we begin with breaking news on cbs-3 there morning flames rip through camden county apartment complex, we ' live on the scene, with the latest on how regulars dents are affected. >> also, a frigid friday gives way to snow, ice and rain this weekend. right now, we have our eye on the storm. we'll have the details coming up next. >> and thousands of student at penn state are staying up all weekend for charities a dance marathon known as thon is in full swing. today is saturday, february 21st, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:00 o'clock on the dot. we send it over to carol for more on the winter weather our way. every weekend same thing isn't it darnell. >> unbelievable, shortest month of the year, seems like it is 12 months long, all on

it own. we are looking at another winter system that will be coming in here. it will be impacting us with variety of wintery weather conditions. let's take a look. you can see our boardwalk plaza, rehoboth beach notice the snow still there obviously, temperatures, even along the shore areas are well below freezing. so we're definitely dealing with the chill out there. now, we're going to be watching on storm scan3, you can see the big system, still approaching our area, but by the time we hit the noon hour or so, we will be starting to watch specially to the west, and maybe coming up from the south, for this precipitation to be beginning to be moving into the area. and, as we get little closer, you can see not here now we are still looking, in fact, in some areas at some clear skies. but that's going to be changing as we start to cloud up even more. temperatures, three, right now, in trenton, we have nine in wilmington, zero in allentown, 13 in philadelphia, and a minus four in atlantic city. it is seven in northeast philadelphia, 1 degrees in mt. holly, and zero in doylestown,

minus four in quakertown, you bring in the wind and not a lot of winds out there but it is enough t makes it feel like it is 2 degrees in philadelphia, and minus ten in allentown. expect to find these temperatures climbing today. they move up. by noon around 21 degrees, we get into the low 30's today but the snow starts to move in this afternoon. we do have winter storm warnings and advisories. philadelphia now in the advisory, the lesser category, one to 3 inches of snow through philadelphia, but four to 6 inches as you head to the north and the westment we'll time it all out for you let you know exactly what we can expect f we get any warmth on the seven day forecast that's coming up, nick snow. >> carol, thank you. dozens of residents are homeless at this hour, firefighters battle two alarm apartment fire in south jersey. it is all happening at the emerald ridge and the on gibbsboro road. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live on mobile three with the breaking details, steve good morning. >> reporter: good morning, live on scene, it is very cold firefighters trying to work through this apartment

complex, in the fire that's behind me. i want to show you back to the scene, you can see crews on scene, this icy water has casino of flooded all the way back to the building, and the units that are affected. that building is the only one affected we're told so far. four units in all, you can see firefighters kind of working through wreckage, rubble, trying get out hot spots at this point. the fire broke out about an hour ago. fire unit arriving on scene to a fully engulfed apartment complex, the flames shooting through the roof. now, just some smoldering and smoking and four units affected nearly two dozen residents, about 24 people, have been displaced by this fire. it is the emerald ridge ants in south jersey. again, started about 3:45, firefighters say the wind really kind of hampered efforts at first but they've since died down. and thankfully so. they've had a little bit after tough time getting everything knocked out. but they seem to get the fire under control pretty quickly and again, they are kind of just working through some of

the units, so far. we'll take you back live. you see multiple crews again on scene casino of, in a holding position, they've got it taped off. the red cross is on scene as well trying to get as many people accounted for as possible. those residents that have been displaced are now in separate units, just getting checked out, making sure everything is okay. nobody hurt at this point as the red cross gets on scene starts to get an account of how many people have been affected so they can start giving these people some help. again, fire, one unit it, appears, sorry, four unit, one building, it is contained it, hasn't spread so far this morning. but they're just trying to get ahold on everything, get smoldering, hot spots taken care of. live in lindenwold, new jersey steve patterson. we'll have an update for you in the next half hour. back to you. >> steve thanks. and, new this morning, two people are sent to the hospital after this crash overnight in north philadelphia. police tell cbs-3, "eyewitness news", two vehicles collided

at fifth and lehigh, just after midnight. now, both drivers were taken to temple hospital, one suffered hip injury, other driver has a concussion, the cause of the crash remains under investigation. route 130 remains close in the burlington county at this hour as police investigate a car crash. chopper three over the scene there on the 1300 block of route 130 near riverton road. the crash happened around 10:30 last night. now it appears just one vehicle was involved. but it damaged an utility pole, as well. police are not saying if anybody was injured. >> now, more on this dangerous cold we're experiencing here in our area t has now claimed nine lives. the latest death occurred in the city of philadelphia, five others have died in montgomery county two, in lehigh county and one in berks county. eighty year old mildred was found in philadelphia. she died of hypothermia. officials say she suffered from dementia. frequently wandered from her home where she was last seen wednesday. >> well, this dangerous cold changing the way we live and

how businesses operate. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown more from rittenhouse square with the real cost of this cold. >> while this bitter blast of freezing temperatures may be forcing many to stay inside, it has been great for businesses like the fresh works in port richmond. their delivery service is booming. >> people don't want to come out it is so cold. >> delivery drivers have their hands full, darting in and out of the cold, so you don't have to. >> well, when you are ready for it, prepared, it is not that big a deal. car keeps you pretty washing. and i'm dressed for it. >> they work on tips. customers take into consideration these guys are out in the cold. >> not everyone is seeing sales soar. sub zero temperatures are cutting into profits here at south street, with sales down 50%. >> after being here all these years, i feel sorry for some of the other people just getting out not only my business, any type of business.

everybody has to be happy. >> very happy with it. >> chef fred of elements cafe is having little fun with the upcoming snow forecast. creating a challenge for his customers. he's going to pay you if you predict the correct snow totals for saturday ace approaching storm. >> every inch that it snows on saturday i'm paying $2 per inch, per person, at the table, up to $50. >> i think it is going to snow. >> more than an inch? >> probably around three i'm thinking. >> chef fred is only predicting a inch of snow by the way. nonetheless, most restaurant owners we talk to say they're counting the days until spring when business gets back to normal. in rittenhouse square, natasha brown, cbs 3 "eyewitness news". aren't we all that's for sure. 5:07 right now. male room mix-up leads to fake i-d bus involving college student on the main line. raid nor police say a dean at unidentified college received a package that was mistakenly delivered to him. the package was supposed to go a person named dean.

now, unaware of the mistake the dean opened the package up found empty picture frame. eight fake i-d's were attached to it, the student though, will not be charged because they didn't use them. >> oops. well gps device helps philadelphia police catch a suspected bank robber outside the franklin institute. only "eyewitness news" was there as kanada matthews was taken into custody. captured minutes after police say he robbed the susquehanna bank. they didn't know the slipped a gps device into the money bang so they could track him down. >> did he reach for his jacket at one point but he row lent dollars and put his hands back up again. the only reason that he's not injured right now is due to the restraint by the officers of the philadelphia police department. >> the fbi is work to go determine if matthews is linked to any other bank robberies. >> well, some bad news for one of auto racing's biggest stars. nascar has suspended driver kurt bush indefinately after

he is accused of domestic violence in delaware. a judge issued a no contact order after finding bush almost surely choked and beat ex girlfriends at dover international speedway last fall. now the judge went ton say there is a quote substantial likelihood, that bush will be involved in more domestic violence. this is the third time by the way the former nascar champion has has been suspended from racing, comes just before the sports biggest event the daytona 500, which happens on sunday. well, philadelphia police have released a person of interest questioned in the stabbing death of the tour manager for music sensation nicky minaj. devon picket was killed outside an east mt. airy bar wednesday morning while a second member of the group was critically wounded. investigators have identified two other persons of interest, and are searching for them. they believe they are coming close to making arrests. >> well, happening right now thousands of penn state student are raising millions of dollars in the fight

against childhood cancer. this is a look inside at the hours long dance marathon. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is on penn state's campus to showcase just how much good this event does. >> set your time tears 46 hours. and with that, let the dancing begin. 700 or so student inside the bryce jordan center at penn state won't sit down until 4:00 p.m. sunday, all by choice, and all for one reason. >> there is no better cause in the world than i think for helping kids with cancer. >> six years ago allison keim was one of those kids. a toddler diagnosed with leukemia she's been free of the disease now for four years. the friday she could just be a kid. >> are you having fun out here? >> yes. >> what do you like most about coming out here? >> dancing with my thon group. >> she can have fun because of dancing at the event and

money goes to families struggling against pediatric cancer? amazes me every year they're too long put their time and their effort and their heart and their soul into kids that they've never met before. >> in fact, student same, that motivates them raised more money than other fraternity for 19 years. why? >> the monday that i we've raised has help cure three out of our four kids. >> so there is a theme here. call it service above self. with some quality dance moves mix in the. >> there is nothing better. i mean, the feeling it gives you, and to know that you're a part of something so much bigger than just yourself. >> and all of this, sunday at 4:00 p.m., or so, that's when organizers will realize how much money was raised in the fight this year. last year, organizers set new record by raising over $13 million. let's hope they set a new record this year. we're in university park, matt rivers cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> i was wait to go see some dance moves for matt. maybe next time. 15:11 right now. coming up next on "eyewitness

news" this saturday morning we'll have the latest on winter storm and how it could affect your weekend plans. it is coming. also ahead crane edible scene as fire takes over one of the tallest towers in the world. plus we'll have this. >> the bitter cold kept many tourists away from outdoor attractions like times square, but change finally coming. i'm brian web in new york. that story is coming

>> dramatic video shows flames engulfing one of the tallest residential skyscrapers in the world. a fire broke out at the 79-story torch building in dubois. strong wind fanned the flames and de pre from the fire could be seen falling from several floors. now, it is believed no one was killed and there are no known injuries. it took firefighters three hours to put the flames out. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. >> well, at least one person was hurt in a house fire in north jersey, that sent children jumping from windows. firefighters responded to the 100 block of central place in orange, essex county friday night. eyewitnesses describe seeing the first frantic scene as the children cried for help, and smoke poured from that house. >> it was two kids up there. so they was waiving. so we like yelled jump. you know what i mean? they ain't jump. but the little sister, she

threw her brother out. >> oh, my goodness. firefighters say their hose lines were freezing in the bitter cold temperatures. this morning, that fire has left several people homeless, and at least one person was injured. hate to hear that. >> 5:16 right now. back to the bitter cold. it is breaking records across the eastern united state. at least 26 deaths have been blamed on the arctic blase, as brian web reports this is certainly a winter to remember. >> there are certainly better days to jump into lake michigan than this one when this temperature in chicago dipped to record five below zero. at least 75 cities shattered low temperature records friday, thanks to an invasion of arctic air. it was 2 degrees in new york, and in philadelphia, and it was truely freezing as far south as plant city, florida. in massachusetts the relentless cold has kept 7 feet of snow from melting the roof off this westford

barn collapsed killing two horses inside. boston's transit rail system is slowly coming back on line after being snow bound for weeks. >> i can't tell you how excited i was this morning to think about getting back on the train and not taking a bus. >> niagara falls has turned into largely still life wonder, and farther south, in new york city, the hudson river has become the hudson rink with ice -- >> first time i've seen them ewing the tugboats to cut up the ice. >> change is coming it, will finally get above freezing as far north as boston on sunday, with a rainy 46 degrees expected in new york. but the storm bringing that rain will start as snow saturday. a remind their it is still very much winter. brian web cbs news, new york. that's for sure. pretty much every weekend we are reminded of that, aren't we carol? and pretty much on the

weekends as well? >> we can't get away from it, and the cold so far south you can't even get to florida really and escape it. so yes looking at some very cold temperatures right now 13 degrees in philadelphia. not a record. it is just irritating. 3 degrees in trenton, nine in wilmington zero, allentown seven in the poconos 3 degrees in wildwood, minus four right now in atlantic city. so, the temperatures are definitely on the cold side. the windchill not that extreme this morning. so the temperatures are cooler than what you see but they're not as cold as we've seen the last couple of mornings, as far as the windchill goes. big area of energy. we've got a lot of precipitation coming. notice how colorful it all is. that's one of the reasons that we're going to be watching for a transition from some snow, to some mix to some rain, and we've got all of that, as warmer air starts to come into our area. but notice, we're pretty far away from it at this point. but over the next couple of hours we'll be in it. that's why we have a winter

storm warning, in the areas shaded in the pink, and you can see many areas allentown, reading include in the that, but not the poconos they're in the winter weather advisory, which is the little step down. it is not as much snow. it is not as big a deal. but, still we will be watching for several inches, one to three maybe through philadelphia, maybe philadelphia picks up 2 inches, but it doesn't take very far out of the city to the north and west, that you can be on the five-inch edge of that. so through south jersey, around one to three but we could also be seeing some mix in there little bit of icing as well, you know how cold the grounds has been. future weather, this is probably one of the most important graphics i'll show you all morning this is the latest thinking on the timing from one of the better computer models. and you can see that it wants to start to bring it in here around noon today by the time we move on, little bit 3:00 in the afternoon we start to see some snow through philadelphia, by the time we hit 5:00 o'clock, notice what's happening to the south some of that warmer air comes in but if it does it, comes

in in the form of a mix. we had onto 8:00. we get more warm air. but still you continue with that possible icing problem so watch for that tonight. by the time we hit 11:00 this computer model says many areas have changed over to rain, let's hope these grounds temperatures are above the freezing mark, you know how cold they've been again. then by 3:00 a.m., should be looking at some rain, i just want you to be really careful in the overnight time period. because we can sometimes get warmer @ loft, bringing the rain and the grounds still stays cold. so take it easy out on the roads tonight. and, first thing tomorrow, by 7:00 tomorrow morning, should be rain, should be moving off the coast and then we should be left with a day that little bit breezy but warmer. so let's hope for that amount. four-6 inches, that would be generally well to the north and west of philadelphia, but including in the lehigh valley. through philadelphia, two-4 inches of snow, and our immediate new jersey suburbs and then farther south than that, a coating to 2 inches. computer model the other graphic, i know we all love,

all of the computer models anything on how much snow they think philadelphia will get. you can see fairly decent span of these numbers. about 4 inches from one of the computer models, in fact, the one i showed you with the precipitation, to almost 2 inches on another the euro, almost 2 inches, the gfs little over 3 inches, through philadelphia. so not talking feet of snow. but can come down pretty heavy for a time. so maybe even snowfall rate of an inch an hour. just watch for reduced visibilities, change to go sleet, rain at night reduced visibility hazardous travel, tough on you because it is cold, and horrible for your pets, brink them in inside. they better have been inside this whole time. this is as we've heard, this is deadly weather out there. now, we're going to be finding our temperatures today a little bit milder, but it is around the freezing mark, at the shore 38, and the poconos, 25. you bring that precipitation on top of that, that makes it feel very, very cold out there today. the winds not big deal out of the south, five to 10 miles an hour, helping temperatures get

above freezing, but snow in the afternoon then makes that transition tonight over to some rain, some freezing rain, some sleet that sort of thing. so you get the idea about tonight. and those marginal temperatures at 32 degrees. next couple of days, we are looking at slightly warmer tomorrow, not warm, but boy it is a lot better than it has been. forty-two, even with the rain in the morning, but looks like we get some sunshine later on in the day. to monday, 22, look at monday night, back down, again 7 degrees. tuesday, below freezing. wednesday, 35 degrees. thursday, 25. friday 30 degrees. knott a bad a week coming up as we saw last week, i think nicole. >> carol, thank you. 5:22. still ahead kevin costner on the big screen again. and it is back in the hot tub at the movies this weekend. take a look. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up kevin costner stars in the true story every underdog cross country team in mcfarland usa. boys are back with more

release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle.

well, by the ends of the weekends, we'll know who is taking home an oscar. but if you are looking for something new to see in theatres this weekend kevin frazier from entertainment tonight gives us a sneak peak at what's playing now. >> this week kevin costner stars in the real inspiring story of an unexpected cross-country team, in mcfarland us a and the guys from the original are back in

causing more trouble through time in hot tub time machine two. >> ready for another dip? >> i'm thinking maybe yoga pants. >> how far back do we go? >> 2025. >> the first trip took them to the past, now rob craig, and clark duke are heading to the future to get things back to normal for them. >> we need to find the point in time where things went wrong and fix it. >> here we go. >> so far so good. >> back in the top. >> patriots, you guys got to come with me. >> why? >> we got to make american happen, bro. >> i'm coach your new pt teacher. all right, run a lap. >> wow. >> they're fast. >> they are. >> and mcfarland usa kevin costner place coach jim white discovers untapped talent for cross country in his new community. >> do you know how fast were you going? because you were running a mile in five minutes.

>> so? >> not only did kevin costner play a coach in the movie he set the tone onset for the cast. >> young man finding their own way, and it is not always advice you give them, it is how you perform in your own job. but i talk to them as adults, you you know, about life, about you know how i do my job not how they should do theirs. >> you guys are super human. there is nothing you can't do with that kind of strength, with that kind of heart. for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier back to you in the studio. >> love a good kevin costner sports movie. n for all of the latest from hollywood, entertainment tonight every night here at 7:00 on cbs-3. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" some snow is on the way carol has the latest track and timing straight ahead. >> plus, we're liver on the scene after fire that forced residents of an apartment complex out into the dangerous cold. ice also caused some problems for firefighters overnight. plus this:

>> i'm danielle nottingham in beverly hill. coming up: the stars who don't win an oscar on sunday won't go home

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we are following breaking news, fire engulfs an apartment complex in south jersey. we'll tell you how firefighters got it under control, while also dealing with the bitter cold.

that's next. and, new developments in a health watch investigation. a super bug outbreak in philadelphia, that happened last year, but officials still have yet to release the hospital it stepped from. health reporter stephanie stahl is asking the tough questions coming up. today is saturday, february 21st, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. let's see just past 5:30, we send it to ever carol dealing with dangerous cold right now. that's really not all right carol? >> i know. on the one hand, it is dangerous cold. on the other hand, it is wet and dangerous cold. but, our temperatures will be coming up, as is precipitation we're expecting today everybody, start to move into the area. temperatures do come up. we get right around the freezing mark as it comes in. so it is snow, then we see the transition over to maybe some sleet, freezing rain, regular rain, but nothing happening right now fortunately. ben franklin bridge looks just fine, all lit up, just waiting for another round of winter weather. storm scan3 also gearing up

for that, right now all we're finding few clouds in the area, off to the north and the west. but, notice, as i wide then view out this is the look of what's coming in. and, this storm has many temperature profiles, and that's why we're finding some snow associated with if, some sleet, freezing rain, and regular rain. and we will be getting looks like, a bit of all of that, as it moves on into our area. our temperatures this morning are of course cold. so anything that falls is going to be falling as pretty cold grounds. zero in allentown, four in reading, actual temperatures, single numbers in a lot of places, three in trenton, nine in wilmington, three in millville, minus four in atlantic city, and whopping 13 degrees out at the airport in philadelphia, with the windchill of two in philadelphia and minus ten in allentown. another bitterly cold start to the day. the temperatures move up around noon, at 21 degrees, by 3:00 p.m., just about the freezing mark, as snow moves in. and it is going to be moving in a heavy fashion at times. generally we're saying through

philadelphia maybe 2 inches or so. but you get to our northern and western suburb, probably looking at 5 inches of snow. and anywhere from one to three generally through philadelphia. we are in the advisory category now. it runs from noon until 1:00 a.m. for the advisory, and this winter weather warning, shaded in the pink, goes from noon until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we'll time all of that out let you know when all of this starts. looks like it is probably going to be right around noon to 2:00 that we start to see it off to the west. we'll finish out a time line for you. let you know what all of the computer models are thinking this morning that's just ahead. nick snow. >> carol, thank you. more now on breaking news, two alarm fire at south jersey apartment complex. this is all happening on gibbsboro road at the emerald ridge apartments. that's where we find "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson liver on mobile three with all of the details, steve what can you tell us? >> good morning to you nicole. kind of good news-bad news. obviously the bad news this fire has torn through one building, four units, in the apartment complex behind me.

you can see the guys still on scene working here as they start to break down the scene the good news, word from the chief, this could have been a whole lot worse. you can see some of the smoke kind of rising up, but they've got this completely under control now at this point it broke out about 3:00 this morning, this was a two alarm fire, the emerald ridge amounts here in new jersey firefighters arrive to one building fully engulfed, flames shooting up through the roof, in all about four units affected that one building, 24 people displaced. but, everyone got out of there with no injuries, thankfully, nobody hurt in this fire. we did speak to the chief. did he say look, the cold weather certainly played a factor, in them trying to knock down the flames, get everything under control. but they were able to do so. listen to the chief on this. >> naturally the cold and the ice play a part in putting out. try and just do the best we can do with what we have at the time. luckily the winds have died

down so that was a contributing factor. >> again thankfully, nobody injured in this. the displaced residents have moved to other units. the red cross is on scene while they try to figure out where to take those residents from here. but again the good part in this: nobody injured. live in lindenwald, new jersey, steve patterson cbs-3, "eyewitness news" back to you nicole. >> that's the important part, steve, thank you. >> meanwhile, a sprinkler pipe burst flooding part of a movie theater at the christianna mall. it happened friday evening in the lobby of the sin a mark theater. it was evacuated, now closed until repairs can be made. >> well, honor for a man whose dedicated his life to serve his country. but what's being done to honor him is unlike anything you've likely heard before. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt with this tribute that took even his parents by surprise. >> i'll tell you he's had a heart of gold, and compassion, and deep love for people. >> ask donna and ken about their son, ryan, and you'll hear about a man who knew as a

little boy he wanted to be a marine. and religion was his rock. >> at a very early age he made a commitment to serve jesus. >> twenty-seven year old ryan became a helicopter pilot was deployed to afghanistan, but just weeks later -- >> knock on the door about 3:30 in the afternoon, and there is two marines. >> on september 28th, 2011, ryan died. his helicopter crashed. crouds blamed a landing malfunction. this video of ryan is the last video the family have of their son, just six weeks -- six week before his death. >> whatever did he, did he with all his heart and he was a good son he was a great friends. >> ryan's memory lives on through metals and awards, even his favorite piano. but the family got a call recently honor ryan in a way that shocked them on a beer can. >> i said okay, god what do we do with this? and he said go for it.

>> dog tag beer honors fallen member of all military branches. their names and stories are on the back of each can. >> right now you can find ryan's name in seven states, including pennsylvania, and new jersey, burlington county is the only county in our area right now with dog tag but that will soon change. dog tags founder told "eyewitness news" philadelphia and the neighboring counties are his next project. proceeds from the beer go to different military charities. ryan's is a ministry, named for him to help people in need. his parents say that's just what ryan would want. >> i at least told god i trust you with my son. and i do. and i know i'll within ryan again. >> in gloucester county, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> that's wonderful. it is 5:37 right now. excitement over pope francis and his up up come coming visit to philadelphia has energized big fundraising. organizers of the world meeting of family already two thirds of the way to their $45 million found raising goal.

pope francis is expected to take part in the meeting in philadelphia, and celebrate mass on the parkway. it is scheduled for september. >> now, we have some important developments regarding the affordable care act. the deadline for those want to go enroll has been extended. this special enrollment period runs from march 15th through april 30th, and allows uninsured americans to get coverage, and avoid those penalties. meantime, the white house says that some 800,000 enroll east received incorrect subsidy information on their tax forms. corrected forms will need to be sent out, though, thousands of people may have already filed. our health watch investigation is uncovering new information on that deadly super bug infection that killed people in last ankle less and here in philadelphia. the location of that local outbreak is still not being released, but weaver been able to rule out some local hospitals. health reporter stephanie stahl has our new information. >> the philadelphia health department now says laws prevented from disclosing the

name of the hospital, that had a super bug outbreak last year, which infected eight people, two died. it is the same cre infection that's being investigated at ucla. the problem is with a specialized endoscope used mainly on and around the pancreas. the f d.a. says a moveable mechanism is difficult to effectively clean between patients. >> we're very sorry about some of the anxiety and concern that this situation has posed for our patients. >> the la hospital is now in the forefront of the investigation, but in philadelphia there is continued silence. in pennsylvania, it is to up hospitals, whether they disclose cre infections that's another reason the health department says it is not naming names. it doesn't want to discourage reporting of future cases even though, that reporting isn't made public. patients like alicia coal say that's not right. she was infected with a hospital super bug in an un-related case. >> i learned after the fact that my hospital had been cited by the health department

foreign fiction control deficiency. there was no way for me to know that. >> we reached out to three of the largest philadelphia hospitalization, pen medicine says they have not had any issue related to the scopes involved with the super bug outbreak. a statement from jefferson says in part: our epidemiological surveillance looked closely for linkage tweens endoscopes and i can fib zones, but we've not identified any definitive connection. the safety of patients is our number one priority, and we will remain vigilant about infection control. and temple says it has not had any endoscope infections linked to the super bug. by the way the endoscopes used for most procedures, including colonoscopy are not involved with this outbreak. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well philly fashion week is bringing runway shows to the city. models showed off the lateness high fashion at the ready to wear show in kensington. "eyewitness news" at the arts building here, designers revealed some of the items you can incorporate into your

wardrobe. >> and hey, one of the designers kira anderson-logan, her fashion line cane a coal partnership with her and nicole tire. both design remembers from pennsylvania. they offered us preview of some of the looks they would be showcasing on the runway, and cbs-3 spoke with one of their models, diamond strawberry strawberry is the daughter of baseball legend, darryl strawberry, stars on vh1 love and hip hop. we asked her what life is like in the spotlight. >> with my dad being in the spotlight, i try to hide, you know not get the attention. but now that i won reality show, there is no escaping the spotlight. so get a lot of criticism; ridicule but a lot of love, also. and i really appreciate it. >> there you go. haters going to hate, right? philly fashion week wraps up today. >> beautiful girl, though. 5:41 right now, there is much more still ahead on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. >> it is the 50th anniversary of the malcolm x's assassination, i'm don

champion inside the auditorium where he was killed. coming up we talk to a daughter of the civil rights leader were his legacy and race in america. >> and most oscar nominees will walk away without statues. but wait until you hear about the value of some of the gift bags they're going to get. it is minds blowing. it is a lot more than what you would think. and also, what you would make in a year's time! also, our eye is on the storm this saturday morning. how much you can expect, before it all changes over. we'll be right back. [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®.

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>> academy award nominees who don't win an oscar sunday night will take home massive consolation prize worth more than three times what the average american makes in a year. danielle nottingham got sneak peak at this year's oscar gift bags, in beverly hills. >> oscar nominees, who leave without a golden statue, will walk away with gift bags worth $160,000. assembled the presents for 14 years. >> we have $28,000 custom-made piece of italian furniture which is the most expensive item in the bag. >> this year's bag has the highest price tag ever, it goes to nominees, in the five major oscar categories. >> best actor actress best supporting actor and actress best director, then we always the host of the show. >> gift bag carries wide range of goodies from bicycles, to beauty products, and electronic gadgets. this year's hall worth double the value of last year's. and it includes one year of

audi a4 rentals worth $20,000 as well as smaller items like liquor and candy. businesses pay a fee of 4,000 to $25,000 to put their merchandise in celebrity's hands. >> i think that people are like how in the world do rich people who don't need things get $160,000 worth of free stuff. there is no better brand ambassador than a celebrity no more powerful name than oscar nominee in that given year. >> for example, he says this tank top was in the bag two years ago. after amy adam wore it, it flew off store shelves. >> danielle nottingham, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> must be nice. 5:46 right now. we send over to carol. >> yep, you know i think the stuff in the bag more useful than -- >> that stat knew. >> wandering around with the car. >> even the bag flight. >> really. notice the snow on the boardwalk, continuing, of course, with temperatures as cold as they've been. just been unbelievable month

of february. as i don't have to tell anyone. let's take a look at storm scan3, right now, you can see, this is the next weather feature, we will be dealing with because every weekend apparently we have to have to deal with something, or at least, think about something that's coming on upon day. so, every weekend we get the snow to begin with, it is very cold, and then we start to see a mix as some of the warmer air comes in, then when the warm air does come in, relatively warm air, that's when we start to see the transition to rain. but, not seeing any that far in the area right now. it will take couple of more hours, at least probably, after the noon hour, before we start to see the precipitation coming here. thirteen in philadelphia, zero in allentown, three in millville, you know, even if you added up all of these numbers, that would not even be an acceptable temperature. so, the weather has got to try a little bit harder. this is ridiculous. we have winter storm warning in effect. those are the areas that you see shaded in the pink, and that starts at noon, goes until 6:00 tomorrow morning. generally, you can think of

maybe four to 6 inches of snow in any of the areas that you see shaded in those colors. where we're finding the winter weather advisory that starts at noon, goes until 1:00 tomorrow morning, this is where we're more likely to be find that one to three-inch range. that does include the philadelphia area. so maybe 2 inches of snow through philadelphia, and you just get to upper bucks montgomery counties and already at 5 inches. so pretty sharp gradient of who is going to be getting what. and just kind of a thin line, maybe your neighbor gets a lot more than you do. but generally, the heaviest is going to be to the north and the west. and then, everybody seems to be getting into this transition. let's see the future weather so take a look, up, if you haven't yet take those covers off your head, and take a look, and we start to see around 1:00 this afternoon outskirt of allentown reading, the way this is pegging it right now we start to see the snow moving in. we can be finding some bursts of snow, as well. so especially where you're finding some of the darker shades of blue, where maybe some of the heavier snow

starts to come in in these bursts, that can quickly overwhelm the roads. so expect to find travel later this afternoon. not all that great. we have the snow through philadelphia. this is a look at 6:00. the warmer air starting to come in here. it starts to keep its creep going up by 8:00 we're seeing the mix seeing the rain, seeing the snow to the north. we keep that warmer air coming in here, by 11:00. should have transitioned over in philadelphia, should be rain overnight for most everybody, this thing exits fairly early on sunday, and we're left with a day that's not all that bad. and temperatures that aren't all that bad either. so we watch for complex system coming in here, but the temperatures tomorrow in the 40's, right back counselor just chop it in half, go to the 20's again monday. amounts, two-four through philadelphia, four-six north and west, coating to 2 inches right along the shore areas. and the computer models are saying that we're problem bye going to be dealing with 3 inches through philadelphia, could be little bit less, but just know that noon to we start to see the snow moving

in, from the west, six to eight, we see that change-over starting sleet rain, maybe some freezing rain, so be careful of ice then after that later on tonight we would go over to all rain. but at 33 degrees today just watch for that snow, because the roads can become very, very tricky. keep those pets inside. keep those phonecalls to your friends, neighbors and, you know what, even call the people you don't like. just to make sure they're okay in this weather. thirty-two gross, we get some freezing rain possible tonight, before a change-over to rain early very early overnight, should be in most areas, just be careful on the road though, 42 for the high tomorrow. with some sunshine later on in the afternoon, 22 on monday, 26 tuesday thursday, 25, you see the week, it is spelled out there, seven day forecast, better week this week than last week, though. nicole? >> all right, carol, thank up. today marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of malcolm x. it happened at the audubon ballroom in harlem. don champion went to where he

was gunned down and talk to his youngest daughter about his legacy. >> the revolution we need is a revolution of the mind. >> reading her father's words says malcolm x is still misunderstood, 50 years after his assassination. >> he wasn't evil. he wasn't a definitely worshipper he wasn't a wife hater. i was a humanitarian. >> we have not yet achieved freedom from our slave masser. >> as a member of the nation of islam, malcolm x advocated black power and rejected integration during the fight for civil rights. shortly after he broke off from the group and turned his back on what it stood for members of the nation of islam gunned him down in the audubon ball almost in 1965, wood from the stage he was standing on marks the spot. >> here, here, even if he did survive, co-never speak again. right there. >> part of the audubon ballroom now a memorial,

educational center named after malcolm x and his late wife betty, who fought to save the building. executive director brian epps says much of malcolm x's legacy still relevant today. >> speaks to malcolm's power. also sad that, you know, we're still dealing with these issues 50 years later. >> shabaz also trying to preserve her parents legacy. >> how do we make our ethnic children confident enough that they can continue to pursue to the top? >> she says, it is all about educating them about their history. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news"

>> circumstances new roster unveiled last night, pace nerves town, also unveiled, the team's new mascot, take a look at franklin, you'll be seeing him for years and years to come. entertaining the fans as well as the fargo center. now, the new face of the franchise, and a monster night, five blocks in the first quarter beautiful stat line 12-point, nine rebounds, nine blocks, four steels. unfortunately, sixers lose again, 106 to 956789 they continue their unique brand of team building by gathering the bold he is move to date is that thursday trade of michael carter williams, general manager, sam hinge i explains. >> those picks do not move around very much. it is almost impossible bridge hard to get your hands on a pick that at least has a chance to be a high lottery pick. it is very rare that they move. and because of that, that made us consider it, and in the end, in the end made us decide it was the right thing to do to move our program forward. >> pitchers and catchers, team building in clearwater.

yesterday closer jonathan papelbon was the center of attraction leslie van arsdale is with the team. >> in my opinion i'm still not so sold on this entire rebuilding. >> as one of the veterans on the team, closer jonathan papelbon believes the phillies can compete this season. >> i don't think anybody's going to sit there and just, you know, lay down. i play with chase long enough, i play with cliff long enough, i play with cole, rhino, some of the leaders on the team, none of lust just lay down. >> papelbon involved with trade talks this off season. while he thinks this team can compete, would he welcome a trade? >> i would go anywhere that wants me, if philadelphia still want me, and they want me to be a piece of this puzzle and continue to be a leader in this bullpen, i love my chances of staying here and competing. >> so, what's manager ryan sandberg's plan with closer ken giles waiting in the wings? >> if you talk to kenny giles he mentions how much the papelbon helped him last year, and some more, more seasoning

with pap, we don't know what's going to happen here. i don't think that's an all bad thing. >> meanwhile phillies ace cole hamels made it clear else not happy and ready to move on. we'll hear from him later today. reporting from clearwater, leslie van arsdale eyewitness sports. >> and the flyers will get help from a 11 year old kid. they signed tony campizzi of mechanics burying, pa, to one day contract, at yesterday with hextall and new teammates. will ride to today's game with voracek, a make a wish experience, as campisi battles cancer. great job by voracek and the flyers. emanuel occo has a date to the wood grow prom in per sellville virginia, eagles linebacker was approached by hanna on twitter. the steel if she got 10,000 re tweets of her request she would go. lit it in less than three hours, through to washington,

d.c. asked hand a to the prom officially, with her principal and parent there to make it a surprise. fights on. floyd way weather dream fight, just that, for decade, they signed the fight in vegas may second, it is expected to be the richest fight in history. they'll split $200 million of may weather earning 120 million pacqiou. that's eyewitness sports. >> all right coming up in "eyewitness news", following breaking news in our next half hour. fire erupts in a south jersey apartment complex. resident are forced out into the cold. coming up how the bitter temperatures hampered fire fighting effort. >> also ahead snow, making another come back. seems like every weekend doesn't it? carol returns to tell us what you can expect for your saturday coming up next.

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