picture on her instagram identifying picket and a 27 year-old named eric. >> we know they were people there that saw this. >> reporter: mena aj responded odd than her twitter account and tweet had two members of my team were stabbed last night in philly. one was kill. they had only been there for two days rehearsing for the tour, end quote. captain james clark told "eyewitness news" that he is working off a general description of the suspect but he is counting on public help. >> we are going to do everything that we can to bring his killer to justice. as we do all murders. >> reporter: nicki menaj and her boyfriend meek mill are scheduled to be in philadelphia a as part of the tour next movement we are told devon picket i should say is from new york. we're told eric is in critical condition right now. he is from philadelphia. police are still looking for that killer tonight. reporting from east mt. airy, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good david, thank you. violent altercation outside a montgomery county business end with one worker dead and another injured.

this deadly stabbing happened at a meat packing plant on sawedder road in franconia township. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaw is is live with the latest, noel. >> reporter: well, at jbin m meat packing plant it is hard to believe a few hours ago two co workers were involved in a fatal stabbing right here in this driveway it was a bloody scene to start the day a at jbs meat pack plant, at the hand of two employees, also known local willly as moyer meat packing. an altercation between two workers led to the double stabbing. >> one is deceased, the the other is in the the hospital right now. >> reporter: montco first a assistant district attorney says that the surviving employee is their suspect, he remains in custody as he is treated for his injuries. twenty-five year-old danny vasquez, was identified as the victim, the second employee who was killed. >> we're processing the the scene at this point. there is a a lot of work still to do on the investigation.

>> reporter: one knife was recovered at the scene. as employees get back to work investigators are working to figure out what led up to the stabbing. >> as for what started that, no again this is early and in our investigation. we're working through a number of things, talking to witnesses, so we will that have at some point. >> reporter: montco coroner's office is scheduled to conduct an autopsy on vasquez body tomorrow. we are in franconia noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are awaiting demolition of this doctor's office which has been encased in ice at 52nd and locust in west philadelphia. l and i at the scene earlier today, of this building which has been deemed unsafe and it is in danger of collapsing. lets take a live look now at that building. we know that fire broke out here monday morning, the what the their was then used by fire fight tore knock those flames down froze like that. the the weight of the isis now

taking a toll on the structure. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you new developments there as they happen. we're getting a brief break from the dangerous cold today but the delaware river remains, very icy chopper three captured video of the coastguard boat cutting through the ice there. this does help traffic get in and out of the port. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck and she's tracking the return i'm or toy say, of the bitter cold and snow showers, kathy. >> here we go again guess contact the it is a repeat performance. we are looking at an arctic front bringing snow showers and then some wild wind, and record cold. so the triple threat, moves through again. now, for tonight, we are expecting those snow showers right now we are seeing the clouds ahead of that. temperatures today though pretty pleasant, there was a little bit of the break, 30 in philadelphia, 29 in trenton. twenty-eight in allentown. poconos is 20 degrees. so snow showers on the way, moving through state college right now and the timing is between about 8:00 p.m. and

midnight. we will watch a band of snow moving through, fairly quickly, and then it will be out of here. we do expect snow showers, coating to a half inch in spots, reduced visibility in those heavier snow showers and some slick spots, in the wake of the snow. after that we're talking about brutal cold, watch what it the will feel like tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. 4b low in philadelphia and trenton. whipping wind will drive the wind chill down to 12 below zero in the poconos and that is just the beginning of the the brutal cold. coming up we will talk about records that will be beaten this week. a week even storm. also a one day warm up. that will feel nice. the it hasn't been normal around here in quite a while. ill will's be back with the forecast, later in the broadcast. see you then. >> all right kathy thank you. a partial roof collapse at a shopping plaza near boston, closed several businesses, and the post office this morning. this happened in sutton 50 miles outside boston.

fire fighters, police, e ms and building inspector were all there on the scene. there have been 74 roof collapses in massachusetts since february 9th. no injuries were reported in this one, we all know it has been a historic winter in boston 96.3 inches of snow there, over 59.1 inches has fallen in february. well, we know frozen pipes and bursting pipes are a byproduct of our bitterly cold weather and it is not just home owner dealing with the aggravation. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is at philadelphia city hall outside council chambers where they have been cleaning up all day matt. >> reporter: we made our way into council chambers where politicians are presently replaced bias you can see a sea of fans. that is right there was a pipe burst, here monday night into tuesday morning up on the ninth floor a pipe burst, likely because of the cold weather. that water made its way down into council chambers causing a soggy mess.

the pipe burst open overnight monday into tuesday, and a few days later, fans were still running full blast trying to air the place out. the damage wasn't too bad just minor damage to furniture, the carpet took a brunt, soggy and giving the whole room an unpleasant odor. cold weather is likely culprit. >> do you think it was something that frozen and that you had and cracked. >> reporter: those freezing temperatures caused many other pipes to break in the area says the the folks at this plumbing ape heating and cooling. >> it started last week when temperatures dropped and it has been constant since then. >> reporter: we went with technicians rj and brian on the few service calls for a frozen pipe that had in the yet burst. they sent an electrical current to the pipe to heat it up and got water flowing. >> with the cold temperatures it just prays on, weak pipes. >> reporter: second call saw a pipe burst small leak coming through a light socket in the garage. they could not a access the leak itself so they cut the

line, drain water a and isolated the pipe. fit sound like a lot of work it is, something these two have done more so this winter. >> we have had more consecutive days in a row with really cold temperatures and that is when you see it happening. >> reporter: back here live at city hall, city council session that was scheduled for tomorrow will go on except it won't happen here on the fourth floor it will happen instead up on the sixth floor. coming up at 6:00 p.m. in our newscast we will give so tips, to prevent pipes bursting in your home. for now that is very latest and greates from city hall, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> lets hope they dry out there soon, great information matt, thanks very much. a fire forced people out in the cold in the tacony section of philadelphia. it the broke out just after 2:30 at the an apartment right above harrison's hide out baron torresdale avenue. two people had to be taken to the hospital but we are told they are in stable condition. a close call with the trolley in west philadelphia "eyewitness news" at 51st and

lancaster where a car was hit by that trolley earlier today. that car had stalled out on the track and two people were taken to the hospital. u.s. senator bob casey visited 30th street station today and urged amtrak officials to expedite renovations there. with two high profile events coming up in philadelphia the world meeting of families and the democratic national convention casey proposed fast tracking infrastructure updates in the station. he emphasized pivotal role 30th street station will play during those events. >> a lot of people will come through there. this may be their first impression of philadelphia i want it to be the the best that it can be. >> this comes, less than a week after dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz a announced philadelphia will host the convention in 2016. casey thinks improvement should start with retail, dining options and rest rooms. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 imagine getting a acceptance letter into your first choice college and then finding out it is a big

mistake. that happened to 800 applicants at one pennsylvania school, we will have the story coming up. new hope for millions of people who suffer from dry eye, health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with the treatment that doesn't involve eye drops. are you dreaming of spring? well here's a sign it is getting closer, we will have the latest from clearwater florida and start of phillies spring training when we come

christians are observing ash a wednesday, the beginning of the lent season. here in philadelphia, archbishop chaput celebrated mass at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul in center city. the archbishop distributed ashes to congress grants. it is a season of fasting in preparation for the celebration of easter. pope francis stepped outside the vatican into churches in rome for a solemn ash wednesday procession. instead of his usual white francis wore purple vestments. he received a distributed ashes on the head of the faithful. well, on the cbs-3 healthwatch today dry eyes can get especially bad in the winter. they are made worse by all of the dry air that is inside. now is there a new high tech solution. our health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it all works. >> blink if you need to but don't force blink. >> reporter: jennifer edward

is looking for relief, she has had a anything eye problems for more than 15 years. >> my eyes tear all the time. it looks like i'm about to cry all the time. even when i have my eyes close it is scratchy under there. >> reporter: general for is one of millions who suffered from evaporation dry eye caused by a blocked gland that interferes with the natural production of the oily layer of tears on the eye. >> it does look like you have some of those gland that are not working at all and see creating any oil. >> reporter: jennifer is getting a procedure cup lipoflow eye piece inserted under lower and upper eye lid. consistent heat ace replied along with gentle massage. >> it feels like a warm bat h on your eye. >> reporter: therapy takes about 12 minutes and designed to clear out blockages causing dry eye. >> in 79 percent of patients we found they have improvement in symptoms but some patients this is a one time treatment. >> reporter: it may take weeks before jennifer sees any change. now preliminary studies she

treatment relieves dry eyes for an average of about nine months maybe more, and locally it is available at wills eye hospital. it generally though is not covered by insurance. i know a lot of people suffer with this,es specially during winter, we will have more information on cbs philly.com and also on my facebook and twitter page. >> so different than eye drops. >> exactly. >> are cool. >> steph, thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" when you hear about infidelity you think of extra marital affairs but there is another type of cheat ago this can do for relationships. what a new survey says a lot of americans are hiding. do you ever wonder where all those wild costumes in the movies come from? we will find out and take you inside next.

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well today, by winter standard was a beautiful day outside. >> it was. the sunshine played a big role in what you could call will a warm up, if you compare to it what we have been through. we have live team three weather coverage with meteorologist justin drabick and the kathy orr. we will start with justin live in south philadelphia with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. >> we are catching a break from this dangerous cold but we are getting to that time of the year when the sunnies getting stronger and stronger and you can certainly feel the difference. we have no sunshine right now but the cloud building overhead but it is cold when you factor in the actual air

temperature which is taken in the shade. check it out, this is the cbs-3 mobile weather lab where we're at the 30 degrees. enjoy this. we will not see these numbers for a couple days. wind are fairly light coming in at six and a half miles per hour. wind chills values are not too bad. earlier today it kind of felt warm outside. we have had the sun shining brightly here at the the cbs-3 studio and you can shelter yourself the from the wind, you can feel the sun rays going to work on your skin. i did a little experiment, took some temperatures, the actual temperature, in the air, was 30 degrees, and then, also i had another thermometer that i let sit out in the sun and let that bake. that temperature ended up being 54. that is how you strong the sunnies, and then i also had the digital thermometer which i measured the blacktop, that absorbs the heat. that also came in at 54 degrees. so that hot temperature and sunnies now starting to melt, and check out this time lapse shot from berks county. thinks at the the elementary school. thin coating of snow on the

ground. watch what happens when we go through time with the sun that ate that snow away and tried up that parking lot. so the sun can certainly do damage to the snow this time of the year. so lets talk about the the sun's rays. where are they right the now? when we go back to the first day of winter december 21st the the direct sunlight was all the way down south, tropic of cap corn at 23-point half degrees, latitude south. where are we now? 12.1 degrees latitude south. it is making its slow progress monthly. it will be lined up with the equator. you can see the sun getting stronger and stronger a as we head over the the next few days. back here with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab in south philadelphia, a huge snow pile is also starting to melt. you can sea water down here. a lot of puddles here. i also still have my thermometer here in case your wondering what the actual temperature is at snow. it is coming in at 23, 20 degrees fluctuating there. that is a interesting fact there. this thing is cool. i just want to measure everything.

that is latees from south philadelphia, talking about the snow and temperature for the rest of that forecast and a cold one let's send it back to the studio and justin. >> i want to bureau that this um iser for the sand, the opposite spectrum. >> yes. >> lets look at this behind me. the thinks jack frost big boulder enjoying skiing and snow boarding this afternoon with temperatures in the 20's. it is very comfortable to be out there. one of our eyewitness viewers sent in this amazing video from the villas. the this is the delaware bay. it looks more like alaska with ice chunks. just amazing video this afternoon and that is where we go swimming in the summer but it looks like the the arctic. really cold weather every where, and we will continue to see this on the bays and on the river, because the the deep freeze is on. so thank you very much for that. on storm scan three, here is the the snow our friend at state college are saying visibility down to a quarter mile with this band of snow. it represents an arctic front that will be moving through the delaware valley tonight. if you are willing out between

about 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. you could be stuck in that. please ab wear of. that right new in philadelphia 30. 28 degrees in allentown. 20 degrees in the poconos. look at the air over the great lakes and a the northern plains. one in minneapolis. milwaukee sitting at three. they have whipping wind, behind this arctic front, already and in minneapolis, 21 below, that is feels like reading. it feels like 18 below in milwaukee. international falls the nation's ice box, 27 degrees below zero for the wind chill. the arctic blast is on, look at all of this blue, half of the nation wind chill warnings, wind chill watches or advisories with that arctic cold and delaware valley will be next later this week. arctic front swings through brings the snow, behind it brings the wind and the cold thursday wind chills around zero during the day but below zero in the morning. the the high temperature on thursday is only 19. and then on friday, just as cold, the temperature is 18 in the the afternoon but the morning low, will be

challenging a record. saturday temperatures warming up a little bit. it won't feel quite as mild in the 30's watching our next system move our way with light snow by the the late evening. wind chill advisory will go into effect tomorrow morning for the poconos, 25 to 35 below zero for the rest of us, we will be below zero but won't be quite as harsh. friday, even worse, every where, the poconos 25 to 35, below zero with the wind and the cold. lehigh valley, 15 to 25 below zero. in the city, ten to 20 below. look at this even down the shore in the delaware beaches five to 10 degrees below zero with the wind chill that is friday morning. also talking about record cold. during the evening we have the snow showers overnight windy, low temperature is 14. tomorrow morning wind chills, below zero. we will warm it up only to 19. a few flurries around. the let talk about those record. friday the forecast low is zero that will break the record of one. even on saturday morning we

could have a record repeat, forecast low is five. the the record six setback in 1968. on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast look the at cold and then moderation by saturday, but snow, by saturday night. kate will have more on that storm system moving our way this weekend next half an hour. for now we will take a quick break and we will be right back.

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rumors swirl when management's stated purpose of a multi year rebuilding project. the the manager has another word for the process. >> i don't look at a rebuild i look at, well, you know, it is transition, it is where we're at. i'm exited to see young players. i think young players are needed in the game mixed in there. so also the fact that where we're at, i'm anxious to see who is going to be some of the guys that step up in this year to continue to be philadelphia phillies. >> cliff lee is on schedule, according to the manager lee finished last season on the dl with an injured left elbow. he started throwing in december, right on schedule and has no limitations as they start practice tomorrow. >> transition is smoother word than rebuild. >> transition is a nice word. >> it is less threatening but we will see how it goes beasley, thanks very much. >> still to come in the next half an hour hundreds of college applicants received

acceptance letters from the prestigious university in pennsylvania. the problem is, it was all a mistake, find out how that happened. caught on cameras a man seen behind bars punching himself in the face, and then accusing officers of police brutality. new at 6:00 tonight, steam as energy, "eyewitness news" granted rare access inside the steam plant, we will tell you how keeping some of the cities most vulnerable warm this

i'm jessica dean with the top stories, a member of rapper nicki minaj's tour was stabbed to death following a confrontation in east mount air think morning. a second crew member was also stabbed, and is now in critical condition, and the search is on for a suspect. a work place stabbing end with a man dead and a suspect injured. this happened outside a meat packing plant in franconia township. police did recover a knife. it is not known what led to that stabbing. we're awaiting demolition of this doctor's office, currently, encased in ice at 52nd and location news west philadelphia. the department of licenses and inspections says the building is in danger of collapsing, kate? speaking of ice, look at all of the ice floating in the delaware river a beautiful shot from the palmyra cove nature park. you can see the city of philadelphia in the distance.

sunset tonight at 5:40 just a gorgeous shot as we await the arrival of the few snow showers and squalls heading toward the a area pretty quickly. we will tell but those and cold that follows them, coming up chris. kate, thanks very much. new at the 5:30 concerns about police involved shootings are bringing the community and law enforcement together for frank discussion on the issue. "eyewitness news", reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city with more on that cleve. >> reporter: chris, atlantic city's last police officer involved shooting happened last september behind me. they say that 20 year-old shawn brown had a hand gun when he got in the confrontation with police and today members of the community met with law enforcement to get a deeper understanding of the reality of police officer involved shootings. from ferguson missouri new york city and places like bridgeton, new jersey there has been outrage over incidents where police used deadly force. >> don't move. >> i know climate as far as law enforcement and community is bad at this point, very

bad. >> reporter: wednesday officers from south jersey departments joined with community leaders and interested individual to learn more about how and why officer involved shootings occurred. >> the science drives the decisions that the officers make. >> reporter: doctor beyond dickins is a forensic psychology expert and says mess people have no idea how quickly police to react in risky situations. did you know a person running from police can turn and fire four times faster then an officer can draw and fire back. that is one reason suspects are sometimes shot in the back. >> the subject today was turned and shot with one leg. >> reporter: dickins assed my question holding your hand up always results in confrontation if somebody's hand are up that does not mean it is over. that does in the mean they are a threat. somebody can have their hand here and still get to their waist band and pull a weapon very quickly. >> reporter: community leaders got a chance to educate police. >> law enforcement need to hear from frustrates how it feels when one of our loved ones may

get shot, hurt, harmed, and see what it feels like from a parent or mother or grandmother. >> this is not an end. this isn't going to solve everything but this will certainly spark a very timely conversation about force. >> reporter: organizers for the event did not want to comment on any specific investigations brown's as staff is still under inn review. the the purpose was to promote discussion. live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new details are emerging in the case of nevada a woman killed in the road rage incident. police say tammy myers persued the suspect following an initial encounter. the 44 year-old mother had been teaching how to drive, they were on their way home when they had a near collision with the the suspect and police say the the driver said something that quote frightened myers. when she return home, myers and her adult son arm with the gun headed out in pursuit. >> unfortunately i cannot ask tammy what was in her mind at

the time of her actions. what i can say is at this point in time tamis a victim. >> police say myers and her son found the suspect and the suspect followed this victim back to the house. myers tied after being shot in the head and search for the suspect continues. or gone man who claimed police brutality is caught on video punching himself. that man told authorities that detectives gave him two black eyes while being questioned. but when police check video they saw him punching his face repeatedly. man admitted saying he thought he could get out of jail but instead he pled guilty to filing a false report and sentenced to time served. lets go to southern california now where an explosion, an explosion, rocked a refinery. four people suffered minor injuries in the incident at the exxon mobile refinery in torrence about 20 miles south of downtown l.a. the blast happened in a processing facility there it triggered a big smoke stack flare which plant officials say is used to burn off fuel

that could add to a fire. the cause of the explosion is now under investigation. well, the white house is holding a summit on encountering violent streamism. the goal of the summit is to explore ways to prevent radicalization of people, that leaves them to join terror groups and commit acts of violence. representatives from minneapolis, presented information on a pilot programs, and founded because a at least 25 somalia americans from that city of joined the terror group al-shabob. the the president spoke earlier about the threat overseas much the face of this challenge we have marshalled the full force of the united states government ape we are working with allies and partners to dismantle will terrorist organizations. we want to protect the american people. >> this is a delay event that was originally planned for last october. all right pretty busy out on i-95 at 5:35 writ here this is i-95 at allegheny avenue so headed northbound you can see this is pretty

much same story on the opposite side as well all lanes stacked southbound. also on the vine street expressway we're starting to see volume here in the westbound lanes so headed toward schuylkill expressway or 30th street station right here eastbound lanes headed toward i-95 doing better but we have a few incident to talk b1 in east nor iton we have an accident at germantown pike at north wales road. disabled vehicle on the pennsylvania turnpike blocking the left lane just past norristown so use caution when traveling through that area. we have a road closure in west philadelphia. this is from an earlier monday morning building fire there is structural fire damage. fifty-second is closed between locust and spruce. the septa's route 52 busies detoured around the area for time being. the on the schuylkill expressways westbound from the vine street expressway to the blue route, it is slow there about 22 minutes. pennsylvania turnpike from veil forge into bensalem, a 33 minute trip there heading eastbound. looks of the delay is on 422

westbound from 422 to oaks that will take you 19 minutes. currently for septa route 15 trolley is having some power problems, and amtrak is running on a modified schedule wednesday through friday due to weather conditions, chris back over to you. >> jessica, thanks very much. here's something you don't see every day along mlk drive an ice goddess take a look at don harrison putting final touches on the ice sculpture in the tunnel on mlk drive. "eyewitness news" caught them in action after someone called our news room to say something cool was happening there. don is a ice sculptor by trade and became inspired after driving by the big ice formation in the past couple of days. >> i drive past this ice formation every day and thought it would be a unique idea to sculp it. i added ice to it, drew up a design and been here since 1:30 in the morning good let's get don a hat and maybe a little heater out there it is

pretty impressive. i drive by this on my way in to work and there was nothing there but it is gorgeous, it is really big, kind of came out of no where and now we know what it is a all about. >> you can tell he is so in the zone in terms of being creative, he doesn't care, he looks kind of an ice figure tour too. >> that is right. >> great work out there. still to come all is fair in love and finances or is it? three on your side jim ton van takes a look at couples who commit financial infidelity, plus. >> ♪ >> a seven time grammy winner shares his time and expertise with some very talented opportunities in our area. kate? and we're tracking a line of snow squals moving through our area and once they come through wind picks up tonight and extreme cold returns. coldest air we have felt not only this winter but in years perhaps as we head into friday, we will have all of the numbers and if it finally gets better coming up with the

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happiness with the acceptance letter and then immediately they tell me oh, no that was a mistake. that would definitely be really something that would feel tough. >> a lot of emotionness one day a few hours. school is trying to figure out how that error happened. a lot of people with a lot the of opinions on this what would you do if it happened to you? connect with us on facebook twit error cbs philly.com and let us

money issues can certainly cause a lot of friction on in couples and it seems that the many spouses make spending decisions now without even telling their partner. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan looks at a new survey on financial infidelity. >> reporter: scott and bethenny palmer are financial advisors known as money couple and teach couples how to manage their money but early on in their 17 year marriage both admit they were guilty of spending behind their spouse's back. scott splurged on electronics. >> i definitely had my moments of financial infidelity and sometimes it lead to an argument. >> reporter: bethenny would go over board shopping on line. >> scott will be like honey, i thought you were just going to be ordering a plows and then there is four boxes on the

front doorsteps. >> reporter: survey by credit card.com find a large number of americans keep financial secrets from their loved ones. roughly one in five americans in the relationship admit they have spent $500 or more without their partner's knowledge and 6 percent of americans had a hidden credit card or bank account. scott and bethenny have seen couples get divorced over financial infidelity so they have developed a system to make sure they are always on the same page. >> if one of us will spend more than $200 we take a quick picture of it with our phone and text the the other person and basically say is it okay? are you okay if i buy this. >> reporter: system that has been good for both their finances and their marriage. now survey found men are more likely then women to spend money without telling their partner and younger people are more likely than older people to say they have had hidden accounts or large secret purchases. >> wow. >> secret credit card. >> wow. >> a tangled web we we have. >> i had a friend that hid

stuff in the trunk of the car. >> yes. >> you have to be careful. it is all about trust. >> and prenups. >> that is romance, right there. >> i'm telling you when money is involved, yeah. >> thanks, jim. >> you're welcome. just like to point out men are more likely than women point that stat out one more time. lets look at storm scan three which is showing what looks like if you look at it without the color pallet of snow, ice and rain it looks like summer squall line summer storms moving through. you can see one line moving through central pennsylvania and another one hitting baltimore area very soon and moving in d.c. as well. those will move through our area within the next three or four hours. luckily they are missing worst of the evening rush. as this moves through as we continue to widen out this large scale trough of low pressure jet stream diving wait down south and that is allowing this cold air from the north to plunge it right in and we will be feeling it as soon as tonight. in fact, temperatures will

begin to drop throughout the overnight hours and wind will pick up after midnight as well. lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers. lets get down the shore and check in north of atlantic city here. bill is reporting 9 degrees in pleasantville, new jersey possibly thanks to the fresh snow cover down here and he sent us this photo which is looking pretty snowy still down the shore beautiful shot but you can see snow on the sand and peer, brilliant sunshine bitterly cold air mass outside tonight that it is, it will get worse. we will check in west of the city with jim swinedell in media reporting cloudy skies there one more 29 degrees from mark, in chatsworth, new jersey and he is saying very cold start this morning and it is only going to get worse. lets look at how the evening is shaping up. one more shot down the shore and you can see all of the snow on the boardwalk there, ocean city through the dunes as well definitely not looking like a summer evening outside. it will get worse before it gets better. lets time these out.

they will get here between 8:00 and 11:00 tonight missing worst of the evening rush. that is good news. as these comes through hitting city around nine or 10:00 they will cut visibility as they move on through. if you find yourself traveling through these snow squals expect some nasty travel conditions just briefly and then they will move out much like a summer thunderstorm with a heavy downpour that moves out quickly. then behind the snow squall we will get an arctic blast highs in the teens both thursday and friday. wind will be west/northwest at 15 to 25 miles an hour, gusts especially thursday to 30 plus miles an hour and wind chills mess of the day will be below zero. lets look the at these future feels like, sub zero wind chills at 8:00 a.m. single digits or sub zero through the afternoon. looking at friday morning at 5:00 a.m. it will feel like 4b low in philadelphia a. eighteen below in a allentown. twenty-eight below in mount pocono and staying, sub zero for most of the day on friday. worst of it minus 25 to 35,

even in philadelphia, minus 15 is what it will feel like friday morning. minus ten to 20 perfect to the south and minus five to minus ten wind children down the shore. then we will shift to our weekend set up, storm down to the south and low tracking over the appalachian mountain range. the it could start as snow saturday evening a warm surge will follow mixed with rain and change over to all rain through the the day sunday. it looks like a mainly rain make are for us, half inch of snow at the outset saturday evening and then rain. look at how cold it is thursday and friday. there is that potential record low friday morning. sunday milder but wet day and we are right back to the cold early next week, chris and jessica, back over to you. music students are getting a lesson in jazz from a legendary singer. >> one of the true greats al jerry o is teaching his very first master class. cherry greg from kyw news radio, has more.

>> ♪ >> reporter: he sang a little and trained a lot. >> there is some good singing going on here. >> reporter: providing word of advice, a a along the way. >> music changes them. >> reporter: grammy award winning jazz singer al jerrow performed his first master class as part of the mann center three day artist and residency program where he has attract world renoun artists and musicians. >> the experience. >> reporter: it was majestic with jerrow stretching his talent. >> and pushing those, like this budding singer toward their dream. >> he complicated me and told me, you know, keep going, have some control. it pennsylvania made me feel great. like it is very overwhelming. >> reporter: and tomorrow, these students will put all that practice to the the test, when they take the stage to perform with the legend him

self. so for jerrow who is still making albums the lesson is. >> first thing you just said. >> put music in their lives. >> reporter: in center city cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i can listen to that all the the the while. >> absolutely a genius. a bit of the upset as a new best in show is named at west minister kennel club dog show. >> i don't think anybody saw this one coming. a london shop provides costumes for four of the five oscar nominations in the the best costume category, they are pretty good. we will take you inside next.

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show beating out a sky terrier, a poodle and a english sheep dog the crowd's favorite by the way. the four year-old is related to uno only other being toll win the prestigious award. love the beagle. >> way to go miss p. nearly all of the movies nominated for best costume design at the oscars got some of their clothing from a warehouse far from hollywood. >> cbs news correspondent charlie dagada takes us inside a guy fanatic run family costume shop in london. >> reporter: he calls his shop the biggest dress up box in the world. >> you only to have follow yellow brick record. >> reporter: angel is london costumea is having what might called a vintage year. they have provided costumes of four of the five films nominated for best costume design oscar. they include into the the woods. >> well, well. >> reporter: and malsent. >> his business started with his great, great, great

grandfather 175 years ago. >> he became a teacher and got the idea when people were burying their husband let me have your husband's clothes, i just want to sell them. i'll pay you. that is how he started. >> reporter: he started to rent them out to actors. a lot of what is here is original dresses from the roaring 20's and the 30's, hats crowns of every description. enough in military uniforms to raise an army. it is elementary, dear watson if hollywood can create the character, they have got him covered. and what they have not already gotten stock they will create. hollywood films wouldn't be the same without jim angel and his team but won'te them on the red carpet this weekend. >> the design, the the sound engineers, or get the credit for movies and actually behind all that, there are companies like this. >> reporter: on some, but not

unnoticed, the men and women who make the cars, shine. charlie dagada for cbs news london. give them one of those lifetime oscars, they tea serve that. >> that is right, been in a lot of movies. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 developing now two members of the rapper nicki minaj's tour group is stab outside a fill bar and one is kill. we will tell what you police are saying about the investigation and how the international the star is reacting to the news. plus philadelphia city council chambers is drying out after a pipe burst likely the culprit of the cold weather. it is a recurring problem across the region. three on your side tonight with simple yet important steps to avoid a winter watery mess. kathy. >> we have an arctic front that is just a couple hours away i can already feel wind picking up in a cold breeze, we will see some snow, and then brutally cold air, the record to come in that seven day forecast.

they have energy. in philadelphia it began right here. i'm pat ciarrocchi and i'll take you inn identify this plant to show you things you have never seen before. well, developing right now at 6:00 a stabbing outside a philadelphia bar is making international news. "eyewitness news" has learned that a member of the nicki minaj's stage crew was killed in this altercation another has been injured. tonight, the suspect remains on the loose. good evening i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. according to a tweet sent out by nicki minaj the two men were in philadelphia for rehearsal. they had been here a couple days. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live with the still developing story, david? >> reporter: police say it started at che bar and grill behind me and spilled out in the street.