now starting just yesterday afternoon we started to talk about this. we didn't have five or six day lead time on your last storm. hopefully people have been paying attention and know what to expect walking out the door tomorrow morning and decision makers at schools are paying attention as well because there could be late starts depending where you are. the lets look at storm scan three. you can see looking for snow we are not seeing much of any of that just yet. we are tracking mostly rain on storm scan three. you can see green. look at the how far inland over portions of the carolinas and virginia, and it is moving inland over new jersey shore as well. a as we head through tonight cooler air is going to work its way in after the sun goes down and eventually this rain will not only move further inland but will change over to snow and snow could come down heavily at times. 9:00 p.m. we have light rain down the shore, watch how this starts backup inland by 1:00 a.m., mainly rain still all over the place and then of after 2:00 a.m. watch how that rain changes over to some snow. this is tricky part of the

system how quickly does rain change over to snow and how long does the snow stick around once that change over happens. here's 7:00 a.m. back edge moving out of fill but still snowing heavily down the shore and that wraps in out after 9:00 a.m., still snowing helpful willly over southern new england. that is area that will get heavier accumulations out of this. for us still something to look at. there are tricky part, mainly boundary layer, warm near surface and how fast does that change over happen but pretty much entire area is under a winter weather advisory that starts at the 1:00 a.m. ape goes until 10:00 a a.m. coming up we will tell you how much snow we expect to where you live and we have another threat for snow in the extended forecast when i join you inside, back over to you. by the way we are going on the air 30 minutes early tomorrow morning so join the "eyewitness news" team at 4:00 t weather and traffic updates. and, for your weather forecast, anytime down load free cbs philly weather app, a railable on i thetunes and google will play.

a driver is killed and four students are among those hurt in the crash involving a south jersey school bus. it happened around 7:45 this morning, on east commerce street in fairfield township cumberland county. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live on the scene with more on the investigation, alex? >> reporter: good evening, guess contact state police say that a driver crossed over the center line, hitting in to a school bus head on causing it to fall on to its side. there were four student on the the bus at the time, between ages of 11 and 17. witnesses watched as students were taken out of the back exit of the school bus, turned on its side. >> you could not make out any word, crying screaming, everybody frantic. >> reporter: it was 7:45 this morning on the 800 block of east commerce street in fairfield township that police say a toyota rar4 crossed the center line and collided with the bus head on. >> noise was horrific. the it was a big bang, crash.

>> reporter: that driver, four three-year old larry waller of bridgeton died at the scene. >> i was shock. >> i was scared. >> i didn't know what to think. >> reporter: four special need students traveling to the pine land learning sent and driver of the bus were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. a student aid vera cole also on the the bus was more seriously hurt, the eight two-year old was taken to cooper university hospital in serious but stable condition. >> it scars me, you know. >> reporter: mobile home community that borders the the scene watched as the bus was pulled upright and parents wondered how they will explain all that has happened to their children. >> it the is sad. my kid have questions, other kid have questions, they are scared. somebody lost their life. >> reporter: neighbors here tell me they think the bus may have been leaving after picking up that aid from this neighborhood and pulled out to be hit only moments later. police will continue to investigate what cause that had suv to cross over that center line. reporting from cumberland county, alexandria hoff, cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> alex, thanks. a freight train slammed into a car after a couple followed their g ps on to the railroad tracks. it happened on waiverly road in gladwynn, montgomery county last night. once the couple realized they made a right turn on the track they got out of the car and then call 911. >> i had peace of mine thank god to get out of the vehicle with the this passenger and safely exit, prior to north or southern train that was traveling east bound on the track. >> reporter: the train, push the car 100 feet down the track but in one was injury. coastguard comes to the the rescue of an injured fisherman, off the coast of atlantic city. take a look at this video from a coast gallon chopper. the 49 year-old man suffered injuries to his right-hand, on a fishing vessel named determination. the fisherman got into a basket and was hosted to the chopper which then flew him to atlantic care regional medical center for treatment. it all happened about 70 miles

from the barnegat inlet. a four alarm fire burns through a home in montgomery county. chopper one over greenwood avenue at sprees lane. no one was home when the fire started and no one was hurt. the the cause of the fire is still being looked into. a terrifying ordeal in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood police say a gunman opened up the front door of a home last night on east fillmore street and started firing. a 30 year-old man was shot in the head and then killed. at least ten people, including four children were in the home. police are searching for the suspect. a special committee will examine criminal justice reform in philadelphia, councilman curtis jones, former deputy police commissioner bethel and chief of the cities public defenders association are all co chairs of the committee among many issues they will examine is wrapped growth of the adult prison population and the impact, that current laws have on philadelphia community. the commit thee will set a date for hearing. meek mill offered word of

encourage. to a group of philadelphia a high school students. he stopped by boys latin in west philadelphia, and spoke candidly with students telling them to go to college and reject so-called gangster culture. meek mill grew up in strawberry mansion and has had his share of trouble with the law. he is due in front of the philadelphia judge tomorrow for sentencing on a probation violation. and, we are inching closer to kick off, of super bowl 50 right here on cbs 36789 just over three days left until broncos and panthers go at it. >> lets take a look at a live picture now, there it is, right there of super bowl city in san francisco. it is epicenter of all of the activity surrounding the super bowl and it the is quite an event. >> that it is. done bell bell joins us live from san francisco covering us the super bowl and don, tell us more, man. >> reporter: oh, man been a great experience so far, really looking forward to sunday. guys, we are 3,000 miles away from the delaware valley and

philadelphia is being represented, in a major, major way. earlier today i had an opportunity to speak with brandon mcmanus, the kicker for denver broncos and he is ready for his close-up. >> now this is the year brandon graduated, senior year, this is after the district one championship we had beat neshaminy. >> reporter: from district chapel top super bowl champ, brandon mcmanus, he hopes so, the 24 year-old from lansdale has come a long way where his head coach dick beck used to serve up tough love. >> i was a lot smaller back then. i don't know if he would do it the now. he had trust in me. you know, i was able to come in and try to do a good job for him. >> he can handle me, yelling at him when he was 14 years old as a freshman kicker, you know, he has been prepared to handle it. >> reporter: after north penn mcmanus moved on to temple at the first he wanted to go to a warm place like college but

alabama coach matt rule made all of the difference. >> he was a father figure to me. how much love he had, and he wanted me to go to temple. great seeing how well he has done. >> he deserved some adversity and for him to be the guy that has propelled the broncos in the super bowl, i could not be more happy. >> reporter: after his time on north broad street mcmanus went undrafted and landed in denver. instead of the basking in the lime light he found the anti bullying squad, an organization, based out of new jersey, that helps kid prevent bullying. >> a little boy was getting bullied with down syndrome by his neighbors, his parents were encouraging his kids to make fun of him. to hear that story, i knew i had to do something bit. >> reporter: well, here we are, downtown, san francisco, we will give you a a look the at the bay bridge, you guys back in the studio. i want to tell you, i enjoyed my chat with brandon mcmanus. i asked him, i said super

bowls can be close. if it comes down and your right foot, are you ready to roll. he said absolutely. that is story from here in downtown san francisco, let's go back to the studio. >> it very well could. >> got to be ready for that. >> good stuff. >> thanks, don. coming up tonight late show host stephen colbert talks about his live star studded super bowl post game show. and the notorious pharmaceutical ceo who jacked up a price of the life saving drug is called before congress. what he did today to irritate lawmakers. a different kind of lottery count down is on. sixty-three million-dollar jackpot winner has just hours to claim their prize, before it vanishes forever. so many people would love a better credit score, but trying to improve it comes with a warning? consumer reporter jim donovan has important information about credit score scammers, who can turn you into the crook.

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now the latest on campaign 2016, on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate tonight in new hampshire among republicans, donald trump is back in the granite state

stepping up his efforts after disappointing finish in iowa. here's cbs reporter danielle nottingham. >> we're the the beginning of a very, very important last few days. >> reporter: donald trump took a break from his a attacks against rival ted cruz on the campaign trail one day after slamming cruz on social media accusing him of stealing the iowa caucus with official looking campaign mailers. trump tweeted this is cruz voter violation certificate sent to everyone, a misdemeanor at minimum. cruz said trump was just angry. >> i have not responded in kind and i do not intend to respond. >> reporter: trump was leading in the polls in iowa before a last minute surge from cruz. trump's campaign is trying to avoid a second loss in new hampshire. >> we have more volunteers, more active, more people out there knocking on doors. they are going out in teams to have a a lot of fun doing it. >> reporter: analyst say it ties late for trump to build a ground game because it is a a strategy that is months in the the making.

andy smith is political science professor at the university of new hampshire. >> donald trump can continue to be donald trump the brand, and not donald trump the politician or donald trump complaining that the election was rigged in iowa, then i think he had a really good chance of winning. >> reporter: trump supporters agree. >> he is not afraid to rock the boat and the boat needs to get turned over. >> reporter: republican field will have its last debate before the primary saturday. democrat bernie sanders and hillary clinton hold their first one on one debate tonight. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". officialness florida are bracing for a battle against rapidly spreading zika virus. the florida governor has declared a healthy mergecy for five counties there. the florida department of health confirms travelers contracted 12 cases of zika in the sunshine state and the governor is now asking for the help from the feds. >> a as for test kits from the

cdc, we will ask the cdc to inform people. >> reporter: mosquitoes are rapidly spreading zika in latin america and caribbean and the virus is linked to serious birth defects that can cause several thousand babies to be born with small heads and potential brain damage. so far there are at least four dozen cases of zika in the u.s. so is what your credit score? to some three digit number can be like a dirty word. >> if you want to improve your score, consumer reporter jim donovan warns you to be careful. scammers cannot only steel your information but they can turn you into a crook. from buying a car to buying a home lenners can see your decisions in a credit report. and some scammers, see an opportunity. according to the federal trade commission, there are a few easy twice spot a credit repair scam, first if the company asks for payments, before they render any services. also, if they ask that you do not contact a credit reporting agencies directly. and if they suggest giving

false information when applying for a mortgage or a loan. another troubling trend a among credit repair scammers the promise of than a entirely new credit identity which can unwittingly land a consumer in trouble with the law. you can spot these scams when a service suggest abandoning a social security number as a primary source of identification, and instead using a new number that they assigned and call it a cp n for credit privacy number or credit profile number. in many cases these numbers are stolen social security numbers, often from children, which is why they have a a clean credit slate. now the federal trade commission has lots of information and advice on how to avoid being ripped off in a credit repair scam. i have posted links freon cbs philly.com/consumer. i will also post on my facebook and twitter feed. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> you don't want to be taken advantage of. >> exactly. do you ever think about this, when you lose weight, where does it go.

>> weeknights at 11:00 you ask and nicole brewer asks your question. and this is another good one tonight, we want to know, where does that fat go? it is one of the greatest mistress of the weight loss whether you lose 5-pound or 50, does it the just disappear? nicole is searching for the answers, and she will have it the for you tonight at 11:00. what is your good question? we'd love to know. log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us just using the hashtag cbs-3 good question. kate bilo joins us now with your forecast. so old man winter wants to throw us something, something before he gets out of town. >> i guess old man winter was saying you you are getting rid of your snow. >> don't you you forget, it is february good exactly. >> we want to make things look white, and pretty again and here we go another chance for snow overnight. we have issues with thise for system, tricky storm, last one was cut a dry and straightforward this one is a sneak attack as this is brushing up the coast,

temperatures are expect to stay above freezing in most areas tonight, even as cold air moves in, aloft and upper atmosphere change ago this rain, over to snow, question is how quickly does that change over happen and how much snow can pile up before the system gets out. lets look at weather-wise what is going on. we will go down the shore where speaking of that rain, look at that boardwalk in ocean city, it is wet. rain has moved in the shore points and we will see that precipitation field expand as we go through overnight hours and then eventually enough cold air will come in aloft that it will change rain into snow, and also another question is how quickly does it stick. does it stick at all and where will that snow begin sticking to the roadways. the lets look at a live neighborhood network cameras at broad headsville, this was coated with snow. this area got good deal of snow in the last system. the not seeing much more than the plow piles. fields are clear. that is one spot that may not get a lot of snow because this will be mainly philadelphia, nearby suburbs and then toward shore points. you can see where rain is right now lining up and down

the coast and even as we zoom in we can see generally light, burlington county seeing rain at the the moment down toward portions of southern new jersey inane to delaware. notice the preciptation field down toward virginia and north carolina that will continue to work northward and precipitation will invade our region overnight and it will get cold enough this will change over to snow. if this were happening during the day instead of overnight it would be just a rain event. fact it is coming with enough cold air being pulled in the system that will create risk for some snow. here are your advisories, they will go in effect at 1:00 a.m. until 10:00 tomorrow morning. you can see lehigh valley, berks county not included. bucks, montgomery, chester are included. it goes to the eastern see game. lets talk about timing wise what to expect? rain will expand from east to west as after 9:00 p.m. after 3:00 a.m. we will expect to see transition from rain to wet snow. this will be a heavy, slushy, wet the snow that will keep totals limited as well. after 5:00 a.m. snow, some of

that will be convective. what does that mean it means thunderstorm type snow. i don't think we will have thunder snow but intense snowfall rates. coat to go 2 inches. philadelphia, surrounding suburbs heading up in montgomery, bucks county, two to four possible down the shore with higher amounts from toms river right up into southern new england. it is a little snow but big impact because we have brief bursts of intense snow. it will be snowing during morning commute could stick to roads and we had shorter lead time on this storm. the it was expect to stay off shore until about this time yesterday. rain to snow overnight. it is breezy, 34 degrees. notice we're above freezing. that will be something we will keep in mind as well but i do think it could stick briefly if the snow comes down heavily enough. we will clear out friday afternoon. weekend looks better, highs near 50. we have another chance for snow next week we will have more on that next half an hour. >> see you then. >> thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" working out with an olympian.

>> is that what i'm supposed to be at right now? okay. >> no. >> i'll be dead by then. >> our pat gallen is learning the art of rowing from a real pro meet local woman who will be rowing in the olympics, don? guys, the league is littered with chip kelly cast offs, coming up next in sports, i talk to one of the guys that kelly let go a chat with evan mathis when we come back from

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rid of prime time talent. one of the guys he got rid of was guard evan mathis, two time pro bowler, who was released in june 2015, a few hours ago, i got a chance to catch up with him because now he starts for denver broncos. i asked him have you heard from any of your peeps in philly. >> twitter, social media, e-mails from a lot of fans that i had in philly, end ising their well wishes. grateful for all that. there is a a lot of good people there. >> do you miss it at all. >> i am glad where i am, i love being where i am, i miss my teammates and relationships that i had, and the friend that i had but i'm where i'm speaksed to be right now. >> i think this team already plays for each other. that is what is special for this group of guys. there is a tremendous, culture in our locker room. a a lot of good relationships. everybody gets along. guys have fun doing what they do. but, you know, no matter who

the quarterback was. we were already to the point where we're playing for each other. >> here we are, in san francisco, one thing about doing live television, you never necessity what might happen, right. here we are, some of my closest friend now in san francisco, just decided to crash the shot, what is going on. who knew, back to you guys, in the studio. >> don, you are a friendly man what can we say. >> pod piper, check it the out. >> thanks, buddy. before we get to the super bowl, there has been a week of awesome content and we have got more to come. tomorrow at 9:00 o'clock it is the super bowl's greatest half time shows and then on saturday night see the greatest super bowl commercials, followed by the nfl honors show where the league will name mvp and new class to the hall of fame, it is all will here on cbs-3, your home for super bowl 50.

coming up in our next half an hour on "eyewitness news", he was one of the most hated men in america after jacking up the price of the life saving drug today embattled pharmaceutical ceo appears before congress and called themselves em best sills in the tweet. there are lottery winners and losers, tonight someone will become biggest lottery loser ever. deadline to claim 63 million-dollar expires in just hours. new at 6:00 could lack of the key vitamin be leading to injuries in athletes including professional football players. our stephanie stahl explores the issue and the

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an up scale shopping center in handcuffs. >> cbs-3 television exclusive. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter joins us from police headquarters in wayne, with police details, walt. >> reporter: we were there mid afternoon as police swarmed in on a busy main line shopping center, taking two women into custody, inside of a massage business for allegedly offering to perform sex acts in return for money. right here at radnor police headquarters detectives going through all of their evidence, trying to determine, if this may have been part of a larger, human trafficking ring. ma'am, do you have any comment at all what was going on here, the charges. >> reporter: radnor and pennsylvania state police took two women in custody a and say more a arrests could becoming following a surprise raid on the body of zen massage business, talked away in the busy up scale main line shopping center. >> we located in the rear of the property, two people who are going to be charged with solicitation, who were people who were involved in

engaged in sexual acts for pay. >> reporter: police say they started their investigation when they spotted these ads and others on line. >> you could see the suggestive nature of that ad, pictures of woman that looked under age. >> reporter: before taking the pair in custody, police searched carefully, including in the ceilings, hoping to learn more about the operation. >> you have to realize that a lot of these people that are working these massage parlors may be victims of human tracking. we don't know that yet. the investigation is continuing. >> reporter: as they prior to file criminal charges police say they are working not just with law enforcement but also with social services agencies, concerned that the two women in their custody may themselves be victims. >> we even have women organized against rape because we understand sometimes these women are indentured and they cannot getaway. >> reporter: so far two women in custody here are not been identified and the owner of the the business or representatives of the

business have not yet been available for comment. live from radnor township delaware county, i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, walt. in other news, mocking congress the poster boy for drug company greed laughs all questions from lawmakers during a hearing on rising drug prices. martin shkreli was name the most hated man in america for hiking price of the life saving drugs. >> but his actions on capitol hill may make people hate him even more. >> former pharmaceutical ceo martin shkreli to testified before congress. >> on the advice of council i will not give an opening statement. >> reporter: he is facing federal charges for securities fraud but he became well known and reviled for hiking the price of the only drug approved for a rare, deadly par sit i can infection by more than 5,000 percent. he was una apologetic in an interview. >> with these profits we can spend all of that upside on these patients who sorely need a new drug in my opinion.

>> reporter: lawmakers didn't let shkreli off the hook easy. >> do you think you have done anything wrong. >> on the advice of council, i invoke my fifth amendment privilege against self inn crime credit nation and respect reply decline to answer your question. >> reporter: some lawmakers seemed irritated a at shkreli's smirks and laughter during his short appearance. >> are you listening. >> yes. >> reporter: shkreli's attorney tries to explain his behavior. >> some of what you saw was nervous energy. >> reporter: he says shkreli had been unjustly vilified. >> mr. shkreli is not a villain, he is not the bad boy, i think a at the end of this story, he is a hero. >> reporter: shkreli tweeted hard to accept these imbeciles represent the people in the government shortly after leaving the hearing. his attorney called shkreli and brilliant scientist whose saved lives with the drugs that he has created. president obama delivers a message of faith at the annual national prayer breakfast in

washington. he confessed that it helps him deal with the stress of his job as command inner chief. the president urged americans not to give into fear of change, or others, and that faith can be a great cure, for those feelings. computer problems are keeping the irs from accepting electronically filed tax returns. e file system went down yesterday, and irs says it is working to fix is what being described as a hardware failure. anticipated refund should not be delayed, because of this problem. the irs says most people should still receive their refund within three weeks of filing them. honda ace recalling an additional 2 million honda and acura models over faulty takata air bags. they could potentially explode and injure passengers. the company says notices will go out to car owners in the next few months and repairs should begin over the summer. sixty-three million-dollar is on the line for someone with a winning california lottery ticket but time is running out.

the winner of the super lotto plus hazlet six months go by without claiming a prize and they have until 5:00 pacific time today, to claim their money. continuing was sold at a 7-eleven in chats worth near l.a. >> in this casey don't think there is any reason why anyone would wait other than they are trying to locate this ticket or otherwise, that they have won this prize. >> yesterday a california man sued the lottery and state of california saying he was the winner, he says he turned in the ticket but lottery sent him a letter saying it was too damaged to be reconstruct and that the lottery is unable to process the claim. >> um, um, um. >> it hurts. >> yeah. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight our own pat gallen tries his hand at rowing but not working out with anyone we will introduce to you a local woman rowing in the olympics, see if pat can keep up. he is only known wild jaguar in the u.s., find out where he has been spotted, kate.

waking up friday morning to a fresh coating of snow and then clears out as we head in the weekend but another chance of snow next week we will have details on both systems coming up when we come right back.

we are getting a a look at the only known wild jaguar in the united states. the jag was caught on camera in the santa rita mountaineer tucson, arizona conservation experts say they have observed the jaguar with remote cameras for three years and it is an adult male in prime condition. jaguars are endangered and experts say mining near this habitat further jeopardizes the jaguar. facebook has declared today friend day and it all has to do with the company's history to celebrate, friends column ages are popping up all

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a northeast philadelphia woman is on a incredible journey, she's rowing in the olympics for nigeria. >> she has an amazing story and just wait until you see her grueling work out. she invited our pat gallen to try it out. >> sherika is impressive, mount st. joseph academy product is a stanford brad wait, medical school hopeful and a tremendous athlete. the she's so impressive that she will be in the olympics, for nigeria. how did she get here. >> i'm a dual citizen and my whole family fridays nigeria. i remember watching, the 2012 olympic games and seeing the rower from there and i was able to qualify and row. it would be really awesome if i could do that, because, just look a this guy inspiring me,

and maybe if i can get to that level, then i can inspire someone else. >> reporter: as sherika looks to inspire others would she be able to inspire me during a morning work out. she says it noise sweat. >> rowing is very easy. it is one of the only things in life where what you put in is a directly carl lated to what you, you know, output. >> i'm out here on boat house row outside vesper boat club waiting for sherika and she's going to basically beat me up this early in the morning. i will do some i guess land rowing. we will see if i can keep up with her. it is pretty early for this but let's give it the a shot. we hit machines for her crazy routine of five minutes on, two minutes off and then five more minutes followed by a four minute break. she rika does that four times in a session. >> is that where i'm supposed be at right now. >> okay. >> i'll be dead by then, there is no way.

>> ♪ >> well, after trying my best i made it rough way halfway through high intensity work out that doesn't mean i was than the sore. >> there is not one muscle in my body that is not sore, sherika definitely beat me up on that machine but that is what i get for trying to keep up with an olympic rower. thanks, i'm pat gallen for "eyewitness sports". ahh. >> poor pat. >> i love how, he is just like. >> that is a crazy cardio work out. >> on the other hand he burn off those wings he ate. >> i was just thinking that. >> those three wings. >> yeah, that might have been what was hurting him, he had

those wings in his stomach, yes, they will weigh you down. >> that is funny. kate joins us now with your forecast. >> we have snow to talk about. this is a very interesting system heading in the overnight hours tonight and it will start off as some rain and temperatures will stay above freezing at surface for duration of the event but much colder air in the up are a atmosphere will turn that rain into snow and it could snow heavily enough with temperatures in the mid 30's that snow could stick in spots. let look at is what going on right now. we will go out to the roof cam. things are quiet. it is hard to believe there is snow on the way with the comfortable day to day. mount pocono, even broke a record. they got to 51 in mount pocono, previous record was 49, a record high, we tied a record here in philadelphia yesterday and now we're talking about snow. this storm is a a sneak attack system for portions of southern new england, spots up there could get 6 inches of snow with this storm and as it has been backup closer and closer to the coast, on every

model run so far this week. the lets check with our weather watchers. temperatures still firmly in the mid 40's outside. 48 degrees right here. we will check with tanya in philadelphia, 48 degrees at tanya's place. forty-eight heading up closer to trenton, new jersey and check with peter farron in lawrenceville. 50 degrees there. mainly cloudy. heading down into portions of south jersey, central and southern new jersey could see higher amounts, two to 4 inches. margot simmons at 436789 lets see what margot has to say, dreary dray, drizzle on and off since 3:30 p.m. that precipitation making it far enough inland to bring rain to buena vista township. close to wilmington delaware sandor in newark, 45 degrees, mostly cloudy, another gray day with above normal temperatures, hopefully this storm brings nothing but rain, and it does president look like that will happen right now. lets look at weather-wise, we will go out to the storm. lots to talk about with this one. big precipitation shield hugging the eastern seaboard.

in the far western suburbs and out toward chester county, berks county, lehigh valley, this is not your storm. down the shore, even along the i-95 corridor this is going to bring you better chance, school kid, maybe having a delayed tomorrow morning depending on how quickly and if at all that snow piles up on the roads. as you can see the rain is moving in. it will start to back inland like it is doing here over portions of the carolinas and virginia. that will happen in the overnight hours. right now 48 still at the airport. forty-five in millville. forty-eight in trenton. this will be the key, these temperatures at the the surface, can it snow heavily enough pull down enough cold air from the upper atmosphere to overcome the warm surface temperatures. winter weather advisory has been issued. that goes until 10:00 a.m. in the city, noon down the shore and this will be in effect at 1:00 a a.m. when we expect the rain to change over to snow. so this evening, through rest of tonight rain showers will spread further into the west, overnight rain will change

over to wet snow this will be wet, pastie, heavy snow, heading in to tomorrow and tomorrow morning especially early a burst of heavy snow could impact area as band set up. but again temperatures will be key. take a look at 7:00 a a.m. right about freezing in reading but all areas where it is snowing just slightly above freezing. it can snow with these temperatures, it is cold enough aloft to do so but road have been warm. we had near record warmth. once again today in the 50's and above freezing overnight. it will take a burst of heavy snow toe get this to stick to the road. it will be grassy accumulations heading in to north and west of i-95, could start to stick a bit a as we get into portions of central and southern new jersey where two to 4 inches of snow, heavy wet snow is possible and compact a little thanks to the moisture content here. overnight the tonight rain change to go snow, breezy night, 34 degrees your overnight low. this is out of here in the morning, morning snow after 9:00 a.m. this clears out. we have jer snow in southern

new england. clearing and breezy for your friday. your super bowl forecast looks better than snow, 68 degrees in santa clara feeling fantastic and you're witness weather seven day forecast does keep it quiet here for super bowl weekend as well, 49 on sunday, next time frame to watch monday into tuesday, and some snow showers, as of right now accumulations look light that could change, we will have more coming up at 6:00. back to you guys. we are counting down to super bowl sunday and it is no the just a game but also what happens after. >> we are talking about the special addition of the late the show with stephen colbert airing directly after the game. reporter gerald, of our sister station cb. two in new york has more. >> i'm doing this show live for two reasons to practice for the live show we are doing directly after the super bowl and also to draw attention to the fact that there will be a super bowl. >> reporter: that was stephen colbert practicing his live show on the late show last month. he sat the down with cbs this morning to talk about his next

live show after the big game. >> we will write jokes about the game. >> reporter: colbert will have a an all-star line up of celebrities, including tina fey, will ferrell, kid and peele and surprise guests. >> megyn kelly, only person on the plan hoe scares donald trump. >> reporter: late night host a big football plan. >> i enjoy food, okay, i enjoy fries and cam newtown good what do you think of cam knew you ton fans. >> not as good as charlie's fans good colbert appears on the ad week and tells the magazine it will be the greatest post super bowl show ever. i'm jill, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". once again, see late show with stephen colbert immediately following the super bowl, on sunday night and after colbert stay tuned for "eyewitness news", then a special addition of the late, late the show with james corden, a great night. coming up, a story of

brotherly love a cancer survivor who became eye child author. >> we met her in 2010 finishing her book she was only 11 years old and new she's 17 ape raising money to fight cancer. how a $5 down load can help, when we come right back.

five and a half years ago cbs-3 introduced you to a 11 year-old girl who wrote a children a's book about her fight with cancer. >> and now she's a high school junior thinking about college. the she's selling book to raise money for other children like her. it is this weeks story of brot arely love. >> like i did as a baby. >> we met diana in 2010 finishing artwork for her book with her struggle with cancer. >> i don't know if she realizes how many people it will touch. >> when she was nine she was diagnosed with leukemia, after a year of treatment, she went

in remission. diana and two teachers, julie willner and melony kidare in wrote a children's book about diana being followed by the sun. >> the sun when i'm sick is sad and then gets sadder. when i start to get better, the sunnies getting a a bigger smile. >> they mean something, obviously because i'm here. now she's 17 and still in remission. she sold more than a thousand copies have the book how my sun got his smile. >> we had six or seven months of great sales, book signings and fun stuff going on. >> do you like it, honey. >> reporter: now judy and diana are donating book sale proceed to the leukemia lymphoma society. diana is compete ago monk nine or students to raise the most money. >> each dollar that they raise counts as a vote. person with the most votes, is named student of the year. >> she decided i need to go to the hospital. >> reporter: new kindle version of the book is on

amazon.com for $5. judy is encouraging people to down load it. >> would i love to say hundred thousand people will buy this book. i like to dream. >> reporter: diana wants to be a social work information children in cancer ward. even better would be no cancer ward at all. >> i hope they can find a cure, really. >> so proud have you young lady. from now until february 2,780th percent of the book sale proceed will go to the leukemia, lymphoma society. you can find out how to buy the book at cbs philly.com/brotherly. i hope you can help out. that is "eyewitness news" a at 5:00. now at 6:00 cloudy day but changes are on the way. it could mean return of winter weather, kate. >> winter weather advisories will go into effect overnight as rain will change over to snow, i'll tell you how much you can expect where you live, and what it means for the weekend. also developing right now, federal agents, storm a home in south philadelphia, our diana rocco will be live with the very latest. also this. serving the homeless that

is what st. johns hospice does every day but one man has a unique idea. i'm anita oh and i'll explain that $20,000 idea coming up. right now at 6:00 get these runs in while you can because we could be in store for more winter weather. a live look at storm scan three and you can see a system hugging the east coast but it has us tracking some snow. it will be moving in during overnight the hours and could lead to a monday morning commute. i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. meteorologist kate bilo live on the skies deck right now where she's tracking snow, kate. >> jessica and ukee we are talking about a relatively small amount of snow in light of the storm a couple weeks ago but relatively large impact in that it will be happening overnight, folks will be waking up to new snow on the ground and a messy friday morning commute. lets look at what is going on

right now. we will go out to storm scan three. notice lack of purple and white. this is all rain. temperatures still in the 40's if not 50's across the area. but enough cold air will filter in overnight that this rain as it pushes inland will tap into the cold, pull it down and change over to some snow. but this storm is still tricky, the question is how quickly does the rain change over to snow and is the snow heavy enough to pull down enough cold air to actual a cumulate across the area let lot our future weather model. by 2:00 a.m. rain over much of the area and then it changes over to snow it is snowing from the city to the shore and it does start to wrap out of here by 9h a.m. but we have a winter weather advisory in effect at 1:00 o'clock in the morning continuing until 10:00 e shore for accumulating snow expected just in time for friday morning commute. coming up we will tell you how much snow you can expect where you live. we have another chance for