tonight into tomorrow morning to lead to the risk for wintry mix. it is especially as system moves in. 36 degrees in allentown. thirty-seven in reading. twenty-seven in mount pocono. definitely cold enough for snow and will get cold overnight. we are at 42 in philadelphia. you can see drop in the past 24 hours, 18 degrees colder then it was this time yesterday in the city. 22-degree drop in temperature in wilmington since this time yesterday. cold air is in place, now we need a disturbance and we need moisture and we have both. you can see what is happening. moisture starved, looking ragged as it moves cross great lakes but some moisture developing here over portions of indiana and illinois. these are joined forces, and we will tap in additional moisture as this clipper moves east and ramp up and will produce a quick hitting blast of rain, and or snow for the area tomorrow morning. question is, what will you get , in your region? lets start off with timing. this will develop between 5:00 . much will be at or below

freezing so a mix will develop this could start in the city as period have brief snow or mix of rain and snow. the it will start as all snow in the far northern and western suburbs. we will see change over to all rain and it will stay all rain until it tapers after 2:00 p.m. further north you go longer the snow will fall and better chance we will see, for some accumulations here. this fact we have a winter weather advisory, this goes into effect at 5:00 a.m. for carbon, monroe counties in the poconos, coming up we will tell you how much snow they can expect in the poconos what you wille in the lehigh valley and whether this will impact your afternoon commute, as well as your morning commute tomorrow. for now, back to you. don't forget track wintry weather whenever you want, on the the cbs philly weather app down load for freon itunes an or google play. shopping malls across the country, including philadelphia mills have been target of unrule willly flash mobs over last few days. local police departments are stepping up patrols to crackdown on the disturbances

and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with more on how police there are planning to keep everyone, safe. greg? >> reporter: jessica, good evening. this is a very busy time of the year here at cherry hill hall. many folks shopping, many folks returning those holiday gift and that is why cherry hill police department is remaining extra vigilant all throughout the mall area, all in an effort to stop any type of flash hob from happening right here. the cherry hill hall, bus think time of the year, people making, returns, families having continuer. cherry hill police making sure everyone there is staying safe >> we will head over to the hall to to high visibility patrols to tea ter crimes of all aspects. >> reporter: sergeant jason salvatore is referring to this , where tuesday that it, 200 teens arrived at philadelphia mills hall in northeast philadelphia. >> crowd grew to about 200 juveniles report report many

trying to enter mall stopped by police. entire flash mob organized through social media app snap chat. >> we don't want copycat situation so we have put social media post out advertising we have increased our patrols at all shopping districts especially in and around cherry hill mall. >> reporter: police chief william manahan says there has not been specific chatter about this happening in new jersey. >> but we monitor social media and mall monitors social media as well. >> reporter: he is taking no chances. which is why sergeant salvatore and other officers are making sure that their presence is then both outside, and inside of the mall. >> it is obviously easier for us to stop it, before they get in the mall then try to clear it out once we have a 100, 200 , 300 kid in the mall. >> reporter: jessica and nicole, coming up at 6:00 here at "eyewitness news" i'll tell what you else cherry hill police department is to go throughout the mall area that is not as obvious and also hear what the chief has to say

is to parents dropping their kid off here at cherry hill mall, coming up in just about one hour. for now we are live at cherry hill hall i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news montgomery county mother was considered a person of interest in the death of her teenage daughter has been released from jail after posting bail. forty-one year old sarah packer was released friday after spending two months in the montgomery county correctional facility. packer still facing child endangerment and obstruction of justice charges. the dismembered remains of her daughter four year-old grace packer were found from two hunters in the park on halloween. in bethlehem, pennsylvania a man is facing murder charges tonight. police say he killed his own, four year-old son, and the child's mother, who was once a high school teacher. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in bethlehem with more on this case, joe? >> reporter: good evening, to you isaac duran infante made his first appearance inside of a new york city courtroom

where prosecutors, outlined a very disturbing case against him. they claimed that he strangled both his ex-girlfriend and their four year-old child, and then left, them in the the apartment, for days, not letting on to authorities, over the christmas holiday while he partied. well, people that knew him, somewhat vaguely and lived inside bethlehem, said there was never any trouble here. >> in bethlehem, pennsylvania, no answer was as we stopped at apartment where police say man accused in a manhattan double murder lived. he is 23 year-old isaac duran infante, nypd alleged that the lehigh valley man fatally strangled his ex-girlfriend and then killed the couple's four year-old son miguel, who was found inside a bathtub. investigators say durant infante was in new york, and they claim he was tired of paying child support and that he didn't approve of the way that she was raising four

year-old miguel. back in bethlehem, was there any activity here, did you see any detectives or police. >> oh, yes, there were detectives. >> reporter: merion bows say she saw durant infante infrequently there was a business to the grizzly double homicide, police say the detectives say was fired four years ago from her job at new york city public school teacher, after it was revealed , that she conduct a sexual relationship with durant infante when he was a teenager. police say in part of the durant infante confession she said she had been interfering with a new relationship. neighbors were disgusted, to hear about the case, with ties to bethlehem. >> oh, my goodness, i lived next to them. that is terrible. >> reporter: once again prosecutors say that durant infante, confessed in this vicious double murder, and now , local police need

assistance in this investigation. officers executed search warrants here at the apartment building behind me, a spokeswoman for lehigh county district attorney's tells thaws she could in the reveal what is in them because of courts have sealed them. that is very latest live there bethlehem i'm gentlemen holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". authorities have arrested a woman in connection to yesterday's deadly shooting in germantown. police charged martina west scott the in the december of her boyfriend three three-year old terrell bruce. police expended to a car crash the park line drive and walnut lane yesterday, to find bruce suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police believe domestic argument led to the shooting. new clues surfaced in the search for hissing five-year old girl and her great grandmother, pair disappeared on christmas eve while on the way from new jersey, to visit relatives in north carolina. cleve bryan is live in mays landing with the latest on the search, cleve. >> reporter: good evening.

some new clues from family, we have not gotten any updates from the hamilton township police tenth, which is leading this investigation in, fact, no new updates in the last two days. what we know is that 71 year-old barbara and her five-year old great granddaughter, le myra have been missing since christmas eve when they were last seen the an exxon gas station 30 miles in richmond, virginia briley told a clerk that she was lost trying to head to north carolina to visit family and then clerk helped her set gps in her phone. a source tells wtvr, cbs a fill yacht that she gave up a brief signal about 45 miles south of the richmond. so state and local police as well as briley's family scoured that area over last couple days but they have not found anything. sources say barbara briley's debit card was used at a atm in mays landing but there is no information about when. barbara's grandson deandre talked to me today after police talk to him about that

credit card use. >> after the cops came over this morning they said we heard that she was local, and her debit card went off in mays landing. they said someone used it. >> reporter: again, that is a debit card not a credit card. we understand from family that she did not use credit or debit card, struck to cash mostly. briley's family say many down in virginia and north carolina won't return until they find, barbara, and le myra. reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" police may return today to the delaware county home to the missing mother in hopes of cracking the case. last night, collindale police executed a search warrant for the home of melissa rodriguez. crews entered the property with cadaver dogs looking for women's remains, police say that the dogs did hit on a spot in the basement, and after digging two holes they found nothing, rodriguez has been missing since 2013. a sinkhole, with an active gas leak forced evacuation of

about 20 homes in bethlehem. chopper three over hamilton and l streets where air newspaper delivery man discover that large sinkhole 3:30 this morning. the authorities say that gas leak was packed with an hours and was in longer a threat, however, entire block was actually evacuated due to the structural concerns related to that sinkhole. we have been told that as of 4:40 this afternoon, most residents have been allowed to return back to their homes. investigators are trying to pinpoint what caused a deadly apartment fire in fishtown. philadelphia fire fighters were called to shackamaxon street near frankford avenue around 3:00 this morning. there they found the man unconscious in the living room on the third floor, he died, a short time later at the hospital, two fire fighters suffered minor injuries. well, donald trump goes on another twitter storm. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" why he accused president obama of putting up roadblocks in the transition of power. big scare for this tear devil, serious injuries he

suffered when his base jump went horribly wrong. are you counting calories, there is a new boost for you, three on your side jim donovan shows you the beverage that is gaining popularity among

after something terribly went wrong during a high flying stunt in phoenix. "eyewitness news" video captured man hitting the side of the mountain wall, and then

crash landing moments after jumping off a ledge. he was rush to the local hospital, with serious pelvis injuries, and phoenix officials say while base jumping is in the illegal they do not recommend it. well, lot of people are waiting for 2016 to end, but you have to wait an extra second, people in charge of the keeping track of time are actually adding a leap second just before midnight on sunday we need that extra second to make up for time lost to the earth's slowing rotation. this by the way is 27th time they have added a leap second, since 1972. and it is rid dance day in new york. new yorkers used this day to throw way all of the bad memories from the past year. they do it by writing town their worst moments of the year on paper, and then, taping them to the side of a garbage truck. they also get rid of unwanted possessions wye smashing them. annual tradition to ring out the old year is now in the tenth year. at first a lot of people will be bringing in the new year with glass of champagne

or maybe some wine. >> three on your side jim donovan found out for people counting calories there is a new option out there: spiked seltzer. at this bar water tastes, different. >> it is thighs, it is quite refreshing. >> reporter: it has a kick. >> i can still feel the alcohol and it feels good. >> reporter: flavored settler water with 5 percent alcohol launched by samuel adams beer, truly sparkling seltzer is sold in stores and select bars and restaurants. >> people wanting to out with their friend but live a healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: beverage makers are taking note and hard settler is growing in popularity. spiked seltzer started the trend in 2013 and caught the attention of anheuser-busch who bought the company this year. other brand like white claw and naughty have also seen sales, spike. so how does it stack up to other drinks is this well, 12- ounces of truly contains 100 calories and two carbs. similar in calories but fewer

carbs then average light beer and easily beats mixed drinks like a vodka tonic. >> i like it doesn't have a strong after taste. it toss than the taste like alcohol. it is easy to drink which might come back to haunt you. >> reporter: new survey find half of all americans consume alcohol, say that there are not enough low calorie options available and with more adults buying more water then ever before, that could explain the attractions, to hard seltzer. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. interesting choice. >> yes. >> our producer, sparkling cider for us. >> here you can have some. >> yes. >> we's talking about snow, kate. >> some snow. you may have to head north or wake up really early, this is not a major snow headachier for us in philadelphia is there still lengthy of winter to go. don't be worried we will get our fair share of it but this time around it is a messyget commute for all of us, whether it is rain, snow or a mix of the two and we will be seeing

all kind of precipitation depending on where you are, mixed bag tomorrow morning. we will start off outside and look at palmyra cove nature park, on the live neighborhood network and you can see beautiful sunset, just kind of finished up a little bit. we have purples, pinks and blue there is looking live toward city sky line across the river. 39 degrees right there. i don't know to you remember when i showed you this same camera yesterday it was 53 degrees still. we have been experiencing a significant drop in temperature all day to day, cloud, really hung on strong this morning. they did finally just start to dissipate moving in the afternoon but now, of course, sunsetting and it has been a quiet, seasonal day. our next system is on the way. this is what we call alberta clipper right about here pro tuesdaying some light snow, over portions of the the great lakes and may say that toss than the look like much. it looks rag. we have moisture feeding in from the south as well. these two pieces will start to meet up, join forces, the

storm will ramp up moving east into tomorrow morning and will produce significant precipitation that could rain heavily for a time in philadelphia especially mid-morning in the lunch hour before this system gets the out of here. here's what we are concerned about, temperatures waking up tomorrow morning from the city on north, early thursday morning, right when this precipitation starts to move in or at or below treeing. head to the south we are seeing morning lows in millville, atlantic city, dover, well above freezing, 40 's tomorrow morning in wildwood. as precipitation comes in it all depend, real estate, location, location, location, all about where you are. much of the area from the city north we will see wintry mix, then change over to rain. light accumulation to the north, morning rush concerns even, if it is just rain this could slow you down low visibility on the road so give yourself some extra time to get out there. 6:00 a.m., precipitation moves in. we are at 35 in philadelphia. so brief mix possible but notice rain/snow line mainly

stays north of the city, north of the turnpike for the most part and then eventually pushes north of 78 even, that is by 8:00 in the morning and then still snowing this is poconos until midday, rains steady hid day but by 4:00 p.m. it moves out. your afternoon commute looks betterment mainly rain for city and point south, light mix for upper bucks, montgomery county and northern chester county early thursday morning. one to two slushy inches possible for lehigh valley and berks county and two to four for poconos. that is spot that will get worst of it. overnight cloud increase as that system moves in. snow, rain arriving by day break, and for your thursday period of rain, could start as snow to the north and west, afternoon commute, completely, tive rent, and we will see sun peak back out before it is sets tomorrow. try windy, colder, flurries. then sunny, seasonal slightly chilly new years eve. 42 degrees. that is next half an hour.

>> thanks, kate. it was a festive celebration in honor of the third day of kwanzaa, "eyewitness news" at free library on vine street where afternoon was full of singing, tansing, this year marks 50th anniversary of kwanzaa first observed 1966. each day of the week long celebration is dedicated to a tive rent principal. and still ahead on "eyewitness news" get a work out that benefit your body and strangers. how a local yoga teacher is helping people thousands of miles away. plus could amazon echo be a murder witness. key clues the popular gadget might hold and why detectives may never get to use it to are you the case. then betty white gets a go fund me page, why a fan says she need to be protect, immediately. don. we all necessity how eagles started a perfect three and zero in the 2016 season but how will they end it? what the guys are saying about their hatch up against tall as coming up next in sports.

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right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. a suspect smashing into a bucks county department store, but, this was just the beginning. new at 6:00 tonight surveillance cameras continue to roll role as he goes inside , dramatic video and staggering amount of merchandise that suspect got away with coming up at 6:00. for now we are talking sports. hi there, done ton good to see you. >> we were talking about those birds. >> they will wrap it up. >> it that is time. >> end is here, eagles will wrap up their 2016 season begins cowboys sun take at the link, no playoffs for this third straight season. their longest trout since the lays 90's. remember when these teams played halloween weekend, eagles lost in overtime. they fell to four-three. you willly they lost six out of seven games. been a rough seas on but hopefully one that they can learn there.

>> you can definitely end season right and, you know, i no, we only a couple pieces away from being that team we want to be. we have to make sure next year , that we do not have self inflicting wound as we did this year and i think it starts with this last game. >> three key injuries at running back may have opened door for terrell watson. he is a practice squad guy, and third team this season. first with denver, then with cleveland and new with the bird. he went undrafted in 2015. it has been a long road. >> just got released in week seven i think it was, it was their decision. i don't know what happened. week later denver called and i was on a plane to denver, three hours after they called. i was in denver and then now here. i was hoping to play by my rookie year. now i might get an opportunity to play on sunday. so, i'm excited. >> you talk about carson wentz , number two pick in the draft. it seems like he had easy path to the league. then you have guys that go un

drafted, they get cut, cut, cut and then bounced around and sometimes they make it. we will see what happens with watson. >> it is so true. >> it can't be easy on them. >> think about how many pro layers there are. >> not that many. coming up in the next half an hour donald trump gets frustrated with the transition process. >> now he is calling out president obama why he says the president is throwing up roadblocks. and tribute to carrie fisher backfires in a big way, why the popular company had to treaty tweet and apologize

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an amazon echo belong to go a murder suspect, is now at center of the criminal investigation in arkansas. authorities have a warrant and they want amazon to hand over any audio that the virtual assistant alexa might have stored in connection with the murder of a man found dead in the hot tub. the echo's role in the case is raising new concerns among privacy advocates in the

digital age. news continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer. ukee's off today. suspect's attorney says her client is necessary event and that police are going too far to get that extra information out of alexa. here's cbs news reporter done ton champion. >> today at 1:00 p.m.... >> reporter: this video shows how company's popular echo device can help. >> 3/4 cup is 12 tablespoons. >> reporter: police arkansas wants alexa's help solving a murder case. >> what they are trying to do is rather novel. >> reporter: kimberly weber represents james bates charged with murdering a man in his home last year, his echo was seized by police and in the search warrant investigators asked amazon to hand over electronic data in the form of audio recording, transcribed records or other text records from bates electronic assistant. >> should things be said out of context, that scares me.

it scares me that our criminal system is coming down to this technology, in which it is supposed to help our daily lives and now it is being used against us for a innocent client. >> reporter: voice recordings from the amazon echo are stored on a personal cloud, 48 hours correspondent aaron more ty has been following the case and talk to cbs this morning. >> they think this was being used during the night, to stream music, that is what the prosecution says, so they are seeing if it is pick up any sound, like, like oh, high god or something like that, that might, might put it over toward a murder. >> reporter: in a statement amazon in part says that the company will not release customer information, without a valid and binding legal de hand. bates attorney claims that the victim's death was accidental, after a night of drinking. don champion for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". president-elect donald trump now weeks from being sworn into office and today his frustration with the

transition process, played out on social media in a series of tweets. he tweeted doing my best to disregard inflammatory president o statement and roadblocks. thought it would be a smooth transition. not. president-elect just said president obama called him today and they had a good conversation. the white house declined to comment on trump's tweets. just days after saying he could have beaten donald trump in the election president obama has talk his successor in a new poll. president obama was just named most add hired hand in america , 22 percent of people polled pick the president, 15 percent chose the president-elect. pope francis came in third, he was followed by bernie sanders and billy graham. former presidential nominee hillary clinton was name most admired woman for 15th straight year, first lady michelle obama, german chancellor angela merkel and oprah winfrey all finish in the top ten. john kerry made a pitch for peace in the middle east

today but his lance didn't go over so well in israel. in his final policy speech, kerry defended obama administration's decision to allow passage of the u.n. resolution, condemning israeli settlements in the west bank, and eastern jerusalem. he says that the vote was about preserving the possibility of peace between israel and palestinians. >> it cannot in good conscious do nothing and say nothing when we see the hope of peace slipping away. this is a time to stand up for what is right. we have long known what two states living side by side in peace and security looks like, we should not be afraid to say so. >> israeli rhyme minister benjamin netanyahu called kerry's policy speech a great disappointment and accused him focusing too much on israeli settlements while paying less attention to palestinian insight. and violence. a special tribute to actress and author carrie

fisher, fans have created their own makeshift memorial with the star on the hollywood walk of fame. star wars actress never received an official star on the walk of fame, she tied yesterday, several days after suffering a massive heart attack on a lane. in a cbs news correspondent jamie youkiss report, fisher's honesty about her mental health issues helped millions of americans with similar problems. >> i can expect to you find you. >> i recognized your foul stench when i was brought on board. >> reporter: role that made carrie fisher a cultural icon also led to a life of drug and alcohol abuse. >> i don't trust. >> reporter: when this scene was film fisher told daily beast she and harrison ford were still drunk. she spoke to charlie rose in 2009. >> i would like to be a good role model and some of the ways, you know, i'm a good role model of what not the to do, which would be pills, et cetera.

>> reporter: fish are wrote about her partying weighing in her book like post card from the edge which became a movie starring merrill streep. one woman show wish full drinking. >> if i could isolate the pain , just to my bleep, it would be fantastic. >> reporter: she also disclosed that she had body problems when she was as leah, she weighed just 105-pound but was told to lose ten more. fisher spoke about having bi polar disorder and under going electro shock therapy. >> it is humiliating, you lost control, you are not out of your mine, you cannot the get out. >> reporter: in her final guardian newspaper column public in november fisher gave this advice to someone who is bipolar, think of it as a opportunity to be here owe i can, an opportunity to be a good example to others who might share our disorder. jamie youkiss, cbs news, new york. one tribute to carrie fisher went horribly wrong and

now cinnamon bunnies doing damage control. this is the tweet that sparked controversy, it says rip carrie fisher, you'll have the best buns in the galaxy. after a on line backlash, cinnamon bun company said it was meant as a tribute but we should not have posted it. we are truly sorry. carrie fisher was latest celebrity to die in a year filled with the loss of legend now south carolina man is doing his best to save another star, he set up a go fund me page to protect betty white, from what he says seems like a rash of celebrity deaths in 2016. the tongue in cheek campaign says miss whiteys okay with it , he will fly where ever she is and keep her safe until january 1, 2017. at last check he has surpassed his goal by raising more than $3,300. if it turns out that white does not want his protection he will donate that money to a youth theater company. >> my goodness, you cannot make this stuff up. still to come on "eyewitness news", getting fit

and helping a good cause. >> big benefit to a local yoga class tonight. then it is a waste of money and cost more to make a penny then it it is worth and that is not only coin losing honey, we will explain. >> we want to make sure that every kid that needs help gets it. >> reporter: technology that height have gone in the trash gets a new life and it is our story of brotherly love, kate? we are watching the new years weekend in this addition of the weekend watch, it is looking seasonal, little chilly but it is end of the december, beginning of january , after all this weekend, 30's in the poconos. maybe a few snow showers on sunday, new years day. bringing in 2017 in the city watching fire works, bundle up , be cold not coldest new years eve and down the shore 43 on new years eve. upper 40's for

the u.s. mint says it still cost more to manufacture pennies and nichols then what the coins are actually worth. it cost government 1.5 cents to make a penny and eight cents to produce a nick until 2016. the two coins have been profit losers for a whole decade now. government traditionally makes money off of producing dimes and quarters, those cost, remain way below face value. >> it doesn't make any cents. >> i know, i know. >> sometimes, they build up in your wallet. >> yes. >> yes. >> you know what, you don't want to be behind her in line. >> i'm sorry, people. >> up next, we will look back at the biggest entertainment

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well, in montgomery county a team of volunteers gathers every wednesday, to bring old computers back to life. >> those computers are going to go people who might otherwise, struggle to be connect and it is this weeks story of brotherly love.

he is giving them a quick tour on the computer which eddie will share with his grand kid. it might give us a blessing to the whole family but this program is a blessing. >> you push the green button. >> eddie is just one of the people and teen children. the audubon charity accepts donations of old desk top and hospital top computers to corporations and individuals. machines give new hardware and software, thanks to a team of volunteers. >> teenagers and senior citizens, and, people ask where they come from and i say god. >> robert started after learning about the digital divide, even in an age of wifi and smart phones thousands of students in our region don't have computers. >> they have to go to the library and stay after school and they don't get home at time. and,. >> and all they to is write a

letter and,. >> and. >> you will always be get ago this second lap top. >> reporter: teen children technology director joe green i matched families with the the compute their they need. >> she doesn't take kids to the library. she will have two computers in the house. >> reporter: organization has distributed more than 15,000 computers, and, they hope to distribute many more. >> we want to make sure that we make sure every kid that needs a computer has one. >> reporter: we have more information on cbs philly.com/ brotherly. if you don't have e-mail or internet access you can call team children, their number, it is (610)666-1795. what a difference that headaches. >> me too. >> and it is so smart. >> yes. >> if you are done with your computer wouldn't you rather it go to someone that need it. >> absolutely. >> good organization. >> fantastic. >> if you like it, we have some good news. >> yes. >> yes. >> qualify that. >> yes. >> up early, you may see snow

in philadelphia, northwestern suburbs, quick change over to rain for us but still a slow morning commute tomorrow for your thursday morning, as we head toward new years weekend we expect slow go out there on the road. good news it does look like it will clear in time for weekend first we have to get through to tomorrow. lets look outside, right now, receipt i quiet night, cloud cleared up this afternoon, and then now skies generally clearing, at least briefly because clouds will roll back in overnight and will be with us into tomorrow morning as that next system approaches, clipper system that will be heading our way early tomorrow morning. here's storm scan three which is showing again not much happening locally right new so that is good news out and about tonight no problems, need jacket, it is 15 to 20 degrees colder then it was this time last night. our system is, right up here will alberta clipper these are has moving, moisture starved systems. this will eventually tap into some moisture down here to the south, as it starts to have move east and it will strengthen briefly but still

doesn't have a ton of precipitation and it will be this and out, receipt i rapidly. what to second, for your thursday morning, region by region, poconos will get hit hardest. two to 4 inches of snow could fall in the highest elevations and may mix with sleet and brief change over to plane old rain before the system moves out. just a brief change over there berks county, lehigh valley, one to 2 inches possible, heavy wet snow that may mix with rain. you may not get that much but there is a possibility for one to 2 inches at on set changing over to rain by, or before, 10:00 a.m. in philadelphia tar northwestern suburbs up early enough between five and 6:00 a.m. maybe a quick mix in the more mainly rain, south and east. this will be all rain. could be steady at times. this will come in during overnight, early morning hours quick hitting. by 6:00 tomorrow night it is out of here. mainly rain for philadelphia. again chance for snow from the lehigh valley to the poconos.

taking you into try we have another chance for some snow showers as cold air comes in behind this system. snow showers for poconos and probably lehigh valley, could be a brief snow squall as well as colder air comes in behind this storm. again, philadelphia, points south and east, where this is not a snowstorm for us. there may be flakes with the rain and it will be cold enough in the atmosphere as precipitation starts for mixing but less than a inch of snow .1 if we're lucky, closer to an inch in allentown, 2 inches in mount pocono. we will head into friday those snow squals could add to the total friday into saturday as that cold air comes in for mountains and for lehigh valley but no snow expect here in philadelphia beside just a brief mix tomorrow morning and that is case right through evening the you this years weekend. for your thursday period of rain starting with snow north ape west out of here by one or 2:00 in the afternoon. afternoon commute tomorrow is fine. midnight ringing in the new year not too bad 37, partly

cloudy, chilly but not coldest new years we have ever had. new years weekend looking good forty-eight on sunday in time for hummers parade. above average. we will above average for first three days of next week and we have got rain possible just about every day machine through wednesday. nicole and jessica, back to you. and be sure to wake up with "eyewitness news" this morning, with the latest on the wintry mix and any problems causing for morning commute, it all starts at 4:30 right here on cb. one. ghost busters to gillmore girls, break ups, boy band, car pool karaoke and musical melt downs. 2016 entertained us this year world mourned two music giants , susan marquez takes a look back at the year in entertainment news. >> ♪ >> reporter: music world lost two super stars. prince died of a prescription drug over toes at his paisley park recording studio in

minnesota. >> ♪ >> reporter: british rocker david bowie lost his battle with liver cancer just two days have after release of his latest album, black star. >> ♪ >> reporter: bob dylann was awarded noble prize for literature but didn't go to oslo to pick it up. the academy motion picture arts and sciences promised to double its membership of the women and people of color by 2020 after criticism that the oscars were too white. >> ♪ >> reporter: beyonce sold lemonade, her second visual album was released with a one hour film on hbo. she has nine grammy nominations up against adele for top three prizes. record, song anal bum of the year. >> ♪ >> reporter: hamilton was nominated for more tonies then any other broadcast musical in history and took home 11 trophies. hip-hop star kanye west was

hospitalized for a week with exhaustion following an on stage melt town at a concert in california. >> show is over. >> reporter: power couple brad pitt and angelina jolie ended their marriage, they were together with 12 kid, married for two of those and they have six kids. members of the uk boy band one treks separated, pursuing separate contracts and or contracts. girl power hit big screen with an all female remake of the 1980's comedy ghost busters. the original cast of gillmore girls reunited on netflix for new installments of the hit series. james corden car pool karaoke on the late, late show became a viral sensation. >> ♪ >> corden chauffeured and sang with adele, man done, elton john, and brittany sears. >> ♪ >> i'm president, he is the boss. >> reporter: president obama

awarded the presidential medal of freedom to hollywood heavyweights including diana ross, tom hanks, cecily tyson, robert tea nero, bruce springsteen and ellen degenerous. group celebrated with a man can challenge. susan hard kes for cbs news. all right. and still ahead on "eyewitness news" a work out for a good cause, tori. >> we are live in villanova university and gary hall. >> we are connecting mind, body, spirit for charity and it is all thanks to one instructor, see her story on had charities connect her heart and her mind

a group of yoga racer gathered at villanova to raise money for charity. >> they hope money will get receipt i far. vittoria woodill joins us from radnor township to explain why

it is called, rise up, hi there, tori. >> i'm crashing the yoga class and what is really cool about this this story is have you ever had an experience in high school or college that sort of change your life, change the path on things. that is exactly what happened to our yoga instructor back there. lets take a look. >> your hand, you know, free on the front foot. >> reporter: yoga is a practice that is meant to connect mind, body, soul, years ago katie breen had an eye opening screens, which connect her heart to another world. >> i was introduced to yoga through villanova social justice documentary ram. in october of 203 we went to south india, to the town of winadd where they have their center and we spent two and a half weeks there filming footage for documentary to talk about the systemic changes they are making through that are efforts there in the community.

>> ashman fridays profugo, the inspiring katie on helping international development, and peace making at home and in other countries. >> it was all about katie and student going out there, and just building friendships with the local community and i think that is really changed at least some of the their lives in the sense that they came back and they wanted to continue that sort of experience they had. >> bring your arms up toward sky. >> reporter: for katie her trip to india inspired her to start yoga practice on farm land of north carolina to connect her students to local agriculture. tonight while home in philadelphia on christmas break she is holding a yoga class at the her alma matter villanova where proceed go back to the charity that centered her mind, body, spirit on focusing on community. >> it opened my eyes to what life was all about. >> that is right, as you can see here roots that she planted at villanova just continued to south her entire

career, and now as a yoga instructor, building her business in north carolina and continuing to give back to community and that is what it is all about and what this story is all about. while you guys stay in the studio, i'm going to stay right here. >> i caught that one. >> i like her insight. >> yes. >> very calming, yes. >> all right. >> thanks. >> enjoy. >> thank you. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 all quiet but it is pushing in, the system bringing mixed bag of weather our way, kate. you will wake up tomorrow morning to a wintry mix, snow in some spots, rain in others, a mix of the two, i will tell you where they will fall and where precipitation moves in and out, coming up. and some breaking news a break in the case we are live with the information just into our news room about a missing grandmother and granddaughter from new jersey. mall madness and police response, the way security is

being stepped up in the wake of mall brawls here and across the country and the role one department says parents need to play. breaking news, tonight, a break in the case of missing grandmother and granddaughter from new jersey, are found, safe. good evening i'm jessica dean. aim nicole brewer. in for ukee washington tonight lets get to cleve bryan tracking those breaking developments in mays landing, new jersey. really good news, cleve. >> reporter: yes, we have gotten from one local source and several police sources town in virginia to our sister cps station in richmond saying that barbara briley and le myr a briley have been found down in a rural area of virginia. they have been missing since christmas eve, family last heard from them around 8:00 o'clock on christmas eve when they understood that