bound. >> congress is currently debating president obama's request for it to authorize the use of military force against isis. something arizona senator john mccain supports, but doesn't think will ultimately destroy the terror group. >> to restrain him in our authorization of him taking military action, i think frankly, is unconstitutional. >> the isis video released sunday is among the first emerging from outside his court territory in iraq and

syria, seen as a truck sign isis is expanding its operations. susan macinnis, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> also this morning we are warning you about of course the dangerous cold. justin? >> yes, near record cold here in our area, i'm justin finch what you can do to stay warm, and what others are doing to shelter those who need a warm place to go. justin, thank you. also, when the temperature drops this low it, only takes 30 minutes to get frostbite. doctor rob is here to talk about how you can know if you have frostbite and the best ways to protect yourself if you had to head outside during this bitter blast today. we'll be right back.

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>> here is a perfect example of how cold it is outsidement check out frozen waterfall in patterson, new jersey. >> now the temperature dipped to 0 degrees overnight. freezing most of the flowing water, i mean, it is beautiful to look at now from the nice warm studio, but freezing outside. just sends chill down your spine looking at. that will you know who definitely has chills down his spine? eyewitness neutral reporter justin finch. he's in cherry hill this morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes, in single digit out here in cherry hill. here in camden county there is a code blue now in place. that windchill out here, the advisory now out now off until 11:00 this morning legendary cold. advisory for the wind will be in place until 11:00 this morning.

now, if you are going to go outside, you will want to layer up. we are hearing out here at least three layers is what you want. i have on much more than that. i'm still actually very, very cold. you will also want to be very careful with exposed skin out here too could put you at risk for hypothermia, or frostbite. if you can minimize activity outside here today. again, we are in single digits, so take a break out here because the windchill came really will knock you down, making it feel like 15 degrees below zero out here. now, most of us again have warm spots to go to, some point today, many of us do not. so several shelters stepping up to help those in need. take a listen. >> very much, very cold. if you have to guess the temperature what would you guess. >> single digits. >> so many people struggling and in need of shelter and even heat. you know, all these things. >> and, to that end several county and city agencies step to up keep you warm with

warming centers nearby, just give them a call, fine one close to you reminder also, to check out on the elderly and also bringing your pets, in these cold, coal temperatures. live in morning in cherry hill justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, get in the truck thanks so much for. that will we'll get back to you. now over to kate which a forecast. >> how much long letter we have these kind of temperatures do you think? >> as far as the worse of the win chill really couple of hours. we do still have win chill advisories posted until 11:00 a.m. i want to show you how that is relate to go the winds and windchill, looking out at the werth watcher network generally speaking winds flow still out of the northwest 20, ten, l miles per hour, sustained wind coming in for us here up and down the region. but, that said, even though the wind is easing up little bit, it is just that cold outside. that modest breeze, more modest than it was over the weekend anyway. still, makes it feel like it is 19 below, 18 blows according to helen in glasco, john sends in 13 below zero, again, these are all of your

apparent temperatures. this is brutal, brutal stuff. now that said, on top of it, how do we throw a snowstorm into the mix? what do you think? snow on the way off across the central us. the combination of our next disturbance, actually going to zip on in here oh, no, that's not what i meant to do. let's do it again. there you g that will be sipping on in later on tonight. bringing with it snow right into tomorrow morning. how much are we talking? because it is all snow, no mixing we'll accumulate that light powdery type of variety of snow pretty quickly, so expecting three to 6 inches in philadelphia you've got real good shot to pick up half foot if not more through cape may portions every cumberland, atlantic sussex, count counties, then the further north you go, it will be dramatically reduced probably easily going to be able to cut that in half if not even more so in terms of how much you find through the lehigh valley and poconos. by wednesday, fresh shot of arctic cold here, couple snow shower flurries, more than anything knocks temperatures back again, so by the tail end of the week stuck in the lower 20's again. jess, over to you. >> thank you katie.

good morning everybody, 6:43 yes, definately dealing with lighter volume than normal, normal monday morning. most that far probably the holiday here, but you can see little bit of volume on 95 around girard, nothing really setting anybody back too much in the southbound lanes here headed toward center city currently no problems. no problems on the ben franklin bridge, all lanes open. see most of the volume headed westbound into the city. good thing, they are still moving with some space inbetween cars and all lanes open headed into philadelphia. otherwise, out in delaware, few accidents popping up, 495 northbound near philadelphia pike claymont, that's an accident there pushed over to the shoulder. and another crash out in just outside of downingtown on route 340, near the route 30 bypass. and out in north philadelphia, erie avenue between 17th and 18th, there is a building fire, and you want to take venango street or butler to get on by. back to you. >> talking about this all morning long there is dangerous cold. >> how to make sure you're staying safe. family physician doctor rob

dan off with what you need to know. good to see you sir. welcome. when temps go this low what's the major concern for you? what should you look out for? hypothermia. our body temperatures gets real low also, frostbite. this is real. a loft times people think oh, it won't happen. i saw a jogger yesterday, in the emergency department like oh no no wonder your hands are that bad. really dangerous it could kill. >> we know we're supposed to limit time outside. if you have to be outside what are the signs to look for to know do you have get. >> if i thing shivering. our bad i's way of saying i'm real cold, let me warm myself. shiver a little, then start it sliver a l then something i call the umgle. you fumble, hard to hold onto things, you stumble, hard to walk. and you mumble, it is hard to talk. so it is starting to get really bad. your symptoms of hypothermia which means your body temperature is getting lower. normally around 98.6, hypothermia around 9a the slower and the lower our temperatures goes, our body systems starts to shut down.

if we start to sliver, early warning sign, please get inside and get warm. >> talk to us about the signs of frostbite, how long it takes for that to set in? >> today right now you can get frost bitten on skin that's not covered within 30 minutes. frostbite is actually freezing of skin tissue. the surface and the tissues. so first you might get pale skin, you might get warning sign, might start to get tingling, numbness, and very come on, your hands your feet but your nose, the top of your ears, also believe it or not your eyes. sometimes people feel like stinging or something in there. we really need to protect t so within 30 minutes uncovered skin today be real careful. >> that's the key you got to cover up. here is something to cover your head and your ears you brought with us? >> so many people don't cover their ears. they go out there. and it is really dangerous because, again, it can get very numb or throbbing that's early morning sign that your skin tissues are starting to freeze. so get inside. also, people with asthma, heart disease, very dane are you for those people.

cover your mouth with a scarf so you're breathing in warmer air. andres in layers. >> real important. >> very important. >> at risk folks the very young, the very old. got to go check on them. >> great point. can't control their temperature, skin get red be cool, and of course, as people get older they can't regulate their body temperatures, they may be on medication that prevent them from keeping warm. so erika good point. keep track of the young and old, make sure they're okay, nan their homes, make sure they're dressed properly and they're okay and of course watch your. >> the what do you see coming into the office now? >> starting to see cold weather injuries, people with high blood pressure, anti-depressant, coming in just not able to handle the cold wet their well parks teeing really important heart attacks are more common in the very cold weather people are going out there shoveling snow, tonight they're going to be shoveling snow. it is dangerous. take your time. stretch. don't over exert yourself. it is better to get someone who is in good shape to help up. it is dangerous.

>> that's right. good stuff. thank you, doctor rob. >> so you'll help with the shoveling snow? you don't mind? >> i know couple of good 15 year olds. >> and erika? >> hey, get after good work out. >> thanks, doctor, appreciate it. 6:48. time to see what's coming up this morning. >> jeff good morning to you. >> reporter: i'll help up, happy to pitch in, as well. >> yep i'll take you up on that, jeff. >> we'll get awe train ticket. >> all right ahead here, we're in massachusetts speaking of that snow. and tennessee tracking the clean up from one storm in the heavy snow and ice moving in from yet another storm. also, it is a bank heist for the 21st century, north american managing director of cyber security firm about its new report on hackers stealing to up a billion dollars from banks around the world. and, we take closer look at the chocolate war underway that could keep an imported favorite off store shelves. guys, the news is back in the morning, we'll see in you just about ten minutes. >> jeff, i think 5:05 leaving

penn station, get you here in plenty of time. >> the offer stands. >> all right buddy. take care. be well. talk to you soon. >> updating breaking news for this morning, there are no injuries in this fire on 52nd street west philly, and some nearby families are in the care of the red cross. we're told the commercial building is vacant, and that fire is just about under control. yes, it is now under control. >> and updating another breaking story. several families forced from their amounts by a gas explosion, they're now back inside. that explosion blew out windows after home on benefit street. >> this happened in chestnut hill just before 2:00 this morning. ♪ ♪ >> "50 shades of grey" dominates at the box office making it the highest grossing film for combined valentine's and president's day weekend. >> yes, that movie also the second highest february debut ever. >> i would like to know more about you. >> really not much to know

about mement look at me. >> i am. >> now the movie based on the el james book stars dakota johnson and jamie dornan as anastasia and christian grey, took in nearly $28 million. kings men the secret service opened second, followed by the sponge bob movie american sniper and jupiter as ending. ♪ ♪ stevie wonder is the guest of honor in a all-star grammy salute here on cbs-3. now one of the drummers accompanying stevie on stage is john robert from philadelphia. roberts has played with some big name artists throughout his career. i sat down with him over at the marriott courtyard he attributes his success to his hometown. >> i wouldn't be where i am today if it weren't for overbrook high school, the music magnent i went through the settlement music school i went to inbetween schools to

study drums and percussion and everything. that just helped me to be where i am today. >> more much with little john tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00, you can watch all-star grammy salute to stevie wonder on cbs-3 starts at 9:00. little john very, very talented. played with janet jackson. lou rawls, whole bunch of folks. >> great local guy. >> local guy. done it all. done it all still continuing to do more. >> we'll be right back. >> first a look at what's else is coming up tonight here on cbs-3. wrapping

>> the world's best tatoo artist gathered in philadelphia over the week end. >> yes the 17th street jeer the philadelphia tatoo art convention took center stage at the convention sentiment for those searching for new ink they got it from artists from around the world. featured awards for best tatoo. >> that's a big industry. >> oh, huge. so many folks with them. >> indeed. great artwork, too great artwork. hire's traffic and weather together. >> good morning, women, it will be an absolutely beautiful looking day. the second you walk out the door notice, how cold it is, so we'll take you out first and for most to a very, very lovely shot. just not beautiful. outside we go, looking live down the shore little shaking going on at the field camera. do still have hint after breeze as the day goes on,

expect to seymour sun than anything in atlantic sit, but now take that in tandem with the temperatures, yes, it is a lot colder than it may perhaps look to you outside. 3 degrees currently at the airport, sub zero on the thermometer officially, through the northwestern suburbs, and we've got snowstorm coming. win is her here, making up for lost time when we didn't have too much snow early in the season here. we will see that snow lasting us through the morning hours tomorrow. generally in philadelphia, three to 6-inch swat expected, and the further south you go, you might even seymour than half a foot. jess, over to you. >> thank you katie. good morning everybody just coming up on 7:00 a.m. currently dealing with really light volume so far. specially on the schuylkill expressway, right around city avenue. this is westbound toward the king of prussia area, no problems, and actually no problems on the even lanes of the schuylkill, as well. out in new jersey, no problems on the 42 freeway northbound where we would generally see most of the volume at this time. headed toward possibly philadelphia the surround hearing bridges, or 295, you can see already moving along nicely so far. out in delaware, there is an

accident, though, pushed over into the shoulder on 495 northbound, near philadelphia pike, and claymount, back to you. >> maybe cold outside but the competition is heating up in the big apple. >> we are talking about the westminster kennel club dog show. judges for best breed gets underway today. darling, right there. ahead of the event though, those pampered pooches were treated to some luxurious accommodations. for the ones having a rough day, how about the doggy spa? how nice? also for the hotel pennsylvania says it is all in a day's work. >> we literally treat them like vips, very important patches. and they demand very much attention, we bring cot the own would leap on the cot and the dog sleep on the bed. >> okay, that's just nuts to me. >> what's up dog? >> your dog can have thed. >> wow. more than 3,000 dogs from around the world will compete in this dog show. >> only the best. >> how about two double beds?

you can have one the dog can have up. >> good compromise. >> coming up on sister station "cw philly" weeks follow the latest on intense fire this morning. >> huge flames rip through a billing, jan carabeo joins us to tell us about the problems from the fire, all of the traffic it is creating that's coming up. also getting ready for show tonight that means we're going on extra early tomorrow morning. to keep an eye on that storm the snow is headed our way. we're done at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> on the "cw philly" right now.

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