>> the system is moving in right now. it is here on storm scan three a lot of rain to the south but snow moving through portions of ohio, west virginia, you can see it is mixing with rain as well and that will be an issue we will take into account here, it has been relatively mild past few days. temperature right around freezing tonight the when system comes in but not insanely cold. we do get dry air in place as well. it will take a while for atmosphere to moisten up for snow to start falling. the it will look like it is coming in but this is still several hours away from actually beginning to fall. it will be falling for us at coldest part of the night overnight and in the early morning hours on your friday and that will lead to the risk for accumulating snow possibly, bridges, overpasses and untreated roadways there could be a few slick spots this storm is cutting by to the south. our far and northern western suburbs not included in the winter weather advisory, lower bucks, montgomery counties and points south including south jersey and all of delaware. that goes from 10:00 o'clock tonight to 1:00 o'clock

tomorrow. we are looking at snow from philadelphia and points north but a mix for portions of the show, and into southern delaware. the as far as start times for this system we expect snow to arrive in delaware and shore points between 10:00 p.m. and midnight, and, philadelphia and nearby suburbs 1:00 a.m. to 4:00 a a.m. in the northern areas. i will show you our snow map. we will time out the storm, and also impact on your commutes for your friday, coming up, ukee, back to you. and reminder track snow and your forecast anytime down load the free cbs philly weather app available on i thetunes and google play. philadelphia police are searching for a suspect broke into two day care centers just minutes apart. what is more surprising, it is what police believe he was after. "eyewitness news" reporter greg a argos is live at northwest detectives with surveillance video of this guy in action, greg. >> reporter: jessica, you would think this guy would be searching for cash or a expensive and, northwest detectives, and say he was

searching for something, something that they say, almost as valuable. with the kids, gone, this guy sneaks in. >> the air conditioning in the back kicked out of the window. and then, it is how he entered. >> reporter: burglar went through the spot where the ac and armed with the flashlight ransacked around the clock day care at fifth and tabor in north philadelphia last thursday night. >> everything in this area here had been thrown on to the floor, all of the files pulled out. >> reporter: all he took there were some sweets. >> and children, if they had a good day we give them lolly-pops. so all of the lolly-pops are now gone. >> reporter: he stole lolly-pops. >> he stole children's lolly-pops. >> reporter: fifteen minutes later two blocks a away police say that same man robbed a second day care, in fact, owner at this location says he was so determined to get inside he hopped over this locked gate and using a lad inner this alley way broke into a second floor window.

>> day cares. >> reporter: second spot on north fifth street, little explorers day care northwest detectives captain generals says that the suspect, able to getaway with some cash, after prying open the register. >> a few hundred dollars. >> reporter: but he left behind prints and never was able to steel what police think he was searching for to begin with. >> we believe that they are targeted day cares to need form lah and type tours sell and neighborhood stores perhaps. quickies i money. >> reporter: police say, the suspect is a black male 30 to 40 years old with the thin mustache. as you saw in the video he was wearing a puffy hooded jacket, ski cap and black boots. if you happen to know who he is pick up the phone and call 215-686-tips. right now north west detectives have made no arrest. we are live from north philadelphia, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. police are searching for suspects who smashed a window and stole clothing from a

store in rittenhouse. take a look at this surveillance video. the suspects two men and a woman broke in the clothing store at 17th and walnut. they grabbed armed full of clothing and took off in a blue four door vehicle this happened last saturday around 5:00 a.m. police are not sure if that incident in rittenhouse is connected to two other nearby robberies. you will will's remember has month thieves stole $2,000 worth of jeans from the blooming dale's outlet store at liberty place, and before that, thieves also hit the century 21 store on market street. chris christie is standing his ground. the new jersey governor says he will not heed calls for his resignation and says don't worry, he is not being held hostage by donald trump. you may recall this video that has gone viral showing christie some described him as being shell shocked behind the republican front runner. during a news conference to talk about jobs, governor christie spared with the press.

>> i am here today to answer everyone of your questions, all of the ones that have have been pent up inside you that have have been eating you alive to have the opportunity to ask me and i will give full answers. you may like them, you may not the like them but you can ask me whatever you want to ask me and i'll answer it. i'm standing here listening to him and, you know, all these arm chair psychiatrists like should give it the a break. >> we had a lot of questions for governor christie and we will have his answers coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. the gloves are off, as the g.o.p. race for president turns nasty. donald trump is blasting back at mitt romney who unleashed a attack of his own on the republican front runner. correspondent weijia jiang breaks down drama which is set to take center stage at tonight's debate. >> reporter: the 2012 republican presidential nominee mitt romney lashed out the at the current front rubber donald trump during a speech in utah. >> donald trump is a phony, a

fraud. his promises are as worthless as the tea glee from trump university. >> reporter: trump fired back a few hours later at the a rally in maine. >> mitt romney is indeed a choke artist. he choked and he choke like i have never seen anyone choke. >> reporter: romney is latest member of the republican establishment trying to stop billion air businessman from securing the parties nomination, even though trump dominated on super tuesday. >> these are politicians, promising things that they cannot deliver. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich with senators marco rubio and ted cruz are expect to target trump during tonight's debate in detroit, michigan. the debate will be the first time trump will face "fox news" anchor megan kelly since they clash at the first republican debate, in august. sparking an ugly feud. kelly has said she doesn't spectrum seven to be combative but wayne state university political science professor tim west though difficulties a agrees. >> why should he changed, it has worked.

what he has done so far has work just fine. >> reporter: trump has more than a quarter of the delegates needed to win the parties nomination, weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". voters here in our area will have have their chance to cast their votes soon, deadline to register to vote in the local primary is that fast approaching. the voters in pennsylvania, have until march 28th, and the last day to register in delaware is april 2nd and in new jersey it is may 17th. primary day in pennsylvania and delaware is set for april 26th, new jersey will hold its primary june 7th. philadelphia a mayor jim kenney delivers his first budget address to city council, lawmakers cheered his proposals but are concerned over how he wants to pay for them. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is at city hall with the mayor's controversial plan, walt. >> reporter: ukee, cheers and even a couple of standing ovations for the mayor as he a announced his budget proposals today, an optimistic start to what promises to be a long, difficult have budget forming

process. arriving in city council for his first budget address, mayor jim kenney greeted by a standing ovation. the mayor drawing still more cheers when he made it clear that spending 256 million to expand prek education along with creating, 25 community schools were among his top priorities. >> our failure to properly educate our children has reverb rated throughout this economy. >> reporter: then he proposed 350 million to restore libraries, parks and rec center,s 550 milan you'llly for 800 police body cams and 80 million for new fire equipment and repairs. along with cuts in wage and certain business taxes but mayor learned to turn his wish list into reality, he will need council's support passing a 3 cents an ounce soda tax,

raising 400 million to fund his proposals. >> is there simply no where tolls find the revenue. >> reporter: while council member gave high marks to budget priorities. >> i thought he hit a home run in the speech. >> reporter: no one including council president darryl clark willing to predict if the controversial foundation for his proposals, the soda tax, had any chance of actually being passed by council. >> will the soda tax fly in the end cow believe. >> i don't know. it the is a budget process. >> reporter: so while council cheered his ideas today, in the end, in the next few months, will they come up with the money, the soda attacks needed to fund those ideas. we will tell you what we found, when we went looking for answers, coming up the at 6:00. live from city hall, i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks walt, we will see you then. coming up on "eyewitness news" a teen who does not want to get out of bed turns to violence. what he did that left his family in the hospital and

landed him in jail. almost wish you were a little taller, well, a trip to space may help. what happened when scott kelly during his historic mission, that made him 2 inches taller. a lot of women in their 30's are noticing weight gain, hair loss and other symptoms. now one woman said she suffered from this mystery condition for a decade. health reporter stephanie stahl has unexpected diagnosis. and eagles quarterback sam bradford is talking about his new contract, with the birds, why he says he wanted to stay here in philadelphia a.

on the cbs-3 healthwatch women in their 30's notice they are gaining weight, losing hair might not realize there is a a physical cause. one woman said she suffered for a decade before finding out. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to tell us about how it is happening to millions of woman. >> reporter: it really is, guys. this is a a diagnosis that doctors can have have trouble figuring out, but persistence paid off for one patient. >> life seemed picture perfect for sarah a reno it but behind this smile this 40 something was hiding a a a secret. >> fatigue, severe depression, nausea, night sweats, brain

fog, joint pain. >> reporter: she was suffering from what seemed like a mystery condition. >> i didn't know what it was, neither did the doctor. >> reporter: it took several doctors nearly ten years and then she got the answer. >> my estrogen was low, testosterone was low and my hormones were all out of balance. >> reporter: she was in peri menopause this was happening in my early 30's, so, i didn't even think about peri menopause. >> reporter: she was prescribed harmone cremes and started to see changeness just weeks. >> it is coming earlier then most expect and it is not talked about and discussed enough so women don't know what is happening to them. >> reporter: gynecologist prudence hall says sarah's case was not pricing. >> peri menopause starts in mid 30's. i can start before that but classically, 36, 37, 383, 39. >> reporter: her symptoms were all so typical and can include wrapped weight gain, thinning or hair loss, interrupted sleep, low labido, trouble

remembering and overall feeling of being overwhelmed. doctor hall says women shouldn't ignore peri menopause or try to muscle through it but instead get help as early as possible. >> women know what the symptoms are, they are going to identify it within themselves and go to their doctor and say i think i'm in peri menopause i need treatment. >> it has change my life. i'm a different person. >> reporter: now peri the menopause is different for every woman, on average it last for about four years but it can be as little as a few months to as long as ten years. the it is up to women and they need to difficulties with us with their doctors. >> it business connecting all those dots. >> lots of dots to connect. >> thanks, stephanie. it boys man's history month and betsy ross house is celebrate nothing a very special way. olde city landmark unveiled the woman at work revolutionary america exhibit today. this interactive exhibit shows you the variety of jobs colonial woman had, it also tells the story of phyillis a

free african laundry. the house is supposing free events all in long. it is also, national anthem day and that brings up a good question. >> viewer john wants to know why do we put our hand over our heart during the national anthem. >> it is tonight's good question, and nicole brewer is in search of the answers. it is automatic, the anthem begins you remove your hat and put your hand over your heart. why the hand over the heart. >> it is one thing that we all bond together when we hear it, as a country. >> oh, say can you see ♪ >> very nice. >> you too nicole. >> and she will also get the answer to the good question, why do we put our hand over our heart, during the national anthem. that is tonight, at 11:00 o'clock. do you have a good question? log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us using the

hashtag cbs-3/good question. i noticed nicole had her hat on while she was singing. >> yes, she did. >> from the early part of this week when it was glorious outside to all bundled up again. >> yes to day definitely felt like a winter day. it is a winter day. it is a little bit below average. started the day with sunshine. the cloud rolled in. we know what that means. >> tonight, tomorrow nuisance. >> a nuisance system. this is not a big deal.isance. i continue to be unimpressed by this system. it will bring light snow mainly overnight and into tomorrow morning and then moves out but it is a cold day and it will feel like winter. it is still with us and it is towards the next 17 days or so until spring officially begins march 20th. the lets look the a the time lapse video. i said earlier it was sunny, beautiful today, take a look, gorgeous start at kutztown area middle school but as we head through afternoon you can see what happens, that blue skies gives way to a few more high clouds, they drift in and now it is overcast there. the as our next system, starts

the to work its way toward area right now 31 degrees in kutztown. certainly cold enough for snow. problem with this system is it is mainly off to the south and you can see it is looking disorganize. this is a very fast moving system, progressive pattern as this storm moves east and this storm will eventually become a major, major snowstorm but it will dump snow mainly over atlantic ocean and in the canadian maritime province. this cuts by to the south, light snow could impact our far north and western suburbs. we will get into this here in philadelphia, mainly snow in the city but points to the south and east could see mixing with rain even as we head in the day tomorrow. this will start about midnight tonight and then continue in the early morning hours on your friday, we will time it out in just a moment. i want to show you temperatures much colder then it has been, 38 at the airport. thirty-four in allentown and in trenton. twenty-six in mount pocono. head down to the freezing mark tonight. the with the clouds in place temperatures down drop all that drastically tonight but cold enough for a little bit of snow to break out. the it will start off to the

south lift up throughout the course of the the night. midnight with the first flakes in philadelphia then moving off to the north through the overnight hours. this is sporadic, the scattered snow showers, and the not just heavy band of snow, snowing likely at 7:00 a.m., in philadelphia and surrounding a area the it moves out. could get in back edge banding down the shore and into portions of interior south jersey around 7:00 a.m. that moves out and clears the coast by 1:00 p.m. if we do see those 2-inch amounts they are in millville, vineland area portions of central delaware. timing this out, light snow will develop after 10:00 p.m. friday morning from 5:00 to 9:00 snow showers and slick spots and by 1:00 p.m. the snow will move out, general colt to go 2-inch's cross the region. the more like a coat to go inch in philadelphia. the those 2-inch amounts off to our south and east with this system. but on the roads friday morning again light snow falling. reduced visibility and slippery spot. the get out early, brush snow off your car. you won't need shovel but you will need snow brush and then makes sure you leave plenty of extra time we know it is,

commutes are rough but when you have snow showers around in the morning it will slow you down even more. we will stay chilly on saturday, it is another little system saturday night into sunday morning which i will show you next half an hour and it is chilly through three day forecast but seven day forecast, completely different story, things get much nicer around here pretty soon. >> that is what i like to hear. appreciate it. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight spring cleaning your finances. >> consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with the eye opening secret to getting back on track, he has advice for people at every income level, pat. jessica, just ahead i go one on one with sam bradford just signed that two year contract extension with the philadelphia eagles, he talks about why he wanted to stay put and why this off season has been nice and relaxing, that is coming up.

it is official, sam bradford is back in the fold for the eagles. >> he spoke with the media at novacare complex, our pat

gallen and he joins us live and pat, bradford seemed excited to be back. >> you can say that ukee and guess contact he seemed thrilled to be back here in the bird nest here at the know of virginia care complex. spoke for the first time since signing that contract extension a two year deal worth 36 million-dollar, pretty hefty price tag for the quarterback. i got a chance to catch up with him one on one. he talk about why he wanted to stay in philadelphia he also talked about a relaxing off season, much different from the previous two. >> it is just something that i kind of new all along. i think i had a great experience here last year. i enjoyed the guys we have in the locker room and guys we have on the team. like i said, up there i don't think we're that far off from being a really good football team. i just really enjoyed my experience in philadelphia last year. you know, just something about it, told me this is where i was meant to be you are not

far off, is what most crucial for the team to get over that hump and back to the post season. >> i think we have to eliminate some of the self-inflicted wound. you look at last year, on the offensive side of the ball, some of the penalties, you know, missed passes, the drops, things, you know, each position group, we all had our own mistakes last year. if we can start to eliminate those, you know, i think we will have been much more efficient and much better offense. there were times we showed it. we need to be more consistent. >> personal level another new head coach, another new system you are working yourself into. does that ever get old after a while. >> yes, it does. it is part of it. obviously, like i said up there, we're looking to create that stability. i think we have the opportunity ahead of us right now. obviously, just in my conversation was coach pederson he seems like, you know, a fantastic guy, a fantastic coach and i look forward to get to go know him

and getting to work with him. >> so doug pederson era in philadelphia can officially begin now that we know sam bradford will be the quarterback at least in the short term for the next two years or so, and bradford, threw for 3700 yards, 19 touchdowns a year ago. he will have to better that, ukee and jessica because a lot is on his shoulders if they want to get back in the post season. you heard him talk about a lot of mistakes that they will need to clean up if they want to be a post season football team. live from the novacare complex, pat gallen for "eyewitness sports". >> thanks very much, work ahead there. >> working with those he havers. all a good thing. coming up next why astronaut scott kelly is 2 inches taller, after returning from space. also disturbing video shows the uniformed school officers, slapping and then kicking a student, the action being taken against the officer, and the one who stood back, and watched it all happen. angry teen turns to violence when he doesn't want to get out of bed and go to

will school but what he did next landed his family in the hospital and him in handcuffs. then new at 6:00 sports radio 94 wip big daddy graham can crack jokes with the best of them but when a strange cyst tomorrow stock with him for two days he learn it was no laughing matter. the reason he ended up with the hospital and the warning sign you should look out

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we have more of the video, we do want to warn you you might find it disturbing. >> reporter: four seconds long, three slaps and kick, this video is now generating nationwide attention, first sent to wjz that shows a uniform police officer shocking interaction with the young man at reese partnership high school in baltimore. in a wider view you can see another officer standing next to the one doing the slapping and kicking, both have been reassigned and what school officials are calling quote a vigorous investigation. the mayor nearly speechless. >> as a parent of a baltimore city school student i was appalled by what i saw, the behavior that was demonstrated on the video is certainry something you never want to see. >> reporter: our sister station wjz has confirmed the chief of city schools police marshall goodwin has been placed on administrative

leave. veteran educator karl perry is the school's chief support officer. >> i saw what appeared to be an act of violence. >> reporter: what we don't know is what happened before, or after the confrontation. but perry, still condemns it. >> no matter what the circumstances are i'm totally appalled, that behavior should never be tolerated and it won't be. >> investigation is going on and i support that investigation because i never want to see anything like that happen again. >> reporter: sources say young man being cursed at, slapped, kicked is a student, but school officials say that they are unsure as they continue to look into this disturbing encounter. that video was shot by a student with the cell phone and still unclear whether the victim was a student at the school. several arrests are made after a smash and grab burglary at the a gun store in texas this video shows the thieves in the violent act, they tied chains, to a truck, to yank the doors right off the front of the stores just like in the movie.

once inside thieves ransacked the place smashing glass case that he is stored handguns, they also took arm folds of rifles off the racks. in all 50 weapons were stolen, suspects are facing federal charges. a teen is accused of shooting his family after refusing, to get out of bed for school. authorities in tennessee say it all started when mother and grandmother of the 16 year-old tried to wake him up. the argument turned violent quickly when the tina allegedly shot the his grandmother, his 12 year-old sister and six year-old nephew were grazed by the bullet. the uncle says his nephew would get angry but not anymore than an average teen. >> you don't know what is going on in kids mind and everything these days. >> we're told none of the injuries are life threatening. the teen in custody and is being charged in juvenile court. astronaut scott kelly reunites with his family after a historic year long mission in space, his twin brother,

mark and doctor jill biden were among those who welcomed him home in houston texas overnight. the mrs. biden brought kelly beard made at the white house and a apple pie. the five two-year old returned to earth on tuesday after spending a record 340 days in space. >> this mission is latest achievement in our country's space program, but it is not the last. there will be more, it is in our dna of our country to explore and we must never stop. >> one interesting effect of the mission, kelly grew 2 inches. it the is only temporary. derek pits of the franklin institute explains the science behind that growth spurt. >> the reason is his spine has had a chance to expand because it is in the under the 1g gravity load that we have here on earth. so this means that the disks between his vertebrae can expand and he gets taller. >> very interesting. >> doctors will also analyze changes to kelly a's genetic structure by comparing him to

his identical twin brother, mark, who is also a former astronauts. >> that is absolutely amazing. >> what are the chances of that having, having two at california twins being astronauts. it is long abandoned but eastern state penitentiary in fair mount was an active prison for more than 140 years. >> reporter john mcdevitt of our sister station kyw news radio has information on a 11 day exhibit that is telling the unique stories of the inmates. >> reporter: eastern state penitentiary opened in 1829, and continues to house inmates the until 1971. sports, leisure activities were very much a part of the prison life over the years so penitentiary wanted to do something different and show visitors that side. it climate controlled staff conference room in the pop up museum featuring things like poet theory, paintings, ceramics and movies from the late 20's showing sporting events. ann anderson is senior specialist for research and

public programming. >> they play games and they have always been allowed exercise a couple times a day. exercise was an important social fabric of the prison. >> reporter: report there are photographs from the 1930's like these showcasing the talents of the inmates and their live kyw radio broadcast from inside the prison wall. >> kyw would come in and record the prisoner and their broadcast their music live over the air, and we know that prisoners got fan mail and a lot of curious listeners tuned in and loved what they heard and there air lot of talented people lived behind the walls here. >> reporter: some visitors favorites are homemade weapons known as shanks and made on prisoners leash or time. erika hard moneys manager of archives and record. she found one inside the shell. >> eastern state penitentiary hit home run with the sport and leisure pop up museum running through march 13th. john mcdevitt, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come on "eyewitness news" it looks

like you can, teach an old dog new tricks, the important job this pooch does that has earned him the title of coolest dog in the world. well, golfing in front of the tiger wood can be nerve racking but we will show you what 111 year-old boy did at the first t that even tiger himself could not be believing. kate? big turnaround on the way, after snow for your friday morning commute, we will see temperatures rise, and we could be pushing, 07 degrees, i will tell you when warmest day of the seven day will be

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easy as some people do not develop symptoms. the hope is to attack zika where it spreads. tiger woods gets upstaged by a 11 year-old who hits a hole in one. taylor crozer was with tyler at a kid course in texas designed by tiger woods. on the first shot of the first hole, on the course's opening day he let it rip, hits a hole in one. do you hear the crowd? they are going crazy. he got a hug from tiger and he beat tiger woods on the first hole by two strokes. >> tiger got a par. >> you are the golf guy. >> very rare. >> so much so, i'm good and still don't have one. >> oh, man. >> nice swing, oh, nice roll. he will remember that forever. >> it is all it takes too. >> that is great. >> coming up, guys ghost busters are back but different this time. what we are learning from the

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makes a terrifying discovery when they notice an unwelcomed guest in their swimming pool. home owner, craig lear first saw bubbles coming from the pool and thought it was a golf ball that fell in. soon discovered a 9-foot alligator who made a 70-yard trek from a pond and tore through the swimming pool screen enclosure. couple called the trapper for some help. >> he came out, he used a lasso effect and wrapped him up. the at one point we had waves rocking in the pool from just the gator thrashing in the pool. he tired him out, pulled him out and right out the door. >> well, okay. >> couple says gator had been hanging around for a while, and, usually, sun bathing around the island. >> what if he jumped in that pool. >> go for a little swim. >> yes, oh, no, everybody is okay. >> you can teach an older dog new tricks. >> one dog learned new skills and known as coolest dog on earth the when it comes to the internet. this is eight year-old piper.

you see why now. he is wearing sunglasses, earmuffs, vest and it is all part of his job as a wild life control k-9 for an airport in michigan. >> basically what he does is chase is a away all sorts of wild life, birds, fox, you name it from the runways ape taxiways. anything we don't want to come in contact with the aircraft. >> piper, super dog. piper had to be trained in this position but edward say he is perfect for the job. gets paid in treats, who wouldn't want be, and he seems to be okay with that. >> i'm sure he is, piper. philadelphia flower show is just around corner and winners of the special competition were announced today at the convention center a ward were handled out in the bloom philly windows decorating philly contest. eighty-five businesses in philadelphia and suburbs decorated their storefronts in anticipation of the show, this years theme is explore america, 100 years of the national park service. health properties at centre square walked away with top

honors. before the doors opened up, on saturday we will take you behind the scenes tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news" starting 59:00 a.m. so much fun to go with that and sure fire sign that spring is coming. >> it is. >> even if there is snow. >> it seems like there always is some snow around the flower show time but i'll tell what you folks at the flower show are loving the forecast for the duration of the show you will see in the seven day from saturday on through next week, we are looking at beautiful weather here. we have to get one through small hiccup first and that thinks system that will bring us snow for your friday morning. the lets look outside. we will start off to our north, in bethlehem in northampton county. it is quiet up there on main street. sunnies going down, getting darker especially now that the clouds are in, definitely looks, glummy or fast out there in the evenings. this time last night everything was still bright with that sunshine but quiet night and not expecting much in the way of snow in the lehigh valley. you are not even in the winter weather advisory, probably pick up a coating here or

there, generally just snow showers not a big deal in allentown, bethlehem or easton. the lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers, they are prepared to measure snow as we head into tomorrow morning. temperatures cold enough we are looking at 30's all across the map. thirty-five with steve schwartz in bensalem. preparing for a snow event. it does plant like much. everyone stay safe. that is always the message even with just a light snow you don't wanting to out and think you can handle it and skid, slide, it could happen, there may be slick spots tomorrow morning. david mitchell at 36 in norristown. he says have a wonderful evening, everyone. i love david, making his own word up and gets away witt. 38 degrees, david dutch in clementon, new jersey. mostly cloudy skies. few photos from our eyewitness weather watchers earlier showing sunshine earlier today. the this is how the day ended up with more clouds, rolling in, and bringing at arrival of the next system, what everybody has been talking about today, the threat for some snow. here it is, take a look at storm scan three. that system is moving from the west and it is producing light

snow right now over portions of northern virginia, and into west virginia, southern ohio, and it will take a little bit of time for this to reach the ground. you can see system looking disorganized here. not your typical shape of the storm and not that perfect comma shape we look for when storms head our way but you can see generally just some light snow and that is what will happen for us as well this storm does eventually intensify into a major storm but it is not our storm. it will intensify out over atlantic ocean and head out over canadian maritime. big storm for nova scotia but not for philadelphia. snow looks like it is moving in rapidly but it takes a little while for that air to moisten up. the it will not start falling until later this evening until just a a few flakes here and there, and lets time it the out. by around nine or 10:00 o'clock we will see that snow moving in the southern sections and by 1:00 a.m. light snow falling throughout the region. still a disconnect with the heavy rain to the south and light snow to the north. watch what happens as the storm moves off the coast. we may see banding, this is an area to watch interior south

jersey a and delaware. they could get close to the 2-inch mark but as that storm moves off the coast it intensifies, look at that heavy snow just off the coast of massachusetts, we beg the question, if the the snow is falling over the ocean, is it falling at all? nobody out there to see it. they have moved that anthem of the the seas out of the way of this one. winter weather advisory means light snow tonight into friday mid morning in the city. could last until the afternoon down the shore. coat to go an inch or two mainly on unpaved surfaces. slow travel, slick spots. use caution in your friday morning commute. we will give you red for your early morning commute friday with that light snow copping down a few slick spots. it will be cold enough for it to stick to back road. by lunchtime the snow end, still use caution, as always and by afternoon commute it looks mainly dry. we are back to the green light. then we will head in the weekend. the cloud increasing saturday. a little weak system slides by to the south, could start sunday morning with light rain or snow shower. that is it with that system. once we get that one out, we will go from chill toy balmy.

watch the jet stream as we head into next week. a little bumpy saturday and sunday. monday into tuesday jet stream lifts up and we have mild air moving in. so again overnight light snow, and still chilly, down to around freezing, light snow for friday morning and back to the mid 40's saturday, cloud breaking for some sun at 47, 58 on monday, and 63 tuesday. we will just keep jumping and we could be near 07 by next week. ukee and jessica back to you good time to work on my whole in one. >> um-hmm. when was the last time you took an honest look at your finances as many of us start to tackle some spring cleaning. the it may be a good time to clean up any money messes as well. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan joins with us advice at people at every income level. >> we get wrapped up in the the day-to-day stuff that we don't step back and look at the big picture and that chris how we are handling our money. before the weather starts to get nice why not sit down and make sure you are on the right track. the just like spring cleaning your home, now can be a good

time to tidy up household budget. with tax day around the corner, money is on the mind of many especially those who have received a refund. the don't let that influx of cash, throw a spending and savings plan off course. instead if you don't have a budget, make one. if you do have one, review it to the make sure it still fits your needs. credit.com recommends a evaluating all income, calculating expenses, identify the places where you can cut back and making sure is there enough left over to stash in an emergency fund. america saves a campaign of consumer federation of america recommend using a digital tool like a smart phone app or spread sheet to keep track of spending over the course of a few months to see exactly where your money is going. then look for areas that can be trimmed so you can free up more cash to pay down high interest debt. now while cleaning up a budget for day to day expenses don't forget to make room for longer term goals like retirement and college fund.

that suggestion of writing down everything you spend even if you do it for a week or two you will open your mind. a few years ago i did it for a months, i said what the heck is this. >> you are running around. >> i wrote everything down. >> yes. >> a pack i gum it was written down. >> yes. >> thanks, buddy. still ahead on "eyewitness news" will you call? new all female cast of ghost busters, back . >> oh, man things where to get very slimy. what the just released trailer reveals about the the reboot. when we come right back. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever.

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>> it was one of the best times ever, it was so, so much fun. >> creating a a dehe vice that amplifies paranormal activity. you might be the only won to stop it. >> murphies not out until july but don't count on any new heinz. >> i heard it was great. >> i took a trip, to the set, i'll have more details, on tonight's et because it was simply magical. ukee and guess contact. >> all right, we're in. >> are you going. >> i'll go. >> for more on ghost busters and all of the happening in hollywood watch entertainment tonight at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> reboot of the ray parker junior theme song. check it the out. that is "eyewitness news" at the 5:00. now at 6:00 waiting for snowfall, kate. >> that is right, guys, it is cold today, clouds have moved in and within the next several hours a little snow will begin to fall. come up i'll tell you how long snow will last, latest on the winter weather advisory and we will tell you how much you can expect where you live. >> i am here today to answer

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three as that system, hinges ever closest to our area we're track something snow. the flakes will be flying starting in the next several hours or so, good evening, i'm ukee washington. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. we will go over to meteorologist kate bilo tracking things from the cbs-3 weather center, kate. >> ukee and jessica we have talk about how march was coming in like a lamb but it was going to switch pretty quickly and here we go we have had a blast of cold air in the past couple of days and now we're talking about some snow. now this luckily for us, it is not aids major system. it is going to form into i major system off the coast but it is just barely too late. i posted a picture on twitter to look at what a close call this is as this storm will really intensify, out over the opened atlantic. for us we're talking about this light, scattered snowfall that you sees moving through portions of ohio in, to west virginia at the moment. this will get in here overnight and expect the first flakes to start falling, between ten and midnight off to our south east and first ban eventually starts to lift