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 be surprised to see that mainly from the city south and

east best shot to see that would be south jersey and delaware from the storm that is passing by to our south and east. let check it out temperature wise big change compared to yesterday a at this time. anywhere from seven to 12 degrees colder. now we will be dealing with typical mid-january conditions today, right now, mid 30's in philadelphia, as well as reading at this hour. twenty-eight in mount pocono. nothing terribly cold outside right now. suburbs the same deal cold spot may be dipping down in the upper 20's very early this morning. quakertown at 27 degrees. coldest spot on the map. wind are light, by 5 miles an hour or less, for the most part so no harsh wind chills to deal with. that will change late tonight and tomorrow. is there storm scan three. we have a few areas of broken clouds and few peaks of sun early this morning otherwise, skies will go mostly cloudy as a storm passes by to the south and east. today, there you go increasing included cover, temperatures in the mid 30's by mid morning, upper 30's to near 40 guy noon time and in the mid

afternoon there will be a chance for a snow shower in spots. mainly from the city south and east. forecast high 40 degrees for philadelphia a the that is average for this time of the year, upper 30's at the shore. up in the poconos lower 30's and well track next arctic cold front that passes by and that will bring a big drop in the temperatures. well talk about highs not even near freezing on monday, we will get to that full forecast in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. a family is forced out of that are house when fire rips through their home in philadelphia's tioga neighborhood. row home caught the fire in the 3700 block 19th street. flames broke out before 2:00 and didn't take fire fighters long to get a happened will of the fire. in one was injury. causes under investigation. a suspect is behind bars this morning, charged in the deadly thanksgiving day shooting in the sit its port richmond section. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw 1060 is live outside police headquarters with the very latest on the investigation, cherri, good

morning. >> reporter: good morning. rahel. police arrested davis ramos junior in connection with the murder of the, 21 year-old ryan kelly. kelly was found lying in the streets bleeding from his chest, early thanksgiving day morning. >> 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 fund shot in the chest and bleeding, in the 3500 block offal monday street less than a block from his port richmond home on thanksgiving morning. kelly died later that day and police say motive was likely robbery and went on the hunt for kelly's killer. >> they are armed and dangerous, the fact that they committed a number of robberies, they are arm, they have committed a a homicide. >> reporter: surveillance video released last september shows two suspects trying to use a stolen atm card at a nearby td bank.

police linked that to kelly's murder with the city offering a $20,000 reward in the case. police got a break in the case on saturday morning when they arrested 18 year-old david ramos, junior, on frankford avenue without incident. the family and friend, continued to mourn, the loss of ryan kelly a young man, family man who fell victim to a senseless crime and was taken from those who loved him far too soon. again, that suspect's name is david ramos, junior, he faces murder, robbery and other charges, in connection with kelly's murder. no word yet on the status of the the second suspect, linked to that case. live from police headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherry, thank you. a philadelphia and adams county man are among 12 marines that went missing after two helicopter crashed off hawaii. thirty-one year-old captain brian kennedy is from philadelphia and among those

missing. the rescue times are expanding their search this morning. two helicopters each carrying six marines went down on thursday, just off of the northern shore. officials say high surf is dispersing the debris and complicating the search and rescue effort. >> i know that people are focusing on debris but we are still focusing on finding survivors. >> finding ways to bring them home. marines first. >> reporter: the causes under investigation. this morning a man is fighting for his life following the shooting in north philadelphia. a suspect shot victim multiple times in the head. "eyewitness news" on the 1700 block of edgeley street around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim is between 25 and 30 years old and rushed to temple university hospital where he is listed in critical condition. police have not made any arrests. five americans who were imprisoned in iran are in the the process of being freed this morning. the prisoner swap was confirmed, shortly before it

was announce that had iran had met all measures, spelled out in a landmark nuclear deal. we will get details from cbs news correspondent wendy gilette. >> reporter: iranian state television announced the news saturday, a wap of four americans being held prisoner in iran in exchange for seven iranians held and charged in the u.s. the u.s. state department also dropped international arrest net zest, and charges for 14 iranians. the four freed americans are washington post reporter... his wife spoke from idaho. >> i just talked to my kids and then my parents. then i called his parents and his sister. they were all balling, and they were getting calls. >> reporter: student matthew, was also released as part of a separate agreement. >> they should be on their ways home to their families, before long. >> reporter: prisoner swap was announced hours before the the

u.n. nuclear watch dog the the international the atomic energy agency certified that iran met it's a agreement with six world power nuclear deal. >> iran has under taken significant steps that many, and i do mean many, people doubted would ever come to pass. >> president other bam assigned an executive order lifting u.s. sanctions related to iran's nuclear program. that means that iran can now sell oil on the open market. iran will have access to the global banking system. the the country will recover $100 billion in frozen assets overseas. fit is discovered that iran is still moving ahead with its nuclear program the deal calls for sanction toss once again be imposed. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the mourning continues in the west african nation of burkina fos a after terrorist killed 23 people during a siege in the hotel and cafe there. al qaeda linked terror group

has claimed responsibility for the attack which began friday night. the the forces then killed attackers and freed more than 126 people. dangerously high levels of lead in the cities drinking water has caused president obama to declare a state of emergency in flynt, michigan. as cbs news correspondent adrian diaz reports the problem persisted for a year and a half before the the city tried to find a solution. >> reporter: the president's announcement did not stop anger outside flynt's city hall where flynt foreign activist michael more more blamed the governor for a christ that is goes beyond water. >> this is in the the just a water crisis, it is a racial crisis. it is a poverty crisis. >> that is right. >> reporter: problems began in april 2014 when the city switched its water source to the flynt river to save money but corrosive river water wasn't properly treated and stripped lead from pipes causing a number of children with high lead in their blood

to double. we have spoke to the flynt's mayor, moment after president obama approved federal fund for flynt. >> for almost two years we have been crying about this and then begging and asking for some clean water. >> reporter: lead in drinking water should not exceed 15 parts per bill ape, substantial, and thousands, the the highest rating was 13,200. american twice what the epa considers toxic waste. there marked ward the virginia tech conduct the water tests. >> this could have been stopped, much earlier, and unfortunately the the state, epa misleading people, for all of 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 then switched back to the original water source. >> yes. >> but damage still makes water unsafe to drink. that is why the national guard will be handing out water for the the foreseeable future.

adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, montgomery county's former district attorney is expect to be a key defense witness at bill cosby's sexual assault hearing next month. bruce castor is expected to testify, that he promised cosby would never be charged with assaulting a former temple employee back in 2004. a judge must deidentify if that constitutes an immunity deal and throw out the the case. new district attorney kevin steel says there is no evidence of a signed immunity agreement. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" it was a car of his dreams, a brand new corvette but that dream started to fade when things in the car just would no hook up. he is not the only one. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan shows us how he for the back and how others can, too. plus, in a debut of the national zoo's baby panda's first steps outside. say good bye to the mild temperatures, sad to say, colder weather is moving in and it will stay for a while.

justin has a check of the forecast when we come right

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bellevue is only hyat hotel in pennsylvania affected. well, high tech systems, that allow to you link devices like cell phones and ipods to a vehicle so you can talk hand free and listen to your own music. but what happens when your car and device just don't hook up. are you out of luck? three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan is here with the story. >> reporter: forty-two years of hard work, and paul peno gift to himself. chevy corvette. he could not listen to house music while driving. >> if you put the ipad or ipod on blue tooth you lose your connection with your phone and then you don't have a hand free connection. so it is not safe. >> reporter: gm's response. >> they said sooner or later there will be a upgrade and when it comes it will work. >> reporter: manual shows entertainment system was supposed to work with all sorts of apple devices but not the any more. >> i went on line, to down

load the book, and they had removed all of these supported products. >> reporter: a that is when paul reached out to three on your side. >> my wife mentioned it. she said why don't you call jim donovan, he gets results. >> reporter: we suggested that we meet with bob silver man an attorney who specializes in auto recalls. >> and, we were promised, you deserve compensation. >> reporter: even if in the a mechanical issue affecting a car. >> gm didn't have the software right. he was denied the the right to use that product in his car that he was promised. >> reporter: in the end silver man got paul a three you this dollars settlement from gm. >> you cannot drive this car without music. >> that is the whole purpose of the car report report now there was a simple way around this. the apple device seemed to hook up with the corvette's entertainment the system without a problem was the ieven if. paul suggested that gm give him one so he could load his music on it and call it a day. they refused.

he sued, he won. with a $3,000 settlement he can because himself a iphone and have lots of gas money left over. reporting for three on your side, i'm's jim donovan. all of the rain and storms pummeling the west coast are taking a big toll on the beaches. take a look what is going on in half moon bay, california. part of this has been eroded and there is potential wave that culled wipe out more of it. homeowners are worried because there is a a sewer line there el nino has been causing lots of storms, throughout northern california, this winter. it is moving across plane states and great lakes. thinks lincoln, nebraska last night. this morning wind chills are reported a at 35 to 45 degrees, below zero. wind chill warnings have been issued in several is is states. cold weather isn't expect to lift until tuesday. wow. we are expecting a cool down of our own. the meteorologist justin drabick has a check of the

forecast, justin, nothing like that. >> no, not that cold but that is cold air that will get here but by the time it arrives it will warm up. we are talking about high temperatures running ten to 5 degrees below average next couple of days, wind chill values down in the single digits. live look at ocean city right now where we are seeing an okay sunrise. few peaks of sun or light coming through those cloud. and they will continue to thicken up and things nice and quiet the for now. maybe snow showers along the new jersey coast, delaware coastline later this afternoon. if you are in the the a fan of the winter weather here's one positive note the days are starting to get longer, at least daylight, you will note thinks over the past few days, new or sunnies setting after 5:00 o'clock. 5:02 our sunset. by february 15:19. march 1st at 5:53 and we're gaining about a one and a half minutes of daylight each day now and by end of the in we will get two minutes of daylight. 42 degrees is our average high. we will take a hit tomorrow and tuesday. temperatures 20 to lower 30's.

by the end of the week a slow warm up close to the average for thursday and possibly into friday as well. nothing terribly cold. we are at lower 30's in the coldest spots, upper 20's in the suburbs. mount pocono 28 degrees. there is colder era cross the midwest. we will not be that cold we are at three in chicago. we will deal with maybe a wind chill of 3 degrees but not the the a actual air temperature. that arrives in our region tonight. right new not much happening on storm scan three here. we just have some cloud moving from the south and west. those are a developing storm system across the southeastern, u.s. it will brush maybe south injuries which snow shower activity. ski report today busy weekend with the holiday coming up tomorrow, jack frost 20 trails, full capacity, big boulder at nine trails, 12 to 24 inches. cammal back 25 trails. blue mountain up to 30 trails opened with 24 to 48 inches there great snow making conditions, beginning late tonight and really over next several days. ski forecast today maybe an afternoon snow shower, in the bad, slopes if you can,

31 degrees. tomorrow we are battling wind 22 degrees for the air temperature. it will feel we low zero. if you pick within of the two days today is best day for skiing and riding. the here's a storm passing by to the south. south delaware, new jersey, maybe snow showers this afternoon. the arctic front mainly coming through dry late tonight, and then tomorrow, back to some sun and included, some snow showers up in the poconos, it is just windy, cold that cold sticks around on tuesday. this is what we're talking about an arctic blast similar to last wednesday. highs on monday upper 20's, wind sustained at 20 miles an hour gusting to 30. that put values single digits in the morning and feeling like teens in the afternoon. there is the core of the coldest air moving at us for monday and tuesday and then it lifts out of here as the the jet stream backs up to the north. then we will average out our temperatures, upper 30's to 40. for today typical will mid yan day, maybe afternoon snow shower high of 40. tonight partly cloudy, breezy, cold, 26 with that cold rush of air coming at us, tomorrow,

29 degrees, that is it, up to 32 on tuesday. stays dry for thursday, and then we will watch a storm for end of the week. cold enough for some rain, and some snow with highs in the upper 30's on friday. rahel, back over to you. >> at least we had a warm weekend, thank you. 7:20. time to see how traffic is moving on this holiday weekend. the here's ann evans in the cbs traffic center. good morning, ann. >> good morning, rahel. this is schuylkill between spring garden and girard. we have no problems, volleys building, headlights coming up toward you, and then, we will see no delays on the the schuylkill express weighed here or through philadelphia a we will move the traffic cam to i-95, platt bridge you can see nice red sky up there, and in delays or problems on the platt bridge or on i-95 this morning. it the is in fine shape as well. we will move traffic cam one more time to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike heading up to the poconos today, to do some skiing, there is in delays or problems, on the pennsylvania turnpike, or the northeast extension. everything is in fine shape. the mass transit honor close

to schedule with no reported delays or problems for septa, new jersey transit, path the co high speed line and amtrak as well. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. and moan yum at the national zoo in washington d.c., baebae the the the panda cub made his official public debut. cub was been august between the second. twin cub born the same day as baebae died soon after his birth. some people stood in line for hours before the gates opened yesterday with the chance to see baebae up close. >> moy mom said what do you want to do on your birthday? i said go see the and a this is what i got. i had to open it up at midnight good baebae is still nursing and was kept in the panda house until yesterday. there are only 1800 pandas left in the wild. still ahead on "eyewitness news" we are taking you inside nation's first non-profit grocery store, to show you how it is helping people in our area eat healthy. meisha is taking us on

another drive-in this time a vintage drive, in dedication to the vehicles in the 1700 to the 1900. we will be right back.

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into this grocery store, here at fair and square, produce is front and center. >> i come here every day, or every other day. >> reporter: on the top of beverly mckenney's shopping list, those bright fresh fruits and vegetables. >> bananas, potatoes, all kind of fruits and vegetables, cantaloupe which is my favorite report report new she can walk away with free produce every week. fair and square is offering carrying card member incentive toss choose healthier optionness 2016. the grocery store has giving a away bananas, apples, potatoes, onions and more. >> we want to get more fruits and vegetables into their diet. get them use to it, sample it and eat healthier. >> reporter: fare and square started a new reward program. members buy produce get an additional 3 percent off to be applied to all future purchases. some members, depending on household income can get 10 percent back. >> they can get fresh, offered

aable healthy foods every day. >> reporter: are fare and square is first full service non-profit grocery store a program by philabundance. >> because of the fact that we are not looking to make the biggest profit we are looking to make the biggest impact in the community we have. >> reporter: here in chester it has. the the location was once a food desert and new it looks like an oasis. >> cantelopes my favorite. more convenient and saves me money. >> reporter: jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the club membership is free. the just sign up to reap the reward. fare and square is at ninth and trainor street in chester. it is opened from 8:00 to 8:00 . volunteers join force informs a huge renovation in camden. they cleaned out a building that will be the future home of the camden sophisticated sisters drill team. "eyewitness news" at seventh and florence yesterday, the camden sophisticated sisters has been recognized as one of the best drill teams in the united states, and they tell us they cannot wait to move into their new home.

still to come this morning on "eyewitness news"... >> first day back at the gym and east brandywine fire fighters find he has work to do when a man collapseness front of him. i'm cleve bryan with that story. plus the race for the republican nomination is getting ugly, mud swinging taking place between the the two front runners. all right. colder day to day but get ready for real cold coming at us tonight and start of the workweek. the those details coming up in the forecast

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well, good morning. it is sunday january 17th, i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist justin drabick is out on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. justin, good morning to you. yesterday was so warm, i saw people walking outside without a coat, different this week, just a little. >> typical mid-january stuff. yesterday we were dealing with the heavier rains, this morning nice and dry but here comes the cloud and that is the rule today cloudy skies with cooler temperatures close to average upper 30's to 40's. wind are calm. no harsh wind chills this morning. thirty-five is official at the airport. thirty in millville and atlantic city. twenty-eight in mount pocono. coldest spots are some of the suburbs in the upper 20's. that is not terrible for this

time of the year. late tonight when we will bring in colder air. wind from calm to six, 7 miles per hour out of the north west, that is about it. you know call it somewhat comfortable out here this morning. storm scan three is quiet, a few peaks of some sunshine throughout the morning hours otherwise generally mostly cloudy skies, later this afternoon there will be a storm that passes off to the south and east that could brush south jersey a and delaware with snow showers, maybe snow showers get here in the city. not a big deal. temperatures in the the 20's and 30's this morning, this afternoon in the much warmer, upper 30's to 40 degrees if we're lucky. forecast high near 40 for philadelphia upper 30's at the shore with the best chance those locations to see the snow showers, poconos not that bad, in the a bad day for skiing, riding with a high of 31 degrees. big difference tomorrow though because tonight arctic cold front will pass in the region and should come through dry and a stray snow shower up in the poconos, big story is win, cold behind that front.

we are talking about highs tomorrow only in the 20's but it will feel like single digits. we will break down that full forecast in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. just in police are investigating a double shooting in philadelphia's glenwood neighborhood two. people were shot in the 2600 block of north broad street, shortly after 6:00 this morning. the men were found near the the station's home less shelter. no details if the shooting happened inside or outside the shelter. we do know both were taken to temple hospital, their condition is unknown. cherri gregg is heading there now and we will have a live report in the next half an hour. a fire fighter saves the the life while off-duty. he was in the right place at the right time. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the details. >> reporter: thirty-six years on the job east brandywine deputy fire chief joseph edward isn't running up ladders anymore but being in the 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, started to bleed from the back of the head and was unresponsive. >> reporter: edward had planet the fitness staff called 911 and bring over their automated external defribillator known as a aud. edward put the the pad on the man's chest and did a round of cpr until it is time to shock. >> right after you shock the patient you are to do two more minutes of cpr. aed will count down, it will tell you one more minute to go, 30 more seconds to go. >> reporter: after two rounds of cpr and one shock the victim regained a pulse. he went to brandywine hospital for further care and this morning called the fire company to thank edward. >> thinks spirits were high and he will have more tests to see what was going on and they hope for a speedy recovery. >> reporter: edward said even though he was in the right place at the right time to help the man having a aed red liz a railable was the real

life safer. >> sooner you have one applied and you shock the the the patient, the chance have of survival increase dramatically >> reporter: through department chief edward the the victim let us know he appreciates everything done to him but he is not feeling up to an interview. the get this he was a former fire fighter n downingtown, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and this morning 32 people are out of their homes after an apartment building fire in yeadon, delaware county. fire fighters pulled would the man from the building on the 300 block of north front street at 8:30 yesterday morning. no word on her condition. investigators say the fire started inside of a third floor rear apartment and damaged 20 units. the the cause of the fire is under investigation. the the cherry hill police department launched an aggressive recruitment campaign this weekend. the department is testing hundreds of officer candidates at cherry hill east high school today. officials tell us more than 1,000 people have signed up, and the the testing got underway yesterday with the officer candidates taking the

written test. >> in light of the negative perception in essence that has been painted upon police recently to have 1200 people want to come out and still serve and become police officers is extremely powerful message and the the fact that they want to do it here brings a lot of pride to this organization. >> officials invited religious and community members to participate in the recruitment process to ensure a diverse group of candidates. democratic candidates take the stage today in south carolina for another presidential primary debate. meanwhile two of the republicans front runners are exchanging fire on the campaign trail. cbs news correspondent joel i ann goldman has more on the match up. >> reporter: climbing out of the stuck elevator ted cruz laughed off possibility that a certain candidate is conspiring against him. >> who is putting donald trump in charge of the elevators. >> a brief moment of leavety in the snowballing feud between the the two leading

republican date. donald trump and ted cruz that has turned nasty and personal. >> it seems donald has a lot of nervous energy. >> reporter: ten minutes earlier, cruz seemed to be taunting the g.o.p. front riding hiding him for unleashing a twitter rant that began early saturday morning. trump raised questions about whether cruz canadian birth disqualifies him from being president. texas senator ties to wall street. his dismissal of insuring values. >> i think in terms of the commander in chief we ought to have on one who isn't springing out of bed to tweet in a frantic response to the latest polls. >> a lot of people do not like ted to put it mildly. >> reporter: in new hampshire trump says he is getting under cruz skin. >> as it turns out he finally went off the the wag object and he went crazy. >> reporter: with the two g.o.p. rivals battling it out race for establishment republican pick is also heating up. in iowa marco rubio was

battling on all front alleging chris christie's policies were like president obama's calling out trump and cruz saying anger alone isn't enough to be president. julianne goldman, cbs news, washington. on the democratic race, clinton and saunders are each book on four sunday morning news shows, including face the nation rate here on cbs-3. catch it this morning at 10:30. we will get a preview of today's program with moderator beyond dickerson coming up in the next hour. hit show property brothers offered some home improvement tips in montgomery county this weekend. jonathan and drew scott made an appearance at the first ever philadelphia home and gardens show yesterday. many people came to see them and ask questions at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. the twins 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. he reached out saying our show

was a big part of his recovery because he watched every single episode while being in the hospital and he wanted to meet news person. >> it is nice to know you can inspire people with the show we do we are a home fixer upper kind of a show. >> today is a last day of the philadelphia home and gardens show. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" the food you should try to avoid if you are trying to get pregnant. health reporter stephanie stahl has result of the surprising new study about a dinner tape he will. and meisha is taking us on another dream drive this time in a vintage car for a tour of the museum dedicated to vehicles from the 17 hundred to the 1900. plus a cold weather is back, a look at this weeks temperatures coming up next.

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on the cbs-3 healthwatch potatoes are linked to pregnant women developing diabetes. health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on the new research. >> reporter: laurie sinberg never thought twice about eating a baked per tait owen before she was expecting. >> we were pretty balanced healthy diet bring was pregnant. yeah, potatoes are part of my diet. >> reporter: new study from the national institutes of health found eating potatoes before conceiving may be linked to gestational diabetes. >> potatoes elevate blood sugar in people more than just about any other type of food. so, they are carbohydrates, and all carbohydrates have that potential.

>> reporter: researchers asked 15,000 women how often they ate potatoes over ten year period and tracked their pregnancies. woman who ate more potatoes had higher rates of gestational diabetes then those who consumed fewer potatoes. >> this reenforcees the idea that we should eat everything in moderation. >> reporter: researchers found substituting other whole grain foods for two serving of potatoes a week lowered the risk of gestational diabetes by nine to 12 percent. >> obesity is one of the main risk factors for diabetes during pregnancy but the the study did not find that potatoes directly caused againtational diabetes. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile, the cdc is advising pregnant woman to avoid traveling to 14 countries and territories, in latin america and caribbean. the the concern is over the mosquito born zeka virus which can cause neurological disease in babies causing them to have abnormally small head which

can sometimes lead to death. first case was reported friday in hawaii. there is no vaccine and no medicine yet to treat it. now lets get a check of the forecast with justin. justin, we will need winter accessories this week. >> certainly later tonight heading out and tomorrow morning and tuesday we're talking about another blast of arctic air coming at us. today, in the so much. it is a typical mid yan day. we are waking up with temperatures chilly and 20's and 30's as we check with our weather watchers this morning. and, it looks like most locations are generally in the lower 30's with some cloud. fran, in nottingham maybe a few peaks of sun, mostly cloudy a 391 degrees at this hour. so it just depend where you are but i think you may see a few breaks in these included from time to time. let me clear this out. it looks like touch screen does in the want to work today. here we go. lets go down to ocean city where james has cloudy skies, 36 degrees. he send a message here dark and dreary this morning but does not feel like snow, and like i said, maybe south jersey, delaware best shot to see some snow showers later on

this morning. it is delaware we will get, we will go to newark delores lee has 32 degrees right now and generally mostly cloudy skies. and back to new jersey, where it is cool, and tabernacle, john at 26 degrees. little bit of sunshine. has a message for us. the nice day to watch some football. got that right. the it would be better if the eagles were in the playoffs. but let's he talk about this forecast today, we will go to south delaware right now, live look at rehoboth beach, people are outside on the boardwalk and 38 degrees, north/northeasterly wind at 14 y delaware, could see light snow, later this afternoon as the storm system pass owes off to the south and east. this is what we're talking about today. chilly day, cloud, maybe a snow shower from the city on south and east. tonight, it will turn windy and get ready for next blast of arctic air that comes at us. we have not seen a whole lot of snow. best shot today will be coastal new jersey, and delaware. normal to date, it is over six and a half inches for philadelphia we are not the that far off. we have had a trace so far but

that typically february is our most snowy month. average high is 40 degrees. we will be close to that today but tomorrow, we will struggle to get to the up are 20's. maybe freezing, if we're lucky for the high temperature on tuesday but that is half of the story the wind will make it feel colder. each day by end of the week is there a slow warm up a as we get closer to average. there is a a stormy was talking about right now. light snow trying to break out across south central, virginia. that storm will pass by to our south and east today. the clouds will roll in. yet brushing maybe southern new jersey, delaware with a little bit of light snow. i'm not expecting any accumulation with temperatures above freezing. it is, light snow by mid afternoon. maybe a stray snow shower gets in the philadelphia area that is bit. arctic cold front comes through tonight, snow showers in the poconos, and just reenforces that cold rush of air for monday, and tuesday, we will be battling some winds, some snow showers will be flying up in the mountains on monday, maybe skiing and riding plans. it will be rough in the ski resorts, poconos tomorrow with

those nasty wind chills a lot of sunshine though for monday and tuesday in most location bus that will not help out much. check out the these wind gusts today not so much. the tonight ten or 11:00 o'clock wind energy a arrives. the we are gusting to 20 miles an hour throughout the overnight and tomorrow morning early winds gusting over 30 miles an hour, and that would be the trend throughout the day on monday. so what does that mean as far as wind chill values? late tonight it will feel like mid to upper 20's by 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. look at that single digits below zero, at times in the poconos and then during the afternoon monday, we will not get out of the teens for the wind chill values. today 40 degrees for the high, cloud, maybe a snow he shower. best chance south and east. tonight, breezy, colder, 26 for the city. colder in the suburbs. and then tomorrow's high 29 degrees but again feeling a whole lot colder. thirty-two for the the high on tuesday. full sunshine, wednesday and thursday. upper 30's to near 40. then we will to have watch a storm for friday that could bring a round of rain and snow with highs in the upper 30's. rahel, back over to you good double wham i, thank you.

right now it is 7:46. time to check on the roads and highways with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. >> good morning, rahel. row ways are behaving themselves. this is schuylkill at the 202 at king of prussia in delays or problems on the schuylkill here or through philadelphia a the as you can see traffic is humming long just fine. we will move traffic cam to i-95 at the airport, you are dropping someone off or maybe heading there yourself, to pick someone up, in delays or problems at the airport or on i-95. i-95 in fine shape here and through philadelphia and its suburbs. and last but not least is ben franklin bridge, again, ben franklin bridge as well as other area bridges look okay at this point. everything is moving, all of the bridges are opened with no major delays or problem. if you are shore bound no delays on 42, 55, ac the expressway or garden state parkway. cherry hill township 07 westbound cut burr boulevard, some delays there, right lane blocked due to low hanging wires. the that is latest from the

cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans. now rahel, back to you. if you are looking for something fun to do this weekend why in the go on a little drive n today's dream drive segment meisha beyond sonnies going old school, very old school. she's checking out beautiful vintage vehicle which is just a quick drive away. >> reporter: this week we did a trip to berks county to visit historic boro of boyer town. what is really interesting when you drive downtown boyer town you see colorful painted areas, scattered all over the place, and from there it was off to see boyer town museum of historic vehicles. these are not your father's old mobiles, oriolesmobile at all. they might the not be your great, great grandfather. >> i'm kendra your curator here. >> what are the the dates. >> probably earliest piece we have dates back to the 1700's. we will go up to the 20th century.

we do include horse drawn, and motorized. we have bicycles too. >> reporter: vehicles range from humble coal wagons to elegant carriages, beautiful glass works. back then groceries came to you, via bread truck or meat truck. and hey, that trolley is from fairmount park. many were built right here, in the 1900's, this was boyertown auto body works. part of the carriage factory is still there, including the the old metal forge. >> bob here will teach me how to be a black smith. >> the hotter it is, easier it will be for you to tap it to bring it around. >> tap on the end, okay. >> you will see, it will go down, difficult just turn it, how fast good as fast as you would like. >> i love it. >> it is owe pretty. >> there are win stage buildings like an old sunoco

gas station. >> at this 1938 diner twice a year you can get a cup of coffee and slice of pie for 1940's prices. not too shabby. you can get your coffee for a nickel and slice of pie for a quarter. >> reporter: many of these cars actually till run just not in today's traffic. some people would argue on the the schuylkill expressway. it isn't always the easiest. >> you do not want to take these cars on the schuylkill expressway. >> reporter: but we decided to hitch a ride. time to take a dream drive-in this 1913 beauty, let's go. >> it is so cool. >> it will in the go as fast as your car today but you didn't wanting to as fast as do you right now because roads are really horrible and the the cars did share the road with so many horses. all right. this morning we have some breaking news just into our news room, u.s. officials say that a plane carrying freed americans has left iran. four americans, including a

washington post reporter are being swapped for seven iranians, prisoner swap was confirmed shortly before it was announce that had iran met all measures spelled out in the landmark nuclear deal. the once again those americans are now on their way home. and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" the wait is over for the eagles. they can finally sign doug pederson to be their next head coach. plus flyers look to extend their winning streak to five games, sports news is coming up next. but first here's what is on cbs-3 tonight. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, good mornings lead to great days.

cozies clear to sign doug pederson as their new head coach. kansas city's season is over thanks to tom brady and new england patriots. doug and chiefs came in the with the 11 game winning streak to that gave patriots all they could handle but tom brady had his full compliment of receivers. tom through for 302-yard and two touchdowns to beat chiefs 27-20. so now eagles have to have finalize that contract with pederson and that could happen in a couple of days. no rest for the flyers, they are back in action tonight in detroit. yesterday the orange and black four game winning streak came to an end against the rangers. houston's defensive end jj what the in the house checking out metropolitan division showdown. no score in the first. sean contact tore use pass

toes brayden schenn. slams the puck in the back of the net. flyers with the early lead. rangers will respond. game tied in the second. rick nash with the sweet dish to chris critter. he beats steve mason. new york took a two-one lead. flyers on the power play check out puck movement voracek to wayne simmonds in front have of the net there. that will tie up the game. after a core less 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 with the trailblazers. brett brown's team looking to end a a four game losing streak. sixers took control from the opening tip, jahlil okafor incoming down jumper from the foul line. he had 25 points, grabbing ten board. ish smith continues his good play scoring 16 points and handing out five assists. sixth are led wire to wire for their fifth win of the season, 114-89 the final. to college hoops sixth ranked villanova on the road against georgetown in the big east match up. cats leading. josh hart with the ball drives

n jumper and lay up there. he had 15 points, 12 assists. later on we have ryan archie arcidiacono with the ball, alley hoop pass to michael bridges. makes the dunk. cats up by eight. in the second, brownson with the pass from archie arcidiacono with a bucket and score. they extend their conference streak. they beat georgetown 55-50. over to the liacouras center, temple played cincinnati in the double overtime thriller. here's how the game was decided. game tied at 65. temple with the ball. jaylen bond gets the put back. owls take a two-point lead two. 2.2 second left, bear cats looking for a chance to tight game or take the lead, throw the ball away, and then temple escapes, with a 67-65 win. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great day. photos shows love between women and her dogging viral. this is valerie paris and her service dog bella on valerie's wedding day. valerie suffers from panic disorder and migraines and bella helps by alerting minutes before something

happens. when her wedding photographer posted photos on line the internet went wild. you can see why. since the the photos went viral valerie has said she has gotten so much good feedback from the service animal community she has named her own blog detailing life of the service dog team. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's is what coming up at 8:00. a couple friend can't believe it, a message dropped in the bottle in the ocean goes on a transatlantic journey, where it wound up. >> we're not smarter than the deoa or mexican government. sean pen talks about his secret interview with mexican drug who el chapo. we will have more whether penn says he is card for his life. justin is back with your chilly sunday forecast and about to get even colder, we will be right back.

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new this morning one person is dead after a double shooting at a philadelphia home less shelter. we have a crew at the scene with the live report straight ahead. we're learning more about the marines missing after two helicopters crashed in hawaii. and one of the 12 is the marine from our area. and winter is returning to the region, get ready for an arctic blast and you could even see some snow flurries today. today is sunday, john 16th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon here's meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. we heard things are really cool now. >> it is january. >> yes. i