s playing. round two of the 1/2 punch of winter weather is heading our way right now on storm scan three, lets take a peak. this is shaping up to be a major snowstorm as well could be seeing the big es snowfall we have seen this season. >> lets get more with katie, break it down, girl what can we expect. >> we have had one straight day of weather that came along with this same storm. now we're on day two. tomorrow is day three. this will leave behind, some snow paul that may end up being most significant can't we have had so far this entire season which is so crazy but it is march, it is absolutely not unheard of. milder air has since moved in for most of you. we had a pocket of rain still pockets of steady rain through southern tears of our area right now but do you see how it is coming through scattered in nature. that is how it is today scattered in nature. further north there are still some speckles of pink showing up here and purple up toward the northeastern edge of

pennsylvania. so that is where you will still yet to see those temperatures climbing enough to turn everything over to rain but keep in mind folks this will be a morning where you still fine more remote suburbs possibility of slick spots but more than anything a rainy dreary, drizzly, foggy kind of a day. into tonight we're talking overnight would i say generally after midnight we will see rain change back to snow as cold air moves back in and dives on the back side of the cold front that needs to cross and then left with accumulating snow because there is an area of low pressure that decided to ride up along that frontal boundary to meet up with the cold air. that is where that snow is coming from, in the first place. meanwhile we will winter weather advisory for next 29 minutes here in the poconos for very reason i mentioned before. still potential for that ice to fall from the sky and you will still have slick spots. you can understand. that your temperatures are marginal and freezing in these spots. keep an eye on the car thermometer a good rule of thumb, traveling through say more wooded terrain you may

end up with a temperature closer to freezing and could be slick out there. as we go throughout the the day, we have temperatures that look pretty darn nice and balmy by comparison. still technically not seasonal but we will hit 45 degrees. that is mild enough for to it turn to rain at least for new but then vittoria that cold air comes right back in and we're in for more snow and we will talk amounts later in the show. >> let's hold that off for as much as possible. good morning everyone. for right now you don't have too much on the majors but as katie was just saying it is definitely slick and as a result of the slickness some of our bridges most of our bridges have have speed restrictions. but speed restrictions are varied. we will talk about that in a second. i will run down those bridge speed but looking at the bend been no delays in the other direction. the it is wet. give yourself some more time. if you are traveling in montgomery county this shot right around 309 and pennsylvania turnpike, it is a breeze, traveling new jersey turnpike, however southbound just before you hit 206 we have an accident where the two

lanes are block in the inner roadway. if you are traveling in and around this area give yourself more time. in abington we have an accident at old york road at paider road, just generally speaking traveling in and out of the neighborhood you will want to keep in mind that the highways and byways have been treated. neighborhood not so much. traveling in and outing go to and from your house even taking kid to will school you will want to be careful of the slush and ice on the ground. you will notice our bridges have speed restrictions traveling betsy they are 25 miles an hour, these bridges are at 35, nicole. salt trucks are getting roads ready for another dose of winter weather. a as katie just said snow is a part of nature's plan. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live with more on that good morning justin. >> reporter: that is right heading out to work and school this morning you may see more than a few penndot trucks on the road with you but you may not see what they are doing. what they are doggies getting

ready for tomorrow's snowfall. all red think morning we have seen plow trucks make their way out of the station here going out on to the roads here. they are pretreating these roads ahead of thursday's storm which could drop between four and 8 inches of snow. they are taking a full day to get ready for that snowfall so to allow room for these trucks they need to get brine spread out evenly. it has been a very busy, expensive winter for penndot. they are well over their salt budget, lets take a listen. >> it has really taken a toll. department budgeted 25.8 million for winter services zest. we are in the range of 31 million-dollar having spent. that is not somewhat unusual for a very busy, very busy winter season. >> reporter: as you heard there, there are millions of dollars over budget already. in big snow fall here but still a very expensive winter in storms of getting road safe to drive on. so far this has been only the

fourth time in six winters they have had to drop more than a hundred thousand tons of snow statewide. we are live justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". of course that commute tomorrow will be an absolute mess. we will be here early to help you get through the storm. go ahead and wake up with us a at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow for latest traffic update with school closings and delays. a philadelphia man is facing murder charge these morning in the death of the devon picket, a member of the nicki minajs road true. pierce boykin was taken in custody yesterday. boykin was already facing an a attempted murder charge in the stabbing of eric parker who remains in critical condition. boykin was originally arrested february 23rd for the february 18th stabbings that happened outside of the chi bar and grill in east germantown. he posted bail and rhea rested on the new murder charge. camden county's police department is getting a tip of the hat from the report on 21st century policing.

philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey co chairs president obama's task force. one recommendation is for police to build deeper trust in their communities n camden county officers spend more time on the street then in their cruiser. police say the approach is paying off. >> community policing is where officers are community builders. we realize we have play a role far more important than enforcing the law, the handcuffs in our service weapons, they are used as a last resort. >> reporter: community policing is a priority since camden police became a county wide department in may 2013. police are searching for a suspect who snatched a woman's dog from outside a store in kensington. police say on monday around 11:00 in the morning a woman left her gray and white pit bull tied to the pole in front of the rite aide in the 2500 block of aramingo avenue. while inside surveillance shows a man drove up, an took the dog.

the thief was driving a royal blue suv, if you have any information you are urged to contact the police. 5:37 right now and in business news this morning the place to be this fourth of july and how much it could cost. markets come back down to earth. wendy gilette joins us from the stock exchange up in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and nicole. market finished down after monday's big day for the nasdaq. yesterday dow jones lost 85 points nasdaq fell 28. target is cutting several thousand jobs. discount retailer plans to eliminate $2 billion in cost over the next two years. jobs will primarily be eliminated at target's corporate headquarters in minneapolis n january january shut down stores in canada. a security flaw called freak attack could have left millions who surf the web using apple and google devices vulnerable to hackers. flaw is being repaired and there is no evidence that hackers has attack anyone. a third oven crypt had we been

sites could have been affect including american express groupon and marriott. several others report ared the vulnerability yesterday. dead head you better start saving, some tickets for grateful dead 50th anniversary reunion are going for as much as $116,000. the 39 day show has already sold out, it is happening fourth of july weekend in chicago but some seats are available on stub hub, 1400 bucks will get you in the door for only a seat with a obstruct view. i don't know any musical act would i pay $140,000 for. >> that is crazy. >> i wouldn't pay 160 to see anything of any kind. >> we said, say what. >> you know, they have big fans indeed. bring the the the music over here. >> thanks, wendy. fight for higher minimum wage head to philadelphia city council to day. a group of workers will testify at a hearing calling for cities minimum wage to be increase todd $15 an hour.

it is not that simple. is there a state law that prevents sit fridays raising minimum wage on their own. our time is 5:39. have you ever heard of free range parenting a controversial theory find out why some people call it child neglect. curt schilling standing up for his daughter, he is calling out cyber bullies and he is getting results after playing hard ball on twitter. you have probably seen this viral picture by now a weasel going for a wild ride on a wood pecker, a weasel and a wood pecker. now we're hearing how the photographer captured this incredible shot. >> wow.

we are waiting on what could be the biggest snowstorm of the the season. that could mean treacherous driving and dangerous conditions beginning later today. katie has more details on the the three's coming up in a bit. justice department report shows evidence of racial bias by ferguson missouri police department and municipal court. federal investigation follows deadly shooting of 18 year old michael brown last august. sources say eagles will trade pro bowl running back shady mccoy to the buffalo bills and will get kiko alonzo. bird cut ties with defensive players cary williams and

trent cole. and happening today the supreme court hears a challenge to president obama's health care overhaul, considering a conservative challenge to tax subsidies f successful lawsuit will weaken the president's prized domestic achievement. 7.5 million people will lose subsidies that help low and maryland rate income people afford private health insurance. former pennsylvania congressman joe sestak kicks off his campaign to win a seat in the you had senate. he will make the official announcement at independent hall. sestak wants a rematch against path the path toomey who narrowly beat him in 2010. hillary clinton makes her first public appearance at a pro choice event amid allegation that is he used her personal e-mail to conduct state business and she teased supporters about her plans for 2016. >> a long life's way you get a chance to make millions of

decisions, some of them are big like do you run for office. >> she wouldn't commit for a run for president next year while delivering the keynote address at emily's list 30th anniversary gala in our nation's capitol. group works to get democratic woman who support a abortion rights elect. edward snowden may be getting home sick his russian lawyer says former nsa systems analyst wants to return to the you had from russia if he is guarantied a fair trial n2013 russia granted snowden asylum after leaking thousands of classified documents to media outlets that he obtain while working for a consulting firm. all right. 5:43 katie we're hearing about what may be the biggest snowstorm of the season. >> isn't that crazy, and we have gotten past the point where we have moved into meteorological spring. that the sound bizarre but it is march, folks. this is a month of transition and we ten to see ups and downs and extreme and boy

have we and will we continue to do so. we will go out the to the eyewitness weather watcher network to pinpoint a couple locations. keith, up in sailorsberg where it is cold enough at 31 degrees he is stillow, ice up his way. further south you go it is basically going to turn over to rain. i do want to take you you to one more, where charles sent into us from bath just foggy conditions where he is. there is a lot of moisture at play here but 31 is still cold for him. further south notice these temperatures starting to climb more at 36 degrees sent into us just across the river from robin in mount laurel where she's fining high humidity for one thank but definitely still some rain falling. no ice where she is but in the more remote suburbs, guys watch out for those roadways that could be slick so be cautious. here's the storm. you can see slug of moisture heading our way, very heavy moisture with this an area of

low pressure aridding along the storm and as cold front drops south, that area of low pressure jumps in just in time to meet cold air. so that is why we're looking at something as snow into tomorrow. we will get through the whole day without a hitch and then tomorrow well, these numbers start to stack up. important to note this is a model. there is a chance that northern edge could drop a little further south but generally speaking we are looking at four to 8 inches in most of the delaware valley but into southern 23rd where we have got the the best chance for up to eight. meanwhile in the meantime it is dreary, we have got rape, drizzle fog off and on anytime. i say past midnight tonight into tomorrow we will see temperatures crashing down below freezing. we will stay very steady with those temperatures. still cold by friday with clean up to do but at least the sun comes back and we are already seeing a growing list of school delays out there this morning, my friend so expect more tommy would say

and that within a great time to sign up on cbs philly.com where you can be the the first to know when your school makes that call, vittoria over to you. good morning everyone. still the the road are sleeping, very quiet, we are looking at 202 and, in delays how you cut it. and a, cue to the wet they're morning, take it the easy. as you notice, bet thecy ross bridgette is not awful but we are starting to see a few southbound, a few more southbound headlights build. speed, in pennsylvania, new jersey delaware are still high up in the 50's. and, her experience just yet. traveling our area bridges. and, as a result of slippery conditions. but burlington bristol at

25 miles an hour betsy and walt at 35 but generally i would be traveling 25 anywhere. let's head back to the desk. the let's not. the lets talk about when you are outside on the road, awe and how you can get information with the new traffic app. down load that app now on itunes, and down load it on google play. now we can head back to the desk. well, a controversial parenting method land a maryland mom and dad in hot water. child protective services sent danielle and sascha this letter citing them with unsubstantiated child neglect. family was investigated for letting their ten and six year-old walk around their neighborhood unattended. they say that they practice free range parenting. >> they disagree with what we are doing and by their definition that is neglect. we have gone out with them. we have observed them. you know it is in the like we have dropped them off in the middle of jungle and said fend for yourself kid.

>> family does not plan to change their parenting style and will appeal that ruling. former philly shows he can still play hard ball by taking on cyber bullies. the curt schilling congratulated his doubt are on twitter for being accepted for cleaning as a softball player. it was in met with some extremely offensive responses, and as don champion reports schilling did what any protective father would do he track them down. >> reporter: curt schilling made a career out of striking auto pope events from the pitchers mound and now baseball star is making a name for himself for firing back begins cyber bullies. >> there is an enormous gap between this generation and accountability. >> reporter: it started last week when he posted a harmless tweet congratulating his daughter for being accepted to sal very regina university where she will play softball. responses were cordal and then vulgarity. some were so explicit we cannot show them to you.

>> i have been in clubhousees locker rooms, buses, i have been in guy situations my whole life where you say things that as guys in that group. your family, i have never in my life said some of the things that these guys said. never. >> reporter: so schilling responded by identifying two of the men who sent the most offensive tweets on his personal web site, one of them worked for new york yankees as a part-time ticket seller and was fired. >> this is my child. you attack my child. rules go out the window when you a attack family. >> reporter: schilling says he is in touch with the fbi and local police about filing possible criminal charges. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. well harlem globetrotters are back in town and taking their trick shots to a whole new level. forget the basketball court we caught up with the players, in the battleship new jersey in the hoop on the tugboat in the delaware river. these guys have serious game. funnies just getting started,

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japan and china and spoke about stopping wild life trafficking before heading home. how about that that elephant will never forget that. >> they never forget. >> that is very true. katie, it is 5:53. let's get more on the storm. >> we are dealing with, just having our handful here on a day like this when we have some rain, fog drizzle it will slow you down but this is probably the best day of the three that we have dealt with with this storm, that we will be dealing with in total with this storm. it is mainly a a rain producer kind of the day since we are in the warm sector. it is scattered but we have storm scan 3a few speckles of pink with temperatures having not climbed far enough a above freezing. watch out for that possibility, that could be slick. but eventually we will see temperatures and rain for everyone. overnight tonight, past midnight, it turns back to snow with cold air moving back in and we will be in for more snow through better part of the day tomorrow.

best shot of four to 8 inches goes to the the area in blue and it could be a system with us for better part of the day but in the morning. vittoria, over to you. good morning everyone. we have low volume. it is early for rush hour. we have about 15 minutes before we start to see full swing of things. a as we look at roosevelt boulevard no delays in either direction to and from the the schuylkill, the shot here at kelly drive. if we are traveling in pa, speed sensors high up in the 50's. same thing in new jersey and delaware. we have a traffic light malfunction, at a boulevard at front street, be careful there, stay with us, we will have more when we c

this is a weasel riding back of the wood pecker. how up credible is that. he heard a noise and then he

snapped that shot. he may wood pecker's life too because he distract that weasel when wood pecker landed and bird then just flew away. >> yes. >> that is a weasel on a wood pecker. >> say that ten times past. >> how wild is that. weasel and a wood pecker. >> yeah, right, did you hear the the one about weasel and wood pecker. >> my goodness. >> that is a crazy shot. >> our time 5:57. coming up at 6:00 in our next hour of "eyewitness news", the the roads are already a wet mess and we have some snow on the way as well. don't miss katie's forecast on the other side. back at the top of the hour. we will see

we have an eye on the storm this morning it is a wet, dreary start to the day the the temperatures are above freezing for now.

>> you can see how big this storm is. once the temperature drops all this rain we're seeing will change over to snow. this could be the bigs one of the season. >> good morning. katie is outside on the sky deck, good morning. >> hi guys, this storm system as you said is huge. the it is so expansive it is affecting millions of people, we're certainly going to be getting our fair share of the impact out of it. we have seen an impact. last night's commute was a nightmare. we're still stuck with precipitation today because we are in the warm sector of the storm. i broke out the umbrella just enough that i don't want to it in mess with my hair. we will go back out to the more localized view on storm scan three. it is not too much out there. we have a scattered variety of rain but what is good about what we're looking at storm scan here is the fact that it has been turning over to rain for so many of you. that is an