snow in the poconos, but we'll see some snow falling later today. katie times it out in her forecast. >> flames and smoke destroy nearly 200 year old cast nel chaddsford overnight. we're liver on the scene with a look at the damage. >> and, the south jersey father, charged in the murder every his three year old son, he'll be in court later on today. >> good morning, it is tuesday, january 12th, i'm erika von tiehl. katie out on the chilly skydeck, meisha in the traffic center checking the roads, and very different scene later today. finally seeing some snowflakes. morning, ladies? yes, about time. right? for many people. i could personally deal without the snow. i'm just be honest, i love it, but a loft people love it so it is coming. but katie from the sound of it it, won't stick around? >> definitely not. one of the classic clipper systems that bridges in reinforcing blast of cold. doesn't have a lot of moisture with it, but it does come along with some of the white stuff. it will be the first time we've seen it so far this season, that's what makes it special, i would say, this time around. but let's start things off by

looking at very empty storm scan3 here at the moment. all it takes is one zoom, however, you can see things starting to ignite back across central, western pennsylvania, this looks a lot worse than it actually is, folks. the actual snowfall intensity, very low, couple of hundreds of an inch, per hour, is what is verifying as, so it is not really strong, or heavy, or something snow, as we like to say, but it is snow, and it is going to be arriving here later today. here's how it feels, more like the 20's, teens, most of you find g temperatures currently in the teens, 20's, so kind of depends where you are, not terribly windy, but it is just enough. and it is cold obviously, no matter how you slice it, but you are going to notice any time that wind blows it makes it feel colderment looking at the hour by hour though moving moving forward in the forecast, lower mid 40's today, so by the time actually watching this clipper system makes its arrival it, bridges with it perhaps few rain showers as well before it turns back over to snow. but again, we are not expect to go see any casino of

substantial snow out of this. we are going to talk more about how much we're actually expecting and track this little system for you here too as the show goes on. meisha, a we send it into you for now. >> those kids will be bummed, i know they want to do those snow angels. >> that's all right. >> happy mourn, good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. here is a look at the schuylkill, moving in the eastbound direction at city avenue. just beyond those trees, moving in the westbound direction, and you can see, both directions, westbound, and eastbound, at the schuylkill, city avenue looking little busy. so for those every you headed out into that area, just know progressing through the 6:00 that area will get real busy. southbound heading toward the schuylkill. this is heading toward the camera shot that you just saw. looking actually pretty good. just kind of seeing steady stream of headlights, everyone traveling at posted speeds, delaware county, 95 northbound at 452, looking good, then all the way up to the airport i showed you the airport shot about 15 minutes ago, looking very good there, as well. so moving in both directions in delaware county, looking good, mass transit, chestnut hill west, remember, is running a new weekday

schedule, and there is some construction here on air transportation cents around the market frankford line because of that, these bus routes are detoured, three, five, j, market frankford, owl, detoured eight p.m. to 4:00 a.m. nightly. >> this will go all the way through january 31, erika, back over to you. >> thank you, updating breaking news right now in turkey, government officials say at least ten people are dead after explosion at popular tourist location in istanbul. at least 15 people have also been injured in that blast. investigators are still trying to find a cause, but, state run tv is reporting it may be the work after suicide bomber. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you the latest as soon as we get more information. new this morning, fire guts part of delaware county's history. only the walls are left standing from a 19th century castle. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins you now in chaddsford, such a shame about this building, justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we know this fire was brought under control just before 4:00 this morning.

and more than an hour later, almost two hours later, that fire is still smoking. take a look behind us here. the house is standing. but barely. the walls here look to stabilize in some parts, and that smoke is still billowing out, the home appears to be very much gutted. i'm still seeing some embers burn inside as well. let's take you now to video. >> this place called the rocky hill castle. it stands on a hill in the 100 block of bulloch road in chads forwards, now the age and location of this home did post some challenges to fire crews, being up a hill, for one, that made the challenge this. getting water to this fire here in the woods, there are several tanker trucks in rotation on the ground, sending water into a basin, and that water was sent up the hill via hoses. now, firefighters were here on the ground, just before 2:00 a.m., and knocking this fire down just before 4:00 a.m. we do know that this home has been for sale. the asking price is $674,000. and per records, this home dates back to the 19 century,

first built in 1821, and it was later converted to all stone, and about 1912. the current owners bought it back in 1957. and we're look to go sell the home as is, meaning, it very likely needed develop renovations, inside. we do know this home boasted 12 bedrooms, and three bathrooms, back out live here, there are no report of any injuries at this time. and as you see this home still smoldering here, you get sense of what a fight it must have been for firefighters, and the cause of this fire, this morning, at last check, remains under investigation. we are live here in chaddsford, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", erika? >> justin, thanks so much. >> meanwhile, father accused of murdering his toddler son has arraignment schedule for this afternoon. dj creato charged with first degree murder in the death of his three year old son, brendan. creato reported him missing from his haddon township home on october 13th.

brendan's body found in cooper river park few hours later. creato's attorney maintains his client as innocence. >> when this first happened, i called it parent's worse nightmare. i thought nothing could be worse. and i think this actually is, to not only lose a son, but now, to be the one accused of killing him. >> autopsy and toxicology reports on brendan creato came back inconclusive. take a look now at this surveillance video, what you are seeing right there in the orange, that's aboud i can among, trying to fight off a robber in south philly. the suspect snatched a fist full of cash from the victim as the munk was during lottery tickets. as you can see from the video, victim and suspect struggled briefly, before the crook took off in a silver mustang. 6:06 right now. we are waking up to some surprising news that philadelphia inquirer, the daily news, and philly.com, they're all changing hands yet again. but there is a twist this time. owner has decided to actually

donate them to a non-profit. our jan carabeo right here now with more on the surprise announcement, waking up, a lot of people said what, a donation? >> surprise surprise erika. good morning. now, first and for most, philly.com says this move won't immediately impact readers or subscribers. so no worries there. owner jerry lindt fist holding press conference to further explaining his decision, he is the owner of the philadelphia media network, which include the philadelphia daily news, inquirer and philly.com. it will help preserve quality journalism in philadelphia. what has done donated the combine inquirer, daily news, he says he will crib $20 million to his newly established endowment. so it is a new organizational structure. will allow the institute to receive donations from individuals, foundations, corporations and other entities, but it isn't all just about funding journalism. the mission again is to

preserve and develop public service journalism, and investigative reporting. so he released this statement, that reads in part: my goal is to ensure that the journalism traditionally provided by the printed newspapers is given new life. of all of the ventures, i've been involved with in my life, nothing is more important than preserving the journalism that's been delivered by these stories news organizations, and he goes ton say the newly created institute will draw the research of university, non-profit, will also support the education of the young journalists, who are coming into an ever-changing field. so some big news here this morning, erika. >> absolutely, curious, if this becomes a trend, because a lot of newspapers across the country can be losing money. >> a financial thing, also about moving newspapers into the future, going more toward on-line, because you know that draws, that free content on line, big draw from the newspapers. >> good to know it won't change right now. jan, thank up. all right, 6:08 right now. new jersey governor chris christie getting ready to give his annual state-of-the-state

address today. this speech will be christy's first since officially becoming a presidential candidate. according to the governor's offers, christy plans to propose new initiatives on education, healthcare, and drug treatment. >> meanwhile governor christie took break from campaigning yesterday, to announce the deal that would expand casino gambling, beyond atlantic city. christy says the measure would guarantee a billion dollar minimum investment in any new casino in north jersey. that bill would also require that new casinos be owned by companies that already own atlantic city casino. the bill needs to be passed by a three/five majority in the new session, that begins later on today. well, law makers in new jersey have also approved a bill to raise the smoking age from 19 to 21. that bill would fine retailers up to thousand dollars if they sell cigarettes or anything else to anyone 20 years old or younger. new jersey would be the second state beyond hawaii to raise the smoking age to 21. the bill now goes to governor christie's desk.

still ahead, what you need to know about the new mammogram guidelines for women. also, that so-called afluenza mom will get out of jail today after getting her bail reduced. but, there are conditions of her release. we'll tell you what they are. imagine walking out to your car to see this? how about it? see how the winter weather is really in full force when we come back. >> ♪ >> we are expecting the season's first snowflakes. we'll let you know when it is when we come back. good morning. >> ♪

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>> buffalo new york, a cold and for giving place in the winner. check out your screen right there. localized heavy lake effect know? western new york along with strong winds, freezing temperatures, froze that car right in place. do not ever leave your car parked next to lake erie. oh, my goodness. >> my gosh. >> so katie really i feel like our snowflakes by comparison are just adorable compared to later today. >> so suit. very true. because we have been seeing lake effect freezing going on, lake buffalo, closing in with snow even right now, as this latest clipper system moves in. this clipper really lives to up its definition. it is looking a lot more impressive on radar than it actually is verifying at the ground level. but, when you talk clippers, we sort of give the explainer

every winter when we start to see the first signs every these, called alberta clippers for a reason. they originate in alberta, canada, they zip down, across the basically the canadian border or south of that, and as they do so, they bring with them reinforcements of colds, they zip through quickly, they sweep southeast, they typically are moisture starved and because that far little amount of moisture let alone the amount of time it takes for them to zip on through here they typically don't bring very much in the way of precipitation. and usually, you'll find snow with them. that's what we're find withing this particular clipper. but it will live up to its reputation in the way of snot bringing us heck of a lot of snow. thankfully, we've got the man-made snow machines that we can actually lead to up a lot of different trails being open at jack frost, big boulder, camelback, at least nine trails open, pretty solid base of 2 feet in a lot of the spots too. so, definitely boding much much better for all of the ski resorts we're so patiently waiting for things to finally turn in their favor with the cold. meanwhile, what's this clipper

have up its sleeve? not a l talking afternoon or nighttime rain or snow shower out of this, guys. which means, you might see tent of an inch of snowfall out of t and because the grounds is still relatively warm, relatively speaking, it won't have chance to stick or accumulate. so, no snow angels can be made out of flurries really, but they will be there. and then we hit tomorrow, that, i feel like, should be the bigger weather headline. frigid day tomorrow. by the time we get the weekend, newcomb flex storm developing. but looks like just rainmaker. so still buying our time in the snow department i would say. >> seems like the trends all winter, we have the systems but all rain maker. >> need the colds to join up with it. >> at least friday looks like it will be nice, right? looks like casino of our -- >> decent day. >> roadways, erika, looking pretty good this morning, roadways nice and dry, no accident to report, we did have some flooding in malvern, i'll get to that in just a second, should be moving out of the way. overall things looking pretty good this morning. so this is look at 95 approaching cottman.

looking good. casino every seeing the whole steady but also slow down just little bit. those of you taking 95 south at cottman this morning, you know the drill by now. in the 6:00 hour, probably a good idea, to start thinking about when you're going to leave home and hop on out there. because it does heat up fairly quickly, but right now casino every holding steady like this, still traveling at posted speeds on 95. southbound boulevard, this, look at this shot, i just think this is just beautiful. southbound boulevard, as you move toward westbound schuylkill, hop on to the schuylkill, and head westbound, looking good. as you can see, boulevard heating up, certainly, and also 95 at the airport, northbound, traffic stopped. disable vehicle causing not too many slow downs, no slow downs, but certainly flashing lights, erika, back to you. >> thank you, ride shaping company uber cutting fare prices in more than 100 cities in the u.s. and canada, unfortunately, though, philadelphia's not one of them. it is a bid to stimulate business, and it tries to beat the winter slump in people ordering rides. in some cities, this is third

straight year that uber has dropped prices at the start of the new year. the amount of the discount will vary city by city. no word on why philadelphia prices are not dropping. all right, coming up this morning, the health risk more than half of middle and high school student are exposed to, and get this, it is completely avoidable. we'll tell you what it is. also, david bowie leaves a parting gift for his fans. see the last video he ever made. coming up next.

>> army sergeant bowe bergdahl is supposed to appear before military court today in fort bragg, north carolina faces charges every desertion, and in 2009, sergeant bergdahl vanished from his military post in afghanistan. then, the taliban kidnapped and held him for five years. the mother of the so-called afluenza teenage letter leave texas jail today. tanya couch posted $75,000 bond. couch was brought back to texas last week, after being caught with her 18 year old son, eat and, in mexico. now, one of the conditions of her release, she has to be fit wad gps monitor. she also has to stay at another son's home, rather, stay at another son's home, except for appointments with her doctor and lawyer. the producer of david bowie's latest release last russ says the late rock and

rock-and-roll hall every famer, poinent message to fans. >> ♪ look up here i'm in heaven ♪ >> the video depict bowie in a hospital bed. his producer says bowie approached his death like he did his life, as a work of art. bowie died from cancer in sunday in london two days after the release of his a.m. bull titled black star. his death has huge impact on rock music fans and on the itunes pop music charts. his new a.m. bull black star peaked at number one yesterday, the best of bowie made it to number two, and two other classic bowie albumns made it to the top ten. black star was released friday on bowie's 69th birthday, and shot to number one on the uk sales chart, as women, on the us download chart. 62:00; coming up in your health watch, new mammogram guidelines just announced. and why doctors aren't

necessarily happy about them. also, this morning, delran native and world cup champion, carli lloyd, gets choke up as she receives a prestigious award, hear what she says about this huge honor. and, katie, we know you're tracking some snowflakes. flakes being the key word, right. >> yes. not talking about any kind of really significant snow, other than the fact it is the first we've seen this entire season. so that in itself should and headline, right? but vicious cold comes in the wake of this snow. we will talk about just how low the temperatures get coming up.

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on your health watch this morning, more than half of middle and high school student in the u.s. are exposed to secondhand smoke. that is cord being to the cdc. researchers say that findings are alarming because the shall posh your can impact their lung and cardiovascular health, and it is completely preventable. according to a new study, student said they were expose today smoke in restaurants, parks, at work, and at home. also, on your health watch this morning, new recommendation on mammograms. a government task force now wants men to get screened every other year, starting at age 50, but not everyone agrees. here's more now from health reporter stephanie stahl. >> just incredible -- >> it signifies the end of

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

many doctors who oppose the new guidelines. >> missing or delaying a diagnosis is way more dangerous than the risk and harms after false-positive. >> i'm very fortunate, thank god for those mammograms. >> task force says there is not enough evidence that mammograms after age 75 are beneficial it, doesn't have a recommendation about insurance coverage. but, under the affordable care act, most mammograms are covered. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". coming up in the next half hour, preview of president obama's final state of the union address. >> also, some dramatic video hereof el chapo's capture, will it fly explosives go off during the violent raid of the world's most wanted drug lord. get a closer look at his hide out, that's coming up

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>> good morning, love it or hate it, snow will be making a appearance, not talking about a big storm, we will see our first flakes, the key part, this afternoon. right now, looking at storm scan, looking pretty good four our area. this afternoon should be pretty snowflakes coming down. yes, adding wintery atmosphere, sort of classic clipper system. we talk about this is every single winter. >> fast moving. >> exactly. and they typically don't have a lot of moisture. this is absolutely no exception. >> let's start off by going back outside. we take you first, for most, to just the tri-state sweep on storm scan, you said it, nothing really out there just yet. >> again, not major system for us by any means. i always like to say, when it comes to systems like there is the bark is far worse than the bite. looks a lot worse across western pa than what it will

be here. place like pittsburgh, couple every inches of snow. not this our area. a, it will be the height of the after moon so might see it start off as rain in some spots, b, start to see the moisture get drawn away, as this little clipper sips through. so the morning, we give it the green light. it is cold. it is dry. at least it is dry. then we head into the afternoon and more than anything it is safety purposes we put that yellow light up for the afternoon and tonight rain and snow showers leaving us with wet roads t won't be major system what so far. 15 degrees is the current temperature meanwhile at mount pocono. cold start to the day, that cold air certainly sets the stage for some snow later on. meisha? >> the left lane, obviously,

compromise will cause a lot of slow downs right now, flashing light far right shoulder. all of this will slow you down just little bit. gape i delay, and down one lane. academy, moving toward this accident, already, at academy, you can see looking very, very slow. some of you aren't moving at all. 995 south, any time soon around the area, make note, very bus any fact until the accident gets out of the way in the left lane, reopens to relieve some of the stress, it will just keep building as more and more people get out on the roadways, ben franklin bridge moving in the westbound direction looking good, heating up, watching this coming, coming from jersey westbound, heating up just little bit. also an accident car hit a deer in and around this area. >> president obama will deliver his final state of the union address tonight.

and all event what he would like to work, as weijia jiang reports there is year's address will be much different. >> the president of the united state. >> stone president owe bamm will talk about challenge ahead. >> what's critical the kind of decisions we make now will have significant impact on not just the next generation of americans, but, future generations. >> i don't think i've ever been more optimist being about a year head than right now. >> expected to highlight executive actions he expects to take battling gun violence without congressional approval. also will discuss issues where both parties can work together. >> we see that they're strong bipartisan support for justice reform on capitol hill. >> this year, president obama invited 23 guests to the house

chamber, to hear his speech. including a syrian refugee, and an american hero. >> twenty-three year old spencer stone, and his two friends, helped take down a heavily armed gunman, on paris bound train last year. white house staffers called him last week, during his commute to work. >> and they call me right when i pull in my sparking spot. they tell me i've invited to sit in the first lady's bok, obviously aid great day after that. >> the white house is also using on social media. weijia jiang, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> course you can see the president's state of the union address right here on cbs-3. it is tonight, at 9:00 p.m. weaver learned that someone in philadelphia took a piece of that giant powerball jackpot saturday night. one lucky resident purchased a ticket worth $1 million the store will get $5,000 bonus for selling that winning ticket. so if you bought your ticket

there, maybe double check the numbers. billboards marching out, this is clever, lottery officials in georgia came up with a solution, they decided to place a faux sticky letter making the million a billion. there you have it. change in atlanta came with plenty of fanfare including armed guards, and display of cash. the next powerball drawing is tomorrow night and the odds of winning that jackpot are about one in 292 million. so it goes without saying, those odds are pretty long, but, what should you do if you were actually going to hit that big jackpot or come into other wind fall? jill schlessinger joins with us tips. if you were the one lucky person to get the extra mine, he want to keep things in mind. so what should you do, jill? >> so if you don't have existing relationships with professionals, or listen, fall into some sort every windfall, not powerball, you want to

assemble a team. so you will interview a state attorneys, accountants, and financial advisors. now, way back when, when i was an advisor, i actually had a client who won the lottery. she did something so clever when she conducted her interviews she held back the magnitude of the wind fall amount, until late into the meeting. she said that that way she could tell what casino of person she would be dealing with north, do they treat them with respect or just the rich ones. >> great tip there. now if you are the lucky person, should you take the lump sum or those paint for the next 30 years, what do you think? >> it is tempting to control all of the money, win heres take lump sums though they may end up blowing the jackpot doing dumb things. at least with a stream of income you prevent yourself from doing that. if you take a lump sum or chunk every monday toy put to work, the big question whether you should invest all at ones or dribble it out. according to research, two

thirds of the time, when you inch advice a windfall immediately, it yields better returns than putting smaller fixed dollars to warning at regular intervals. this is big but. if you are the kind of person who is less concerned about maximizing performance, then you are about the worse case scenario, where you feel like total regret, oh, i went in and then the market plunged, you may want to stick to putting the money to work a bit more slowly. so just dribble it out little bit at a time. say i won't maximize, but i won't feel so horrible either. >> here's homing we all have this problem any time soon, what to do with all of this monday. >> i i won't see you on thursday obviously because i'll be winning. >> naturally. thanks so much, jill, see you thursday. >> federal authorities push for guzman's arrest, this morning, getting incredible look at the violent raid that led to his arrest. released video of its

shoot-out with his security team. correspondent don champion with the latest. >> shows joaquin el chapo guzman did not go down without a fight. >> doubled operation black swan, the violent raid last friday, ended guzman's six months of freedom. he truely lived like a man on the run. now bullet hole riddle hide out where he was found from the filthy chip to the grab bedroom, guzman was not living lavishly. >> fifth men killed in the shoot-out, but guzman managed to escape through intrinsic tunnels, led to his after that's stolen car, guzman, is now being held at the same prison he escaped from in july. >> more than all of the eyes put on him. >> authorities say a secret

rolling stone interview between the drug lord and actor, sean penn, led them to guzman meeting was set up by mexican intelligence photos show pen and castillo arriving at mexican airport in october, and greeting the men who ferried them to guzman emails tends to dismiss criticism over his interview. >> don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> still ahead, taking you inside the nation's first non-profit grocery store, see how it is helping people in our area eat healthy. >> emotional evening for world cup champion carli lloyd. hear what the south jersey native to say. while excepting a prestigious award. also this: >> if you still need to get rid of your christmas tree, and you want to help the environment, why not bring it to the beach? i'm cleve bryan. coming up how off initials toms river say they'll use christmas trees to build up the dunes. >> ♪

>> just three more days until friday, folks. looking live outside right now, 64:00; we have the latest on the snowflakes arriving later on today. katie has the forecast whether we come right back. >> ♪

>> snowflakes yet. >> later on today, first snowflakes of the entire season, big headlines for us. but don't get too far ahead of yourselves. it won't be the kind of snow to make a snowman, won't slow you down too much on the commute here, but, let's go ahead, start things offer by checking in with the eyewitness weather watchers. do have few more observations this hour. generally, finding temperatures into the 20's, but we go to the list format little easier to read these. dawn checks in in downingtown at 21 degrees, some of the colder supports, most outlying suburbs, he had ned chesterfield with 18, eileen in bill bert ville at 16 degrees. peter in lawrenceville at 21.

margo checking into the teens. so most remote suburbs where you will find some of the coldest air, not terribly windy, yet, that is going to change, because what we're tracking, guys is a clipper system. this is going to be very true to form classic meets the definition kind after clipper system. it has strictly snow with it, it looks like big monsterous snowstorm, but radar can be very deceiving with clippers, what we are really finding here, guys, very, very light snow at this point. we is her know on western pennsylvania, punxsutawney, hot bed of activity come february 2nd for groundhog day watch you are finding in terms every precipitation rate at most, couple of hundreds of inch per hour, just isn't going to be amount to go very much although clipper, ushering in colder air. what's it mean for us? >> don't worry about any precipitation this morning. window of timing four to 10:00 p.m. could see this start off with few raindrops before it turns over to snow. very little if any accumulation, it will come

through casino of scattered, so there is no guarantee that everyone even sees a snowflake. it is the first one of the season. have i cold front tomorrow, or clipper system, should rebound shall watch for rain come this weekend. meisha? >> all right, already looking forward to friday. looks like the best day, thanks, katie. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. what you are looking at outside, an accident here, 95 south approaching cottman, left lane was compromised now it has moved all the way off to the shoulder, which is good. certainly slowing down, back upshot, 59 south at academy, pushing toward the accident. now it has moved off to the shoulder see how much easier it is looking right around academy. good news for those every just leaving. where we had disable vehicle get towed out of the way. this comes a close in shot, looking good, the schuylkill eastbound, right past girard. i can tell were you the wide lens showing it is looking okay there. slowing down maybe just ever

so slightly, northbound line delayed, chestnut hill west running new weekday schedule, construction air transportation center, bus routes detoured, these are those, and i'll be tweeting those this morning. back to you. >> thank you, christmas may be long gone. but it is not the owned of the road for some christmas trees. instead every going out to the curb for pick up, they're going to the dunes down the shore. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan, tells us why. >> it is a good idea. bill can only smile after seeing christmas trees lined up on the beach. anything fortifies his former home is fine with him. >> well, destroyed my home. my house wound up on the highway. >> toms river township asking people who haven't yet discard their christmas trees to bring them to the lifeguard station at fourth avenue and ortley beach. >> trees will be placed on the

beach to help build up the tunes. >> the sand will collect up around it, then couple every months you won't even see the trees any more, it will be a nice addition to our do you know. >> with so many small branches and lot of little needles, christmas trees are great for grabbing sand, and the winter right after sandy, island beach state park planted hundreds of trees. this is toms river township's first try. once done collecting the christmas december, they'll line them up, it is a win-win for the environment recycling plant material and inexpensive beach protection. like some other shore towns, toms river says they're dealing with eastment issues before they can do large scale beach replentishment project. >> this is just smart part that we can do to help nature along in the process while we await the progging. >> deadline to drop off the trees is february 1st. in toms river township, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news"

>> time for check with nora o'donnell. >> ahead what to expect from the state of the union address tonight. the latest on the ill chapo case. plus, never before seen footage from 60 minutes interview with david bowie. >> hospital secrets you want to know before your next visit. at this canadian visit, with those foreigners buying our powerball tickets. see in you just about ten minutes. >> wait until tomorrow to see the drawing, nora, thanks so much. the eagles continue their search for coach, as the nfl's annual meetings begin in houston today. former new york giants coach, tom coughlin, was the sixth candidate interviewed. the 69 year old won two superbowls in 12 years in new york and established himself as one of the most emotional demonstrative.

the coach is hiring though because did he have year left on his contract, when he stepped down. >> special night for delran burlington county native carli lloyd. carly named the fee a woman's player of the year. carly had just a tremendous world cup this summer, scored game winning goals in both the quarterfinals and semi finals hoe can forget the three rolls in 16 minutes in the deciding game against japan? lloyd choke up at the podium. >> we all know it took 23 players to win the world cup this summer, so thank you to them. to my friends and family at home, thank for your support, to my fiancee, brian, couldn't have done this without your support. thank you everybody.

>> fifth player of the year award. >> if you watch the late late show with james cords and, you now all about carpool carry oke. while riding along with him tomorrow night is not own than adele. >> splatter mover, good call. the two sing talk about hair, a lot of laughs, you can watch it tomorrow night, right here, on cbs-3. i am betting my dvv, as soon as i get home. we'll right back. >> ♪

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front and center. >> i'm here to eat it every day, or every other day. >> on the top of beverly mckinney's shopping list ... those bright, fresh fruits and vegtables. >> bananas, potatoes, all kinds of fruits and vegetables, cantelope which is my favorite. >> and now she can walk away with free produce every week. fair and square is now offering carrot club members incentive, health year options in 2016. grocery store already given away bananas, apples, potatoes, onions, more. >> we want more fruits and vegtables in their diet. get them used to it, get them sampling it, and just trying to get them to feel hill yet -- healthier. >> fair and square, offering rewards program. those who buy produce get additional 3% off applied to all future purchases, and some members, depending on household income can get to up 10% back. >> fresh affordable healthy foods every day. >> fair and square is the

nation's first full service non-profit grocery store. it is a program by philabundance. >> because of the fact that we're not look to go makes biggest profit, we're really look to go make the biggest impact in the community that we can. >> here in chester, it has. the location was once a food dessert, now, it looks more like an oasis. >> free cantelope, my favorite. >> it is more convenient t saves me money. >> now, the carrot club membership is free. all do you have do is sign to up reap those reward. fair and square located at ninth and trainer streets in chester, open 8:00 to 8:00 every day of the week. >> great idea. how do you know it is free? >> sign up for membership, they'll text you or look on their facebook page, fair and square. >> great. thank you. checking in with justin finch that fire that gutted 19 century cast nel delaware county, he is out at the scene in chads forwards, justin, good morning. >> good morning, that home still smoking this morning, that fire though is now out, looking at the home, i'm

seeing embers burn from the home. firefighters were here just after 2:00 this morning, got the home under control in terms of that fire, by about 4:00 this morning. big challenge is water to the home. , hoses were routed up the hill, to get this fire out. we are told this home first built back in -- 1821, total lost this morning, erika, back over to you. >> justin, thank you so. want to get one quick check on our trafficking. really later today talking about, but not much after impact, but snowflakes, first of the season? >> first of the season making it big headline i would say, in the weather department for sure. as we take you outside real quickly shear showing you beautiful shot. meaning we have the warning of something on the way here at kutztown area middle school. cold beginning to the morning, light wind thankfully, so little closer on the feels like value you what see what you get with the thermometer reading, here comes the snow, guys. bark worse than the bite the knot talking much few tents after inch if that. >> all right, meisha. >> thanks, katie.

schuylkill taillights moving in the eastbound direction past girard looking better now disabling vehicle cleared. you have an accident, 95 south, approaching cottman, moved all the way off to the far left shoulder now. but it is still very busy there. whether we go to the wide, see 28 on 95, moving in the southbound direction, 20 on the schuylkill, both eastbound and westbound. >> well hey listen to there is ladies, pennsylvania couple trying to sell a house it was used as the home of serial killer buffalo bill in the movie silence of the lambs. tough sell there, don't you think? yes, the house is in the town of late ton, hour outside of pit burying, homeowner says the publicity has brought a lot of curiosity, but no serious buyers. experts say the home's location in the small town and having only one bathroom not to mention you know what it was used for in that movie, not really helping all that much. by the way if you have seen signs of the lamb, wonder what the giant pit, no giant pit in the basement. so, it has that going for it at least. >> that's good. creepy. cbs this morning is coming up

next, we hope you have a great day. snowflakes later today. enjoy . good morning. it is tuesday, january 12th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." new video of el chapo answering sean penn's questions before the raid that led to the drug lord's capture a. surge by bernie sanders forces hillary clinton to attack heir democratic rival on issues like guns and taxes. a never before seen "b 60 minutes" interview with david bowie, why he said searching for music is like searching for god. >> we look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. in istanbul an explosion a. possible suicide attack in turkey. this was a very