hours after an emotional vigil philadelphia police arrest a man in connection with the thanksgiving day murder. a live report is straight ahead. we're learning shore about the marines missing a after two helicopters crashed in hawaii, one of the 12 is a a marine from our area. and winter is returning to our region get ready for an arctic blast and you could see some snow flurries today. today is sunday, january 17th good morning, i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist justin drabick in the eyewitness weather center. good morning. a chillier forecast this week. yesterday we had temperatures in the 50's. >> beautiful. >> different story coming out of this week. today is a transition day, mid

yan day and we will bring back real cold air heading in the workweek. chill down on the way for the the holiday, tomorrow. already we will feel the difference this morning, in the the time we step outside big difference compared to yesterday. we're dropping from six to 2 degrees colder then 24 hours ago. that is our trend. getting temperatures back where they should be for january. thirty-six is current temperature at the airport. thirty in allentown. twenty-eight in mount pocono. this isn't anything terribly cold but we will in the climb a whole lot more. we will have clouds to deal with throughout the morning and afternoon. twenty-eight in quakertown. the freezing in doylestown and mount holly, new jersey. check out storm can three. there you go. we have a few areas of clear skies right now across, new jersey around philadelphia but there are clouds that will thicken up to the out and west. the is there a storm that will will remain off shore but tracking close enough to the east coast that will bring clouds and perhaps snow showers especially south and east of the city. the that is our best shot to see light snow along the jersey shore. we have a few peaks of

sunshine. 9:00 o'clock temperatures in the mid 30's. noon time upper 30's to near 40, mostly cloudy skies during the afternoon there will be a chance for that scattered snow showers around the city but better chance is down toward south jersey and delaware. high temperature today right near average of 40 degrees. then we will be, in the upper 30's along the shore points, colder day in the poconos, 31 degrees. the snow shower there. then get ready for arctic plunge that will arrive tonight. we will get this arctic cold front through here, 10 degrees below average tomorrow. we will be stuck in the the 20's. we will tell you how long it is cold in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> we had to know it was coming, thank you. a family is forced out on have their house when fire rips through their home in philadelphia's powellton neighborhood. row home caught fire in the 3700 block of 19th street. flames broke out just before 2:00 this morning, and it didn't take fire fighters long to get a handle on the fire. no one was injured. the causes under investigation. police make an arrest in

the deadly thanksgiving day shooting in the cities port richmond section. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw 1060 is live outside police headquarters with the the very latest on the investigation, good morning, cherri. the. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, police arrested 18 year-old, david ramos, junior on saturday morning, without incident, he will be charged in connection with the early thanksgiving day morning murder of 21 year-old ryan kelly. holding candles and wearing t-shirts in solidarity friends and family gathered in this park to remember, ryan kelly, a 21 year-old man whom they say was always happy and smiling. kelly was found shot in the chest and bleeding, in the 3500 block of almond street less than a block from his port richmond home on thanksgiving morning. kelly died later that day and motive was likely robbery and went on the hunt for kelly's

killer. >> the fact that they committed a number of robberies. they are armed. they committed a homicide. >> reporter: surveillance video released last december, shows two suspects trying to use a stolen atm card by a nearby tk bank. police linked that to kelly's murder with the city offering a $20,000 rewar in the case. police got a break in the homicide, on saturday morning, when they arrested 18 year-old david ramos, on frankford avenue, without incident. family and friend continue to mourn the the loss of ryan kelly a young man, family man who fell victim to a senseless crime taking from these who love him far too soon. back out here live, now the suspect david ramos, junior, facing, murder, robbery, and other criminal charges, no word just yet on a status of his second suspect in that homicide case. live from police headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cherri, thank you.

a philadelphia and adams county man air monk 12 marines who went missing after two helicopters crashed off of hawaii. the rescue teams are expanding their search to this morning, on thursday, two helicopters each carrying, six marines went down off of the north shore. officials say high surf is dispersing the debris and complicating the search and rescue effort. the cause of the crash is under investigation. five americans who were imprisoned in iran are in the process of being freed this morning. the prisoner swap was confirmed, shortly before it was announce that had iraq had met all measures spelled out in the landmark nuclear deal. we will get details from cbs news correspondent wendy gilette. >> reporter: iranian state television a announced the news saturday a swap of four americans, being held prisoner in iran in exchange for seven iranians held and charged in the u.s. u.s. state department dropped international arrest notices and charges, for 14 iranians. the the four freed americans are washington post reporter

jason, former u.s. marinamir, and american businessman, and pastor said, whose wife spoke from idaho. >> i just told my kid, and my parents and then i told his parents and his sister. they were all balling. they were getting called. >> reporter: this student matthew was also released as part of the separate agreement. >> they should be on their way home to their families, before long. >> reporter: prisoner swap was announced hours before u.n. nuclear watch dog the the international atomic energy agency certified that iran met commitment the as part of the historic nuclear deal with six world powers. >> iran has under taken significant steps that many and i do mean many, people doubted, would ever come to pass. >> president obama signed an executive order lifting u.s. sanctions related to iran's nuclear program. that the means iran can sell

oil on the open market. iran will have access to the global banking system. the country will recover hundred billion dollars in frozen assets overseas. if it is discovered that iran is still moving ahead with the nuclear program the deal calls for sanctions to once again be imposed. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". montgomery county a's former d.a. is expected to be a key defense witness at bill cosby's sexual assault hearing next month. bruce castor is expect to testify that he promised cosby would never be charged with assaulting a former temple employee back in 2004. a judge must decide if that constitutes an immunity deal and throw out the case. new district attorney kevin steel says there is no evidence of any such a agreement. president the obama has signed an emergency declaration that will give federal aid to flynt, michigan. the city is in the middle of the drinking the water crisis after its water supply became contaminated contaminated with lead in 2014. this happened while new pipeline was under

construction. adrian diaz reports from flynt, michigan. >> reporter: the president's announce. did not stop anger outside flynt's city hall where flynt activist michael moore blamed the governor for a christ that is goes beyond the water. >> it is not just a water crisis but a racial crisis, a poverty crisis. >> reporter: problems began in april 2014 when the city switched its the water source to the flynt river to save money. but the the corrosive river the water was not properly treated and stripped lead from pipes. there were a number of children with high lead in their blood to double. we spoke to flynt's mayor karen reber moments after president obama approved federal funds for flynt. >> for almost two years we have been crying, begging, asking for some clearwater. >> reporter: lead in drinking water should not exceed 15 parts per billion n flynt more than half of the homes had

over a thousand ppb, highest rating was 13,200 more than twice what the epa considers toxic waste. doctor marked wards of virginia tech conduct water tests. >> this could have been stopped much, much earlier and unfortunately the state, epa misleading people for all this time, no one knew to even look for this problem. >> reporter: the problem persisted for a year and a half, before officials admitted that there was contamination and switched back to the original water source. >> but the damaged pipe still may make the water unsafe to drink, that is why the national guard will be handing out water for the foreseeable future. >> adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". hyatt is one of the 250 hotels hit by a data breach. they found malicious software in the payment systems at the hotels and said they are taking steps to increase security. hackers may have accessed

customer's personal information, between august 13th and december 8th, hyatt tells us that the bellevue is the the only hotel in pennsylvania affected. big day in washington d.c.'s national zoo, coming up next, bae, bae makes his public debut. we will take you there for all of the excitement. and, entertainment video that you will to have see of the squirrel diving in the snow but this has a purpose. the justin, take a look at that snow. >> a lot of snow there. no snow here. maybe a snow shower but no accumulation. we are talking about simple temperatures today but arctic blast

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back now on "eyewitness news" wait is over for panda fans, they got the to see the national zoo's new cub up close and personal for the first time saturday. jim axlerod's shows us baebae's first public appearance. >> reporter: five months after he was born, the wait was finally over. >> he is about the same size as my granddaughter. >> panda lovers got to see washington zoo's new cub, baebae, live for the first time. >> he is little. a fluff ball. >> reporter: black and white fluff ball has grown as's arrived in late august and he is now more than 20 pounds. already a heavyweight when it

comes to pleasing the crowds. panda lovers have been watching baebae grow via the panda cam, from birth to his first exam, and to those first steps. but the idea of being one of the first to see baebae face-to-face made for long lines. >> i have had this day in my calendar for several months now. >> reporter: no one at the panda house, went away difficulties a appointed. >> i cried. >> reporter: but for every panda lover who left it seems two more joined the line. to catch a glimpse of washington's new, precious treasure. >> within the first year we got to see the pope and we got to see the panda. >> reporter: that is what baebae means in mandarin, precious treasure. jim axlerod, cbs news, new york. >> so cute. rain, sleet or snow a girl still needs to eat. heavy snow in the the country

here is turning squirrels into acrobats. they have to dodged, take a look at this they have to dive and then tunnel will through the snow and perform high jumps just to find acorns and nuggets. squirrels in our area don't need to worry about that, justin is joining us. maybe some flurries. >> squirrels have it easy. >> they do have it easy. >> we could see a couple flurries and showers in south jersey, is there a storm off the coast, really just brushing us, in the few flurries. typical january day, will get cold tomorrow and break out those winter coats. >> no major snow good no major snow coming at us next few days but there we go center city live look, nice and quiet this morning. again, it is pretty typical mid yap day. we will have a lot of clouds because of that storm passing by to our south and east but it is going to be a cold week. check this out. so today, typically our average high is 40 degrees. we will get close to that. maybe upper 30 a's in most locations but we will dive for monday and tuesday. core of the cold air moves in

for the the start of the workweek. temperatures will struggle to get in the upper 20's. the that is it for the the highs on monday even with some sunshine. each day gets milder, maybe by even of the week we will have temperatures close to the average, upper 30's to around 40 degrees, but this is the the heart of winter here, typically this time of the year on average is our coldest time of the season. freezing right now in millville. 34 degrees in dover. newark 30. atlantic city airport. forty-one in rehoboth beach. similar numbers in philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. mid to low 30's at this hour. vineland one of the cooler spots at 27 degrees, traveling further off to the north and west, 28 quakertown, and their in the lehigh valley. nothing terribly cold this morning. cloud cover over mid-atlantic and northeast, stormy was talking about well to the south, and we will break out across southern virginia. this storm will track off shore, and hitting part of the south injuries which light snow, later this afternoon. here's the setup by noon time that storm starts to energize off shore and you can see

areas of delaware, south jersey, light snow flurries or showers, or snow shower gets in the city during the afternoon. that storm moves off shore. here comes the arctic front late tonight, 2:00 a.m. monday morning, maybe a stray flurry are snow shower up in the poconos with that front but it will bring in colder air, wind start to kick up, during the the day on monday, so by the time you wake up tomorrow morning wind gusting to 25 to 30 miles an hour and then single digit wind chills and stays cold throughout the day and that cold air settles in on tuesday as well, even with the sunshine. so lets talk about the winds. they will start to kick up this evening as the the front passes by so today in the so windy but tonight at 10:00 o'clock there you go gusts starting to increase to 20 miles an hour. through overnight it starts to whip up. 7:00 a.m. monday morning we are gusting to 30 maybe 35 miles an hour in some locations. the gusty winds continue throughout your monday. have those gloves and heavier coat around. check out these wind chill values by 10:00 o'clock tonight we are starting a drop

in the low to mid 20's what it will feel like than exposed skin. single digits monday morning, rough for that morning ride, maybe lucky and have the day off for the holiday it could feel like 2 degrees and near zero especially outside the city. afternoon it doesn't get much better a as wind chills hold in the teens. is there the core of the coldest air coming at to us day, settles in for monday and tuesday. then it will lift out for middle of the week but there is no big warm up. temperatures close to average as jet stream levels out with highs in the 30's or 40's for the end of the week. we have 40 degrees. maybe afternoon snow shower. best shot delaware and south jersey. tonight partly cloudy, breezy, cold, 26 for the the city, colder in the suburbs. is there your martin luther king day forecast sunshine and cloud, windy and cold, 29 degrees but it feels like the teens throughout the afternoon. the here's the extended forecast. we will drop to the 20's for monday keeping it in the 30's for tuesday, wednesday, thursday. friday we will have to watch a storm that could bring rain and snow potentially and temperatures hold in the upper

30's, rahel, back to you. thanks, justin. a special night for alex's lemonade stand foundation for childhood cancer. 2016 lemon ball was held at the philadelphia marriott downtown center city. it celebrates life and legacy of alex scott and supporters who worked towards a mission of curing childhood cancer. alex's parents liz and jay scott were there with our very own ukee washington and yes, sir contact dean. and the cbs-3 studios entrance is lit up in yellow in honor of the tenth annual gallon ac bs three is proud partner of the alex lemonade stand foundation. healthwatch, conquering cancer and emotional journey of the nfl player who brought a little girl to philadelphia hoping to save her life. health reporter stephanie stahl has the update. >> reporter: leah still was diagnosed with stage four cancer neuroblastoma when she was four years old, two years ago, her dad former bengals tackle devon still took a break from football to get his

daughter treatment at the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> are you ready to day? are you ready to get this cancer up out of you. >> reporter: this tweet says she really beat cancer, beyond thankful for all of the support. another says last treatment, way to go who needs to win the power ball when we getting all this money from the tooth fairy, hashtag leah strong, she's missing her two front teeth. her story has captured many hearts. when she was able to attend a bengals game wearing a mask she was welcomed like a hero. signs reading we are still strong and bengals love leah. neuroblastomas the same cans their killed alex scott the who started alex's lemonade stand. her family also came to chop for treatment. since alex has died there have been important research advances. immuno therapy is used to treat neuroblastoma. it is not clear what kind of treatments she has had but her dad has been on a mission to help other children here donating play station toss

pediatric stations at du pont in wilmington last year. all of the information about leah and her case has come from her dad, chop has not made any comment and, again, said there would be no statement. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". way going to, leah. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a pair of local business school graduates unite with a delicious plan for early retirement. vittoria woodill shows you how it works in her take with torey. later this story of the the fire fighter who saved a life while off-duty, hear from the local hero about the the moment his training and instincts took over.

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two college friends graduate from one of the most prestigious business schools in the country right here in philadelphia before they got their diplomas they were already planning their retirement around sandwiches. vittoria woodill has this taste with torey. >> did you hear a bit of insuring there. if in the new york, new york for these two meet matt annmarie, owners of matt annmarie modern italian sandwich shop in center city. >> originally i'm from brooklyn new york. >> i'm from long island good they attended prestigious wharton school of business. >> we were sitting next to each other. i was talking about how would i love to get into food and hospitality and start a restaurant. matt was doing same thing with folks on the other side of the table. we looked and said we should probably start talking.

>> i just i had a dream would i retire one day and open up a sandwich shop. i met marie. he said i had that dream too. >> so they shaved off a few decades to retirement and they started a catering company between classes. >> hand carting stuff for miles and then it turned into our own shop. >> a shop in philly a's financial district where they are serving soups, sandwiches, stacked with flavor, stemming from italian roots. >> every sandwich we have will have a core recognizable feature but we're here to have fun. we are here. people like coming to hear multiple days a week. we do something different. >> different like their ducoti dealer sandwich a twist on hot sausage and peppers with homemade pickled veggies but most come from home. >> when everybody else has peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, i whip out meat balls, i have italian meats, cheeses, i mean this is what i'm used to.

>> marie is using imported cheese from her own brooklyn neighborhood. >> it is a third generation italian family. these people know cheese. >> marie's passion for food was genetic. >> this is actually a picture of migrate grandparents italian sandwich shop and billy, that they had in brooklyn, new york. >> for matt it was magnetic. >> a few places that i have been too over the years, just kind of gave me that feeling, that i have a purpose. i always wanted to be that person. >> reporter: for me it was pathetic myself control went out the window. but leaving this sandwich shop hungry forget it or as we say forget bit. the vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news" more tough times for she been dion, the singer suffered another tragic loss after the the death of her husband this

past week. we will have more coming up next. also a ahead a intruder picks the wrong couple to target how a kitchen item came in handy for a home invasion. and the cold weather makes a come back justin drabick has the frigid forecast when we come right back.

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first day back in the gym for a while and east brandywine fire fighter find he has work to do when a man collapses in front of him. i'm's cleve bryan in downington with that story. >> reporter: the presidential race is heating up in both parties as candidates launch more aggressive attacks. i'm weijia jiang in charleston, south carolina where democrats will face off in a debate on sunday night. we're not smarter than dea or mexican intelligence. >> sean penn breaks down to cbs this morning's charlie rose talking about his secret interview with mexican drug lord el chapo, we will have more in the interview and whether penn says he fears for his life. it is sunday, january 17th, good morning to you. i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist justin drabick is outside on the the sky deck with eyewitness weather and a chillier forecast. >> that is right, get ready for another blast of artist air coming at us in the next

24 hours. today in the so cold. typical mid-january day. wind are calm outside. little chilly with temperatures generally holding in the low to mid 30's. officially, 36 degrees, sitting at freezing in wilmington, millville, 28 in mount pocono. we may drop another degree or two but these temperatures leveling off because there is clouds that will be rolling in from the south and west from the storm system that is developing off shore, there you go, suburbs, colder in quakertown, 27 degrees, 33 in willow grove. wind 10 miles an hour or calm, in some spots, it depend where you are, storm scan three it is quiet, we do have some areas of clear skies over the city and parts of the south central, new jersey. those included should thicken up in the morning and afternoon. generally mostly cloudy day and then yet this morning few peaks of sun temperatures in the the 20's and 30's. by the afternoon there could be a snow shower south and east, parts of the south jersey, closer toward the the coast wetter chance we will see that with that storm passing off shore. temperatures for highs today,

30's, to maybe 40 degrees, in the warm are spots so that is typical for this time of the year, but we're in the coldest part of the season on average. for this time of the year. all right. sunday's high 40 degrees for philadelphia, upper 30's at the shore with the best chance for that snow shower, 31 in the poconos with the afternoon snow shower possible. condition for skiing and riding pretty good up at resorts and then when we head into tonight we have a arctic cold front passing through our region that will kick wind up. temperatures only in the the 20's but with the wind it will feel like sipping will digits and teens. we will talk about how long this cold spell last in the seven day coming up in a few minutes. rahel, back to you. justin, thank a lot. east brandywine fire fighter comes to the the rescue while off-duty. as "eyewitness news" report are cleve bryan explains he was in the right place and right time to save a man's life. >> reporter: thirty-six years on the job east brandywine deputy fire chief joseph edwards has been not running up ladders any more but being

a new year he wants to get back in shape. friday he went to planet fitness in downingtown and in less than 15 minutes a work out turned into first responder work when a man collapsed on the treadmill in front of him. >> he hit his head hard and started to bleed from the back of the head and was unresponsive. >> reporter: edward said planet fitness staff called 911 and bring over their automated external defribillator known as an aed. >> follow these voice instructions. >> reporter: edwards put the pads on the man's chest and ctr until the the time of shock. >> right have after you shock the patient you are to do two more minutes of cpr and it will count down how long, it will tell you one more minute to go, 30 more seconds to go. >> reporter: after two round of cpr and one shock he went to a pulse. he called the fire company to thank edward. >> his spirits were high. he will have more tests to see what was going on. they hope for a speedy

recovery. >> reporter: edwards said even though he was in the right place in the rise time to help the man having a aed readily available was real life safer. >> the sooner you have it applied and you shock the patient chance of survival increase dramatically. >> reporter: through deputy chief edward the victim let us know he appreciates everything is done to him but not feeling up to an interview. get this he was a former fire fighter. in downingtown i'm cleve bryan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thirty-two people are out of their homes following an apartment building fire in yeadon, delaware county. fire fighters had to pull a with man from the building 30900 block of north front street. this happened at about eight credit 30 saturday morning. no word on the women's condition. investigators say this fire started inside a third floor rear apartment, and damaged 20 units. the the causes under investigation. a man is fighting for his life, following a shooting in north philadelphia. police say a suspect shot the victim multiple times in the the head, and "eyewitness news" at 1700 block of edgeley

street around 4:30 saturday afternoon. the the victim is between 25 and 30 years old, and he was rushed to temple university hospital where he is listed in critical condition. police have not made any arrests. the cherry hill police department launches an aggressive recruitment campaign. department tested hundreds of officer candidates at cherry hill east high school and there will be more testing today. officials tell us more than 1,000 people have signed up, on saturday the officer candidates, took the written test. >> in light of the negative perception, in essence that has been thrust upon police to have 1200 people want to come out and still serve and become police officers is extremely powerful message and the fact that they want to do it here brings pride to this organization. >> officials invited religious, community leaders, to participate in the recruitment process to ensure a diverse group of candidates. well, volunteers joined forces for a huge renovation

effort in camden. they cleaned out a building that will be the the future home of the camden sophisticated sisters drill team. "eyewitness news" at 11th and florence. the place has been recognized as one of the best drill teams in the you had. they say they cannot wait to move into their new home. democratic candidates take the stage tonight in south carolina for another presidential primary debate. meanwhile two of the republican front runners are exchanging fire on the campaign trail. >> donald trum in charge. >> reporter: ted cruz cracked a yoke about his closest rival after getting stuck in the elevator on saturday but battle between cruz and donald trump is serious. >> but then today they have another story where he forgot another bank, citibank. >> reporter: an event in portsmith new hampshire trum april accused cruz of hiding a loan from his texas senate campaign. after cruz admitted he took out a million-dollar loan from goldman sachs. trump unleashed half dozen tweet is attacking cruz for

his canadian birthplace and slamming close new york values. >> donald has a lot have of nervous energy. >> reporter: democratic race is intensifying as well. candidate are getting ready to face off in charleston, south carolina on sunday night. in the final debate before the iowa caucus on february 1st. >> hillary, i met 45 years ago this march. >> reporter: president bill clinton continues to campaign for his wife, front runner, hillary clinton, who faces an unspectacle evening from bernie saunders. the vermont senator is surging and maintaining an edge. martin o'malley will join them on center stage with time to connect with voters running out. that was natasha brown reporting. clinton and sanders are booked for four sunday morning news shows including face the the nation right here on cbs-3. catch it this morning at 10:30. we will get a live preview of the program from cbs news political director john dickerson a ahead in the next hour. well, more heart break for celine dion this morning.

her brother dies from cancer days after her husband was losing his battle with cancer. her brother daniel dion died yesterday, he was 59 year-old. danielle dion was one of the the celine's 13 siblings. new comes as celine dion prepares for the funeral of her husband renee. he died on thursday after a long battle with throat cancer. angeli it was 73. actor sean penn insist his interview with el chapo had nothing to do with the drug lord's capture in mexico. sean penn spoke with charlie rose and here's a preview of the 60 minutes interest right set to air tonight. >> here's the things that we know: we know that the mexican government, they were clearly very humiliate by the notion that someone found him before they did. well, nobody found him were they did. we are not smarter than the dea or mexican intelligence. we had a contact, upon which, we were able to facilitate an invitation.

>> reporter: do you believe that the mexican government released this in part because they wanted to see you blamed and to put you at risk. >> yes. they wanted to encourage the cartel to put you in their cross hairs. >> yes. >> reporter: are you fearful for your life. >> no. >> reporter: i first wanted to know why you wanted to do this and you why wanted to go there. i wanted to know the risk you might be taking and why that risk was worth it. >> i had only, did i thought this that somebody upon whose interview could i begin a conversation about the the policy of the war on drugs. that was my simple idea. >> reporter: you have no recigarettes. >> i have terrible regrets. >> reporter: what are your regrets. >> ivory cigarettes of the entire discussion about this

article ignores its purpose which was to try to contribute to this discussion about the policy in the war on drugs. >> and you can catch charlie rose full interview with sean penn on a special addition of 60 minutes. that eras tonight at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. still to come this morning one second you see her the next second you don't. coming up woman's narrow escape when a car comes barreling right at her. and sometimes a fry pan can help fight off crime, how it came in handy for one couple coming up next. and brace yourself for a bitter blast, justin is back to tell us more about the cold weather ahead, we will be right back.

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back with video of a car crash, and smashed in the gas station convenient store in australia nearly hitting a woman inside. the the woman disappeared from sight as the car flies in the store and it a appears that she's hit but the car just missed her. a witness later described her as quote the luckiest person in the world. police are investigate to go determine what caused the accident and whether alcohol was a factor. a item comes in handy for a couple when an intruder breaks into their home. glenn too said he and his wife were wakened by someone who came through the glass during the day. he came face-to-face with the man. meantime his wife grabbed the closest thing that she could

find, a frying pan. >> i was able to hit him with a metal trash can a couple times. then once i got the frying pan i presided to give him a good dose of that. >> all right. police say glenn and his wife were obviously shaken up but in the seriously injured. as for the frying pan it may need a little bit of tlc. check it out, would you be brave enough to do this, jump into an ice cold bowl of water. it is the annual polar plunge in north dakota the air temperature is 10 degrees below zero so you can imagine just how cold that water is, justin would you be brave enough to do that. >> i don't know about north dakota. i thought you said it would be around here. the it is cold. >> we don't want it that cold. >> that is rough. >> that is hard core up there. but, we are talking about cold in the delaware valley coming at us in the next 24 to 48 hours this morning it is quiet. we have cloud rolling in.

high mid level clouds they will lower and thicken, little bit of light showing up getting ready for sunrise in 45 minutes. a dry start to the day. temperatures, chilly in the 30's in most locations. the but here's the the setup. this is what we're talking about, to i day i skies going mostly cloudy, chilly, maybe a snow shower. don't be surprised if you see one later this afternoon south and east of the city, delaware and south jersey, later tonight it will turn windy. here comes an arctic front and that arctic blast, settles in for monday and tuesday, so remember, back on wednesday, that is where we will be dealing with for the start of the workweek. so today's temperature gets up to near 40 degrees, average for this time of the year. tomorrow stuck in the 20's but that is half of the story, it will be the wind. it will feel like single will digits and teens throughout the day on monday, tuesday and better, maybe getting up close to freezing and then each day by the the end of the week we will get closer to average. it doesn't look like any warm spells coming at us anytime soon. the here's storm scan three it is quiet, you can see cloud

from the the south and west. is there a storm to the south and it is passing by to the south and east and heading off shore and intensifying. maybe a little bit of light snow across southern delaware and new jersey later this afternoon depending on how close that storm gets and in the speccing any accumulation. temperatures above freezing. temperatures right now in the mid 30's around the city but there is some cold airway off to the north and west, there you go in the northern plains we're talking about north dakota with that polar plunge. current temperature minus 13 in minneapolis. we are not that cold, that cold air will be pushing east ward within the next 24 hours, it is all compliment of the front, called it an arctic cold front. it may have a stray snow shower, late tonight in the poconos but big story that is colder air, that temperatures running good 10 degrees below average for monday and tuesday and so that means highs in the 20's to lower 30's at best. this is is later this afternoon. is there a storm off shore. this model showing light snow across the coastal new jersey areas, and delaware, and that storm, quickly moves out, here comes the the arctic cold

front through the mountains and a few snow showers late tonight, and then tomorrow, we will see a mixture of sun and cloud. maybe snow shower in the poconos if you have the the day off for skiing and riding. it will be rough with that wind to deal with with wind chills below zero in the poconos and during the day tuesday still mainly sunny but cold. let's talk about what it will feel like when you factor in the wind. tonight we will start to bring wind chill values down. if you are out late tonight it feels like the the low to mid 20's. tomorrow morning, that is when it will kick in. single digit wind chill values below zero in the poconos and then through the the day on monday we will struggle in the mid teens. the here's the trend. we will be cold for the next several days. there is that pocket of cold air rolling through for monday and tuesday. it the slowly lifts out. still nothing real warm. by the end of the month maybe a trend, we will start to bring in some milder air which we will have to wait and see. until then that is a seasonal week ahead. mostly cloudy, afternoon snow shower, tonight, breezy, cold, 26. here comes that cold rush of

air tomorrow in the the 20's and then back in the 30's foreign of the week with some sun. friday we will have to watch a storm bringing us some rain and snow with highs in the upper 30's, rahel, back over to you. thanks, a lot. it is 6:48. time to check on those road with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, ann. >> good morning, rahel. roadways are in good shape. thinks schuylkill at montgomery drive, no delays or problems here. schuylkill in fine shape through philadelphia and suburbs. moving traffic cam to route would than a at broad street in the northeast we are doing fine with in delays or problems on the stretch of route one. it looks good. on to ben franklin bridge mid span, ben franklin bridge is in fine shape with the the other area bridges n delays or problems, further up 42, 55, ac expressway, garden state parkway look. if you are taking mass trans it this morning, honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. ann, thanks a lot. stars of the hit show property brothers offered some home improvement tips in montgomery county on saturday.

jonathan and drew scott made an appearance at the first ever philadelphia home and gardens show. this was held at the greater philadelphia expo center at oaks, pennsylvania and many people came out to see them and ask questions. they spoke with our sister station kyw news radio about a special fan they met at the show. >> he just went through ten brain surgeries, he had brain cancer and he reached out saying our show was a big part of the recovery because he watched every single episode while in the hospital and he wanted to meet news person. >> it is nice to know you can inspire the show that we can do we are a home fixer up kind of a show. >> today is the last day of the philadelphia home and gardens show. well, sports is coming up next, also still ahead this morning. >> reporter: local eighth grader a's idea for a smart phone app won her a national competition, a $10,000 grant and now a trip to the super bowl. so what is it all about? i'm alexandria hoff a

so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. coastes clear for eagles to sign doug pederson as their new head coach. kansas city season is over thanks to tom brady and patriots. they came in the the contest with the 11 game winning streak that gave patriots all they could handle but tom brady had his full compliment of wide receiver. he threw for 302 yards to beat chiefs 27-20. now eagles to have finalize that contract with pederson and that could happen in a couple of days. no rest for flyers, they are back in action tonight, in

detroit. yesterday orange and black four game winning streak came to an end against the rangers. the houston's defensive end jj what the in the house checking out metropolitan division she down. no score in the first. sean contact tore use slams the the puck in the back of the net. the flyers with the early lead. rangers will respond. rick nash with the sweet dish to chris critter. beats steve mason. new york took a two-one lead. check out the puck movement voracek to wayne simmonds in front of the net. that is after a scoreless overtime. game goes in the shoot-out. not good for flyers. voracek will miss. rangers do not. they leave town with the three-two victory. sixers wrapping up their six game home stand, brett brown team looking to end a a four game losing streak. sixers took control, jahlil okafor knocking down jumper from the foul line. he led with 25 points grabbing ten boards. ish smith continues his good play have ovulate scoring 16

points and handing out five a assists. sixers led wire to wire for that are fifth win, 114-89 the final. two college hoops we go sixth ranked villanova on the road against georgetown in the old school big east match up. cats leading josh hart with the ball and drives n makes a yum per there. he led villanova with 15 points, 12 assists. later we have ryan archie arcidiacono with the ball, to michael bridges. makes i dunk. cats up by eight. jaylen brownson with the nice pass from archie arcidiacono, he scores, so cats extend their conference winning streak to 21 games beating georgetown 55-50. over to the liacouras center temple played cincinnati in the double overtime thriller. the the game decided. game timed at 65. jaylen bond gets put back. the owls take a two-point lead. twenty-two seconds left. bear cats looking for a chance to tie the game or take the lead, throw the ball away, temple escapes with a 67-65 win. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great the day.

as we know eagles won't be at this years super bowl but one bright young philadelphia girl will be. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff shows us how a local teen earned herself a trip to san francisco for her award winning idea. >> reporter: it is craving for a little competition, that sparked the idea of 13 year-old sierra dumick. >> the the second grade my sister's class gets very competitive with this. so i figured, just combine idea and make i a health app. >> reporter: eighth grader at our lady of calvary she entered in a competition in the fall backed by software giant sap and hosted by ge nu foundation. challenge, create a app that captures health. >> my health was a stat for grade school student that can earn 27 award based on their competing in different health will challenging like a fitness challenge.

>> reporter: her idea got about 50 others locally and then went in the running for the national honor. with the school even making video to help with vetting. >> we had nearly 10,000 people vote in that competition and sierra's project was select. >> reporter: this isn't just a formality, sap is totally behind their idea but first lets get into what she wants. >> i have $11,000 total, and an all expense paid trip to the super bowl. >> reporter: that is night. >> it shows the power of an idea, wow. >> reporter: so on february 3rd, sierra and her whole family will be flown out to san francisco for the super bowl but before the the big game she will have a chance to meet up with mentors to help her design the future of her app. reporting from northeast philadelphia, i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have at 7:00. what is the deal will when your device don't hook up with your car you? could be entitled to money

back, but plus we're taking you inside the nation's first non-profit grocery store to show you how it is helping people in our area, eat healthy. get ready for a chance of flurries tonight, and a very cold day, tomorrow, justin has a check of the workweek forecast.

winter weather is back and it looks like, it is here to stay for a while. crust continue has a check of the temperatures and a chance for flurries to day. plus, just hours, after ane motional vigil, police make an arrest with the thanksgiving day murder of ryan kill any port richmond. and one of the marines missing after two military helicopters crashed off hawaii's cozies from philadelphia. the latest from the search effort. today is sunday january 17th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. here's meteorologist just continue drabick with eyewitness weather. justin, we have a chance of flurries. >> not a big deal but we are in the sign of the winter pattern that will bring in cold air, and certainly tomorrow. yesterday we were in the 50's. >> we cannot complain too much. >> that winter weather lovers will like this forecast. >> yes. >> we cannot do anything about it. >> a few flurries may fly this afternoon. don't