creato, three years old was found not even a mile, from his dad's apartment, here in haddon township. it was a a lot of confusion about what actually, killed brendan, what caused him to die. the toxicology reports, and the autopsy reports, came back inconclusive. there was a lot of concern about how this little will boy could have gotten outside, of his dad's apartment, and walk early morning hours, to the park where he was found. if that is in fact had happened. i want to play a 911 call when dj creato noticed his son missing, and he called police. less take a listen. >> you didn't hear anything or see anything, nothing like that? >> no, i just woke up and he wasn't there. i don't know what happened. i don't know where he is. the door was lock. i guess he unlock it and left. >> reporter: dj creato in police custody face ago this first degree murder charge and second degree endangering a child charge. he will appear before a judge coming up, tomorrow afternoon.

the the prosecutor's office in camden county is not the saying anything else, about the case, a at this time. we will continue to follow it and have, a full story coming up tonight at 6:00 here on "eyewitness news", reporting live in haddon township david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. tributes are pouring in from around the world for david bow i, british rock star is dead at the a age of 69, just two days after releasing his latest album. bow he i rose to fame in the 07's with his changing personas and bound dry pushing music. cbs news reporter tina krause has more from his life from london. >> ♪ >> reporter: david bowie was one of a kind from his first 1969 space odyssey to hi jazz inspired album released just last week ever changing artist kept his audience guessing. >> ♪ >> reporter: from the his ziggy star dust to white suit

and pop czar in the mid 80's, bowie kept changing. >> he really did have it all. >> reporter: paul is a bowie biographer. he rewrote the rules and redefined what a pop star could be. >> reporter: he was born david jones in london in 1947. he told cbs in 2002, he always knew he was an artist. >> i mean, quite late in my teens i didn't know if i would be a musical or if i would be painting. i kept going, back and forth and i op the twod for music eventually. >> reporter: a decision that influenced generations of performers. >> there would be no madonna, no lady g a a aga without davey bowie he showed them how to make celebrity out of everything around them. >> reporter: fans left candles and flowers on his star on the hollywood walk of fame. some of the most powerful tributes can be found here in london, in the neighborhood where bowie was born. >> we could listen to music of any age and pick up what it

meant in the 70's, and that is the same right now. it is timeless. >> reporter: and a testament to bowie's broad appeal, fans from madonna to kanye west and british prime minister to the head of the vatican culture council tweeted their condolence. tina krause for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". bowie has strong ties to our area, these are photos from the spectrum archives, music video for smash hit modern love was recorded during a july 21,983rd concert at the spectrum. he performed in philadelphia many times and had a special connection with fans here. >> it was a great receptive area for him. he loved the philadelphia sound. he looked the philadelphia audiences. >> reporter: our greg argos has been talking to the music industry pros about bowie to learn more about how region played a real in his iconic

career. that story is ahead on "eyewitness news" 59:30. well from the 60's yesterday to the 30's today, we are feeling winter's chill and we could see this season's first snow flake very soon. lets get a first look with the forecast lauren casey in for kate bilo tonight outside on the sky deck. good evening, lauren. >> what a big transition from yesterday, record warmth and january thunderstorms. we are talking about our first flakes of the season but right now, pretty quiet conditions, storm scan three showing us clear skies, pretty nice sunset going on in the background right now behind me. few clouds up toward poconos but otherwise we will keep it clear for the next couple of hours, before the clouds increase later on tonight. temperatures as you know they are chilly, 3 degrees right now in philadelphia, still breezy, feeling like 24 degrees, right now, we're at 18 in the poconos. it feels like four a above. as we head into tonight it will be a cold one not quite as windy, wind will die down but then pick backup tomorrow. we have a chance of the first

flakes of the season we will talk more about the timing of that tomorrow and as we look ahead peer ahead to next weekend it does look milder with a chance of some rainfall and i'll have details on the extended forecast coming up in a couple minutes. >> lauren, see you then, thank you. track weather anytime, down load cbs philly weather app available on i tunes and google will play. fbi the has joined philadelphia police in investigating a possible new threat against officers. the disturbing tip came days after the ambush of the officer jesse hartnett. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at penn presbyterian medical center where officer hartnett is recovering tonight, walt. >> reporter: another day brings another surgery for the wounded officer here, his mom, dad at his bedside right now as they have been for so many hours. meanwhile police and fbi still trying to answer the questions of whether or not the terrible a attack on this officer is part of a wider threat.

nearly four days after video shows the suspect ambushing and wounding three three-year old officer jesse hartnett, inside of his patrol car near 60th and spruce street, police commissioner richard ross told me investigators still are trying to determine if the alleged actions of 30 year-old edward archer, could be part of a wider threat against police. >> shots fired, shots fired, i'm bleeding helpful willly. >> i just got off the phone with the agent in charge from the fbi and give meehan update that was pretty much status quo but, you know, looking to put their hand on folks to talk to them. >> reporter: new concerns first raised saturday when officers near shooting scene were told by an anonymous informant that the threat to police, is not over, and that the the accused attacker archer was, part of a group that consists of three others. >> as a precaution, heavily armed swat teams are now clearly visible near the

shooting scene, officer, city wide, ordered to double up not ride ago loan until police learn more. >> we have to do it, in light of the information, we have received yesterday, we would be remiss if we didn't look at that. we still don't know, if there is anything more involved. >> reporter: meanwhile as police, friend and family maintain a constant vigil at wounded officer's bedside commissioner ross advised. >> some people might be thinking he was shot in the arm, but it is far more serious then that but it is a a lot. >> reporter: so officer here continuing on what will be a long, painful journey to recovery. meanwhile prison officials tell us his alleged a attack is now being held in is what being known as administrative segregation, that means archer is confined to his cell 23 hours a day, no contact with fellow prisoners, in visitors and no phone calls, other to his attorney. live from penn presbyterian medical center i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

walt, thank you. former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey has a new job. law enforcement veteran will serve as a public safety consultant for wilmington delaware. he will assist with violence reductions initiatives throughout that city. ramsey who retired as commissioner here in philadelphia last week served as a chairman on president obama's task force on 21st century policing. a store owner opens fire and stops an attempted robbery at miss jesse's stop and shop at 8:30 this morning on 12th and christian in south philadelphia. three men reportedly tried to rob the store at gunpoint. the owner shot and killed one suspect. police apprehended a second and a third is still at large. schools in the area were put on lock down as a precaution but was lifted about an hour later. bensalem police arrested a man they say is responsible for two carjacking incidents. most recent happened last night at 6:30 at wawa convenient store on route one. investigators say victim was sitting in her car when amir

saunders grabbed her door and opened it. he covered her mouth and told her to keep quiet but she for the back. was able to use her horn. police believe saunders is also responsible for a carjacking at the same wawa in december. overturn gas tanker closed the section of the route 130 in pennsauken to day. this was the scene just after the noon time hour. the hazmat crew is still on the scene at this hour clearing diesel fuel fluid from the roadway. there were no injuries reported. new jersey lawmakers have reached a deal to put a statewide referendum on the november ballot, it asked voters to say yes or no to two new casinos in the northern part of the the state. a atlantic city casino operators will have the first shot at the licenses. if approved, some of the gambling revenue would go to help redevelop atlantic city. power ball fever continues uncheck, take a look at this billboard from chopper three, that is no mistake, that is a $1.4 billion jackpot. ticket sales continue to be brisk, the drawing is

wednesday night. >> see those billboard around and it is so hard to believe. >> it is award season is officially underway. coming up some surprise winners in the golden globes and some surprise parings at the after party. we will have a live report from hollywood when we come right back. it sound like a might become one, captured, mexican drug lord el chapo meets with sean pen and that could have led to his arrest. also two of the richest men in the world are teaming up to fight cancer. when we can expect a new early warning cancer test on the other side, we will be right back.

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by now you know which stars walk away with the win at the golden globe award. >> you will never guess which stars walked away with one another the at the after party. here is kevin frasier joining us tonight from los angeles with the details. >> hi there kevin. >> how y'all doing today. >> good man, good to see you ukee, i was shocked i didn't see you last night. i'm serious. denzel being honored and you are not there front and center. >> you know, kev, i would have gotten back too late today for the show.

my heart was there. >> all right. i hear you. our heart was backstage and also covering the the parties. you know, great thing about the the party, you get a crazy mix of people which can always lead to some very juicy gossip. orlando bloom, katie perry, what was going on there let me show what you we the spotted and overheard after hours at the golden globe. look the at orlando bloom hanging on katie perry's every word sharing this intimate moment and then sweet parting of the ways. >> they a arrived and left separately each with friend but while there they were talking closely and dancing very close all night long. >> reporter: security was tight for all of the parties most of which are held inside beverly hilton so stars can party hot. lady gaga hit the carpet but was speechless after heroin. but fiance taylor kenney knew just what to say. >> didn't show up, amy schumer, amy was with her boyfriend ben at nbc party but jennifer was ready to party. she changed out of her regular

gown to a black versace dress and j lo was ready to part which her bo casper. she changed from the bright yellow in the sexy winter white one. >> reporter: something very interesting is a lot of the other stars from around the city, come to the parties, later on but they had a hard time getting there because of security. getting to the actual venue. a lot of people arrived very, very late. so stars were in the show, they saw all of them and hung out and had parties for themselves and late arriving stars who got in and mixed it up. we will have so much more from the golden globes tonight on et. ukee and jessica. >> so much fun. >> you you look fresh, man. you didn't hang out too much. >> i feel fresh. i'm learning. the as you get older you learn when to just turn it in. >> i know that is right. thanks, buddy, appreciate it. full a full wrap up tonight and all of your entertainment the news from kevin frazier and et crew weeknights at 7:00 on cbs-3. top honors went to ukee's

cousin dense ill washington. >> he set the cecil b de mill lifetime and made it a family affair. >> i lost my speech. >> he got a standing ovation as he helpedded to the stage. he honored extraordinary contributions to the entertainment world. he was joined by his wife paul leta and three of the couple's four children. denzel told the audience, his younger son malcolm was in film school. >> how about that good there is a family relationship. help everyone know what that is. >> there will be a quiz in the morning. denzel's daddy and my grand daddy were first cousins. >> okay. >> so, this is all in virginia about 60 miles, in buckingham county, virginia. some that makes denzel and my dad second cousins. >> okay. >> what does that make me second cousin once removed. >> i will to have sketch this out. >> quiz in the morning. >> philly also represented in hollywood last night. >> very gracious sylvester stallone pick up his first golden globe for his role in creed. >> most of all, i want to

thank my imagery friend rocky balboa for being the best friend that i ever had. >> giving thanks to the character that made him a star. social media quickly pointed out real people he forgot, actor went back on stage during commercial break to thank ryan, the director and michael b jordan. ukee, again you got to talk to these guys, when they were filming and released. >> i say the director did an amazing job, writing, direct ago this, michael b jordan, and they just enjoyed being here in our city and doing this and doing this film and bringing rocky back. there will be a creed two as we heard. >> they put a whole new energy into the the series. >> hey, come on. >> yes. >> snow flakes are coming too. >> yes, snow flakes coming. not worried about too much accumulation but it will be nice to see a couple flakes. it is january, it is almost mid-january and we have had thunderstorms throughout the day yesterday, and now we're transitioning over to flakes. big transition on the back

side of the arctic cold front after record warmth this weekend. temperatures are much, much colder. 3 degrees right now as we get a live look at center city philadelphia nice crystal clear skies with that canadian high pressure in place, still breezy, west wind at 12 miles an hour making it feel more like 24 degrees. winter coats, hats, and temperatures in the teens right now in the poconos, upper 20's in the lehigh valley down in the 30's, down the shore, temperature change over last 24 hours, as you might imagine it is quite dramatic. it is 25 degrees in philadelphia, from this time yesterday, down nearly 30 degrees, in atlantic city and also today we're contending with that wind making it feel colder. the especially gusting first half, still breezy, wind speed up to five, ten, 15 miles an hour. we are still seeing gusts up in the 20 miles an hour range and of course that is having an impact on the feels like temperature. feels like teens in the lehigh valley. feeling like single digits in the poconos currently feeling

like middle 20's down the shore. overnight tonight we will get a break from the blustery conditions, wind up around 10 miles an hour but not gusty wind. we will drop down to 26 degrees, clear to start and increasing cloud, late tonight we will start off with some sun tomorrow, cloud deck increases, becoming mostly cloud the in in the afternoon. wind pick up again. 44 degrees. yes, we have a chance of seeing late day rain/snow shower and then so far, of course, we have had no measurable snow in philadelphia we are tying for tenth latest for first measurable snowfall and we are nearing that mark for latest measurable snowfall ever, february 3rd in 1995. so, taking a look at storm scan three, no flakes to see right the now anywhere close to the delaware valley, just clear sky conditions but a future weather will show us a chance of the few snow showers moving in late day tomorrow. starting off with sun, cloud deck increasing in the afternoon and you do note that is white moving in purple as well as moving in the lehigh

valley. philadelphia could see a rain/snow mix in southern new jersey. this will be pretty quick and spot any nature late afternoon and into the evening hours and then we will clear up heading in to tomorrow night. as far as accumulations we could see an inch in the poconos, dusting up toward lehigh valley but really philadelphia and points south and east not expecting anything in the way of accumulation but we still could see flakes flying off by late day tomorrow and then by wednesday another dose of arctic air, 31 degrees, the high temperature, we will start off at 22 degrees. windy conditions once again, still breeze any to thursday. 38 degrees, the high temperature. as we look ahead toward next weekend, nice three day weekend for some of us, mild to start and getting colder by mlk day back down in the middle 30's. >> got it. >> it is coming. >> appreciate it, lauren. actor sean penn may have helped authority in the hunt for el chapo, crazy details at 5:30. also couples hoff been together for a while might not

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latest installment in who will be the coach of the philadelphia eagles. >> yes, as the eagles turn, every day we've got something. can't beat them, join them. well, maybe. eagles won 13 of the last 16 games against the giants. today former big blue head coach tom coughlin interviewed with the birds. coughlin came to town aka was fired at the end of the season. he spent 12 years in new york winning two super bowls, however, giants missed the playoffs in three straight years. 49ers also plan to interview him for their head coaching vacant see. looking for a game to watch tonight you are out of luck. the flyers off.

sixers off. villanova, temple, lasalle, drexel, delaware, off. turn on your tv wednesday night flyers will host new york islanders but may not see rookie shane ghost peer in the line up. he tested his injured right knee or possibly groin. here's the head coach dave hakstol. >> play a little bit each day. it is day to day. if it was longer term then that we would say that. he is day to day. >> delran's carli lloyd is, fifa's female soccer player of the year. she wanted 16 minutes, that is how long it took her to score three goals in the world cup final in japan. lloyd also scored game winners in the quarters, and semi, congrats to carli, well deserved. >> yes, indeed. >> so much fun. >> indeed. >> great stuff. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. coming up next, more on our coverage of the life and legacy of david bowie.

>> reporter: david bowie a rock and pop music superstar has died at the age of 69. i'm greg argos with bowie's incredible philadelphia connection. plus, some doctors are not happy about new recommendations for breast cancer screenings, find out why coming up. and then at the 6:00. >> when a woman found out she was not able to give her own kidney to her father she took the message to her car, i'm alexandria hoff and i'll show you

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"eyewitness news" continues new at 5:30. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. bowie was before it shall by birth the but path of his career took him right through our region. he not only performed here but he recorded one albums here and a music video. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us from the tower theater to tell us more bit, greg. >> reporter: good evening. tower theater is here with david bowie performed to sold out crowd for the first time here in the u.s. but this philadelphia landmark is only one part of what makes this musician to have philadelphia roots. >> ♪ >> reporter: david bowie exploded on to the music scene 1969. >> ♪ >> reporter: internationally known and loved philadelphia was the pop and rock superstar's creative north american home. >> philadelphia proudly was his biggest city in the north america. we would sellout multiple

show. >> reporter: concert producer larry magid work with bowie, producing some shows here including here at the electric factory. >> tremendous loss. david bowie was one of the most creative, innovative performers. >> ♪ >> reporter: magid said that creativeness, willingness to reinvent himself widely respected by philadelphia fans. >> this was a great receptive area for him. he loved the philadelphia sound. he loved the philadelphia audiences. >> ♪ >> reporter: tower theater introduced america to david bowie in the early 70's. today the the marquis remembering a legend. >> we got a call from the bowie people. >> reporter: in 197 46789 they wanted to come and record. i was shocked how much excitement that created. >> reporter: recreating his young american album here in

philadelphia at now closed sigma sound studios. >> every night there was a dozen kid out identify the studio, and red hair, and blue hair, when he finished the album he invited all of the kids into the studio and played the album for them. >> reporter: for millions throughout the world who listened to or watched bowie's ever changing reinvention. >> ♪ >> reporter: his passing is all of the more heart breaking. >> always step or two ahead of everyone and you would think, might question, that and then all of a sudden you would get it, six months later, because he was just that farrah head of the curve. >> ♪ >> reporter: today many radio stationness our area paying tribute to bowie, by playing many of his best hits. we're live from upper darby, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the death of the david

bowie and for more check out cbs philly.com. actor sean penn may have helped bring town one of the world's most notorious drug kingpins when joachim el chapo guzman sat down with the anchor little did he know would it lead to his recapture. correspondent don champion reports on how it all went down. >> reporter: drug kingpin joachim, el chapo guzman is back in the same mexican prison he tunneled out of six months ago but his days there may be number. mexican authorities have begun the process of sending guzman to the united states to face charges. while his lawyers have already filed motions to fight extradition, a u.s. law enforcement source told cbs news that el chapo is expect to be in the u.s. within the next four to six weeks. the guzman was captured friday, after a violent shoot-out with mexican marines. he had been on the run since july, always managing to stay one step ahead of

investigators. his down fall may have been a meeting with actor sean penn in october. >> mexico's attorney general says that guzman reached out to producers, actors, because he wanted to make a by graph california film about himself, after actor caitlin cost steel brought penn and guzman together. pair were photographed during a secret meeting in the mexican jungle and authorities say that meeting helped them find el chapo's hide out. after years of denying he was in the drug trade guzman told penn in the rolling stone magazine saying i supply more heroin, cocaine and marijuana then anybody else in the world. those words, may come back to haunt guzman, if he eventually faces trial in the u.s. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". two of the world's richest businessman are putting their deep pockets behind a new technology that could change how cancer is detect. bill gates and amazon's jeff

bezos are key investors backing hundred million-dollar in funding for a company called grail. they are working to develop a blood test to detect many kind of cancer even before a patient begins showing symptoms or a tumor shows up on a scan. the it could be ready and available by 2019. on the cbs-3 healthwatch mammograms do most good later in life according to a government task force that today reheated its final recommendation that is women get screened every other year starting a at age 50. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with reaction, and mounting confusion and concerns over this. >> reporter: a lot of uproar about this one, guys. recommendations on mammograms are now all over the place. for years it was every year starting a at age 40 but u.s. preventive services task force says they are not necessary for women under the age of 50 and can be harmful but many doctors and patients disagree. >> it is just an incredible end. >> reporter: signifies end of treatment for breast cancer, a

happy day for diana, who was diagnosed after a routine mammograms at the age of 47. >> it is so very emotional, roller coaster. >> reporter: under renewed recommendations from the u.s. preventive task force diana would not have gotten a routine mammogram until she was 50. >> i wouldn't be standing here today. >> reporter: task force is continuing to recommend mammograms every other year for women age 50 to 74, the group says that screening can be effective for was machine in their 40's but over diagnosis a concern. >> benefits are smaller, the harms need to be carefully viewed and task force supports women having this information and making individualized and informed choices. >> reporter: recommendations come after the american cancer society said in october that women should start annual mammograms at age 45. >> i think it is dangerous and women's lives will be lost to breast cancer. >> reporter: doctor wise, director of breast health outreach at lankenau is among many doctors who oppose the new guidelines.

>> missing or delaying a diagnosis, it is way more dangerous then the risks and harms of a false positive. >> i'm very, very fortunate and thank god for those mammograms. >> reporter: task force says is there not enough evidence that mammograms after the age of 75 are beneficial. it does not make a recommendation about insurance coverage but under the affordable care act most mammograms are covered. you know, because there is so much controversy women are told they need to have conversation was their doctors about this. >> absolutely. >> it is so important. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. cherry hill food pant try cut the ribbon on its new location today. they have increased its size from 900 square foot house to a 4100 square food storefront. there is a different concept at this new location. instead of the being handed bags of groceries clients will do their own shopping. this change translates into more than just making their own food choices. >> it is also a matter of self

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death of david bowie has had a dramatic effect on itunes. on the itunes album chart, bowie's new album black star peak at number one on monday. best of bowie soared to number two and two other bowie albums reach the top ten. some dog owners are, in their own way. look at the photos of dogs posted on social media, and that french bull dog thaw saw is named ziggy star dust in honor of david bowie. >> is what your favorite bowie

tune. >> i like under pressure. >> young american. >> little will drummer boy he did with binge cosby. >> but everybody is wanting to hear to it take. >> no doubt bit. >> every year three minnesota brothers used their talents to build a giant snow sculpture. >> this year boys are building for a purpose, meets octavius the snow octopus, since 18-foot, eight legged creature is boy's biggest sculpture yet. they are using to it raise $10,000 to bring clean water, to haiti. >> how about that. >> beautiful. >> lauren kacie joining us now. we don't have any snow like that here. >> no. >> but we should. >> we could have some flakes. we should have snow by this time this season but we will talk about precise amount coming up in a minute. i know you are all curious how much snow we should have but we have none so far. but we will hear and see our first flakes kind of flying by tomorrow and that is bit. accumulations up toward poconos possible but what a transition, from yesterday. yes, we had record warmth in place, and now arctic chill

has settled in, across center city giving a live look on sky cam three. still clear sky conditions and still cold temperatures, after a record warm day, yesterday, high temperature, 65 degrees. at the airport, being the previous record of 36, setback in 1950. a long standing record at that and then what a transition to today, our high temperature, 40 degrees but that is deceiving because that was at midnight, afternoon high temperature was about 35 degrees and you can see much of the temperatures then what we had yesterday when highs across much of the area were in the 60's. temperatures right now at 33 degrees in philadelphia a, 20's in the lehigh valley. teens in the poconos. down in the 30's, lower to mid 30's down the shore. checking in live on our neighborhood network using temperatures consistent upper 20's near 30 degrees right now in cinnaminson. twenty-eight in norristown. the wind have died down a bit with the rather gusty start to the day and we will get a break from the wind overnight

tonight but even a touch of the breeze, of course, impact that feels like temperature feeling more like 24 degrees right now in philadelphia, feeling like teens in lancaster and same case in allentown feeling like sipping will digits in the poconos. overnight tonight increasing clouds and it will be a a cold 126 degrees but as i mentioned little bit of the break from the gusty wind before they ramp backup as we head in the day tomorrow. windy, increasing cloud, 44 degrees. so not as cold but we will see a chance of the late day rain or snow shower, and where is this snow, of course. we have haven't had any so far in philadelphia a. we should have about a half a foot of snowfall, so far in the season as far as averages are concerned but of course we have not had any and we will not accumulate much into the the day tomorrow. storm scan three showing us high pressure in control, clear sky conditions but once cold front makes a close approach tomorrow we will see that cloud deck starting to increase. future weather showing us we will start off with some sunshine across southern new jersey tomorrow morning, and increasing cloud in the second half of the day and snow

showers starting to build in late afternoon, and into the evening hours more in the way of the rain snow mix across parts of the southern new jersey, flakes moving through lehigh valley and up in the poconos and then quickly clearing out as we head in the second half of the evening. the as far as accumulation this is looks like about it. the not measuring much in fill and across new jersey. not the shore. we will pick up an inch in the poconos as we head into tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. maybe a gusting toward the lehigh valley. in your seven day forecast is there a chance of snow late day tomorrow and then colder on the back side once again. twenty-two as we wake up on wednesday morning, 31 degrees the high temperature. windy conditions, mostly sunny, breezy looking into thursday. still cold, 38 degrees. we will get more mile in the end of the week at 47, in the so bad by friday. >> not so bad. >> will you be attending any weddings this year? don't be surprised to see a new requests on the gift registry. >> as three on your side

consumer reporter jim donovan find it might take some people by surprise. >> that is true. more and more love bird are ditching the dishes and asking for cold hard cash instead. with lauren caprioti and nick ge uwin's around the corner and goal to update kitchen and bathrooms they have tea side todd try something untraditional with the gift registry. >> we have requested cash because we had so much work to do on our home and we realized that a lot of our financing over the next two to six months after the wedding are all going to go into these renovations. >> reporter: for bridal shower they have asked for home depot gift card and for wedding they have signed up with tinder a on line registry where guests can use a credit card to add to their renovation fun. lauren and nick are part of the growing trend of bridal couples asking to fill their wallets instead of their cabinets. >> couples today are living together well before they get married so they already have dishes, glass wear, linens and

towels so they don't need to register for more. >> reporter: some may turn red over the throughout of brightal couples holding out their hand for some green. experts suggest carefully explaining how to manage the money on your wedding web site. >> we don't want to come off as greedy or kras so it is fine line in making sure you find a site reputable and looks appealing and secured. >> reporter: dozen on line wedding registry offer cash as a gift choice but there is a catch. >> is there is fees associated with those services. the it is not necessarily that you shouldn't use them but you should be aware of the fee associated with using the on line registry and registration >> reporter: etiquette experts recommend couples just don't give their guest a bank account or pay pal bank information but request checks or sign up for on line cash registry. >> do they talk about fees. >> 8 percent but some people like it because then you can explain what the money is going towards and then you have e gift card, and stuff that can go back and forth.

it is a original thing. >> up north, new york, pennsylvania, new jersey, money, you know. but down south. >> much more in the china and silver. >> yes. >> cash is still king. >> but i just give checks i wouldn't go through this nonsense. >> how much does my meal cost me, here you go. >> yes. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", cars that communicate with each other. >> we will show you new technology will that the government wants to mandate, to help cars talk to each other and help prevent accidents when we come right back.

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one. well, the department of transportation is taking a major step toward requiring new safety technology to be in all new cars, sold in the united states. >> the vehicle to vehicle

communication allows cars on the road to warn drivers of dangers a ahead before they happen. >> correspondent chris van cleve reports from detroit. >> equipping the the country's cars and trucks with so-called v to v communication will allow vehicles to see each other and warn of a potential danger well before a driver sees it. >> our goal, it is to see this technology, you know, put in place as soon as possible. >> reporter: newly proposed rule will call for v to v technology to be phased in over a period of years but still must clear administrative hurdles and a public comment period. v2v uses technology similar to wifi that allows cars to share information like speed, direction, several times a second a allowing the car to warn a driver before changing lanes, or about a hazard ahead. already some cars come with blind spot detection and automatic break to go prevent some collisions. v2v enabled vehicles may be able to communicate with infrastructure like stop signs, letting drivers know

how long, and life changes. >> it is new york bureau chief for automobile magazine, his life saving technology, and believes it will be number of years before issues like security against hacking and privacy are fully a addressed. >> you are going to be able to be tracked, like you have never been track before. >> reporter: the auto industry is expect to support the new regulation, early cost estimates for v2v technology put it a at a hundred dollars a vehicle will but that is expect to drop as time goes on. chris van cleve, cbs news detroit michigan. and that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 the latest on our top stories three months after his son's body was found, in a south jersey park a 23 year-old father is arrested and charged with murder.

trees to fill up the dunes. >> arctic air is blasting in the, delaware valley, first flakes of the season i'm meteorologist lauren kacie and we will let you know when this arrive, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. a father is arrested and charged with murdering his on son. body of three-year old brandon creato found in cooper river park almost three months ago. 22-year old david creato junior was taken in custody this afternoon and will face a judge tomorrow. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. lets get to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt live at haddon township police department tonight, david? >> reporter: david creato junior is known as dj creato, and he is behind bars right

now in camden county. he was here earlier but this is the indictment made public, just a few hours ago, it doesn't have a lot of information but authorities, insist they have enough evidence to charge him with murdering in his son. dj creato left haddon township police department where he was booked. here is a picture of father/son, a father and son neighboring and friend insist were close. the the case got a lot of attention because brendan's autopsy and toxicology reports came back inconclusive, the three-year old's body was discovered not even half mile from his dad's apartment in haddon township about 9:00 o'clock in the morning on october 13th. three hours before, dj creato was on the phone with police. >> 911 where is your emergency. >> i just woke up and my three-year oldies missing. >> you didn't hear or see anything, nothing like that. >> no, i just woke up and he wasn't in my house. i don't know what happened. i don't know where he is.