meteorologist justin drabick begins our team coverage and he is live on the cbs-3 sky deck, justin. >> good evening, guess contact still nothing happening here, center city right now but you saw just off to the west lancaster county, parts of the berks county getting in on that second round of heavier snow showers. we will see if that hold as they purpose off to the east but best shot to see more snow showers will be up toward berks county, the lehigh valley and poconos f that line can hold through the city around seven or 8:00 o'clock we could be seeing flakes flying here in center city. this is not a big deal as temperatures still running well above freezing. forty-two at the the airport. mid 40's in south jersey. exception in the lehigh valley berks county if you get heavier snow burst it could be a coating on non-treated surfaces. the best shot to see these snow showers will be through 9:00 o'clock tonight. then we will get arctic cold front through here and that will kick wind up. wind advisory in effect until 5:00 tomorrow morning, overnight we are talking about wind gusting to 40 or even 50 miles an hour. that brings in the second shot of arctic air this week.

we will talk about how cold it gets and more rain possibly as we head toward the weekend. those details in a few more minutes. ukee and jessica back to you. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter joins us from allentown where they saw flakes, earlier today, walt, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. it was typical of our hit and miss winter, long before any salt trucks were needed here this afternoon, the sun came out. some of the first real flakes of this surreal warm winter didn't cause any skidding on local roads, or on the links of the northeast extension but they did send at least one resident scrambling, to at last buy that last bag of salt. >> finally winter has arrived. >> reporter: well, yes and no. the mini snow squall lasted less than two hours, just long enough to remind us what it normally looks like this time of the year. wondering if you recognize this white stuff. >> yes, finally we got some

snow. >> reporter: you didn't think it was ever coming. >> exactly, you are right. >> reporter: were you hoping it was never going to. >> exactly. >> reporter: while it wasn't a memorable snow event for some catching that first flakies a memory that whatever the temperature, won't melt away anytime soon. glad to see those flakes falling. >> yeah. >> reporter: so the the snow here is not a problem but a reminder, still a lot of weeks of winter ahead, as mother nature, still has a few punches, no doubt, she wants to throw at us. live from allentown, i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> as long as she doesn't deliver that knock out blow. what about you are you exited to see snow flakes falling. maybe you don't like snow at all. join the conversation by connecting with us on facebook and twitter. track weather anytime, just down load cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google will play. case of the new jersey father a accused of killing his three-year old son takes

another bizarre turn. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is outside camden county courthouse tonight to explain, david? >> reporter: jessica, i talked to many legal experts and they say they are intrigued by this case since it broke october 13th. camden county prosecutor's office had to go through a grand jury to get dj creato indicted. he was indicted but even prosecutor's office admits the the evidence is circumstantial little brendan creato was found dead partially submerged in the water at a park near his home in the morning, on october 13th. the his dad, dj creato walked into a camden county courthouse on tuesday and said nothing before taking his seat. >> the defendant also told police that brendan had never before left his apartment, by himself. he never once left his mother's house by himself. he never once left his grandparents house by himself. >> section chief christine shaw with the camden county prosecutor's office told the

judge that dj creato began dating a 17 year-old over the summer who didn't like brendan. shaw say the two exchanged thousands of text messages and at multiple times she said the 17 year-old asked dj to be alone when she came to visit. shaw pointed out to dj told investigators he went to bed october 12th at 10:00 o'clock but was contacting his girlfriend just after 1:30 a few hours before creato called 911 to report brendan missing. >> circumstantial is only word i can think to use and you heard me say in open court, it is a weak circumstantial case. >> reporter: the prosecution argued that brendan creato died from homicidal violence which means there was no direct cause but it could have been strangulation, drowning or suffocation. following arraignment brendan's biological mother, samantha left but didn't stop to talk to our cameras. few people walking with brendan's mother samantha says she was too upset to talk. meanwhile we are told that 17

year-old is not cooperating with authorities, dj creato is behind bars, $750,000 bail. reporting live from camden county, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right david, thank you. good news for six year-old leah still, she conquered cancer at the children's hospital of philadelphia, according to her father, cincinnati bengals defensive tackle devon still. he tweeted she received her last treatment. leah was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma two years ago, now all a of the details about leah and her particular case have come from her father, chop says it will not be releasing any information. high school basketball coach seen here allegedly head butting a referee has returned to his teaching job. jerry tea vine has been on administrative leave from neshaminy high school since the incident january 5th. at that time he was indefinitely suspended from his head coaching position. that suspension remains in effect. school district will not except further are on his

death. is there a new twist in the the story of the boy found wand nearing love park that we first told but in october. the his family received thousandsness donations to get them back on their feet but now, the the charity that helped out has pulled the plug. kyw news radio reporter cherri gregg gives you both sides of the story. >> reporter: when angela rowland and michael jones moved in this modest home two months ago it was a dream come true. >> we love it. >> love it. >> reporter: last october the couple was found sleeping in love park with their two young children, until chosen 300 stepped into help, raising $12,000 to put the the couple in housing so they could reunite with their kid. >> it is like a dream come true. >> reporter: that dream turned into a nightmare, a a feud developed between the muslim couple and chosen 300. the group claims that they refused counseling, and it escalated last week when chosen 300 held a press conference rescinding its offer of help. >> they became very difficult

with our staff, lot of vulgarity and making some folks feel very uncomfortable. we had to make a very hard decision. >> it was publicized donations made on behalf of my clients for chosen 300 to pay for house forgo a year. >> reporter: this attorney represents the the couple and demanding that chosen account for all fund donated. he said they will take the matter to the attorney general if the group fails to keep its word. >> all of the donations were made for their benefit. i think chosen has said they have using it the for their own use. >> reporter: for its part chosen 300 has lawyered up, terminated lease of the jones rowland home but they will continue to make landlord whole until this dispute is resolved. rowland and jones say they have no plans to move out, or to work with chosen 300 but they will leave the problem in bigger hand. >> when i wake up in the morning, i pray. >> reporter: in south philadelphia, cherri gregg for

kyw news radio for kyw-3 "eyewitness news". a fire that caused major damage to a local bakery has been ruled accidental. delaware a state fire marshals determine the blaze at elsmere was caused by malfunction in and around main bakery oven. the fire caused major damage to the equipment inside the building and the building itself. following hawaii's lead, new jersey could be the second state to raise the smoking age to 21. legislature has sent a bill to governor christie's desk. it is unclear if he will sign it the but it would find retailers up to $1,000 if they sole tobacco products including e cigarettes to those under 21. governor has until january 19th to decide on a legislation. as we wait to hear president obama's state of the union address, this afternoon new jersey governor christie gave his own state of the state. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in trenton with the details, cleve.

>> reporter: jessica, whenever people ask governor chris toty how do you run for president, and also be the governor of the state he makes the analogy saying that he can walk and chew gum at the same time and today he showed he had has plenty of strong word for opponents at any level of government. never short on witt governor christie started his sixth state of the state address in a way acknowledging the fact he spent most of his time last year out of state pursuing the republican nomination for president. >> good to be home. >> reporter: while christie may have briefly left campaign trail his focus was still at times on national politics. >> state of the union will not be a call to action tonight, it will be fancy wish lists by at president who has failed us. >> reporter: on christie's own wish list this year is persuading new jersey voters not the to support a constitutional amendment, democrats agreed to put on the november ballot to guarantee payments to the pension fund. he said such a move will benefit 800,000 public workers while raising taxes on

everyone else. >> let's have a show offhanded in the room, for all of you people that voted for this amendment yesterday, who is in favor of the 10 percent sales tax, raise them up? who is in favor of a 23 percent increase in the income tax. anybody? we cannot soak every taxpayer for the the benefit of those you decide will be the privileged few. >> reporter: afterward leading lawmakers didn't sound like they will miss christie when he will head back to new hampshire and iowa. >> we had a speech that i really don't think was geared to new jersey. i think what was most unprofessional thing was the comment about the president. >> reporter: one issue, governor christie and top lawmakers seem they will agree to work together is creating more treatment options for those with drug addictions. reporting live from trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. reminder president obama will deliver his state of the union address tonight.

scott pelley is in washington d.c. right now and will anchor the "cbs evening news" from our nation's capitol at 6:30 right here after our newscast is over. biggest lottery jackpot ever has a lot of people throwing money in to office pools. >> that is right, including some of us here at cbs-3. coming up how to protect are wings in a pool. also an area guitar maker and his tie to david bowie. hear what it was like to create guitars for the musical legend. cuteness overload in the local theme park a tiger cub lion cub being raised together for the very first time. separate species who would never meet in the wild, justin. finally snow falling in locations and heavy snow squall in berks county, check it out, lets go up to berks county right now from the live look at the mobile weather lab and you can see there could a quick coating up to an inch of snow in that heavy snow squall, we will time things out coming up, don. eagles have interviewed six guys to fill their head coaching vacancy, what do they all have in common?

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would never meet in the wild. care takers at the safari nursery decided to raise the cubs together, after their mother's failed to care for them, day after day before. >> sweet faces. world continues to remember life of the rock legend david bowie. kyw news radio john mcdevitt spoke with a philadelphia man who made a guitar information bowie and a ban made bay decade ago. >> reporter: black and white glam rock style guitar was created for david bowie in 2004. it is a bell vet dear deluxe, made by chris, who first made one for bowie guitar player earl slick who would use tonight slows when performing diamond dogs. >> it has a lot have of spanning he will and that is why earl was playing because it had a diamond sparkle effect to it. >> reporter: he says it got so much a attention earl slick bought one similar for his boss. >> and apparently it would get a a lot of attention and people were pointing at it and such. he said david bowie was

getting upset, because it was grabbing attention from him. he said listen, let's make the boss a guitar and i was just freaking out. >> reporter: depinto remembers it being a rush guard, packing it up to send to new york, almost forget to go snap this picture for his scrap book. you can get your deluxe here at depinto's in fishtown, they are a thousand dollars and they come in other collars including grovy green. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". grovy green. >> i'm digging it. >> it seems like everyone has power ball fever. >> well, for good reason. it is up to $1.5 billion, convenient stores are booming, and so many people purchased tickets for record breaking jackpot. the pennsylvania is lucky, we have already sold a million dollars ticket right here in philadelphia. these giant jackpots tend to lead to work pools, co-workers trying to increase their chances by pulling together their cash but experts say, it is important to lay ground rules to a avoid

conflict, buyers sending pictures to the entire pool, before the drawing on everyone having the numbers. choose a person or attorney that will have represented you as a group, if you do win, annes won again if you do play good luck to you. >> i mean yah, things happen. >> things happen. >> things goat more money. >> more money, no problems. j.d. has your forecast. >> we have another round of snow here. still at the airport not even a trace of snow but we will get that later a as we are tracking heavier snow north and west of the city in berks county and lehigh valley but right now live look at center city, it is nice outside. temperatures still in the lower 40's at this hour. cloud broken up, we have had a decent sunrise but now clouds are thickening up a and we will see our next batch of rain and snow showers, rolling back in. check it out on storm scan three this is what we are dealing w heavy snow squall in berks county entering around wyomissing and reading,

heading in allentown as well. still rain showers trying to develop across delaware. temperatures still warm but that cold air should rush in. most of that is changing over to snow. lots to see if this line of heavier snow do hold tough but lets go up to berks county, and see what is happening on the turnpike, heading east, look at that under that heavy snow squall seeing a burst of snow, little coating on the highway as well. be safe traveling out over next few hours, north and west of the city. if you encounter a heavier burst of snow, coating up to an inch in some spots, reduced visibility and gusty wind. thinks all coming from an alberta clipper. these storms get their name because they are originate in western canada they race down northern plains. they don't have moisture because there is no real moisture source to tap into, and again, we are dealing with just light snow showers across the region, this evening, fast moving system, it the is out of here later this evening but it does reenforce cold air. we're talking about temperatures colder then what

they were on monday. so far officially at the airport no snow reported, not even a trace. as far as measurable snow goes we are sitting in the tenth latest for first measurable snow. i don't know if we will get it tonight, that heavy snow stays outside the city. but latest we have ever got measurable snow at least a tenth of an inch was february 3rd in 1995. here are temperatures well above freezing low 40's from the city south and east. below freezing in allentown. berks county, lehigh county as that heavier snow showers working its way through. cold arctic air pittsburgh 16, 17 in cleveland. that cold air is heading our way with gusty wind. so again snow showers through early evening 8:00 o'clock maybe city sees a few flakes by midnight we are looking good, clear skies, back to sunshine, on wednesday, and thursday, some clouds, start to roll role in. that is just a sign of milder air returning to the forecast. here comes wind with the arctic front they will gust to 30 to 40 miles an hour

overnight and still windy especially on wednesday morning and then wind relax a bit. wind chill values overnight tonight single digits and teens, tomorrow morning we could feel like eight in the city, doesn't get much better in the afternoon. forecast, snow showers early, overnight and then clearing, windy and 22. tomorrow 31, with the sunshine, stays windy. here's that extended forecast, gets warmer by end of the week, friday not bad 49, watch out for showers on saturday, and then martin luther king day highs in the 30's. >> appreciate it, thanks buddy. >> we will tart a show break. when we come back, don has very latest on

don joins us now with even more on the search for the new head coach of the eagles. you have a lot of names. been so many. >> there is a theme developing here, guys. all right. the duce staley, pat shurmur, adam gase, ben mcadoo and tom

coughlin a six pack of coaches interviewed to take over fired chip kelly but today jeffery lurie is at nfl owners meeting so head coaching search gets a day of rest. what do they all have in common? they are all offensive minded. here's jimmy kimsky of philly voice.com. >> you look at that quarterback position you have to get that fixed. a lot of those guys have been former quarterback coaches and they have that background. that is the direction they aringing. >> let's switch gears. the bruins have something that the flyers want, for 14 more stanley cups but besides that they also have soul possession of first place, in the wild card hunt . twenty-nine will hook up tomorrow night at the center. flyers are four points behind boston in the standings. rookie shane gosty pair has been ruled out, the fly guys are looking for their fourth straight win. it won't be easy a against their long time rivals. >> boston is a good team.

they are by far playing well. we have to make sure our energy is up. we have beat them earlier in the year. we just to have make sure that we play smart. >> this is how you celebrate a big day, captain claude giroux turned 28. one of his gifts from the teammates the old shaving cream pie to the grill. happy birthday to the captain. congratulations to the crimson tid e alabama beat clemson 45-40 last night in the national championship game. it goes down as within of the greatest title games in the history of college football. that is alabama's fourth title in seven years. embarrassment of richest for nick saban and crimson tide. >> so is coach saban sticking around. >> every year that comes up. >> eagles have a open invitation. >> would you like to coach philadelphia. >> we will be right back.

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well, split is, one last look. >> winter wonder land. >> turnpike heading east berks county they have a heavy snow squall quick coating up to an inch so stay safe berks county lehigh county in the next hour. maybe some flakes here in the city, probably won't see anything like that in center city but that is worst of it north and west of the city. >> those flakes are high. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next "cbs evening news". none in traditional approach what to expect from president owe bam's final state of the union address. also details on the special guest attending tonight. here now is scott pull any washington d.c. take care

family we will see you tonight. >> pelley: iran detains 10 american sailors in the persian gulf and seizes two u.s. navy patrol boats. also tonight, the president on the state of the union, and our new poll on the state of the race to succeed him. >> for many months they basically ignored us. well, guess what? they're not ignoring us right now. that's for sure. >> pelley: a clean water emergency, deliveries needed door to door, not in the third world but in the heart of america. >> and why michelle obama invited this young boy to be her special guest at the capitol tonight. >> people often say, "you're doing a great job raising him," and i say, "he's raising me, too." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.