>> new year, new toll increase, we're live with what you need if you're traveling the pennsylvania turnpike. sad news about a missing allentown boy, community grieves after his body found in a nearby river. and, still no powerball winners in morning, and that means the jack to the grows. what it stance at now, and we'll have the numbers just in case you want a smaller prize. good morning, today is sunday, january 3rd, 2016. i'm rahel solomon. nicole brewer is off today. right now it is about 6:00 and in center city philadelphia here's meteorologist, justin drabick with eyewitness weather. good morning, justin. >> good morning, noir a lot of people waiting for the cold

weather for the holidays, it is coming at us late but for the work week, it is here, it is january, so do you have expect it at some point. talking temperatures coldest air of the winter season, not record breaking cold, but, you know, in the 30's, that's big difference from what we were dealing with, that really comes in tomorrow. enjoy today. it is cold start. check it out. freezing at the airport, 24, up in allentown, and reading, 27 in millville, this hour, suburbs kind of the same deal. get outside the city temperatures really drop down. lower 20's this hour in quakertown, so there will be a lot of frost out there with the light wind. so scraping your car if it was outside through the overnight. winds, there you go, less than 10 miles per hour, at least we don't have nasty windchills to deal with this morning, this is where it feels like on exposed skin, low mid 20's, yes, cold, throw on the heavier coat. storm scan3, nice and dry, nice travel day coming off the holiday weekend. so through the morning, temperatures climbing to the 30's, by noontime already talking mid 40's, the sunshine

continues for this afternoon, with a high of 47 gore philadelphia, so that's above average. upper 40's at the shore. mid 30's poconos, then tonight get the arctic cold front in here with true arctic air coming at us, start of the work week, we time out that, i'll let you know how cold it gets in the forecast, rahel, over to you. >> i guess we had to know cold weather was coming back, thank you. driving on the turnpike this morning it will be little more expensive. justin fin itch live in plymouth meeting where the blue route, east-west turnpike meet. good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning, this is an across the board toll increase for all pa turnpike drivers, how much, e-zpass drivers, save as much as 35%, because the most common toll increase for passengers cars with e-zpass will go up from 1009 to 116. cash payers from 170 to 180. and that tolls dif end shale rolls back in 2007 when the difference between e-zpass and

cash rates just 7%, of course it has risen since. toll hikes began in 200 the to -- 2009. the new rates will help cover state mandated payments to penndot for road and mass transit project, including widening, rebuilding of the 550-mile system that turned 75 back in october. turnpike spokesman called, tells our kyq news radio, drivers will notice other changes today. >> customers westbound, new main line toll plaza, the start and end of the turnpike ticket system called the neshaminy falls toll plaza, and it is a mile or so on the east side of the bensalem exit. also lifting the tolls at the delaware valley interchange which connects the turnpike to route 13. >> and, another note, the pennsylvania turnpike is going cash less starting today, at the delaware river bridge. rahel, back over to you.

>> and an autopsy set for tomorrow for the five year old boy found in a canal in allentown. our greg argos shows us the boy with autism wandered away from a new years eve party thursday night. >> then i showed them a light, so we can follow the light, go to heaven, you know, with the angels? dozens of the allentown commie at this gather at lighting the path for five year old jahlil vega bautista. >> everybody knows a child in some way or another. >> his body recovered in the lehigh river, some 8 feet from its banks. >> this is a sad conclusion to the search, sad day for our city, but as always, the city pulls together. >> the allentown police department chief says the five year old autistic boy wandered away from new years eve party around 10:30 thursday night wearing no shoes, no jacket, but caring his favorite red tablet. hundreds every police searching in the air, on the grounds, in the water for the five year old, as volunteers

came from all over pennsylvania to assist. >> i came all the way from least port, pa. >> george keller was on the banks of the river saturday when he spotted something shiny. >> i went in, to up about my chest, and it was a tablet, we picked it up. brought it up to the truck and called 911. >> police then corded off the area. >> the allentown fire department dive team at that point in time recovered the body of five year old jahlil investigate a. >> the last thing i want to hear. >> bye ricardo gonzalez, like so many other who searched. >> everybody stopped what they were doing and they went looking for this child. >> he said he is glad the family can now finally begin the long and painful grieving process. >> now the chief of the allentown police department says this does appear to be a tragic accident. though his department is going to open up a full investigation into jahlil's death. as for the coroner, he tells us an autopsy is scheduled 8:00 a.m. monday. reporting here in allentown, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness

news". well, for many, the mummers parade was a fun-filled and familiar philadelphia tradition, but mayor-elect jim kenney and parade organizers are condemning some of the performances. in this video see mummers painted their face brown to portray mexicans. also a group that some called trans phobic, as they mocked transgender activist caitlin jenner. kenny tweeted quote our trans citizens do not deserve this type of sat tire to insult. >> homophobe ya at this year's parade. this video caught one member of a mummers club yelling anti-gay slurs while marching. >> the leaders of the mummer group that this man belonged to released a statement saying they, quote, condemn the hateful speech spoken by person marching with finnegan on new year's day. the man you saw on the video has been banned from the mummers club, will not be allowed to march with any other club san not considered

a mummer any more. >> a new jersey woman is facing charges after she allegedly jumped into someone else's car and hit several other vehicles at atlantic city casino. eyewitness video shows the incident and the no, ma'am that security pull her out of the car. police say 39 year old joanna costas was drunk early new years day at the tropicana hotel and casino. she allegedly end he erred unoccupied vehicle waiting in a vallet to be parked, then she reportedly hit the other cars while trying to drive away. she now faces several charges, including dui. >> well, the powerball jackpot now stands at an estimated $400 million. that's a lot of zero's. no jackpot winners in last night's drawing, but, you still could have won a smaller prize, so check your numbers. last night's numbers are: one ticket in pennsylvania matched all five numbers and the power play, so that lucky person gets $2 million. the next drawing for

$400 million is wednesday. coming up next on "eyewitness news": new years mischief ends in gunfire. homeowner opens fire on a group of teens playing a prank, and we'll tell you why the shooter may not face charges. >> and horrible case of animal abuse. a kitten died purple, that's not the worse of it, we'll show you how the cat is recovering coming up. justin? >> we have a pleasant day today with temperatures above average. now, get ready for some true arctic air for the start of the work week. details in the eyewitness

back on "eyewitness news", it was neighborhood prank gone wrong. teenager in the hospital after he was shot during a game of dingdong ditch. cbs news correspondent marlie hall has the details. coal peyton started 2016 in a hospital bed. police chief steven lem g sees the 14 year old was shot while pulling a neighborhood prank. >> we have had some reports of some kids running around the neighborhood, ringing doorbell, and running. >> at about 1:30 on new years day, authorities got a call involving peyton and two friends. >> the homeowner felt that they were trying to break-in and so he fired shots at him, struck him twice. >> police say they found peyton on the shooter's front porch struck in the arm and stomach. samantha perry is a neighbor. >> and that's just kids being kids right there. i don't think there should have been anything like that involved.

>> police say peyton and his friends with unarmed and did not try to break into the house. oklahoma stands your ground law a use the -- allows deadly force only if force of imminent per he will. >> the district attorney has to decide if the homeowner used deadly force. >> coal peyton, is football player, wrestler, honor student, remains in the hospital in stable condition. marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, three people were hurt and at least 50 homes damaged when house exploded in oklahoma city. fire investigators say the scene looked like a tornado with debris field spanning about 200 yards, and oklahoma natural gas crew was reportedly working on the home when a fire started near the gas meter. a man who was inside the home was thrown from his bed but fortunately escaped with just minor burns. eight homes in the neighborhood were evacuated. two other people were taken to the hospital with difficulty breathing. >> water from the mississippi

river is now starting to recede after record flooding leaves at least two dozen people dead. correspondent david begnaud reports, the fire mayor -- nightmare is far from over for many across the midwest. >> the mississippi river is hitting record high levels in the state of missouri. but the giant flood wall that protect the city of cape girardo is rising, outside the wall, much different story. low-lying areas, the watt kerr not be stopped. >> as cape girardo ever seen nearly 50 feet of water? >> no, this is the most we've ever seen. >> we took a ride with public works director steven cook and found vehicles nearly submerged. water street took on whole new meaning this this neighborhood where homes and businesses have succombed to the water. >> cape girardo devastated by the so-called great flood of 1993. afterward, most people living in the flood prone area like the one right behind me, they decided to take a government buy-out and get out of this area. those who stayed have now seen the water rise higher than it

did in 93. >> this is one of the worse. >> on the other side of the mississippi river, illinois governor bruce router said hundreds of homes in his state are under water. urging people in voluntary evacuation to not take any chances and leave. a flood in the winter, which is obviously very rare, very different than a summer flood when it is 08 degrees outside, because hypothermia is a bigotries being. we've got folks here waiting around the homes in knee-deep water. >> flood water continues to recede in st. louis, and major roadways are open again. but the high water is now headed south and people in that area are getting ready. david begnaud, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, tough images there. your heart certainly goes out to all of those families. luckily nothing like that here. >> yes, we will stay nice and quiet a lot of sunshine if the forecast next several days. now talking about typical winter like conditions, first true arctic air coming at us. look at that, already complaining. haven't even had it yet. that's what we do around here. never happy. i know some winter weather

lovers you will love this forecast, great news for ski resorts, as well. live look at center city just cold dry morning, waking up with temperatures in the 20's, 30's, like yesterday. and you will be scraping frost, a loft sunshine though this afternoon. so overall, just pleasant finish to our weekend. that's our trend today. then, get ready for the arctic blast that begins to arrive tonight. sticks around for monday, and tuesday, and like i said, no really big storm system to talk about really next shot of any rain. we will hold off to the week late into next weekend. good morning, central southern delaware, right around freezing, below freezing in harrington at this hour. millville coming in at 27 degrees, 30 in cherry hill, around philadelphia, similar numbers, mid 20's, in the coldest suburbs, palmyra 27. mullica hill, sitting at freezing, then colder further north and west into the northwest suburbs, lehigh valley, low and mid 20's this hour. pretty rapid rebound today with a lot of sunshine. clear skies, over us right now, notice some clouds, lake effect snow showers again up across up-state new york. there is the arctic cold front coming through southern canada

right now. will take it time to get here. but comes to our region tonight. so we're dry out of ahead of the front, brief surge of miler air today as temperatures surge into the upper 40's. then, tonight, tomorrow morning, arctic front comes through, bridges in the core of the coldest air, high temperatures going to be running five to even 10 degrees below average, both monday and tuesday, that bridges our high temperatures into the 30's, average highs this time of year is 41 degrees. soap, for this afternoon, looks good, again, snow showers across up-state new york. we will be in the sunshine ahead of the front. here comes the front, comes through dry, maybe get flurry up into the poconos, late tonight into tomorrow. just kick up the wind behind this front. north winds takes over monday, you will feel the difference by the time you wake up, windchill values will be down into the teens and 20's, at times, during the day, both monday and tuesday. nice and dry though, this high pressure area sits over us for tuesday, full sunshine, still locks in the cold air, then cold air starts to lift out for wednesday. soap, for today, look at that, mid and upper 40's for the warm spot for highs this

afternoon, gets colder tonight, waking up tomorrow morning, back to reality, work and school, going to be the 20's to 30 degrees for a lot of the locations, highs struggle to make it into the mid 30's monday afternoon. that's not even factoring in the winds. winds today, sustained out of the west, coming in about ten to 15 miles per hour. then they start to switch out of the north tonight, and for monday. these are sustained winds, 15 to 20 miles per hour, we'll have gusts maybe to 25 to near 30. this is what it will feel like. this evening, those windchill values start to drop. this is 8:00 tonight. it will feel like mid 20's on exposed skin in a lot of locations, tomorrow morning dress warm, break out the gloves, feeling like teens in many locations outside the city, and windchill values through the day monday into the 20's, zocore of the coldest air starts to move in for monday and tuesday, as jet stream drives dot, so brief shot of arctic air. then talking about highs back to the 40's for the rest of the week. today is pleasant, sunshine, breezy, 47 degrees. tonight we drop to 28 for the city, colder in the suburbs, here is the extended forecast,

a lot of sunshine this week, 36 for the high monday, 34 tuesday, it is tuesday morning, that's the cold day, with a low of 20. next chance for some rain holds off until late friday into saturday. rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. kit never san jose, california is recovering after a horrible case of animal abuse. it had been died a rather strange color, as john ray most tells us that wasn't the worse of the cat's problems. >> reporter: the nine lives foundation shelter in redwood city often cares foray buys dollars and neglected cats like blue, who was abandoned with a broken leg. but it is the latest patient here that has everyone seeing red. or, in this case, purple. >> we will never know what truely happened, because obviously he can't tell us. >> someone in san jose left this little eight week old kitten? box with rags and food scraps. nicknamed smurf, the little guy with the bright blue i shall purple what they believe is a permanent fabric dye.

but it is what they found after giving him a shave that is truly disturbing. >> you can see just little wounds all over. >> the kitten is covered with bite marks. some fresh, other partially healed. doctors here think smurf may have been used as a living chew toy for someone's dog. >> there is something obviously something that goes wrong with some people that they would be willing to hurt a baby. >> but there are 400 cats here, all with a difficult story. most of them dumped or abandoned as babies, by people too irresponsible to get their pets spade or neutered. >> you get kind of callous to the idea that there is, you know, just a dime a dozen. >> and yet, somehow, they remain loyal to us. the staff hearsays despite all smurf has been through, all he wants to do is curl up in someone's arms. >> once he realized that we were the good guys, and we

were making him feel better, he just -- it is almost like he's forgotten what has happened to him in the past. they are way more forgiving than human beings. >> which is lucky for us, because often we human beings have a lot more to be forgiven for. >> that was john ray most reporting. smurf will need few more weeks of care before going up for adoption. >> well,, beauty salons know how to pam err. not always easy foremen to find a place to cater for them. place in old sit nay that not only accomplishes that, but makes you step back in time. ahead, vittoria woodill tells you why it is a cut above the

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extra cash before you hit the roads. right, justin? >> rahel, that's right. because beginning today, it will cost you a bit more to travel the pa turnpike, i'm justin finch, i'll tell you why, and by how much, coming up. >> outgoing police commissioner charles ramsey is stepping down soon. coming up next: his sweet good-bye to the sit. >> i winter gets off to late start. but mother nature is making up for it. justin dray brick has the frigid forecast coming up next. massachusetts

from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, today is sunday, january 3rd, 2016. i'm rahel solomon in for nicole brewer. right now it is about 6:30, center city philadelphia, and meteorologist, justin drabick now on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather, justin, good morning, looks like frigid forecast. >> yes, finally winter has arrived, and there is a loft winter fans out, there hoping for some cold conditions. you'll get it, the next couple of days. today in the so much. actually going to see brief surge of miler air, nothing

terribly warm, not talking record highs, but we get back to the upper 40's, it is cold right now, a loft locations below freezing at this hour, airport like yesterday sitting at freezing, 27 in wilmington and trenton, mid 20's up in berks county, lehigh valley, again, same deal out in the suburb, wind pretty much call. 5 miles per hour or less, little windchill out here, this is what it does feel like on exposed skin. low to mid 20's, so throw the gloves on if you are headed out early this morning, storm scan3, nice and quiet. we will be seeing a loft sunshine today. that will help warm the temperatures up pretty rapidly. so in the 20's, 30's, this morning, but into the afternoon, mid and upper 40's for the afternoon temperatures. so back above average today high of 47 degrees, 48 at the shore, mid 30's in the poconos, but change happens tonight and tomorrow. check it out. we get our first true surge of arctic air it of the season into the region, forecast high monday, 36 degrees, that will be the coldest day since march 6th of 2015. i'll talk about how long the cold snap lasts coming up in the seven day forecast in a few more minutes, rahel, over

to you. >> justin, thank you. time to break out the hats and gloves. well, drivers hitting the road in pennsylvania will find tolls on the turnpike more expensive starting today. our justin finch is live at the east-west turnpike and the blue route in plymouth meeting with what that means for travelers. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning,, no matter how you look at it turnpike tolls will going up for drivers. you will save a bit if you have e-zpass, that's because they stand to save as much as 35%. those passengers will with their e-zpasses, their rates rising 1.90 cash payers pay more than dollar 70 to dollar 806789 why the hike? toll likes rolled out in 2009 to cover the turnpike commission's operational costs. the new rates will also help cover state mandated payments to penndot for road and mass transit project. that includes the widening and rebuilding of the 75 year old 550-mile system. we are speaking to our partner

nerves at "kyw news radio", tells drivers, that rate hikes are not the only new changes they'll be seeing today. >> customers proceeding westbound on counter what we call new main line toll plaza. that will be the start and end of the turnpike ticket system. neshaminy tolls plaza, mile or so on the eastbound side of the bensalem exit. also lifting the tolls at the delaware valley interchange, which connect the turnpike to route 13. >> we have been watching drivers come through the tolls throughout the morning, no major indications of any surprises, seen so far, but another note that toll plazas, far east ends, also being rewards, and the pa turnpike will also be going cash less at the delaware river bridge. live from the plymouth meeting tolls, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. well, philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is moving on.

the philadelphia new mayor and police commissioner set to take office. the outgoing commissioner tweeted thanks to the city. he says, thank you philly police officers, and all philadelphians it, has been a pleasure serving as commissioner. hashtag unforgettable. ramsey came out of retirement to become philadelphia police commissioner in january 2008. he is being succeeded by former deputy commissioner richard rot on january 7th. incoming mayor jim kenney takes over monday. new mayor says poverty in the city is his top priority. kenny says he also wants to improve the relationship with the city's african-american community, and reduce jail over-crowding. our jessica dean will have one-on-one interview, with the city's 99th mayor, jim kenney tonight, on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> hacking group taking credit for taking down president trump's campaign website. site down for about an hour saturday, from 11:00 a.m. to noon. group called new world hacking, which claims to focus

it efforts on terror groups like isis, that they took it dunn down for quote one hour test. new world packing also took credit for shutting down the bbc news' website last week. >> meantime, the holiday vacation for president owe bamm in had a would ' is over. saturday the first family visited the honolulu zoo, the president, his daughters, his sister and neices, strolled along on the last day of their vacation, when they stopped to look at the lemures, the president picked up young girl so she could have a better view. president and his family are now on their way back to the white house, as we speak. >> and, tomorrow, the president will get back to work beginning his final year in office with new action on gun control. the president wants to expand background checks in the he can he can touch order he's intending on issuing, don't require approval from congress. but republicans are voicing their disapproval. >> accused of walking into crowd the tel-aviv bar and opening fire.

police say the alleged shooter seen here on surveillance is israeli arab. his father called police after seeing surveillance video of the shooting on tv, and told them it was his son. he reportedly has a psychological disorder, and may be without medication. >> two people were killed, and at least seven wounded in the shooting, the suspect is still on the loose. saudi arabia decision to execute 47 prisoners including influence shale muslim cleric prompted outrage around the wormedment last night protesters in iran ransacked the saudi embasy retaliation. jonathan reports from london. including prominent cleric, but the charismatic religious leader known at his follower as pea full reformist who opposed violence. news of the death sparked wave of protest around the region.

police fired teargas, in saudi arabia near his home in the eastern province both men and women took to the streets chanting. iran used their state run news to condemn his death. >> despite international calls, for his release,. >> he row rose to prominence after demanding more rights for the shiite minority in the sunni ruled sunni kingdom. the largest exesion in a single day. officials defended them as objective and legal way to ensure justice. >> iran's foreign minister said killing nemur will cost saudi arabia dearly. more protests scheduled in iran and several other countries. cbs news, london. >> us officials say 17 guantanamo bay de pain east will be released this week and sent to other countries. once they are moved, there will be 90 detainees left in

guantanamo bay. president obama has tried unsuccessfully to close since taking offers. he calls it a magnent for jihad recruitment. >> still to come this morning, new year, new law. see what is changing around the united states in 2016. then, the top scans of 2015. from sweep stacks, to tax and everything inbetween, jim donovan is on your side with how scam artists are trying to steel money from hundreds of thousands of americans. >> and, get the hats and gloves ready, folks. meteorologist, justin drabek, details on an arctic blast. stay wit

>> new laws took effect this weekend. kris van cleave has what to watch for in 2016. >> in texas, new open carry law allows people with concealed weapon permits to wear a holster gun in most public places. >> it is going to be a learning process. it will be some grew pains here at the beginning, i'm sure there will be some people that will take startled possibly by the site of someone caring openly. >> this as california tightens its gun laws. banning firearms in or around tools even for holders of concealed weapon permits, bb and pellet guns sold in the golden state will have to be a bright color like pink to make sure they are not real. in hawaii, new signs posted warning of first in the nation law, raising the legal smoking age from 18 to 21.

the law applies to cigarettes and electronic smoking devices, second law there, bans e cigarettes in places where smoking is prohibited. >> so new survey shows that a four fold increase happened in public high school student who use e-cigarette, from 5% in 2011, to 22% by 2015. >> tennessee becomes the first state to create on-line registry of animal abusers, for people who have been convicted of animal cruelty. state representative darren supported the measure. >> if you're going to pull a dog behind a truck, if you're going to burn a cat, if you're going to do severe animal cruelty, then there needs to be some consequence toss your action. >> among new other laws taking effect across the country, washington dc has prohibited sigh row foam food containers, banned drivers and bicyclists from wearing ear buds in both ears or resting on their ears closing a legal loophole. parents in north carolina can freeze their children's credit report to prevent identity

theft. kris van cleave, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". dozens of brave men and women are joining the philadelphia fire department. fire commissioner derek sawyer administered the oath, the firefighters at temple's performing arts center. class is made up of 82 philadelphia fire cadets, one philadelphia prison fire cadet, and one township of upper darby fire kad death. mayor nutter and commissioner saw her this message for the graduate. >> though we know that when the bell rings, you will respond to the challenge because you have been trained in the finest fire department in the united state of america. >> and don't ever stop dreaming: for you, family members, don't stop dreaming for them. your dream should become their dreams, that's how they become successful. >> and there was a record set by the philadelphia fire department in 2015. there was a few civilian

fire-related injuries in the city history. >> and justin's back with a check on the werth. justin, we just knew it was a matter of time before this cool weather returned. >> warm weather fans have been spoiled the last few weeks, it was gloomy but getting sunshine back out here but comes at little bit after price. talking coldest air of the winter season with highs returning to the 30's, that's it, for the next couple of dames. today though still somewhat mild in the 40's. live look at bethlehem, getting ready for nice sunrise over the mountain, another half hour or so. see the clear skies, allowing the temperatures to drop. so scraping the frost on the cars this morning. all right, so here's the temperature trends for this week. so today's actually above average. average high is 41, should be upper 50s today. then we take a hit tomorrow and tuesday. that's the core of the colds he is air, finally, dropping below average. that's first time in over a month, all of december we had above average temperatures. but again, it is short lived by the ends of the week, we start to return back above average. with that warmer air we will be talking about some rain, as well, late in the week. right now 32 at the airport,

philadelphia, mid 20's up into the lehigh valley and berks county also interior south jersey cold spot coming in at 26 degrees. there is the cold arctic air. still out across the midwest. des moines, 20 degrees, 23 in chicago, that gets here through the overnight hours, and set unless our region for monday, and tuesday. we're in the clear right now, a lot of sunshine today, arctic front still well to the north and west. that's where all of the snow showers are breaking out across southern canada. so that will move through tonight. front comes through dry. but just ushers in the colder air. so winds will start to switch out of the northwest tonight. feel the difference by early tomorrow morning. we are talking about high temperatures returning, five to even 10 degrees below average, both on monday and tuesday, so this is the first true arctic air, we've seen so far this season. not much happening on our future weather model. again there is front comes through dry, maybe few clouds, perhaps maybe stray flurry up in the poconos, that's about it, monday, back to sunshine, again, some gusty winds will make it just feel cold, when you factor in the wind. all right, wind direction right now, and today, out of the west to southwest,

actually bumps the temperatures up little bit. but notice the winds arrows, start to switch direction overnight out of the northwest and more northerly through the day on monday. that just pumps in that colder air from canada and here we go. temperatures today, back into the mid and even upper 40's for this afternoon. it gets cold tonight, monday morning, waking up with temperatures even in the upper 20's, around the city. so this will be the cold egg morning we've had all winter long. again this will be windy, as women. stowe will feel a lot colder when you factor in the wind. temperatures struggle to get back to the mid 30's, for the afternoon highs on monday. so how long is this trend going to last? well, we have the hit of colds air coming in the next couple of days, indicated by the blue here, watch what happens. out of here. by next weekend we get some milder air returning, talking about highs back in the upper 40's, maybe 50, but then right back at it, next week. this is january 13th, another shot of some arctic air moves back n looks like pattern has changed up little bit. every now and then get some shots of colder air moving in.

above average today, breeze any afternoon, colds tonight, partly cloudy, 28. the extended forecast, no big storms to talk about through much of the week a lot of sunshine, 36 for the high monday. tuesday morning, waking up to 20 for the city, so teens in the suburbs, factor in the wind it, will feel more like the single digits tuesday morning. with a high of only 34 degrees, but by the ends of the week mid 40 a's with showers on saturday. back to you. >> justin, thank you. right now 4:47 -- 6:47. going to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. >> good morning, rahel. busy travel day. folks head home from the holidays. looking at the schuylkill montgomery. no delays or problems on the schuylkill. though we are seeing increased volume. little more than usual today. we are moving the traffic cam here to i95 at the airport. if you are dropping someone off at the airport, you should end count another delays so far, everything is clear, heading to the airport. i95 looks good through philadelphia, and its suburbs, as women. on to the ben franklin bridge, mid-span. no delays on the ben franklin or the other area bridges.

further up 676, admiral wilson boulevard, 42, five, look good. there is an accident on the atlantic city expressway westbound, right at the ac international airport. left lane is blocked. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic sent. i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> thanks, ann. and the better business bureau out with the top scams for 2015. consumer reporter jim donovan reminds us, the scam vair any name, but similar in the way they work. >> hundreds of thousands of americans have received a call like this one. >> file a lawsuit against you. >> con artists posing as irs agents demand immediate payment. >> if i didn't clear it up, that they were going to prosecute me. >> lois, who didn't want to give her last name, paid the scammers $4,500 in pre-paid debit cards. >> i panicked. >> the better business bureau says tax cons were by far the top scam of 2015. in other popular scams, the criminals pose as debt collectors or claim you have won a sweepstakes or prize.

other impostures try to convince that you they're with tech support, or claim you have been award add grant. >> the top scams all involve impostures, people pretend to go either be someone that you know and trust, or someone that you're afraid of. >> the scams have something else in common. the criminal wants money up front. farther michael ortiz received this phony sweepstakes letter claiming he had to pay attacks to receive his prize. >> hook, line and singer i fell. >> and the scam artist want untraceable form of payment payment. >> one of the red flags, if someone requesting you pay bee prepaid debit card, wire transfer, or gift card, you should be war. >> i experts say if someone is demanding money or if the offer sounds too good to be true, it is likely a scam. now, as i've said many times before, irs will never, ever call you demanding payment for back taxes. so if you get a call like that, hang up. and up from get a check in the mail, clam g that you have won a prize, but they want you to cash the check and send back the money, that is a scam, too. so don't do it.

if you do, i can't do anything to help you get your money back. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> well, today the eagles will finish their disappointing season in the meadowlands facing the giants. but the coaching search has just gun. there is a former running back interviewed for the vacant position. more details next in

>> reason they fired chip kelly to get a jump start on

new coaching. they've interviewed running back coach duce staley for the opening. the 40 year old staley has been on the staff since 2011, played for the eagles from 1997 until 2003. this afternoon it will be pat shurmur running the show as the eagles finish out the season against the giants. join us this morning, for the final cbs-3 sunday kickoff of the season, we begin at 11:30, don bell is live at the meadowlands, merrill reese will join him, myself and leslie van arsdale, to hold down the fort, here, 11:30 thinning on cbs-3. when christian is descended on happy valley, he was thought to be one of the next great quarterback in college football. what it never materialized at penn state, he is thought to have a shot at the proal level. after the local against georgia, he announced he'll be headed to the nfl. how much, he would not go out in the way he wanted. hack end berg would leave the game in the second quarter after explaining his throwing shoulder here. but left plenty of time to get it healthy before the april

nfl draft. second quarter, georgia, wildcat, wide out terry godwin find mill come mitchell. 44 yards on the score. georgia up ten-three. just sit back, relax, fire up the sony. that's running back sony michelle making moves, bulldog his way into the end zone, georgia up 24-three, the lions, claw their way back in the fourth, but they fall short lose to go georgia 24 to 17. the up and down flyers have lost three of their last four as they continued their three game california road trip against the kings. in the first period, the flyers, they would turn it over, and the kings would cash in on the three-on one, this is dwight king, his second of the year, pass michael, it is one-nothing la. >> later in the period, drew dowd i, he would line, fire and score on the one timer. wayne simmons would score the loan goal for the flyers. they lose to the kings two to one. temple was at the liacouras center houston t

wasn't pretty. one of the fundamentals of basketball of course boxing out. they fail to do that to barnes, follows with a huge dunk, cougars were up 19 at the half. second half, same as the first, this is rob gray junior open for three. houston smashes temple by 27. st. joe's is down in richmond, final minute, the hawks up two, and the spiders seandray jones walks to the hoops. can't do that. martelly rip the hair out if he had t here is deandre to save the hair, and the day, step back jumper is good. st. joe's on fire. they win 77-73, they are 11 and two. that's it for sportment i'm pat gallen, have a great day. the american cancer society is benefitting from great game of basketball this weekend. "eyewitness news" at cheltenham high in wynnecote montgomery county, the annual lady panthers alumni game to raise money for the cancer society. through their nationwide coaches versus cancer

initiative. the lady panthers have won since 1993, four district championships, and 22 league tooth recalls. hang onto your hat for this story. ellen, known fastest base jumper in the world. dawned wing suit to base jump in the town of neshaminy, france. suit permits brennan to control her descent, and to clinic close to the dramatic rock spaces. by the way, base jump something when you jump from affixed location and experts say it is even more dangerous than sky diving. >> and that is it for "eyewitness news", at 6:00. here's what we have for you at 7:00. we all want to keep our new years resolutions, some tips to help you stay on track, some unusual resolutions you might want to consider. and our meisha johnson takes us on a dream drive. we'll to up the american swedish historical museum coming up. >> and another cool but calm day in our area. justin has a check of your

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>> pennsylvania drivers, get ready to pay more to drive on the turnpike, how much the tolls are going up, starting today. tragic ends to the search for a missing boy from allentown. the five year old found dead yesterday. where he was found and what police think happened. >> and, no winning ticket for the powerball jackpot. how much the total is going up for wednesday's drawing. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. a check on weather justin drabick, justin, it is chill forecast. >> yes, it is, actually enjoyed today. probably the warmest day of the week for the most part. talking about some true winter air coming at us, true arctic air, first of the season. so you got. that will newspaper set of skills, snow board for christmas, you will get your shot to use it for the next several days. because prime snow making conditions should be good conditions eventually up in the resort. but check it out outside right now. we take to you berks county, where it is 22 ee