parkway but we will start with meet the role goodies kate bilo on the cbs-3 sky deck, kate. >> it is a bitter wind chill night out here guys. it feels colder then thermometer would have you believe. throw on an extra lane, kick heat up, and throw an extra blanket on the bed tonight. cold start to tomorrow morning as well for those kid heading to the bus stop, you may want to drive them there tomorrow morning. we are in the grips of the third cold snap of winter. we had three well below average days so far this january. this is the the third one. you can see storm scan three. net is where snow band are lining up over new york state. that is where wind is coming from. it is northwest wind and we are feeling it here tonight making the cold feel so much more worse. a few flakes possible here in philadelphia but it is wind and the chill that we're talking about. only 22 degrees right now in the city. is 11 in mount pocono. twenty in wilmington. eighteen in reading. that is only half of the story look at these wind chills. it feels like five below in the poconos right now.

feels like seven and i can attest to that in philadelphia a feels like one in lancaster. the it is getting colder as we head through a long cold winter's nice. the as i mentioned we may have chance for heavy snow on the way, i will have more in the full forecast but nor now we will head out to justin drabick live with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab. >> we will get to justin in a bit. thanks, kate. it the is not just cold but wind chills that will make it feel frigid. meteorologist justin drabick joins us from the ben franklin park which where the wind are already whipping up tonight, j.d. >> that is right, ukee. this will be the the trend throughout the overnight hours and for one more day on tuesday. the the cold we can handle. this isn't record breaking cold but it is the wind. out here on the parkway, the flags still blowing pretty good. wind over 20 miles an hour, sustained gusting over 30. not a lot of foot traffic out here. earlier there were people jogging but then it is pretty quiet. we have clear skies. we are not dealing with any precipitation. yesterday we had our first measurable snow here in philadelphia coming in a a

half inch. now we are dealing with the arctic blast that sits around for another 24 hours. again problem is the wind. this is what it will feel like tomorrow morning. lucky today maybe the the day off from work, school, back to reality tomorrow. the dress warm. up in the poconos we could feel as cold as minus ten when you factor in the wind in the lehigh valley below zero at times even around the city could get to around zero when you factor in the win. the not much better in south jersey and delaware with wind chills down in the single digits or close to it as well. so back here again with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab, we will check it out in the city. we have 22.3 degrees. that is current air temperature, again, these wind kicking up good feeling like single digits. arctic air moves out. but it stays cold this week. that is going to be the the issue with this next storm. all season long we have not had cold air. it will stick around. here's one model forecast that energizees storm off shore and runs in the cold air. that is why we are talking about that snow potential and days away, so there will be a a lot of changes in the forecast.

we will have more details in the next 24 to 48 hours on. that reporting live from the ben franklin parkway, now back in the studio. >> justin, thanks very much. you can get latest on this arctic blast and winter weather information on our web site the at cbs philly.com. gusty bitter cold makes things tougher for fire fighters battling a fire at a historic site in cumberland county. investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire that wiped out the hill crest towers. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in bridgeton with more tonight, greg. >> reporter: the weather did play a big part in fighting this fire, detrimental part in fact, those heavy wind, high wind and it took fire fighters two hours to put out the flames here. the the tavern is a total loss. many in this community tonight here very upset. hill crest tavern stood on this very corner for more than

230 years. now piece of american history is a pile of ruble. >> i was the chef here for 15 years and just left three years ago. >> reporter: lucas mccormack like so many others that kind, drink and work at hill crest tavern stopped by downtown bridgeton new jersey bar monday to snap pictures of what once was. >> this was kind of job that was my home away from home. it is where, it is wherever one came. >> reporter: tavern was built in the 1782 and served as a popular stage coach stop and watering hell for many heading toward cape may and kings highway which we new know at broad street. >> we got first call 5:00 a.m. monday morning. three alarm fire wiped that history away. >> it went to a second alarm and went to the operations. >> it is a piece of bridgeton history for the. >> reporter: for a few years robert wayne owned it. >> if you go up into the the building itself, there is no nails, it is all pegged. the old way of doing it.

>> reporter: as fire fighters tried to figure out how the fire started, many are wondering what, if anything, will replace it. >> for the next however years it will be, you know, drive past this cross section and you will look there and memories and building will not be there. >> you can replace the building but you cannot replace the history. >> reporter: back here live, you can see a testament to how popular this restaurant was. all evening folks from the community coming here they are taking pictures, gathering in the parking lot to remember the tavern that burned down here, early this morning. the as with the investigation you heard fire officials they are not sure how the the fire started, but we are told that it did begin on the second floor. we're live here from bridgeton new jersey i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". greg, thank you. fire fighters had to break windows at this abington residents getting a fire there under control this video was sent by brian sullivan of the

fire company the fire started 6:30 on jenkintown road and west avenue. in word on a cause but no injuries were reported. the suspect in the deadly shooting in a north philadelphia home less shelter is now in police custody. three two-year old john brook turned himself in within the last hour, and is currently being interviewed by homicide detectives. police say brook snuck into the shelter early sunday morning after being banned from entering, he then according to police shot and killed one employee and critically injured another. police say brook targeted those one employees after they escorted him out the previous day. >> he actually asked someone else are those two employees working. so he wanted to necessity where they were working. he walked in the facility, as soon as he walks in their station is as soon as you walk to the left, he turns and attempts to execute both of them as soon as he walks in. brook is facing murder and attempted murder charges. new developments tonight, surrounding some human remains

found in ridley creek state park new years day. police hope three rings may lead to help in identifying the victim. we are told she's a female and her teens or late 20's. the rings were recovered from inside the clothing of the female and all of this are unique. if you can identify one of the rings or any of them, you're asked to contact the the pennsylvania state police. the spirit was all about giving back in our region to honor legacy and life of doctor martin luther king, junior. new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells you local college students volunteered to make the world a better place for people and animals. >> reporter: service came in many forms at stockton university this martin luther king day. in one room volunteers tout free cpr classes, in another they wrote letters for am necessary stay international for people unguessly imprisoned around the globe this room was exceptionally hand on. here students assemble prosthetic hand for non-profit

called enabling the future. >> folks all around the world can register who need a hand and this organization connects folks like ourselves who are printing them, with those who are in need. >> reporter: what part they may lack they made using a 3-d printer. >> most times, the 3-d printing is more for just like a hobby and fun but this can help someone. >> reporter: far from high tech and few miles from camden stockton students helped a south jersey horse rescue. they spread hey, brushed horses and even bagged let's call it fertilizer. >> i think it is great because he is living on, like years after he died and everything. everybody is all about helping and stuff. so, it is really great. >> reporter: no matter how you are helping. >> yes. >> reporter: even if you are scooping up this. >> yes. >> reporter: stockton students have been helping out south jersey horse rescue for last three years and today they will get extra help with the martin luther king day of

service. >> service is more than just service to people but serve us to animals. >> reporter: whatever your passion there was an opportunity to help. i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, leader gathered at independent mall in a special ceremony that let freedom ring. >> bell ringing. >> i was very honored to preside over the event honoring doctor martin lieutenant your king junior. this event started by the late delores tucker years ago. that symbolic ringing of the liberty beal by a relative of delores tucker. special remarks by many including governor tom wolf, mayor jim kenney and senator bob casey. our natasha brown hosted a martin luther king lunch today in center city. the 31st annual benefit for philadelphia martin luther king junior association for non-violence. day included a variety of esteemed speakers and performances reflecting on the non-violent legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. across the river in cherry hill many gathered to celebrate doctor king's

peaceful impact. "eyewitness news" at national stop the violence alliance, celebrating the king holiday. special guests reverend robin scott king, niece of the martin lieutenant are king junior, spoke about her uncle's vision and the the day just keeps getting better. >> it keeps getting bigger because it keeps getting better because people are realizing that we must continue to go forward to make a change to truly get the meaning of doctor king's speech i have a dream. >> former police commissioner charles ramsey received the coveted national peace medal the at today's event. today's day of service was about paying it forward for these local students. vittoria woodill was there with the children and volunteers who worked with them to beautify their schools. see how the school was transformed tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. looking forward to that. that would be great. still to come on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 new warnings about the over use of antibiotics. our stephanie he stall explains why taking them too often could be a problem.

and it may look like an ordinary letter but it is who wrote it, and where it was found, that is catching our eye tonight. we will explain on the other side, kate? and it is quiet night on the radar picture here but the temperatures, that is the big story for now, temperatures plumetting tonight, stays frigid tomorrow and i'll have the new details on potential major winter storm by even of the week, all coming up in weather, don. the worst kept secret is out, eagles confirmed that doug pederson is the new head coach. what is his next order of business? to fill out his staff. some new information on a offensive and defensive coordinator coming up later in sports.

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infections but they are prescribed all the time. that has created a problem of antibiotic resist tense. these new recommendations out today are reminding doctors and patients about the dangers. >> just congested at all. >> a little bit. >> mckenzie myers has a sore throat and cough. >> persisted for five daisy decided to stop it and just, make sure that it wasn't strip. >> reporter: her doctored determined it was not strip throat a bacteria infection. >> say ahh. >> reporter: but more likely a virus which is not treated with antibiotics. >> viral infections don't respond to antibiotics. because antibiotics, are targeted specifically at bacteria. >> reporter: doctor harry fairmount is an infectious disease specialist at cooper university hospital. >> so if you take an antibiotic for a viral infection it will not help you. >> reporter: in issuing new warnings about over use the american college of physicians, together with the cdc warned that 50 percent of antibiotic prescriptions for respiratory illnesses may be, unnecessary. >> the goal, of this is to

prevent antibiotics over use, which would cause antibiotic resist tense which is literally killing people in this country. >> reporter: if doctors know there is this problem with antibiotic resist tense why do they keep prescribing so many antibiotics. >> because patients expect them, not that antibiotics get rid of their symptoms but people believe that they are going to get better with an antibiotic. >> reporter: instead of the antibiotics, mckenzie was told rest would be more helpful. >> when i am fix my body will be able to fight it off and antibiotics will be able to help. >> reporter: through go. new recommendations include prescribing antibiotics, only when strep throat is concerned. for sinus infection that is last more than ten days or severe symptoms last three days or more. doctors say antibiotics can have serious side effects like allergic reactions an upset stomach. for people with heart issues they can especially dangerous. i know you want to get over a cold but an antibiotic will

not do it. >> that is a virus. >> it is a virus. >> good heads up. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. inspiring piece of history surfaces here in our area. >> look at this letter from 1933 written by aviator amelia earhardt. she wrote it to a 13 year-old girl from detroit who asked her advice how she could follow in her footsteps. letter was recently acquired from the private collector and now for sale by the the roth the collection. >> that story amazing to me. kate joins us after a little time off. frigid temperatures have come to greet you. >> yes, they have. >> i stepped off the plane from florida, oh, well, this is mother nature. we will see how we are doing this. we need cold. we have been saying this since beginning of the winter. in order to get snow you need fresh arctic cold and you need moisture. right now we don't have moisture. by end of the week we will have have plenty of moisture. >> plenty. >> plenty. >> we're talking about one to 2 inches of moisture.

if you do a math, somebody up and down the east coast could get over a foot of snow, possibly more than that but it is still, very, very early. we are target ago this much here in philadelphia just not responsible to talk amounts this far out. the storm has not even made land fall in california. we have to see what it will do. but it does look more and more likely a large part of heavy snow will impact part of the east coast. we will start with what is happening outside we will get down the the shore where boardwalk is empty because it is frigid outside. it feels like 7 degrees down the the shore. not going to get much better overnight. this is ocean city boardwalk looking decidedly less crowded then it did in maybe six months ago at this time in mid-july, beautiful. now it is cold outside. all of the shops are shuttered but it is quiet for the moment. shore could have greater impacts if it pans out the way it looks a as though it might we could talk about coastal flooding and strong gusty wind battering the shorelines. storm scan three does show lake effect snow in new york

state. a few flakes cannot be ruled out here in philadelphia big story is temperature, 22 right new in the city, and 11 in mount pocono and 22 in million willville. waking up tomorrow morning it will feel close to zero, here's what it feels like at 8:00 a.m. minus one in allentown. ten below, eight below by 8:00 d zero in philadelphia a computer is taking its time catching up with me here. going too fast. by the afternoon still only feeling like the the teens, maybe around 11 degrees at 7:00. even though our high is near freezing, it will feel colder than that thanks to a strong gusty win from the north and west. reason why we have that is the strong pressure gradient. storms to the north high pressure to the south. wind come through this tunnel so to speak. they accelerate when we have a set up like this things are quiet for your tuesday and into wednesday this little clipper system off to to the south late wednesday night, could deliver a few snow showers, main a few flurries overnight wednesday night. then focus shifts to our next system. this is the european model,

saturday 3:00 a.m. notice snow blue shading you see here blanketing eastern sea board. thinks a major nor'easter. this is our latest track from the european. we have a lot of snow up and down east coast. i want to you note percentages, looking generally, widely separated. so we could have anything from extreme snow, 12 plus inch toes just light snow depending on, of course, the track. it does look like the snow will be in the heavy range, six plus inches for now. overnight a few clouds, windy or cold, 16. tomorrow mostly sunny, windy, frigid a at 30 degrees. then we have quiet the days, wednesday and thursday. snow arriving friday afternoon and continue through much of the day saturday, like i said, still a lot of moving parts were this system. stay tune. we will have better information especially by wednesday when we can start nailing down the potential snow amounts. stay right there we will be

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don bell joining us now and pieces coming together. >> yes, the the staff. >> at this point we are trying to connect the dots. it is licensing quickly after what three weeks of waiting. with an 11 paragraph e-mail the eagles named doug pederson their new head coach. now the question is who does he put on his staff? source is confirmed that lions head coach jim schwartz is in town. now is he here to interview or is he the defensive coordinator? he spent seven seasons in tennessee, as a d.c. as for offense former bills coordinator frank reich will be the the offensive coordinator. this season he held the same position with the san diego chargers but was fire. pederson has no head coaching experience, experts over at wip say that hiring a quality staff will be key. >> hire a really strong defensive coordinator hoist an old head who has been around the league who can be his guru, the way andy reid hired jim johnson. to me that guy would be love

smith. that would be my first choice. >> i think it is more important for a young head coach who has never been a head coach before he needs to surround himself with guys who have experience who have been through this before. the guys that he can trust and rely on. construction of his have staff and hiring of his staff i think is vital in terms of his long term success. >> now here is doug arriving this morning to sign that contract, talking about doug pederson. eagles will hold a news conference tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 to formal willly introduce him to the media. lets move on to hoops, mlk matinee in nyc. sixers taking on the knicks. they are looking for their first win against an eastern conference opponent this season. brett brown's squad put in extra work this afternoon, how about the first overtime, sixers up a point, ish smith, alley hoop to nerlens noel with the flush. noel 18 points, 13 board. final second of the overtime sixers down by three. robert covington off the glass, the the bank shot, the bank is opened on a holiday.

we have double overtime, tied at 107. knicks a bucket, aaron on the break, slippery in transition, he scores, and the knicks beating the sixers 119-113. >> frank reich, engineered that come back. >> yes, the houston oilers at this time. >> we will be right back. spokesbox: ♪ go paperless, don't stress, girl ♪ ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. way down. so keep things moving with 100% fiber optic fios by verizon. with fios, you get the big capacity all your devices thrive on. it's the fastest internet and wi-fi available,

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family see you >> pelley: family reunions for american prisoners released by iran. also tonight, michigan's answer to the flint lead crisis. is it too little? the clinton-sanders race is tightning. >> her campaign says they always knew it would be close. >> yeah, right. >> eagles guitarist glen frey has died. ♪ take it easy >> pelley: and one man's journey to keep the dream alive. >> i want people to be involved with what king was about and his vision. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today's pictures tell the story, relief and delight on the faces of three americans released from iranian prison. tonight they're bei