chester county. sources say that the investigation has been underway for over a week now, and after a student came forward, and complained he had been a assaulted during one of the hazing incident and possibly injured. sources tell cbs-3 that chester county detectives and local police are now investigating, alleged hazing incidents, involving primarily football players, at conestoga a high school. the sources indicate, that teams of detectives have visited the main line high school, and are in the process of interviewing, as many as 60 or 70 students, in connection, with an alleged assault, during the hazings which may have injured at least one student. sources tell cbs-3, that the investigation, now centers on allegations, of possible ritual hazing among football team members that occurred on the same day every week. a day that sources say, on which some students told

detectives, that they deliberate thely avoided going to the the gym, at certain times. sources tell cbs-3 that as of right now no students have been criminally charged in the investigation, and no charges have been discipline by school officials. tredyffrin easttown school officials contacted by cbs-3 referred all inquiries to the the district attorney here in west chester, the district attorney's office, now, declines comment. sources say the investigation is moving for and a additional information may be made available publicly, a at some point next week. live from west chester i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good thank you walt. a 12 year-old boy dies trying to save his father from a burning house. fire fighters arrived to find the house engulfed in flames just before 9:00 this morning. "eyewitness news" at markly street and scott alley. young victim has been identified as sanford hard land the third.

he was proud to play on the norristown youth eagles foot the ball team. we will have much more on this young hero on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. 90-foot tree crashes through a delaware county home killing a woman and trapping her husband as they slept. that tree, tore through the roof of the home on the 200 block of james road in broomall, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has more on the tragedy that his left neighbors stun. >> reporter: this quiet the tree lined broomall neighborhood, woke up to tragedy, friday morning. >> freak accident. >> reporter: allen and maryah couper were likely asleep when a tree crashed through the roof of their james road homes. 90-foot tree crossed over the pool in the backyard and directly into the back bedroom of this home, and pinning the couple underneath. marjay, who is 77, didn't survive but we're told her husband allen who is 79 held her hand until crews were able to free them. rescue effort took more than an hour. >> we have a very slow, pulled the tree off while still a a alive so it work out thank god

it work out okay in the even. >> reporter: as crews work to remove rest of the branches and debris from the home, an overwhelming feeling still lingers for some neighbors. >> it is crazy how much they can fall and do so much damage to a house like that. >> i'm still in shock to tell you the truth. it is like, wow i'm's still in shock. >> reporter: max seen a 20 year resident of james road said she makes sure to regularly trim treason her property the but she never imagine they would cause a tragedy like this. >> we have branches here and there but nothing like that. >> reporter: officials believe that the recent snowfall, and the melting of the the recent snowstorm contributed to this tree falling, now restoration company will secure the wall to that bedroom to make sure it doesn't collapse further. reporting from broomall i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a as we continue tonight and most place's cross our region the snow proved to be little more than a inconvenience. "eyewitness news" in pemberton burlington county where kid ventured out in the elements to get to school.

they were bundled up and traffic was moving relatively smoothly. check out this cool shot from sky scan three, that is billy penn, of course, and you can tell which direction the win was blowing as the snow came down this morning. home one side of the iconic statue was cover. we have escaped relatively unharmed by this storm. parts of the the new england not so much. look at this mess near boston. streets were like skating rink s with cars and trucks sliding all over the place. meteorologist kate bilo has what the weather department called for and what we can expect for the weekend, kate. >> that is right, really this storm behaved exactly as we predict, here's a couple snowfall amounts. we saw two to 4 inches throughout much of the the south jersey, barnegat 3.7 inches of snow, mount laurel at 3.2, horsham 2.5. exton a at 1.4 inches. the at philadelphia a international airport 1.2 inches of snow fell right within that coating to 2 inches range. eye love these kind of storms because road stays wet across most of the area, we will have a huge has air out there on

the roadways and now it is warming up that the snow has already melted. that system is well out to sea, a few flakes right now but problem business all of the melting this afternoon black ice will be a concern overnight, 32 degrees temperatures, wet spots refreeze and icy spots can be had hard to see. use extra caution into your sat the day morning, pretty quiet, could i say super weekend coming up but we have got another chance for snow early next week. we will have more on that in just a few minutes, jessica, back over to you. a huge crane collapsed on to the the streets of the manhattan this morning killing one person and injuring several others. take a look at this video of the collapse, that occurred during the height of the morning rush hour. cbs reporter brian web is in manhattan's tribeca neighborhood with more, brian. >> reporter: jessica streets in the area will remain closed for several days as this giant crane is dismantled and removed and damage is repaired. new york city's mayor says it is a miracle that this accident wasn't even worse.

>> moving fast now, dropping real quick. >> reporter: eyewitness video captured friday morning's collapse of the huge construction crane on the machine hat on street. wreckage crush cars and scattered deburied along an entire city block. >> you heard the boom and then windows and i see a crane falling on the street. >> reporter: crane fell along a street in the cities tribeca neighborhood around ten blocks north of the world trade center. several buildings were damaged as the the crane fell to the ground. this counter weight landed on a december income a nearby office building. a snow squall was passing through at the time and cities mayor says crew where is working to secure the crane. >> it was being moved into a secure position because by the manufacturer's instructions as winds topped 20 miles an hour. >> reporter: crane which was as tall as a 56 story building was here on site for about a week, as a result, of this accident, the mayor has ordered all 409 cranes

operating in the city to be secured. the mayor credits the construction crew with saving lives. >> a as they were lowering the crane, were in fact keeping people away from the site and keeping traffic from proceeding down west broadway. >> reporter: police and building department investigators are looking into the cause of the accident. the mayor says the crane passed inspection on thursday. >> wind gusts at the time of the collapse were over 20 miles an hour, the victim is identified as a 38 year-old man living in manhattan. in new york, brian web, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, brian, thanks very much. chester county is honoring law enforcement officers forking ago above and beyond the call of duty. >> the d.a.'s office hosted its annual award ceremony in west chester today and this years recipients received a big thank you from their fellow officers and the community. a big congratulations. you know what that little

diddy means two days and counting until super bowl 50789 you can see the action right here on cbs-3. the broncos and panthers square off sunday night at one philadelphia native will play a big role, in the contest. sports director don bell joins us now live from san francisco with more on that, don. >> hello guys. in 1968, jackie miles was doing laundry for the penn football team. now his main job is cam newtown and carolina panthers geared up for super bowl 50. >> it is pretty much, cam's corner, and a lot of that is to make him as comfortable as possible. he is truly a terrific person. he is a good kid. he is, he makes it fun to come to work. >> reporter: coming to work is something philly native jackie miles has been doing for panthers since their birth in 1995. >> i have been here a long time, you know, but i still go home every chance i get. i dry to get to the jersey shore every summer. i still try to catch every

wedding, every funeral. >> reporter: miles glue up on 26th and south streets during the 60's and 70's. >> everybody was blue collar, we didn't come from much but we had terrific parents that everybody slept together. >> reporter: as a high school kid jackie used to spend time in the palestra bringing soda to legendary broadcasters like harry kalas, close relationships with penn athletic he stumbled upon a career he didn't know was possible. >> 1978, and i was just a little laundry boy at penn. i was low man on the totem pole. >> word gout on the about good nice and hard work and he was referred to mike mccormack who later became top dog with the expansion carolina parents. >> when the panthers got their organization, they got their franchise, mike was the president, so mike immediately called me and you know, i was within of the first employees he hired. >> reporter: pretty awesome. >> it is all tied into philly or one way or another, my

whole career. >> reporter: guys, back in 2003, carolina panthers beat eagles in the the nfc championship game to go on and play in the super bowl where they lost. i asked jackie what he is going to do if they are able to win on sunday? he said, well, one of the first things he will do is go back to philly, hang out in south philadelphia with his buddies and celebrate. he is as philly a as philly gets. coming up later in the show we will hear from the commissioner roger goodell who day he had his state of the league address, you will want to hear what he has to say. that is store friday downtown san francisco, now back to you guys in the studio. a a lot of activity there. >> so many great connections on so many sides. >> great look, don done. coming up on "eyewitness news", a philadelphia that is, did we sent our vittoria wood tolly get a behind the scenes look at how it all comes together and who is the first team timer. pennsylvania zoo keeper goes strat mile to rescue an

ostrich trapped in icy water, video goes viral. >> i will not be able to see my family. i'm just grateful. >> a mother happy she and her children are alive after being struck by a hit and run driver. she is sharing details of their horrifying ordeal with cbs-3. we have that story coming up.

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the manhunt for a missouri couple called modern day bonnie and clyde comes to a dramatic end with a wild police chase and shoot-out. blake fitzgerald was killed and brittany harper was wounded earlier this morning, near pensacola, florida. police say the man used his girlfriend as a human shield from bullets when they were cornered. the couple was wanted in connection to the series of robberies and abduction as cross four states. now to some viral video from the pittsburgh area of an ostrich rescue, zoo keepers a at pittsburgh zoo tried to lure ostrich out of the icy water using some poles but no luck there. so when one zoo keeper got in the water with the ostrich and pushed it toward dry ground. >> the ice kind of prevented her from going back the whole way and when she hit it, kind of freaked her out a little

bit and she went back towards the deep spot, knew it would be cold, and then just kind of got in and it would have to be done. >> take one for the team. ostrich is doing just fine, see it putting on a little will show there for the camera. >> something to make you smile. >> are you ticklish? even if you are, you cannot tickle yourself. >> a lot of people wonder why is that. >> nicole brewer has a preview of tonight's good question. >> kind of crazy, right. i don't know if you have ever tried, may not want to do it on camera, a little weird, right? that is exactly right. weeknights at 11:00 you ask and i get the answer to your good question. have you ever tried to tickle yourself. we saw ukee do it. you can't do it, right. so tonight's good question is why can't we tickle ourselves. we had fun with this one, check it the out. the topic of tickling gets us giggling and noises are funny.

>> noises. >> what was that. >> we know our spots. >> in the stomach area and my feet. >> my ribs, i don't know, maybe not. >> have you ever wondered why you cannot tickle yourself. >> yeah, i do wonder. >> you are laughing. >> okay. that guy had me laughing. >> yes. >> we always wondered it. coming up at 6:00 let me give you a sneak peak of my special super bowl sunday good question since it is philly sports. reputation for eagles nation has acquired. >> yes. >> we will be ready thanks, nicole. is what your good question? we'd love to know. log on to cbs philly.com/good question to submit your question. you can tweet us using hashtag cbs-3 good question. >> i think snow we've got the this morning is just about gone in a lot of places. >> yes, you woke up this morning and it was beautiful it looks like a winter wonderland that pastie heavy

snow that clung to branches, stop signs and cars and now it is really melting. the a as we look live on our campbell's feel camera we have the sunset in progress right now, center city looking beautiful at the moment, pretty quiet rye now, windy, making it feel colder then thermometer indicates. a lot of sun through the afternoon and temperatures in the the 40's, that snow melting off those trees. if you take a picture it is really gonna cross most of the area right now. another great sunset shot from our live neighborhood network at palmyra cove nature park, we will see the sun just dipping below horizon and the sky line in the distance 38 degrees there. this beautiful shot showing some snow, at kutztown area middle school, still some snow on the ground from the last storm and snow from earlier today, it is 35 degrees there the at the moment. but really this storm its done with us. it came through overnight started as rain, milk with sleet and then change over to snow overnight. now you can see still snowing over portions of coastal massachusetts. they got worst of this system with snow really clinging to the roads.

for us road mainly stayed wet for portions of coastal new jersey up in to ocean county as we said yesterday, some spots did get close to 6 inches of snow and that led to a little will bit more of a problem. from this photo courtney katz sent in from this morning cherry hill new jersey roads did have snow on them. snow was that heavy wet variety and with the traffic it melted out pretty quickly. most of the roads stayed dry but you can see on you had wet snow is clinging to the tree branches this morning. how much snow fell in philadelphia 1.2 inches, total, well within our range of coat to go 2 inches. the seasonal total new 24.1 inches, slightly above normal. two 2.4 is our normal. we are at just over 2 feet of snow, on the winter and we still have all of february, and march to get through. winter is not through with us just yet. we could be add to go that total a bit early next week. temperatures right now still warm enough that snow is continuing to melt. 42 degrees in philadelphia 38 in reading. forty in wilmington. 38 degrees in wildwood. feels colder with the wind.

wind does back off as we head into your saturday as high pressure kind of establishes itself overhead. we are looking at sun and a few clouds, not a bad saturday all things considered, a a super sunday with highs in the upper 40's to near 50. then we have to watch this system moving away but another le swinging in into machine and tuesday. i will have more on that in the next half an hour but weekend is quiet. temperatures in the mid to upper 40's with sunshine bet days. overnight the we will drop to 29 degrees, chilly night and going below freezing tonight with all that snow melt, you will to have watch for some back ice early saturday morning, super bowl forecast no black ice there in santa a claire a, 68 degrees and mostly sunny, don bell i'm sure will be enjoying. that nice and warm. here nice weekend but late day rain and snow on monday. we will tell but that next half an hour and how much snow we could get next week. >> don bell enjoys the sunshine. the it is taylor made for him. >> yes. >> he may not come back. >> thanks, katie appreciate it. good news coffee prices are dropping, the bad news

that star bucks will probably not cost you any less. >> jim donovan has simple ways to save on your daily coffee run with the giving up your caffeine fix. here's don. >> how are you doing, guys, nfl keeps explode nothing popularity so what is the biggest issue facing the league today. we will hear from commissioner roger goodell when we come back live, from downtown san francisco.

back with a live look at lee rye stadium in santa claire, california. preparations well underway now for soup your bowl 50. the broncos face off against the panthers. no matter how want to win you have to admit it will be a great game. >> yes. >> and exciting half time show, and always, fun commercials. >> we are a little more than two days away, will denver win their third lombardi trophy or will carolina take home their first crown. lets go back to sports

director don bell in super bowl city in san francisco where the the commissioner took center stage, db? >> yes, he did, guys. what a difference 12 months make. a year ago, commissioner roger goodell was talking about the new england patriots and deflate gate, he had his state of the league address today and it was a totally different topic all together, one we are quite familiar with. commissioner talk about player safety, okay. so that now is what the league is focused on. commissioner says league has made great progress in the area have concussions and rule changes and better equipment. goodell says if he had a son he would allow him to play football. >> i played the game of football for nine years through high school. i wouldn't give up a single day of that. if i had a son would i love to have him play the game of football. would i love to have him play the game of football. there is wrist income life. is there risk to sitting on the couch. we want to do is get people active. >> well, what else do we

expect, the commissioner to say, that may be true but i can't imagine he would say anything other than that. look at the this place, people are thirsty for football. of course we are looking for a great super bowl performance on sunday at levi stadium. bring send it back to you i want to let you know there is breaking news that happened, a little while ago, bruno mars, i know you are a big fan of him, bruno mars will also join half time entertainment with cold play and beyonce. that is something we are really looking forward to here in san francisco. >> nice, any. >> i'm done didn't bell, back to you in the studio. >> we all know bruno, threw it down a couple years ago. yes, indeed. don, thanks. the don't forget, don't miss any of the super bowl action this sunday, right here on cbs-3. it will be fun. still ahead in the next half an however a a mother and her children moving forward after a hit and run accident nearly killed them. >> after terrifying moments in it or deal earlier in the week

five-year old caitlin is now home from the hospital. hear what she has to say about her recovery, and words the family now has for this driver. i'm diana rocco with that story coming up a 59:30. and this main line woman is on the fast track to recover after heart surgery, health reporter stephanie he stall tells us about a new minimally invasive procedure that is saving lives. then new at 6:00. >> north penn high school is trade nothing their orange and blue rooting for denver broncos ahead of the this weekend a's super bowl. but they are raising money for a good cause. i'm rah

a mother a's plea for the capture of the cold hearted driver who rap down her family as they crossed the street, and never stopped. "eyewitness news" continues a at 5:30. good evening, i'm ukee

washington. i'm jessica dean. now that the whole family is out of the hospital the real healing begins at home. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the story. >> after surgery and with two screws and rod in her head five-year old caitlin is home from the hospital reunited with her sisters and talking about the hit and run that left her with the broken leg. >> then he hurt my leg. >> reporter: were you scared? >> we can get through anything. >> reporter: her family calls her tiger because she's so strong. surveillance video shows the horrific scene on broad and dickinson street in south philadelphia. caitlin was crossing with her mom, stephanie and four year-old sister on her way to a doctor's appointment. >> i remember him crossing the street, and my daughter got hit and i woke up in the hospital and my mom was saying stephanie, you are in the hospital. i had tubes in my throat. >> reporter: mom stephanie

suffered head injuries and remains bruised. while waiting for help she could not talk so she said caitlin was able to tell strangers who they were. >> she was in pain but she went through it. she told these people my name is caitlin. this is my little sister, this is my mom. >> reporter: police are looking for later model red honda a accord with the missing side mirror. the family would like to see the driver turn themselves in. >> i could have been gone. >> reporter: police are still looking for this driver. family has offered a reward for information leading to an arrest, anyone with any information is asked to call police. in south philadelphia, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia rapper meek mill will serve three months of house arrest for violating probation. twenty-eight year-old, real name is robert williams was sentenced to day. judge ordered another six years of probation. williams ignored travel restrictions and other rules set by a judge after a drug

and gun convictions in 2009. his violations including unapproved travels to new york and efforts to join his girlfriend nicki minaj in various cities. pennsylvania supreme court rejects attorney general kathleen kane's request to restore her suspended law license. the high court ruling now, is taking next steps toward removing her from office. kane's law license was suspended last fall as she fights criminal charge that he is she leak secret grand jury information and then lied about it under oath. the presidential candidates are gearing up for the last weekend of campaigning before the new hampshire primary. voters are attending the many campaign events to decide who they will vok for, in tuesday's primary. candidates take not take votes for granted here. one-third of the likely voters have still not pick a candidate. >> i think voters are trying to decide am i more angry do i want to registered my disconsent to the parties or who do i want to be president. >> the republican presidential

candidates will debate on saturday night. a history making meeting will come next week when pope francis meets his counterpart the leader of the russian orthodox church. >> the holy sea and moscow, hope that it will also be a sign of open for all good people of goodwill. >> pope francis will visit privately with patriarch, on february 12th, in cuba last time leaders of the two churches met was 1,000 years ago, when the sides disagreed over they logical issues. on the cbs-3 healthwatch, every minute a woman is killed by heart disease and today is go red for woman, designed to reverse deadly trend and promote healthier lives. for women of all ages. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on new advance on treating heart disease. >> this is impressive. 44 million american women are living with heart disease and millions more are at risk and don't no it. finding and treating it early

are critical and there have been a number of advances, one is making heart surgery, a whole lot easier on patients. >> if i'm going out. >> reporter: nancy uses necklacees to cover the scar on her chest following heart surgery, in december. >> i'm really doing pretty well. >> reporter: nancy had a aorta aneurysm and needed a valve replacement which is traditionally done with an 18-inch incision to open up the chest but nancy, an active mom who loves traveling had a minimally invasive alternative >> very special tools and images to do that. >> reporter: contacted ohio that are as i can surgeon dine owe plastics say specialized treatment allows him to access it with the a four to 5-inch incision. >> it is barely see the incision. >> reporter: he is able to replace a valve exposing a small portion of the heart. >> when the decision is smaller then pain is less, the recovery is much master. this is a very new development. >> reporter: heart still has

to be temporarily stopped and patient is on a heart lung bypass machine for the surgery but the smaller incision has patients like nancy recovering in weeks. >> modern medicine is great. less invasive is always better. the sooner you can get back to normal living, i think the better off you are going to be in the the long run. >> reporter: now nancy, like many women didn't know that she had heart disease. she was eventually diagnosed after complaining to her doctor that she felt tired a lot. with a a lot more information about women and heart disease, cbs philly.com/click on health. i'll post it on than my twitter and facebook feeds. you see we have embraced go red for women. >> yes, lots of red in the news room today. >> yes. >> happy to support a important cause. >> so many women just don't think they have heart disease, like her. >> exactly. >> modern medicine is great. >> thanks, stephanie. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight

whether it is star bucks or dunkin' that daily coffee run can add up. consume are reporter jim donovan is on your side with how to trim your coffee budget without cutting your caffeine. and the good, bad, ugly, wip's wing bowl, vittoria woodill got to experience it for the first time and she will give us a behind the scenes look, coming up, kate? a cold friday night leads to a quiet weekend but that could change next week. combination of the several systems may bring us threat for more accumulating snow, i'll have latest det

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and pilots for more than two weeks now. world health organization say 4 million people could be infect with zika in the next year. caught on camera one of the japan's most active volcano erupted in spectacular fashion. it took place on the southern side, of this mountain if you look closely you can see lightening mixed in with that eruption. last major eruption was back in september. >> it looks like a movie. >> it is, a amazing video. >> yes. still to come, vittoria woodill experiencing the wing bowl for the

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call or go online today. small business is better on a better network. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ i know, super bowl eat tradition. >> sports radio 94 wip wing bowl 24 crowns a champion and for second time in three-year molly skylar won the competitive eating contest.

she ate, get this, 429 wings. in a photo finish with patrick burtlet i who had 408. record seven eaters were disqualified, six for, you know, well, yeah, and one for cheating. former nba star dennis rodman was the big special guest. >> how about that. a a lot goes into putting on the popular wing eating contest. >> "eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill takes us behind the scenes of wing bowl 24, it was her first time attending the extravaganza. >> reporter: wip wing bowl 24 at the wells fargo center. well, there are no words. really. but some call it. >> a tradition. >> it is fun, a lot of craziness. >> reporter: for me i'm not sure how i would describe it since i have never been so angelo and wip morning show thought it would be good idea for me to cover the spec

particular california backstage. >> i will question a few things like my sanity, my morals, and my life. i had to do that. i'm just hoping there aren't any pig is here. what do do i with this. >> with floats, costumes, and left to the imagination there was a surprise down every corner, behind the scenes. so this right here gives meehan all access pass which means, wingets. >> i love my wingets. >> we need to cover up a little bit. thinks wing bowl wing. >> i'm very particular good keep that coat on. >> it is cold out there. >> which means wing bowl competent tors, the arena crowd continues to grow with spectators looking to get sauce i for the show, competition, and, i just to have find them. >> where is robin do you see him? this guy. where is he at.

>> we have a show to run. >> there he is. >> you know, at 7:00 in the morning. >> reporter: after 429 wings, and one sitting a winner was crown. >> i hate my fingernail. >> reporter: from backstage to on stage announcing the winners, i'm still questioning everything, but there is in question that wing bowl, it is a sight to see. vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". they have come a long way. the first was in 193 at wyndham franklin plaza. they will to have move that into the stadium soon, i'm sure. >> i love how dennis had to say, it is 7:00 o'clock in the morning. 429 wings and a fingernail. >> the tradition is a alive and well. >> and the snow didn't stop wing bowl from happening.

>> not at all. >> road stayed mainly wet and this storm is kind of one of the best kind of storms we could have have this time of the year. it didn't cause too many problems out there on the roads. it was in and out quickly and most of it has melted. it made things look pretty for a while this morning and we are looking at blue skies through the afternoon and beautiful sunset outside. lets look at what is going on right now where the sun has set but people are out there on the slopes enjoying themselves at jack frost big boulder. the didn't get a a whole lot of snow in the western edge of that storm didn't quite reach that area but cold enough they could make all of the snow they need as temperatures dropped well below freezing. the you can see guys out there ladies and gentlemen during their half pipe tricks or doing their snow board skills outside tonight, i love watching them and the great night for hitting slopes. lets look at our weather watchers, we have, reports from the system today. most of the eyewitness weather watchers are in the upper 30's. 37 degrees here near philadelphia we will check

with bill layden in cardington. he said clear skies will make temperature drop tonight, be careful of the run off, and black isis a concern. we will look at snow totals, eyewitness weather watchers, begin snowfall wise. margot three and a half inches, two to four range, williamstown, new jersey peter at 3 inches. marshallton delaware greg mccoy an inch. and bill layden a half inch. if i can find this photo here, she said what it looked like before she left for work and after she left work. i don't think i have that one at the moment. it was a beautiful morning. maybe pull up lynn right here thinks our friend lynn springer. lets look at this photo. whether he she got to work this morning it is a mess. snow covering the road, snow falling and leaving work a completely different scene. blue sky, the sunnies shining, road are dry and no problems outside this afternoon. the just now looking at a quiet weekend. lets look at storm scan three which shows a loop of this system that came through last

night. rain changed over to snow. snow came down heavily especially in portions of central and southern new jersey. the storm pretty much behaved as we thought it would with the heavier amounts over central and southern new jersey once the rain change over and now it has gotten out of here and it has left decent snow amounts in its wake. 3.7 in barnegat. 3.2 in mount laurel. we came in with 1.2 in philadelphia a that has melted. temperatures in the 40's. 42 degrees in the city, 40 in wilmington. still 41 in dover. upper 30's elsewhere. it is below freezing right now in the poconos and many of us will drop below freezing overnight. also blustery outside. that 42 feels like 33. feels like 30 in wilmington. feels sub freezing in reading and allentown. it is a cold friday afternoon. feeling like a winter day and winteres night ahead. mainly clear and chilly. we will drop down to 29 degrees. threat that everything will refreeze does exist tonight into tomorrow morning, be safe out there the on the roads making an early saturday

morning bagel run perhaps. a few cloud, cool quiet for your saturday. 45 degrees is your take time high. pretty seasonal. light breeze. not feeling too bad. let look at what happens as we head into next week. this is european model. good. fs model is similar. but they differ on the placement of the snow accumulation. first and foremost look at this monster storm. this is monday, does look like this storm will stay off shore which is a really good thing because this is going to be a very intense system. could brush coast with the rain or snow shower here monday but then that moves out. then we have this upper low swinging through that will transfer energy to a new coastal low and that will head up portions of new england and canadian maritime. witt snow showers on and off throughout most of the day tuesday but accumulations remain generally light. the as i will show you at 6:00gfs model will does shift that heavier precipitation ban closer to philadelphia meaning a few more inches of snow. doesn't really matter either way this looks like generally light amounts and not a huge high impact situation.

the develops late monday on and off snow through tuesday and accumulations don't appear to be major but it will get coal. watch this jet stream plumet to the south a as we head into monday, tuesday and then wednesday of next week. your seven day forecast quiet the through the weekend, late day rain and snow showers monday. snow showers likely on and off through the day tuesday and it is coal, highs barely making ate above freezing by end of next week. back over to you. kate, thank you. how much do you spend on coffee? star bucks here and there can really add up. good news coffee lovers, price for coffee themes are at the a two year low. >> but hold up it doesn't mean you will will pay less for that cup of joe. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains. >> reporter: type of coffee beans star bucks buys and serves to customers is now cheaper. last year a pound of coffee cost $1.65. it is now 1.11, a 33 percent drop. it is only expect to get cheaper. onness brazil expect coffee farmers to have a big harvest this season.

creating an over supply of beans which means, a further drop in prices. the don't expect to save any money when you knew high even cup of joe. for company like star bucks coffee beans only make up about 20 percent of it overall costs. other factors influencing the price you pay how much employees make, take home pay for baris tas is going up with more place's cross the country increasing the minimum wage. star bucks is also paying tuition for 4,000 employees many so how can you trim your coffee budget without cutting the caffeine buzz? most obvious brew at home. whole beans ten to be cheaper then preground coffee and inexpensive coffee grinder can pay for itself fairly quickly. also buy that coffee in bulk for builder savings. if you can't give up that daily cough eve shop writ you consider buying gift card at discount honorary tail sites. sign up for coffee shop loyalty programs which can come with perks like a free drink a after a certain number

of purchases. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. through go good tips. still a ahead on "eyewitness news" it wouldn't be the super bowl without the half time show. >> entertainment tonight has new details for you and catches up with some stars out and about in san francisco, that is up next.

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party to even. >> we will not even. we will not end. we will party all the way up to until half time of the super bowl. >> how excited are you for game day. >> super bowl 50 i'm excited to see the stadium. i have been here a couple times in my life i will get to the game. >> they have given me names of people scheduled to be at the game on sunday including brian reynold, tom brady, lie am hemsworth, you will have maroon five. there is a lot of celebrities, for sure. blue ivy will be here, and beckham boys. it will be fun. >> next up, cold play, beyonce and secret from the pepsi super bowl 50 half time show. this is exclusive footage of the ban's preps before sunday's spectacle. >> just trying to bring everyone together. >> how about beyonce. >> are you excited for that because there is a surprise that she has for everybody. >> what. >> i cannot tell you. >> she going to reveal that

she's pregnant again. >> and we will have much more on super bowl 50. we will check that on tonight's et, ukee and jessica, back to you. some of the best of the best, half time shows, keep it the here on cbs-3 tonight at 9:00 for super bowl's greatest half time shows. then tomorrow night see the greatest super bowl commercials filled by nfl honors show and what the league will name its most valuable player and new hall of fame class, it is all here for you on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now the at 6:00 young hero dies trying to save his dad from a house fire in montgomery county. how his family is dealing during this tragic ordeal. coming up 29 year-old chris emery, he has special need and clinging to bathrooms here at dorney park for 12 years this summer he won't be. thousands are outraged as to why. ill explain coming up. snow from earlier has melted leaving puddles behind

and temperatures dropping below freezing tonight. it means some icing concerns. also another chance for snow next week. i'll have details coming up. >> i was not expect to live. i was than the expect to be here today. >> reporter: she wasn't expect to survive past being a infant as we celebrate heart day, health reporter stephanie stahl shares krista's story. she defies so many odd to overcome heart failure. why she says her life, is a miracle well, went through the house to help his father, and he never came back out. >> he gave his life to save his father, and a young hero is killed in a house fire, and that child's self less act is being remembered tonight. good evening i'm jessica dean. aim's ukee washington. deadly fire erupted on markly

street and scott alley in norristown montgomery county. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown joins us from the scene, with more, natasha. >> reporter: well, very sad story, ukee and jessica as you can imagine. four people ultimately, they barely escaped with their lives this morning from this house fire, but one brave little boy, lost his life, trying to save the life of a father. >> extremely, extremely, fire, fire and i opened my door all this smoke coming on you. >> reporter: there was little time to react, flames and smoke quickly filled this norristown home at corner of markly street and scott alley just before 9:00 a.m. five family members inside the house scrapple told safety but 12 year-old sanford carling the third knew his father was still trapped inside so, relatives say he bravely ran back in the burning home trying to save him. >> my grandson, it is a man's man, sanford carling the third, ran back into the house to help his fat shore just had