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. >> it happens. >> this is our coldest time of

the year on average so we expect it. >> yes. >> exactly. we are coming you have highs in the 50's yesterday. to turned out to be a nice day especially when the the sun came out. tomorrow morning different story. people may have the day off from work and school, so they can stay indoors, stay away from cold but just like last wednesday we are talking about another round of arctic air coming at us. today is a transition day but it is colder compared to 24 hours ago. 20710 degrees colder. sign of the colder air mass starting to move in. thirty-six at the a airport. thirty in allentown. twenty-eight in mount pocono. upper 20's in the colder suburbs in doylestown, quakertown. it is not harsh cold right now, not a bad day heading up to the resorts in the poconos for skiing and riding. the just some cloud rolling from the south and west that will be a storm that passes by off to the sows that could brush parts of the south jersey and delaware with light snow, and shower activity maybe those snow showers could get in the city, early to mid afternoon. that is bit. temperatures, slowly climbing up through the the 30's, close

to 45 around noon time, best shot to see that snow shower will be early to mid afternoon. forecast high near average, of 40 degrees for philadelphia, upper 30's along the shore where those locations are best shot. in the poconos passing snow sure late in the day with highs in the lower 30's. the tonight arctic front comes in, we have highs, 10 degrees below average next couple days. we will break down that seven day in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. justin, thank you. deadly shooting is under investigation in the glenwood section. it happened outside a home less shelter earlier this morning. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live on the scene with the very latest. cherri, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. we have very limited information at this point but what we can tell you is police responded to a call around 6:15 this morning and found two people shot here at the station house, shelter, located on north broad street near huntingdon. we have confirmed that one man has died and that another man has been taken to temple

hospital for treatment. as you can see there are residents and staff gathered here. they are in shock as police continue their investigation. we spoke with one resident who said he was standing out here in this parking lot when he heard five or six pops, which turned out to be gunshots. he said that he saw the shooter running out toward the railroad tracks, located just adjacent to this parking lot and he says he later saw a victim in a pool of blood. now, station house is an after hours, emergency housing shelter that serves about 100 home less men each night. shelter accepts people after 4:00 p.m. and provides all sorts of services, homicide, detectives are investigating, and at this point and the names of those victims have not the yet been released. what we are told is two people shot at station house shelter, one man has been killed. live from glenwood, cherri gregg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

cherri, thanks much. family is forced out when fire rips through their home in philadelphia's tioga a neighborhood. row home caught fire in the 37 hup block of 19th street. flames broke out before 2:00 and didn't take long to get a handle on the fire. in one was injured. causes under investigation. just hours after an emotional vigil police arrested a suspect in connection with the thanksgiving murder of ryan kill any port richmond. the 21 year-old was shot and killed on the 3600 block of almond street. police arrested david ramos yesterday morning in frankford. investigators say ramos confessed to the crime. he is charged with murder, robbery and related offences. a philadelphia and adams county man are among the the 12 marines went missing after two helicopter crashed off hawaii. thirty-one year-old captain brian kennedy is from philadelphia 25 year-old adam shuler is from western pennsylvania. rescue teams are expanding their search this morning. on thursday two helicopters

each carrying six marines went down off of hawaii's northern shore. officials say high surface dispersing the debris and complicating search and rescue effort. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> i know that people are focusing on debris but we are still focusing on finding survivors. >> it will be finding ways to bring them home. marines first. >> reporter: cause of the crash is under investigation. u.s. officials say that the plane carrying freed americans left iran this morning. four americans, including a washington post reporter are being swapped for seven iranians. the prisoner swap was confirmed shortly before it was announce that 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 on 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 also dropped international arrest

notices and charges for 14 iranians. the four freed americans are ... idaho. >> i just came straight from my kid and then i told my parents and i called his parents and his zest ter. they were all walling. they were getting calls. >> reporter: this student... was released as part of the separate a agreement. >> they should be on their way home to their families before long. >> reporter: prisoner swap was announced hours before the u.n.'s nuclear watch dog the the international a tomorrow inning even why i agency, certified that iran had met commitments as part of the historic nuclear deal with six world powers. >> reporter: iran has under taken significant steps that many, and i do mean many people, doubted, would come to pass. >> reporter: president other bam assigned an executive order lifting u.s. sanctions

related to iran's nuclear program. that means iran can now sell oil on the open market. iran will have access to the global banking system. the country will recover $100 billion in frozen assets overseas. if it is discovered that iran is still moving ahead with its nuclear program the deal calls for sanctions to be imposed. wendy gilette for cbs-3 eyewitness naus. montgomery county's former d.a. 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 cost biz 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 the case. new district attorney kevin steel says there is in evidence of any such agreement. president obama has signed an emergency declaration that will give federal aid to flynt, michigan. the city is in the middle of a drinking water crisis after its water supply began, and

became contaminated with lead in 2014. this happened while a new pipeline was under construction. adrian diaz reports from flynt, michigan. >> reporter: the president's announcement did not stop anger outside flynt's city hall where flynt foreign a activist michael more more blame the governor for a christ that is goes beyond water. >> it is in the just a water crisis, it is a krysiuk is. it is a poverty crisis. >> reporter: problems began in april 204 when the city switched its water source to the flynt river to save money. but the the corrosive river water wasn't properly treated and stripped lead from pipes. while number of children high lead in their blood to double. we have spoke to flynt's mayor karen after president obama approved federal fund for flynt. >> for almost two years we have been crying about this and, asking for some clean water. >> reporter: lead in drinking water should not exceed 15

parts per billion. in flynt, more than half of the home sampled had over a thousand ppb. the the highest rating was 13,200. american twice what the epa considers toxic waste. doctor marked cards are wards of virginia tech, conduct the water ted. >> this could have been stopped many earlier and, unfortunately state and 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 switched back to the original water source. but the damaged pipes, still makes water unsafe to drink. the that is why the national guard will be handing out water for the foreseeable future. adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the hya at the at bellevue is one of the 250 hit by a data breach. they found malicious software in the pavement system at the

hotels. they say they are new taking steps to increase security. hackers may have accessed customer's personal information, between august 13th and december 8th, the help tell at the bellevue is only hyat the the hotel in pennsylvania affect. coming up next on "eyewitness news" more heart breaking news for celine dion. the singer suffered another tragic loss after the the death of her husband this past week. and also ahead, a message in the about the will found thousands of miles away, how social media connected the sender and recipient, justin. and colder finish to the weekend but now get ready for another round of arctic air for start of the workweek, i will let you know how long it the will last coming up in

message sent bobbing in the ocean in new jersey, makes a transatlantic journey. it ended up in europe. now thanks to social media the sender and receiver of that bottle are connect. steve langford from our sister station in insuring, reports. >> i took it and threw it out. >> reporter: just how far message in the bottle could go beyond the wildest dreams of tommy, and bridget, who two years ago new tossed this glass bottle with a note inside, into the ocean at the new jersey shore. never imaging that the bottle would make it far, they didn't enzyme the note inside. >> we just thought that some would than would find it. >> reporter: they had left, the college dorm address the message but never thought bit when loyala university in maryland contacted them saying someone had found their message in a bottle will, in france. the bottle, floating 3,000, 376 miles, from island beach, state park in new jersey, to

france. >> i just can't believe it went all the way to france. it makes no sense. >> reporter: david fraile speaking to cbs two news from his home in western france showing us the the bottle he found on the beach this past sunday. >> in a sea weed and sand, he says, that he spotted and then took it home to open. the message in the bottle just barely legible, he says, a simple line that read write to us about your good fortunes. crazy, unbelievable, he says, two years, 3,000 miles. >> it really says something about how the world can connect to one another. >> reporter: one remarkable connection. on the jersey shore steve lanning forward for cbs two news. >> incredible. >> who knew that works. >> yes. >> now everybody will start trying. we will have bottles on the surf.

>> maybe in the. let's in the do that. >> that is cool though. >> how cool is the only message send me a good fortune. >> interesting. >> good fortune with the weather. >> if you like winter, cold weather, yeah, that is coming at us later tonight and tomorrow. brace yourself for a blast of arctic air. today is a a transition day. we have cloud rolling in. quiet start to our sunday. the shore, guys have the best shot to see light snow coming in here this afternoon as this storm passes by, off the coast. overcast conditions in ocean city. temperatures staying above freezing. we are not expecting any accumulation here. let's talk about our temperatures so far for the in of january. you might have have thought that colder month, actually we are still running above average. three and a half degrees above average. four days we are below average indicating by blue boxes here. yesterday very warm 14 degrees above average. yes, we will drop next couple days below average but overall trend for the end of the month gets us at or above average.

so likely, this will be a warmer than average month but in the record breaking like december. so here's the setup. average high is 40. close to that. we will drop below average for monday and tuesday and then get where we should be this time of the year by the end of the week but nothing terribly warm coming at us over the next week or so. so sorry if you are looking for warmer weather. in record highs in our forecast. thirty in allentown. thirty-four in reading. twenty-eight in mount pocono this morning is in the really coal. cold air is out across great lakes up to the upper midwest, and that gets here tonight, and that is where we will talk about wind chill values down to single digits tomorrow morning as the wind kicks up. here's the stormy was talking about. still down to our south, light snow is report add cross parts of the central virginia. that will pass by to the east. but again southern delaware, coastal new jersey could see light snow, early to mid afternoon and maybe even a snow shower up around the city, that is possible. so don't be surprised. skiing conditions today not too bad but cloud around, temperatures holding in the

lower 30's in the poconos, decent conditions, jack frost, one to 2-foot base, up to 20 trails. they are fully opened to 100 percent there big boulder nine trails open. cam will back, 25 trails. blue mountain up to 30 with 24 to 48-inch base. so here that is ski forecast, it is popular on this holiday weekend. today probably best day as far as temperatures go in the lower 30's. the tomorrow it the gets cold. a actual high in the low 20's in the poconos. but factor in the wind it will feel like below zero at times during the day monday. the here's the storm passing bile to our coast, brushing delaware coast of new jersey. maybe light snow this a afternoon. tonight arctic cold front comes through, packing snow shower up in the mountains. that brings in the colder air into windy as well for the day on monday. that cold air sits on top have of us for tuesday as well, and we're dry though, decent amount of sunshine but that will not help much. here's set up for monday, temperatures, struggle tell get to the upper 20's for the afternoon, sustained wind up to 20 miles an hour with higher gusts. single digit wind chill values

in the morning, teens in the afternoon. the here's the trend for the next ten days. couple cold days ahead, by end of the week we will average out for next weekend, near average and then maybe next week a push of some warmer air, this is not record highs but we may be running above average as we finish off the month of january. today mostly cloudy, a afternoon snow shower possible, 40 degrees, gets cold, breezy, 26. here's the extended forecast, high of 29 monday, feeling colder with the wind, tuesday up to 32. wednesday, thursday, sunshine, dry near average. friday we will watch a storm that could bring rain and snow with highs in the upper 30's. rahel, back to you. i know a lot of children hoping for some measurable snow, thank you. right now 8:18. time to check on the roads. lets go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, ann. >> good morning. this is schuylkill at conshohocken curve no delays or problems here. schuylkill is in fine shape through philadelphia and its suburbs. it is in fine shape all morning long. it continues to be. that is good news as you right now go to sunday morning

errand. we will move traffic cam again to i-95 approaching the walt whitman, that is to the left of your screen. no delays or problems here. walt whitman is in good shape. if you are taking it to cherry hill township to route 07 westbound at cuthbert boulevard there are delays there, right lane block due to low hanging wires. we will move the traffic cam one more time to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike. no delays at mid county tolls. further up no problems on the the northeast extension heading to the poconos or on the pennsylvania turnpike. and the blue route is actually at bottom of the screen here. blue route in good shape as well this morning. that is latest from the traffic center, i'm ann evans new rahel, back to you. thank you, ann. more heart break this morning for singer celine dion. her brother died from cancer days after her husband loses his battle with cancer. her brother, daniel dion died yesterday. he was 59 years old. daniel dion was one of the celine's 13 siblings. it comes as celine dion

prepares for funeral of her husband renee angeli. he died on thursday after a long battle with throat cancer. he was 73 years old. actor sean penn insists his interview with el chapo had nothing to do with the drug lord's capture in mexico. sean penn spoke with charley rose. here's a preview of the 60 minutes interview prepared to air tonight. >> here are things that we know: >> we know that the mexican government, they were clearly very humiliated by the notion that someone found them before they do. well, no one found them before they did. we are not smarter than dea or mexican intelligence. we had a contact upon which we were able to facilitate an invitation. >> do you believe that the mexican government released this in part, because they wanted, to see you blamed and to put you at risk. >> yeah. >> they wanted to encourage the the car to tell, to put

you in their credits hairs. >> yes. >> are you fearful for your life. >> no. >> i first wanted to necessity why you wanted to do this and why you wanted to go there. second i want to know the sense of how you felt about the risk you might be taking and why that risk was worth it. >> i had only, did i think that somebody, upon whose interview could i begin a conversation about the policy of the war on drugs that was my simple idea. >> you have no regrets. >> i have terrible regrets. >> what are the regrets. >> i regret that 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 actor sean penn on a special digs of 60 minutes, that airs tonight a at 8:00 right here on cbs-3.

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and east brandywine fire fight are find he has work to do when a man collapsed in front of him. i'm cleve bryan in downingtown with that story. and hopefully you have had a chance to enjoy the the milder weather we have had yesterday, just continue coming back to tell us about bitter cold weather on the way, we will be right back.

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fans and it is mid yan, supposed to be cold. today is a typical day now. we have some cloud across the the region this morning. quiet start to the day. temperatures holding in the low to mid 30's. officially at the airport it is 36 degrees. thirty in allentown. twenty-eight in mount pocono. we don't have harsh arctic air in place just yet, that arrives late tonight and sticks around for monday and tuesday, so get ready. temperatures, the in the suburbs, coldest spot in the upper 20's. the wind not much of an issue, we're 10 miles an hour or less. the that is also going to change later tonight. we will battle some nasty wind chills early tomorrow morning. there is storm scan three, we have had a few breaks in the cloud early this morning, and now skies going mostly cloudy. you can see a few peaks of sun depending where you are but there will be a storm that passes by to our south and east, could bring a snow shower or two a across southern new jersey, and delaware. so this morning it is dry, maybe a little bit of sun, cloud, 20's and 30's for temperatures this afternoon, cloudy skies, chance for a

snow shower, perhaps even in the city could see a snow shower but best chance south and east with temperatures in the 30's, maybe 40 for a high in philadelphia the that is a average for this time of the year. sure upper 30's with the best chance for some snow showers early to mid afternoon. poconos not a bad day at 31. then tonight arctic cold front moves in the region and then again this ushering in that cold air, high temperatures running 10 degrees below average tomorrow with single digit wind chill. we will break down that forecast and let you know how long cold last in the seven day in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. >> police are investigating a deadly shooting in philadelphia's green wood neighborhood. two people were shot inside the station's homeless shelter on north broad street shortly after 6:00 this morning. the one died at the scene, other was taken to temple hospital. their condition this morning is unknown. a man is fighting for his life following a shooting in north philadelphia a police say a suspect shot the victims multiple times in the head. eye witt the necessary news on the 1700 block of edgeley

street around 4:30 sat the day afternoon. the victim is between 25 and 30 years old. he was rushed to temple university hospital where he is listed in critical condition. police have not yet made any arrests. showing support for a philadelphia police officer ambushed. officer jesse hartnett may have a long road to recovery but won't have to make that recovery alone. he remained on the hearts and mind of the students and faculty at his high school alma matter. >> it is like family when we have been here so long. >> reporter: after 27 years of working at a high school you might think names and faces of student start to blur but not for miss rocco. >> very mannerly, always committed. >> reporter: philadelphia police office are jesse hartnett a 2001 graduate of bonner high school has recently become known to many around the country after what police called this targeted ambush. >> shots fired, i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: officer hartnett was shot three times, since the shooting at least twice a

day, his alma matter prays together for his recovery. >> as we pray this afternoon we ask everyone to keep in your prayer officer jesse. >> reporter: the attack has left philadelphia police and federal officials with many questions to answer, about the shooter a's motive as students themselves struggle with questions of their own. >> disappointment or frustration it might have happened, something like that might have happened so close to home and to someone that had walk the same ground they work every day. >> reporter: although answers are not perhaps easily found school officials say they will continue to pray, because in some ways their prayers have already been answered. >> i first thank god that he is still here, because he could have been killed. >> reporter: hartnett's father tells us it will be a long road and they are taking it day by day. thirty-two people are out of that are homes following an apartment building fire in yeadon delaware county. fire fighters had to pull a with man from the building at 300 block of north front

street. this happened 8:30 saturday morning. no word on the woman as condition. the investigators say the fire started inside of the third floor rear apartment, and damaged 20 units. the the cause of the fire is under investigation. east brandywine fire fighter comes to the the rescue while off-duty. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan explains he was at the right place at the right time to save a man's life. >> reporter: thirty-six years on the job east brandywine fire chief joseph edward isn't running up ladders anymore but being the new year he wanted 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 pretty hard, started to bleed and was unresponsive. >> reporter: edward and planet fitness staff called 911 to bring over their automated external defribillator known as an aed. >> stay calm follow these

voice instructions. >> reporter: edward put the pad on the man's chest and then a round of cpr until the time of shock. >> right after you you shock the the patient you are to do two more minutes of cpr and aed will count down how long you are doing it and it will tell you one more minute to go, 30 more seconds to go. >> reporter: after two round 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. >> his spirits were high, and more tests have to be done to see what is going on and they hepp for a speedy recovery. >> reporter: edward said even though he was in the the the right place to help the man having a aed red liz a railable was real life safer. >> sooner you have this applied and you shock the patient, the chance of survival increase dramatically. >> reporter: through deputy chief edward rick tim let us know's appreciate everything that was done but he is not feeling up to an interview. get this, he was a former fire fighter n downingtown i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

and cherry hill police department launched an aggressive recruitment campaign. the department says hundreds of officers candidates at cherry hill high school. there will be more testing today. officials say more than 1,000 people have signed up on saturday the the officer candidates took the written test. >> in light of the negative perception painted upon police recently to have 1200 people, want to come out and still serve and become police officer is extremely powerful message and fact that they want to do it here, brings pride to this organization. >> reporter: officials invited religious and community members to participate in the recruitment process to assure a diverse group of candidates. democratic candidates take the stage today in south carolina for another presidential primary debate. meanwhile two of the republican front runners are exchanging fire on the the campaign trail. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang has more on the match up. >> who put donald trum in

charge. >> reporter: ted cruz cracked a joke about his closest rival after getting stuck in the elevator on saturday but battle between cruz and donald trump is serious. >> today they have another story where he forgot another bank citi bank, and he forgot. >> reporter: at an event in portsmith new hampshire trum april accused cruz of hiding a loan from ci to ti bank from his texas senate campaign after cruz admitted he took out a million-dollar loan from goldman sachs. trump unleash half dozen tweets attacking cruz for his canadian birthplace and for slamming quote new york values. >> donald has nervous energy. >> reporter: democratic race is intensifying too. the candidates are getting ready to face off here in charleston, south carolina on sunday night, in the final debate before iowa caucus on february 1st. all three contenders front runner hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley attended first in the south dinner on saturday night, ad in to south carolina being the first state to vote after iowa

and new hampshire where sanders is giving clinton and unspectacle evening. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there is much more still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next, we will check this with face the nation's john dickerson for a look ahead at today's

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testing. good morning, rahel. >> today we will talk to hillary clinton and bernie sanders the two at the top of the fight for nomination. they have been trading barbs over the last few days and tonight they meet on the debate stage in charleston, south carolina so we will talk to them about the charges they have been leveling at one another and the the one of they plan to level tonight on the debate stage. then on the republican side when things are also quite heated, two weeks to go

until the voting begins in iowa and then about three weeks until it the starts in new hampshire which means goal, it is to stay alive for these candidates. marco rubio and john kassig will join to us talk about their plans and how they are doing, and then, we will at the end have as we always do our political round table to put all of this in perspective and talk a little bit about the latest news out of iran. >> lots to look forward to, john, thank you. and still to come this morning bundle up, bitter cold weather is on the the way, justin is back with frigid forecast. plus frigid temperatures mean bigger utility bills and three is on your side to help you keep cost under control. consumer reporter jim donovan has simple things to consider. and it is a condition that has derailed a local teen's life, our stephanie stahl speaks to the 16 year-old girl about the issue affecting more and more young woman.

well, first come the frigid cold and then comes the big utility bills. as the temperatures drop, three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells you about some simple things that you can do to keep costs under control. >> according to government energy forecast is the majority of the country can expect to spend less to heat our homes this winter. many of us heat with natural gas, those homeowners can expect to save 10 percent over last year. oil customers will shell out about 25 percent less, propane customers should feel at least a 15 percent savings in the north east, and if your home is heated primarily with electricity you'll see around 3 percent savings. but that doesn't mean you cannot save more by taking some simple steps. >> easily insulating where you do not have enough insulation, caulking around windows, or weather stripping around doors where you see daylight coming through. >> reporter: ben armstrong with peco says adjusting your thermostat slightly can have a significant impact on your bill. >> comfortable temperatures may be 66 degrees during the

day, 60 degrees or lower during night to ensure you are in the using more heat during night when you are sleeping. >> reporter: be sure furniture or blind are not blocking heat registers and something else you may want to consider. >> insulated curtains are a great way to close them to keep cold air out at night. >> reporter: another way to avoid sticker shock see if your utility company offers a budget plan and if so sign up. your bills will be averaged out so when there are spikes in usage like now or in the summer during a heat wave you won't feel pinch as much. i have posted more information on cbs philly.com. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. heating bill for the month of december we were lucky. now we have hints of arctic air. we had had one last wednesday. here comes another one late tonight and early for manor tuesday. it is just a typical mid-january day for us. we are waking up to quiet conditions, cloud with temperatures 20's and 30's. colder spots to the north and west of the city. john jenkin reports 26 degrees with cloudy skies, in

perkasie, this hour, and little bit closer, towards philadelphia, michael riley, sanatoga 31 degrees. we have clouds and see is what happening in cherry hill where lynn has 33 degrees, also overcast skies, and that is the trend down in south of delaware. little milder by one, 34 degrees at jason's house in middletown. the that is story quiet cloud this morning, maybe some snow showers returning some spots in the afternoon across southern delaware and new jersey. lets take you up to big boulder, a live look where they are opening things up for the day-to-day, they have a one to 2-foot base, nine trails opened at boulder, full capacity at jack frost with 20 trails. today and next two days probably best day for skiing and riding because tomorrow wind will kick up and we will battle nasty wind chills. this is what we're talking about as far as headlines go. cloud around maybe a snow shower in spots south and east in the city, early this afternoon and then turns windy tonight, get ready for our

next arctic blast and you will feel that tomorrow morning. the at least it is staying light, longer. something to look forward to. sunset now happening after 5:00 o'clock, 5:02 tonight. february 15:19. march 1st almost setting at 6:00. you can notice a difference. we are gaining one and a half minutes each day by end of the month early february we are gaining two minutes of daylight. temperatures, they take a dive average high is 40. today we will get close to that, tomorrow only in the 20's, still below 30's on tuesday, mid to late week we will get close to the average but there is in real true warmth coming at us over next seven days. the here's is what happening on storm can three. we have light snow breaking out across central virginia. is there a storm passing by to our south and east but may be close enough for parts of the southern delaware and coastal new jersey to get the light snow early this afternoon. maybe a snow shower up toward the city, early afternoon. the here's the model that shows that storm passing off the coast where majority of the precipitation is but again could be brushing parts of the coastal area with some light

snow. tonight, arctic front comes through maybe some snow showers out in the mountains, poconos, tomorrow, we will see some sunshine, mountains, snow showers, it is just windy, cold that sun will in the help much, same deal on tuesday, generally mostly sunny conditions but we will struggle to get near freezing and when you factor in the wind heading out late tonight or overnight it will feel like mid 20's, starting at 11:00 but look at 7:00 tomorrow morning. you don't have the the day off it will be a cold start to your commute, sipping will digit wind chills, it will feel below zero at times in the mountains. during the afternoon these wind chill values hole in the teens. here we go transition day there is the core of the cold air coming at us, arrives tonight, on top of us on monday, also on tuesday, and then starts to lift out for wednesday, jet stream back a little further are north we will get closer to average and then by the end of the week we're talk about temperatures in the 30's, and possibly even a storm, coming in friday and

saturday. we will talk about that in a second. today snow shower possible in the afternoon, tonight, it is cloudy, breezy, cold, 26 degrees wind kicks up. it will be a cold martin luther king day, sun, cloud, windy actual high 29 degrees. we saw those values in the single digits and teens. slow moderation middle of the week sunshine for wednesday, thursday. upper 30's and 40's. friday we will have to watch, there will be a storm around that could bring rain and snow in the region with temperatures in the upper 30's. if you love watching weather, you can be featured by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now at cbs philly.com/watchers. rahel, back to you. right now 8:48. let's check back on those roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. >> good morning rahel. i-95 is focused on the the southbound lanes between broad street and island avenue. we have a work vehicle or work vehicles that are the culprit here. construction being done and

left lane are closed and there are delays, once again, i-95 south between broad street. construction, left lane is closed and you can see traffic is squeezing by on that right lane. but we have a few delays there. we will move traffic cam again, this is schuylkill at vine expressway eastbound lanes of the schuylkill to the right of the screen, actually traffic moving away us from. traffic moving toward us through you westbound lanes in the vine street expressway in the middle there as you can see. no delays or problems on the the schuylkill or vine this morning. both highways are in good shape but we will move traffic cam within more time to the ben franklin bridge mid span, out the of the ben franklin bridge and area bridges are in good shape, however, taking ben franklin bridge to cherry hill township, 70 westbound on cuthbert boulevard there are delays there right lane is block due to low hanging wires. everything else, 42, 55, ac expressway, garden state parkway, everything else looks okay this morning. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic enter, i'm ann evans.

the here's leslie with sports. >> cozies clear for eagles to sign chiefs coordinator doug pederson as their new head coach. kansas city season is over thanks to tom brady and new england patriots. doug and the chiefs came in the with the 11 game winning streak and they gave patriots all they could handle but tom brady had a full compliment of the wide receiver. tom threw for 302-yard and two touchdowns to beat the 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 the orange and black four game winning streak came to an end against the rangers. houston defensive even jj what the in the house checking out the metropolitan division showdown, no score in the first. sean contact tore use pass toes brayden schenn. the slams the punk publishing in the back of the net. the flyers with the early lead. rangers respond. rick nash with the sweet dish. he beats steve mason. they took a two-one lead.

third period flyers on the power play check out puck movement, vortex to wayne simmonds parked in front of the net. after a scoreless overtime game goes in the shoot-out. no good for the the flyers. voracek will miss, rangers do not. so they leave town with the three-two victory. sixers wrapping up six game home stand with the trailblazers, brett brown team looking to end a four game losing streak. sixers took control from the opening tip, jahlil okafor knocking down jumper from the foul line, he had 25 points, grabbing ten boards, and ish smith continues his good play ovulate scoring 16 points and handing out five assists, sixers led wire to wire for their fifth win of the season 114-89 the final. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal. have a great day. on the cbs-3 healthwatch alarming new research about teenage girls and kidney stones. health reporter stephanie stahl has details of the stud friday philadelphia's children's hospital. >> the pain will get better. >> reporter: sixteen year-old victoria tapin has been living in misery from kidney stones.

she has had five surgeries and depend on nature the cot innings. >> it is horrible pain but a lot more of a sharp pain in my stomach area, then it is like that. all i can do is lay in bed. i don't go to school. i don't see my friend. >> reporter: victoria is part of the growing trend female teenagers developing kidney stones. >> it is not an old man disease. i was like that is one of those things in the for teenage girls. >> reporter: it used to be a problem for middle-aged white men but new research from children's hospital of philadelphia shows adolescent girls, especially african americans have experienced two to 5 percent increase in kidney stones. >> it is youngest patients that are experiencing the greatest growth in stones. >> reporter: urology goodies gregory desean, said genetics, dehydration and consuming a lot of salt increase risk for kidney stones but it is not known what is causing the spike among teenagers. >> it the highlights the need for future trials, future research. >> reporter: because of the

lack of awareness victoria had trouble being accurately diagnosed and treated. she and her mom who has also had kidney stones just recently moved to chester county. they are relieved she's being treated in chop which is leading the way in research on the issue. >> thankful that more people will be aware, they will look at her and think i have never heard of any teenage girl having teenage kidney stones. >> instead of ct scans to diagnosis kidney stones in teens which exposing them to radiation chop uses result sound first. there are varieties, surgical treatments in addition to shock wave therapy. diet can help prevent them, including consuming a lot of lemon juice. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. now pandemonium at washington d.c. zoo. baebae made his official public debut. cub was born august 22nd. a twin cub born the same day as baebae died soon afterward after his birth. some people stood in line for hours before the the gate even

opened yesterday just for a chance to see baebae up close. >> my mom said what do you want to do? i said go see a panda. i had to open it up at midnight. >> baebae is still nursing and was kept in the panda house until yesterday, there are only 1800 pandas left in the wild. we will be right back.

justin is back with a check of the forecast, justin, yesterday was beautiful. >> real nice. >> we had 50's, for highs, in some spots. >> not today though good no, currently not tomorrow. we will get you ready for cold air that will arrive tonight. >> back to reality. >> puts you on target for mid-january standard and we have a lot of cloud around. there will be a storm that passes by to our coast, off the coast, so there called company be light snow southern delaware and southern new jersey especially a along shore points early this afternoon maybe a snow shower gets in the city as well, otherwise mostly cloudy skies, highs in the 30's to around 40. cold air starts to rush in

tonight, partly cloudy and wind kicks up, 26 for it the i, colder in the suburbs. tomorrow morning will feel like single digits, in the have afternoon not much better feeling like the the teens with the actual high of 29 degrees, and then slow moderation by end of the week, and friday we have to watch a storm potential for rain and snow across the the area. >> cold in january. >> yes. >> we should expect it. >> all right. >> thanks justin. the that is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on to tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day.

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