winter wet they are week. take a look at an icy ocean. the these eyewitness photos were taken in dewey beach, delaware, a rare sight to see chunks of ice washing a shore there. it does make summer people far away, that is for sure. look at is what in store for tomorrow. another round of snow and ice. we are tracking this mid week mess. we get a break today. start all over tomorrow. i'm jessica dean. i'm chris may. winter weather advisory initial to effect tomorrow for most of the the area lets get out to meteorologist kathy orr with those stormy details now, kathy. >> the cold is already coming in the forecast tonight after a brilliant day with plenty of sunshine. here we go again with more snow sleet and freezing rain. take a look though the high temperature today did make to it 40 degrees in philadelphia, it is closer to that average high of 48, we will get there sooner or later but that winter weather advisory will go into effect. we have rain to the south, that is warm part of the storm but out to the west through

denver and also through places like salt lake city, we have some snow. these will move our waste and bring us that mid week mess. the winter weather advisory initial to effect for most of the region. snow moves in by 3:00. then we have pink or sleet during dinner hour and then nighttime hours we will see rain moving in with some mild air and that will continue into wednesday morning. so tuesday's commute between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. snow to sleet to rain, slow travel and definitely icy spots. the commute will be the main impact. coming up we will talk about the storm timing, one day warm up between snow again and this could be significant snow in that seven day forecast. i'll tell you more when i join you inside. >> kathy, thank you. stay one step ahead of the weather by down loading the cbs philly weather app. it is free, available on itunes and google play. a pair of newlyweds and their one cousins drawn in the

horrific swimming extent in the dominican republic. they were on vacation there victims all have ties to our area. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones spoke with the devastated family. >> reporter: four family members including newlyweds all of them dead, they all drowned while vacationing in the dominican republic with about a dozen family members they died in the waters off mccall beach on the east end of the island. >> really heart breaking. >> reporter: from their home in northeast philadelphia, patel family gathered to remember their loved ones who died sunday afternoon. >> they were beautiful. i loved them. >> reporter: dad, sam patel broke down in tears. he was holding a picture of his recently married son kush and his daughter in law kajal. >> i loved my son. >> reporter: their cousins standing she hans againg and jay patel who were swept away by heavy rip current as they tried to save the couple who were struggling. this picture was posted on twitter showing aftermath, according to dominican newspaper, the group was in an area prohibit todd swimmers

because of the rip currents but family members tell me they are being told that there were no signs warning the victims to stay away. shevang's girlfriend and jay's wife were among those who watched the awful scene unfold from the beach. >> they were just watching, it was like seconds of time until they disappeared. >> reporter: according to the family three men all went to temple university, kus h who was raised in philadelphia and jajal, they got married in have november. >> the wedding was beautiful. >> reporter: jay patel leaves behind a wife and two month-old baby boy. >> people that knew they tried to give them cpr, but it was just too late. >> reporter: now, the family tells me that the victims all knew how to swim family members right now are in the process of bringing their bodies back to our area for a funeral. reporting live from the the sat center i'm todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for the second time in a week a gas explosion destroys a house in ocean county, new

jersey. the a man inside was chris thecally injured this happened on the 300 block of cooks lane in point pleasant beach. the reporter christine sloan from our sister station in new york says turning on the light switch sparked this explosion. >> reporter: the who us in point pleasant beach, new jersey leveled after the gas explosion. everything inside and in sight scattered throughout the yard. >> it just happens that fast you this can lose everything in a moment. >> reporter: this is what it looked like seconds after the explosion, flames shooting through the roof of the home on cook lane. >> me and my wife were in bed and then whole house shook like an explosion like a bomb going off. >> reporter: brian kiddianne his wife shot this video after rushing to help their neighbor curt wagner. investigators say wagner woke up to the smell of gas inside his bunk glow next to his land lord's home. he switched on the bathroom light and the house blew up. >> the guy living in the house got blown out of the front door and rolling on the lawn next door. >> he was just screaming help help.

>> reporter: wagner in stable condition with burns on his body. friend say the 47 year-old just got back from a fishing trip. >> he had been out of work for a little while. he why us got a chance to make a couple trips to maine and get a couple paychecks and then this happens. >> reporter: gas company officials check their lines outside and they see no problem so they believe the issue was either inside the bunk glow or with the line that connects to the main house. >> our focus is on the customer side of the facilities. >> reporter: investigators focusing on a heater, wagner's landlord swept through the explosion. her house was in the damaged. just last week a police dash cam captured another house explosion. officials say immediately get out of your house if you smell gas. ocean county prosecutor's office continues to investigate to determine the exact cause of the the explosion. in point pleasant beach, new jersey christine sloan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i don't understand... >> philadelphia police

searching for a roner tonight who stabbed a business owner in the faceuat a store in holmesberg. this is a resident in that area it happened around 11:00 at we buy gold on the 8,000 block of frankford avenue. police say that the robber is a hispanic man, about 5 feet five, wearing a black jacket, black tie, and blue shirt. in word now on the victim's condition. well philadelphia's international airport today tsa agents find a gun in the carry on luggage of the 34 year-old man. according to the department of home land security agents found that unloaded 45 caliber glock 30 on saturday, and passenger was trying to board a flight to miami. we're told he was taken into custody. well, developing right now a peeping tom is busted. police say he took photos and videos of the scores of woman and posted them on on line pornography sites. what is more, the man allegedly struck in a variety of locations including store dressing rooms.

"eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter tells us radnor police call this the largest invation of privacy case they have ever seen. >> sir, do you have any comment on the charges. suspect shawn moses said nothing in front of our camera when we captured this exclusive video shortly after his arrest in the penn valley home but police say he used three of his phone cameras to capture these videos of women trying on clothes in two stores at the king of prussia mall and still other videos of sex partners later posting his peeping tom pictures on porn web sites. the his fans are repose continuing these same videos as a tribute to mr. moses because he had a fan club. >> reporter: police say this women spotted moses sloan making an obscene gestures and a second woman took a own picture of his camera. police releasing videos hoping to learn the women's identities, mess of whom had in idea their privacy was

being violated. >> my main concern toys get a predator like mr. moses off the street. >> reporter: police say moses can be seen taking pictures in an 18-inch opening between booths in a unisex dressing room where men and women are in adjoining changing areas. >> something need to be done either closer monitoring or a change in store policy. >> reporter: police credit detective tjshriver with cracking this case. last september he investigated complaints by two villanova university students that there was a peeping tom looking into their apartment. when he check the videos he he found them on porn web sites and the trail led directly to the suspect. >> best investigative cases i have seen in my 34 year career. biggest invasion of privacy case i have ever seen. >> reporter: so far moses faces 86 criminal count and police suspect with more women coming forward the number of charges could go much higher. in radnor walt hunt are cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

aspiring hip-hop artist turn murder suspect bill heard self as the black madam has been hospitalized with chest pains today. page victoria wins le's trial has been postponed until wednesday as a result. prosecutors allege the 45 year-old killed a woman in 2011 and injured other by performing buttocks enhancement injection was industrial grade silicone. philadelphia school reform commission has a new chairperson, governor tom wolf announcedded sunday he is replacing bill green with commissioner marjorie neff a former principal this desols comes a week after src approved five new charter schools and the governor didn't want new charter schools. >> the the governor focused on education when he was running. so having someone more aligned with his world view as chair of the src i can understand why that makes sense for him. >> green says that he is not sure if the governor is punishing him for the chart's travels. he does say he will challenge that decision in court.

new at 6:00 tonight new details on governor wolf's budget the proposal from our radio partner kyw news radio. that proposal will be laid out tomorrow and will include a significant reduction in the the philadelphia wage tax. the governor is expect to propose increases in a personal income tax and state sales tax, to off set a decrease if in property tax rates. we want to check back on breaking news now that we told but right off the top of the broadcast tonight, you are looking live in montgomery county where a sheet metal plant is fully engulfed in flames right now. chopper three is live over trico metal products in the 2300 block of liondot road in upper more land just south of the pennsylvania turnpike there. the good news is, the investigating believe this building was empty when the the fire started, you can see how it has grown, however, since then. it is a about third alarm fire at the trico metal product.

fire fighters trying on get a held of this as west as they can attacking it from above and below as well but a significant fire new completely engulfs this structure which looks like a total loss tonight. we are keeping an eye on the situation there as these flames continue to grow and burn through this structure, of course, the hope that is this fire won't spread to a nearby building all a though you can see at least one structure there nearby in this picture as we push in closer. live chopper three over this three alarm fire at trico metal products in upper more land montgomery county. we will continue our coverage throughout the the night on cbs philly.com and here on cbs-3 as events warrant, stay tuned for more. also ahead here tonight dangers among dating teens. there is new research out that shows shocking numbers about how many high schoolers are physically or sexually assaulted by someone they are dating. >> we're talking about boys and girls. it is a story coming up. plus fossils fiasco meet

110 year-old fossils ended up in wilmington but now the fbi the is sending them will back to where they came from: brazil. it may be a good idea for you to go nuts, over nuts. we will tell you which types of nuts just might help you live longer kathy? tracking some snow, some sleet, and some freezing rain moving our way, as winter weather advisory goes into effect again. i'll show what you to expect tomorrow coming up. eagles sign a free agent and make a call on placing franchise call on jeremy maclin. flyers active prior to the trade ted line, in the n hl. gm ron hextall and a sixers moves, all this and more

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we're continuing to follow breaking news right now. we are looking live at a three alarm fire that is raging a at a sheet metal plant in montgomery county this is chopper three live over trico metal product in the 2300 block of liondot road in upper more land right off of the pennsylvania turnpike there. police say that no one was in this building when these flames erupted shortly after 5:00 guy fire has gone to three alarms and it is raging that the hour. an "eyewitness news" crew is

on the way to the scene and we will update you when we learn more. fbi has returned three stolen, 110 million year-old fossils from brazil to the country's government. bureau showed off fossils in wilmington. these anxious fish were first unearthed in the north east region of brazil and at some point they were stolen and thieves tried to sell them on the black market. one of them was praised at $700,000 on line. the the fbi it says arrests are possible but so far they don't have anyone in custody. bureau has in the revealed how those fos also got to wilmington. well, an alarming study on teenage dating and violence, a cdc study says 21 percent of high school girls have been physically or sexually assaulted by someone they have dated, a figure twice as high as previously estimated. 10 percent of all high school boys also report having been abused by a dating partner. studies authors say teens who have experienced dating violence had a much higher

risk of variety of serious problems, including suicide. well, on the healthwatch tonight eating nuts may help people live longer, researchers have found people who ate the the most peanuts, and tree nuts each day, had lower risk of dying over a five to six year period compared to people who ate the least an amount of nuts or none at all. previous studies have shown that nuts are good for the the heart. that is good news. our eyewitness weather watchers are setting up temperatures that are pretty confidentable out there in the 30's but we are going down in the 20's and teens overnight tonight and another wintry mess is moving our way. across the the delaware valley lots of 30's. the right now 34 degrees being reported in jamison, pennsylvania with a wind out of the west at 16 miles an hour. wind chill making it feel like only 26 degrees. some great pictures to show you this evening, first lets start off with walter's beautiful picture of the moon, looking close there is a plane

flying along the lower part of our screen. very impressive. these from cape may courthouse. look at these pictures. icebergs on the delaware bay. this courtesy of charles winestein, thanks, charles. hard to believe that we are seeing this time of the year. the it has been a very cold february and start to march. take a look outside where we have a pretty sunset as it gets cold inner center city philadelphia this is view from campbell's field across the river looking really pretty tonight. you would never necessity winter weather advisory will kick in tomorrow but that advisory begins tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 o'clock for most of the region with the exception of the south jersey and delaware where we think there will be a quick change over to rain. this is scenario high pressure sits over us sinking air clear skies and light wind with cold temperatures. the the clouds roll in tomorrow and you can see this arc of precipitation that is moving through. first we will see the snow then we will see sleet and then rain during the evening. afternoon rush is our biggest

problem. rain continuing into the day on wednesday, even though we have some warm southerly wind. as far as tomorrow is concern the big problem is going to be icing. that is why we have advisory. snow accumulation less than a inch. best chance of seeing accumulation of ice will be to the north and west of the city of philadelphia here's the time line twin one and 3:00 snow and sleet arrives. after 8:00 o'clock mix changes over to rain. we have rain all take wednesday on and off and after midnight into thursday morning that rain changes over to snow. that is our next problem. so wednesday morning, you see rain on and off with mild temperatures. but then wednesday night it changes over to snow and we could be seeing heavy snow along i-95 corridor on our northern and western suburbs and to the south and east right through the morning. this sold be significant. coming up tonight on 11:00 we will talk about those potential snow amounts. overnight mainly clear watch for ice as temperatures plunge to 20 degrees in the the city

colder in the suburbs. tuesday afternoon snow and sleet change to go freezing rain and then rain. high temperature 34. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast take a look, wednesday rain thursday morning snow, better, friday and through weekend as temperatures warm up getting back to normal around the region. okay kathy thank you very much. >> you bet. good evening so chris was talking about that breaking news story right off the top as we came back from the break. what is happening is upper more land township wyondotte road is closed as a result of the three alarm fire right around 6:11. your alternate toys take susquehanna road. we will take a live look at chopper where you will see how ago i have this fire is. it was caused or we're still working on the details of cause but it is occurring at a sheet metal plant in upper more land. again, 2300 block of wyondotte road. it is very active.

that traffic that you see right here is actually the the pennsylvania turnpike. you will notice delays if you are traveling in and around this area. give yourself more time and stay with us on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will be

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defense moon leading up to the since past nhl trade deadline this afternoon brayden coburn was dealt to tampa bay. what he the longest tenured flyer. they will receive a defenseman hoist not expect to play this season due to a knee injury. they also got 2015's fifth and third round picks shall. friday the club moved kimmo timonen for 20,152nd round selection and conditional pick in 2016. here's ron hextall honoraries confrontation for the trade. >> most teams recognize this as a high even craft but it is

also deep. so we wanted a fill a hole in. and that is what we did. >> flyers will take the ice tomorrow night coburn and timonen get calgary flames. they trail boston bruins against six points in that final playoff spot in the eastern conference. the the flyers are not the only philadelphia team making moves. the the eagles sign inside linebacker brad jones to a two year deal. jones played in 13 games last season for packers. he contributed mostly on special teams. twenty-eight year-old spent all six seasons in green bay. meanwhile bird elected not to place the franchise tag on wide receiver jeremy maclin. the club has until march 10th to negotiate exclusively with him. maclin had career highs in yardage and receptions last season. to the hardwood sixers have waved mcgee, the center will be paid the remained are of his 11.25 million-dollar salary this season and 12 million he is owed in 2016. mcgee came over from denver along with the protect

20,151st round pick from oklahoma city. we will be right back with more news.

we will continue to follow breaking news this three alarm fire raging at a sheet metal plant in montgomery county, chopper three is their life over trico metal products on the 23 hundred block of wyondotte road in upper moreland. this is just south of the pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike. police say no one was in the building when these flames erupted shortly after 5:00. we will of course have much more on this coming up on "eyewitness news" at the ten and 11:00 o'clock. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. stay tuned for the "cbs

evening news". charlie rosies sitting in for scott >> rose: their homes were wrecked by sandy. now they say they're victims again of fraud. also tonight, prime minister netanyahu defends his controversial address to congress, saying the survival of israel is at stake. the l.a. police chief says his officers opened fire on a homeless man after one cop yelled "he has my gun." and the search for the inner larry david. >> i would say larry david is the guy you see on "curb your enthusiasm." >> rose: no. >> yes. >> rose: no. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. thousands of homeowners who lost much of what they had to superstorm sandy say they have become victims again. at least