half dozen in the spring garden neighborhood believed to be linked and going back to february the ninth. >> shocked. on this block i'm shock. >> reporter: this video released by police shows four, teenage persons of interest, wanted for questioning in the beating and robbery of a 13 year-old february the the 20th near 22nd is and fairmount. in everyone of these attacks, police say victims are knocked to the ground by a group of between two and four teen age suspects, who then steel iphones and other items. the the latest robbery and assault is the first in which a victim has been sprayed with mace. >> it is a safe neighborhood. we all feel very safe walking around here mess of the time, so i think it is unusual. >> reporter: detective are trying to determine if their may be video of this have afternoon's attack add to go their concerns they say that at least two of the six robberies and assault it a appears that the suspects may have had had weapons. we will have much more on this

developing story and police want you to be aware if you live in spring garden a and if you have any information, to contact them immediately. live from central detective i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay walt, we will see you at 6:00. there is more breaking news, right now chopper three is live over a fire in delaware. this is at 120 hey road in edgemore. it is the iko manufacturing plant, we're told that they make roofing products there lot of water being poured on the structure as you can see in this picture. we have heard that a tank containing asphalt has caught fire but there have been no injuries reported in visible planes at this point but there is smoke still coming from the structure. we will continue to keep an eye on this and update you here on the air and on cbs philly.com. in camden's crammer hill neighborhood, fire fighters battled an apartment fire this afternoon. chopper three was there in the 200 block of straight street. the flames damage two units

one building and there is no word if anyone was injury. we are toll the causes under investigation. developing right now the the so-called black madam takes the stand in her murder trial. she's accused of performing a buttocks enhancement procedure, that caused the death of the tourist. "eyewitness news" reporter in matt rivers is live in, center city with the latest matt. >> reporter: jessica, black madam is her real name is page victoria winslow and as you mentioned she did take the stand in her own defense shortly before 3:00 p.m. as she and her lawyer tried to layout why they believe she should not be held criminally liable in this case. she got emotional at times saying she has performed this type of butt injections on thousands of other people with no ill consequences, as a result you'll remember that winslow, back in 2011 was a performer and a business woman who as you mentioned commonly goes by the stage name of black madam n201 she inject a 20 year-old english dancer

named claudia aderotimi died late their night after complications a arose from that silicone injections. thursday when winslow got on the stand to begin her defense she had injected thousands of people with similar substance toes no i'll affect after being trained by a doctor in tie land. she said that she took necessary safety precautions and thought what she was doing was safe. up on the stand she said my motto was i want to help people. the it wasn't just about the money, i made money but i just wanted to help people. she went on to say, speaking specifically about the victim when i heard that claudia had died it was worst day of my life. claudia was a great girl and i never meant for anything bad to happen to her. keep in mind that winslow's testimony today has strongly been refuted by the prosecution and its witnesses, the prosecutors claims that winslow falsely presented herself as a nurse practicing to these victims and knew of the danger involved in what she was doing.

if quick, winslow faces between 20 and 40 years in prison. we're live from center city matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we will keep an eye on it thanks very much. some in south converse i, woke up to snow this morning. that complicated the process of getting to where they needed to go. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us live from ventnor where the shovels got some use earlier today, todd. >> reporter: chris, right the now this is what we're seeing a lot of here these are side streets out here in ventnor. you can still see snow covered and slushy, still a little slick in spots but then, as we move out over here to the main streets this is ventnor avenue out here. you can see it is absolutely clear. bone dry, in fact, in spots. the the snow start add accumulating early this morning, for commuters navigating the the area highways was difficult, bill mcneil i was on the atlantic city expressway when the snow was at its peak. >> it was pretty big. 30 miles an hour tops. a couple of cars wrong side of the road state troopers were

there. >> reporter: and when snow stopped, the the plowing a shoveling started. >> i knew it would snow but i didn't know it would be this bad. we were just saying where did this come from. >> reporter: snow forced atlantic city public schools to close two hours early and tired up, this man, once again, a blast from mother nature limited what he could do. >> been affect bad. we were supposed to do roof for a couple of customers and another restaurant and we could not do it. >> reporter: why? >> everything was frozen up there. >> reporter: between frigid temperatures strong wind gusts and snow most people we talk to had enough of winter. especially michael, who is a 4a bike shop in vent for for 37 years and is ready for the big spring brings. >> the temperature when it dips below 20, in this business, they may be thinking bit but they are not coming out. >> reporter: and once again, the main streets down here they are clear but the side streets as you can tell are

still slushy a and they may freeze up overnight but that is something to watch out for. reporting live, from ventnor todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". look at the these pictures of the snow joe and armstrong in cape may sent us some wintry scenes definitely press toy look at. not always so much fun when you have to go outside tonight. after the storm we're bracing for more below average temperatures and meteorologist kathy orr, is on the the sky deck with our first forecast, kathy? >> right now there is no wind that makes it tough, and comfortable but temperatures in the 30's but that is going to change tonight a as we fall back in the teens. take a look at storm scan three we are drying out you and early this morning we can see snow moving from the south with that southern storm and in south jersey and delaware as expected that is where we saw accumulation. in philadelphia a we didn't get anything because of that dry slot that developed here didn't get anything from this storm but we will see what happens over the next couple of weeks. we still have a few more

wintry weeks left. here's the snow today in, sell byeville in sussex county delaware 6 inches. cape may 4.5. loues dill war 3 inches. dover 2.3. smyrna 2 inches of snow. as we move on temperatures have warm up but not close to average. normal high for this time of the year is 47 degrees. in philadelphia only 31. the poconos, 20 degrees today. temperatures will be falling through the the 20's tonight with the mostly cloudy sky and then tomorrow we will be seeing some improvement. coming up we will talk about a bitter even to a very cold month. one for the record books. rain and snow, coming up for the weekend and then milder, march. now there is something to look forward to. i'll be back with the forecast later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thanks very much. hundreds of people spent more than an hour stranded on board a septa train this morning. septa says power lines came down on to that train heading in to center city. this happened on the warminster regional rail line

in roselyn montgomery county. the railcar lost power and left 500 passengers stuck. >> it felt like we ran over something, so hopefully everybody was okay. that was the most important thing. once we fund out and alerted by septa engineers that everything was good it was okay. >> reporter: well, those passengers were eventually moved on to another train they a arrived in center city two hours behind schedule, what caused those wires to come down remains under investigation. a violent night in philadelphia kept investigators busy at multiple crime scene, in grace fur there i was a double homicide, two men were shot in the 2700 block of laton-a street around two l.a. m. police recovered a gun on one of the victims. around 11:30 police found a 34 year-old woman shot in the west more land street in fair hill. before the victim's car stopped police say it ran into three other park cars. and two men walked into the 12th district police headquarters in southwest philadelphia adjust before

2:00 a.m., one of the men had been shot at 67th and guyer. the flu is to blame for three more deaths in delaware health officials now say that the total number of flu-related deaths in the state is at 26. all but three of those who died were over the age of 65. the the others were in their 50's a. residents are encouraged to wash their hand frequently to help prevent the spread of the flu. still to come here on "eyewitness news", weed in washington d.c., it is day one for legal recreational marijuana in the nation's capitol. plus some members of the congress are hoping that new law goes up in smoke. llamas on the lose a wild chase through city streets that you have to see to believe. caught on camera madonna takes a tumble at an award show right in the middle of a performance, we will have her reaction. the federal communications commission votes on new rules that could change the internet for all of us, consumer

reporter jim donovan is on your side with what you need to

well the three-two vote the federal communication commission ruled that internet companies must act in the public interest when they provide mobile connections and they will ban companies that try to block or slow web traffic. >> it is known as net neutrality and three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains what it means to you. >> reporter: fcc wants greater authority to treat internet service like a public utility.

net neutrality is the idea that web sites or videos should a all load at the same speed. >> that means their broad band provider cannot block or slow down your access to any web site or applications on internet. the also means broad band provider cannot charge companies like netflix an added fee for access to a fast lane that gets you content any faster. >> reporter: so internet providers won't be able to block or slow down apps web sites or on line services, for instance, a at&t cannot block face time or verizon cannot slow down google wallet. this became an issue when you tube netflix and on demand videos started to become more popular. the evidence began to surface that some internet providers were manipulating traffic without telling consumers. now those against net neutrality say new rules are another way that the government is butt nothing to big business despite today's vote one thing is for certain this isn't over just yet. future court battles and presidential appointments

could reverse this. >> a a lot of people watching very closely. the it will affect everyone. >> reporter: if you follow twitter feed for netflix, imagine if everything was down loaded, one word at a time. they were trying to push their customers, obviously. >> people see it as a big business verse little guy type thing, lot of argument. very interesting case. >> we will be monitoring it. >> thank very much. blurred lines lawsuit continues, robin thick back in court. we will get inside scoop live from l.a. if you're sick of winter and find yourself wearing a lot of black three on your side is here to help, health reporter stephanie stahl is here to show you how to switch it up and how each color can affect your mood. it is a a very special day for a couple polar wears at philadelphia zoo. we will take you to the celebrat

back on "eyewitness news" with two llama as on the loose in sun city arizona every eye was watching this in our news room as it unfolded. for close to an hour a black llama and white llama dodged cars, and they were all over the place. unfortunately their fun run didn't last forever someone was able to lasso the black llamas first and then finally someone got the white llamas hopefully they're okay, yeah. >> well, everybody was watching this for a long time. >> yeah, there goes, they got him. >> that ended it right there.

>> listen. >> it looks like the start of the llamas take over so let's just be glad we knocked that down quickly. >> they're okay good it looks so nice and sunny out there. >> yeah. >> sun city, arizona. >> dreamy. >> as opposed to philadelphia a. >> we are going to be seeing some warmer temperatures but cold temperatures of today are at the bottom of your screen. our weather watchers are providing our temperatures. right now we're talking about some 30's and some 20's a across the delaware valley. we will colder before we can step into a nice warming trend. take a look outside where we saw some snow yes, cape may county, right now we're looking at ocean city on the board where we have a beautiful even to the day but yes, you picked up between two and 3 inches of snow in this area our shore points picking up high's accumulations. our live neighborhood network takes us to the beach patrol headquarters in margate. i know this well right near

lucy. temperature 28 degrees. watch how snow is pouring down on the beach this morning into the late morning hours and you can see when it ended little bit breeze there i as well. right now wind out of the north at 2 miles an hour with gusts to about 35 miles an hour earlier today. storm can three we can see the storm moving toward the north east we were on the northern fringe and there was a sharp cut off, snow did not make it in philadelphia with this dry slot right here. otherwise to the south and east that is where we saw high accumulations, as expect. right now we have 31 in the city. twenty in the poconos. twenty-eight in reading. some temperatures that are pretty cold down to the deep south where they did see snow yesterday, atlanta at 38. birmingham at 37. look what is coming our way wind north and west, ten in minneapolis. omaha 11. bismarck ten. here we go again with another blast of cold. here is actual snow accumulation from his this morning, 3.2 inches in millions bureau, delaware. 3 inches in wildwood.

1.1 in woodbine and one to 3-inch rain, 2.2 in dover and bridgeton an inch and atlantic city 1.6 inches of snow with some light's accumulations to the north. right now we are looking at temperatures in the 30's tomorrow, highs only in the 20's and it will stay pretty cold, even into the day on saturday. when the cold air hits high pressure settling in. by sunday temperatures will warm up into the 30's and we will watch our next front moving in bringing in some rain and snow for sunday night. overnight we're going to be seeing some cold temperatures but saturday morning is going to be near record cold. the record nine setback in 1976, the record is nine but we're going for ten. it will be really close. overnight tonight low temperature 18 cloudy skies with a few flurries. high temperature tomorrow 26 degrees, partly sunny skies and breeze out of the northwest. on the exclusive three day forecast saturday there is that challenging record cold of ten afternoon high of 278,

by sunday improving at 37. that is your three day forecast, we will be back with

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i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. a philadelphia university student has taken a page out of the comic books and decided to make his own bat suit. >> but this isn't just a costume this thing actually works like batman's suit. lets take a look with the help of personal donations and kick starter campaign freshman jackson gordon from wayne built a functioning batman suit for a little less than $2,000. this thing is made of kevlar and has arm or plating. >> it is clear the idea was to create sort of, a suit in batman's image that was not

actually just a custom but actually functioned. >> the suit is impervious to knives and it is skid proof as well. it is waterproof. no, it is not bullet-proof. so don't find out the hard way, there jackson. jackson has gotten lots of people interested in building their own batman suits. >> i like how he walks around in it. >> it looks great. what can you say. now to the blurred lines trial underway in los angeles and madonna's big fall at the brit award out of london. >> we will turn to the inside's lucy agary with the up sider with much more hi, louie. >> reporter: let me tell you chris and jessica it is not often that testimony in the court case involves a musical song but that is what jurors and the judge heard from robin thick yesterday in the l.a. courtroom. here's the insider in 60 seconds. >> ♪ >> reporter: the song at the center of robin thing and ferrell williams copy right infringement trial against the estate of marvin gay and yesterday jurors got a treat

robin giving a mini concert in court. >> blurred lines. >> reporter: robin was asked to play both blurred lines and marvin gay got to give it up to demonstrate their hit does not contain any of the same musical notes, some legal expert say this could be a win for robin. also trending madonna falls on live tv. ouch. material girl on stage stumble during 2015brit award looks nasty but she took to instagram explaining her cape was just tied too tight and she's doing just fine. next up bond is back. >> daniel craig returns for follow-up to sky ball titled spector. the trailer is blowing up on line today and we have your behind the scenes look. >> cannot wait for that that movie hits theaters november 6th and expect plenty of action. you guys remember spector, the original bond villain, right.

>> yes yes. >> captain wait for that to come around. >> louie, before you go i was reading about lou pit a new want go $150,000 it is missing from her hotel room. >> so sad, that custom calvin kline, 6,000 pearls, it took to make that dress. it was reported stolen last night. the good news is that cops say they have surveillance video and that pretty good idea as to who that thief looks like, i hospital they get it back in time before it is stripped for parts, like a luxury car would be stripped. you cannot wear that again it is very obvious. >> pretty obvious that is the dress there aren't that many that look like that. >> it belongs in the museum, you know. >> lupita in the new star wars maybe she can use the force. >> yes. >> just a thought. >> thank you very much. a appreciate it. you can see louie and insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. still to come in the next

half an hour new details about a suspect terrorist with ties to our area. caught on camera a former nfl player is seen again dancing at a gas station just hours before prosecutor claim he killed a man. lighting up a joint the sign nation's capitol is legal but some members of the congress want that to change. new at 6:00 tonight these kids are cooking, some local students all have the same goal to create a winning recipe we will take you to the competition that is about more than just food.

i'm chris may. we are following breaking news 59:30. philadelphia police are investigating after a woman was maced and then robbed today, police believe that the attack is linked to several others that had happened in the spring garden neighborhood. well so-called black madam, page victoria winslow took the the stand in her murder trial this afternoon. she did admit performing buttocks enhancement procedures, that said she never intended to do any harm. winslow is charge in the death of a tourist. the storm has moved out, but this is what it looked like earlier this morning in south jersey. snow is on the ground making it tough for drivers kate. yeah interesting storm this morning.

much of the region didn't see anything at all will but spots that did had a very messy morning. now another cold blast has arrived. we are feeling it right now with temperatures still below freezing, we will keep it below average through the next two days, and end of the month of february. tracking our next system for early monday morning and could we see a march rebound as far as temperatures are concerned? i will have answers with the seven day forecast jessica. >> kate, thank you. we are learning new information about abdurasul juraboev, helping to support the terror group isis. "eyewitness news" learned he lived in, dover, delaware in 2013 and he owned a kiosk at dover mall and several others in the philadelphia area. meanwhile, u.s. officials say one of the world's most wanted terrorist, has been identified. he is the mask islamic state militant seen in the beheading videos of american hostages. chris van cleve has more on the man known as jihadi john. >> reporter: his accent made it the clear to intelligence officials the man known as

jihad john was from britain. >> this is it an american citizen. >> reporter: u.s. intelligent official confirms to cbs news that he is mohammad emwazi the mask in member is seen in the number of graphic beheading videos of foreign hostages. >> i'm back because of your arrogant foreign policy. >> reporter: emwazi was born in kuwait and grew up in london in a well to do family. he graduated with a degree in computer programming. it is believed that emwazi traveled to syria around 2012 and later joined the islamic state. >> he was extremely kind. >> reporter: british human rights group say emwazi as radical we again with run in with british intelligence. >> difficult for me to say that yes, these two people are exactly the same. there does than the seem to be a correlation between the two. >> reporter: an capitol hill the trek or of national intelligence told congress about 3400 western fighters have gone to syria and iraq, in addition to 280 americans.

>> those are attempted to go, though that got there and and were killed those who for the and went to another country and some number of come back. >> reporter: director clap era says home grown terror is a leading treat to national security. chris van cleve, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". former patriots star aaron hernandez was caught on camera and in a good mood just before prosecutors say that he killed a man. surveillance video was played in court showing the former patriots dancing at a gas station about an hour before the the murder of odin lloyd. co-defendant was also wearing a white towel around his shoulders in that video and white towel was found near lloyd's body. prosecutors have not said who shot lloyd but they do say hernandez orchestrated his murder. well 1:00 a.m. thursday possessing a small amount of marijuana became legal in the district of columbia. alaska also legalized marijuana this week but in d.c. there are caveats in a ongoing dispute between local

government ape some in congress is threatening the law. craig boswell is in washington. >> reporter: washington d.c. resident adam lit up in front of the cameras on thursday. he led the effort to get the district of columbia's initiative 71 passed. >> tell me what you are holding. >> i'm holding 2 ounces of marijuana a report are report ate allows d.c. residents to possess 2 ounces marijuana and grow six plants. >> planting a seed is a symbolic act. i hope they will last. >> reporter: for him potties a symbol of a larger battle one pitting the district begins congress which has final word over laws in the nation's capitol. >> the use of marijuana is still totally illegal under federal law so it is not only the the mayor but anybody who uses marijuana under this law theoretically could be punish under federal laws. >> reporter: a small group of republicans moved to block the pot initiative ape warning d.c. lead their using federal machine toy implement it, violate federal law. >> it doesn't corresponds anything to enforce the law because it doesn't set up

stores just people having the right to grow marijuana. >> reporter: he stood outside his shop police shut down for selling paraphernalia. marijuana sales are not permitted. that means no tax revenue for the district. for now the district is standing it ground. while a larger political battle swirls outside around the drug. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a camden county police officer gets a rare opportunity a sit down meeting with president obama. officer virginia matteas was one of six officers invited to the oval office on tuesday. she spoke with the president and vice-president by been how communities and law enforcement can work together to build trust. the the the officer says that meeting was surreal. >> the president made us feel like we were at home on his sofa basically and it was a great experience. he was very inviting. he wanted to know our insight as officers so that was great and a privilege. >> officers were nominated by head of their law enforcement a agency to participate in that meeting.

sixteen camden students who decided to go back to school received their diplomas today. second chaps students are latest success stories from partnership between camelot education and camden school district. the partnership produced 17 percent of the district's graduating class from both of the district's high schools, camden high school and wood row wilson high school. >> congratulations to them. south jersey military dad returns from the middle east to surprise his two young daughters at their preschool. two and four years old were very happy to see army reserve it joe concern concern of laurel spritz. "eyewitness news" at childhood september inner cherry hill for that special moment. it was a a especially important because today is two-year old pearl's birthday. everyone in school certainly happy to be part of that family celebration. welcome home. 5:36. already a little bit of jams on the schuylkill expressway right around montgomery. the eastbound lanes heading

toward the center city area where we will see brake lights up top around the curve but on the westbound side heading toward king oe prussia doing better. over on the vine street expressway you can see same story over on the right hand lanes here heading westbound in the schuylkill expressway or heading to 30th street station over here where you'll see this delay and backup. eastbound not doing too bad heading in to i-95. in bucks county right around bristol we have an accident in the shoulder on route 413, between ford road and rodgers road, please use extra caution n fair hill in northeast philadelphia american street and lehigh avenue another crash. now out in pennsauken, new jersey due to the monday afternoon tanker fire we are still dealing with ramp closures there on route nine on eastbound at route 130 north bound on and off ramps are closed take 73 or admiral wilson boulevard to get on by. otherwise, they are not doing too bad, 95 northbound heavy on the vine street expressway and woodhaven road, 29 minutes but just a little bit slow but

that is typical on the blue route and 422. chris and jessica, back over to you. still to come on "eyewitness news" do you wanting to on vacation but not sure why. >> google says they can help you out, maybe winter has got you down your choice of clothing could to be blame. health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with how color of your clothing can impact your mood, beasley. reports say eagles are parting ways with the household name since 2005 most versatile veteran line men on the team is looking for a new home and new colors. latest on todd herremans reported departure ahead in sports katie. well, we have some snow in the area this morning in the wake of that snow more cold as we finish out february but does it warm up in time for start of march, that is the the question and seven day

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reports say that the eagles will part ways with

offensive lineman todd herremans. todd, was the longest tenured eagles player along with trent cole who came in the nfl together drafted in 2005. sometimes it is a money issue. bird will save 2.8 million-dollar for 2015 but then take a 2.4 million-dollar cap hit, sometimes teams look over the season's performance and decide the player is in decline. whatever the reason todd was a solid versatile player for many years. flyers in toronto tonight just four points behind boston in the race for a marv playoff spot. tuesday night flyers blew a chance to climb up standings losing to the worst team in the metro pol tan division carolina a. another weak team tonight. >> we need to tweak our own selves a little bit. we play certain teams that we're not getting points from that we need to. that is what i think we need to tweak. >> pat burrell will be the 37th inducte in the phillies wall of fame on friday july 31st. you know his story first

overall pick in 1998, helped team to the world series in 2008. pat the bat hit 20 or more home runs in eight consecutive seasons, and his 251 round trippers ranks fourth in phillies history. >> wow. >> fun thing to watch. >> good for pat. >> hall of famer on and off the field with pat burrell a lot of fun. >> thanks very much. we started the day in some locations, lot like this take a a look the at time lapse video from live neighborhood network camera. big flakes falling in rehoboth beach, delaware. you can see snow piling up on the boardwalk and on the sand. it moved out by midday and just clouded skies out there right now at 28 degrees. the lets check with our weather watchers and see what they are seeing outside. lets take a look at our snow reports first and foremost to see what our weather watchers got. 5 inches in new jersey from greg wood in ocean city new jersey james reported 4 inches, third .5 in mays landing that one from alex and

southampton, new jersey, doug is reporting, just a tenth of an inch. you can see how tight that gradient was as snow shut off from west to east. 29 degrees says steve schwartz in bensalem reporting some sunshine out there cool clear evening, enjoy the ride home not a bad need all things considered. temperatures holding in the upper teens and 20's. we are seeing a temperature of 28 degrees. as we check in north and west, not really working for me right new but people zoom in. that is jerry timlen in king of prussia, 28 degrees with a mostly cloudy sky. not looking too bad looking on the hour weather window sky cam three from campbell's field looking out from the ben franklin bridge and city of philadelphia we are seeing cloud cover some times when you have a storm moving off shore we will get sunset, cloud did not break enough for to us see that but the good news is the snow has moved on out, and it is fizzling hitting the the area. we have snow showers trying to push through central pennsylvania. those hit a brick wall, dry

air in place and down across south jersey and delaware snow moved out midday and has not return. nothing more than a few flower thinks evening and throughout the overnight hours, temperatures in the meantime are chilly but we will sneak in the 30's today. thirty-one at the airport. thirty-two wilmington. thirty-one in millville. thirty's not feeling too bad. tonight cloudy flurries around, it is coal. 18 degrees. we are used to it. twenty-six is the high. we are right now 9.8 degrees below average across the month of february. that put us in the fifth coldest slot and well below average temperatures again tomorrow and last day of february on saturday. we will claim that fifth coldest. you think that doesn't sound that impressive, four februaries colder then this one. keep in mind we have been keeping record since 1880's and we have not had a top ten cold february since 1979. again saturday morning we will challenge these record. mount pocono should be okay

with that minus 15 record but in philadelphia at record is 9 degrees setback in 1934. 1934 by the the way sweeping the board here. that was the coldest february ever. that is the gold standard february cold. you can see why last day of the month had some very cold record temperatures that we will be challenging again as we get into saturday. cold era for your friday morning, sticks around. blue is where freezing line is. it stays south of philadelphia throughout the the day saturday. here's what to watch this next system from the west at 11:00 o'clock saturday. the question is how quickly does that cold air recede before the precipitation comes n it could start as snow sunday night and then freezing rain and then change to go rain as a warm surge comes in as we get into monday morning. it doesn't look like a major storm because low precipitation amounts with this but if the surface is below freezing we have to watch for threat of freezing rain and change over to just rain showers on monday morning. you're witness weather seven day forecast cold through end of february. we will shut off extreme cold

but start a messy path western rain and snow sunday night into monday morning. another system heads our way late tuesday, rain and snow, change to go all rain and very wet mid week time frame next week for us now back to you at the desk. well cbs-3 healthwatch today if you are sick and tired of winter and really at this point who isn't, wearing brighter colors might be a quick simple way to beat the wintertime blues. >> health reporter stephanie stahl explains how clothing can make the mood. >> reporter: if you are hibernate nothing black this winter rosa caras says wear pink. >> i figure would i wear hat with the flower and makes me feel more cheerful and looking forward to the flowers in the spring. >> reporter: linda menneri says reds rocks it for her. >> i think when you feel colorful you feel happier. >> readies a power color. >> reporter: fashion expert dawn delarose a says red exudes confidence, column offer send out strong messages orange is playful.

>> if you are going to a meeting that is very corporate stay away from it but more in that creative industry and you want to show that side of you, go with the orange tie. >> reporter: few more color connection from his dawn blue can create calm serenity good choice if you are nervous or edgey. yellow is supposed to turn your mood around, sunny and warm and can help with optimism. whiteys cleansing. >> it will bring energy in your life thaw don't expect. it clears everything out. >> reporter: purple is regal and color for leaders. >> so leadership is different from power. >> green is said to be healing

>> and what better place to celebrate, then the philadelphia zoo. we will take you there, and meet the bears next.

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well, from the runway to the beach the victoria secret angels are heating up things again tonight on cbs three angels head to puerto rico shoot the swim wear campaign and beautiful setting where they can show off lateness looks for the beach. they will be join by great musical guests. >> we had maroon five performing with a bond fire like on a beautiful little beach, like this desert little island and that was magical and then we had ones.

>> he did a private concert for us in puerto rican awe ten then particular bar and girls were dancing and sun was setting. it was amazing. we had horses dancing on the street. >> wait, what dancing on the street? >> wow. >> well, now you have to tune n victoria secret swim special premiers tonight at 10:00 p.m. on cbs-3. >> what a life they lead. well, we bet some of you did not know this today is international polar bear day a special day apparently with a pretty important message. >> reporter john mcdevitt from kyw news radio has details. >> reporter: polar bears were testing water of the pool in the outdoor enclosure of the philadelphia zoo which she shares with the friend on international polar bear day. female polar bears are both 34 years old and weigh more than 450-pound each. their keeper is candace robinson. >> they are ambassadors for

educating people about the conservation and saving wild life especially the polar bears. >> reporter: robinson say polar bears in the wildlife to be about 18. their numbers are dwindling because of the climate change, melting sea ice ace affecting their habitat limiting their ability to hunt for food. >> anything you can do to conserve energy here use it in small amounts, it helps with the a gas emissions in the air and all that pollution is actually what is melt ago this sea ice in arctic circle. >> reporter: other animals like the black bear appear to be finding cold weather a little unbearable. ben was fluffing up some bed nothing his outdoor enclosure to keep warm this the saturday and sunday at the children's zoo, kids zoo you decorate light switch plates serving as a remind their serving energy can save wild life like the polar bear. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> john, thanks very much. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 we are following a develop story maced and rob "eyewitness

news" cameras were there when police helped to rush a woman attacked in broad daylight. also on trial for killing a with man with what police say was an illegal buttocks injection. the black madam takes the stand in her own defense today. we will tell what you she had to say in court kathy. it is back to bit's cross the delaware valley, we will even february on a very cold note challenging record cold again, we will march see it any better? we will look at that with the seven day. plus a new addition to the ben franklin bridge why extra security cameras have been added, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. well, developing right the now at 6:00 o'clock a woman attack in the middle of the afternoon. only "eyewitness news" cameras were there when police arrived to help that victim. police say the victim was maced and then robbed of her

smart phone, good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. investigators believe it may have been link to several other robberies in the just the past few weeks. to take's attack was 18th and north in spring garden. "eyewitness news" investigative reporter walt hunter is live outside central detective with more walt. detectives believe that thinks the sixth in a series of attacks, this after a noon, that woman knock to the ground and sprayed in the face with mace and robbed in mid afternoon in broad daylight. medics cared for this victim whose identity we're concealing, helping her get to the hospital shortly after she was sprayed in the face with mace, robbed, and then knock to the ground here in the 1800 block of north street at mid afternoon. >> i'm shocked. on this block i'm shocked. >> reporter: this attack police say is the the sixth in spring garden since february 9th, all believed to have been committed by the same group of