last seen in wilmington, delaware on january 6, 2016. nhyjiae is believed to have run away from home. she has brown hair and brown eyes. she's 5-foot-6 and weighs 145 pounds. tomas alonzo gutierrez vanished from his home in fremont, nebraska on january 10, 2016. he was 17 years old at the time of his disappearance. tomas may still be in nebraska, or may have travelled to ohio or kentucky. remember, call your local authorities if you have any information about these or any other missing cases. visit our website, www.usamissing.com, for more information. when we come back, valuable information on how to keep you and your family safe. we'll return right after this brief break.

boy: practice makes perfect. always rehearse safety skills with your child so they become second nature.

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girl: there is safety in numbers. avoid traveling alone whenever possible. reinforce the buddy system with children. alex: your help is vital in locating missing people. please look closely at these next cases. cameron remmer checked out of the fairmont hotel in san francisco on october 6, 2011, and hasn't been seen or heard from since. cameron suffers from bipolar disorder and needs medication. cameron is 5-foot-11 and weighs about 175 pounds. he has blue eyes and sandy blonde hair.

cameron was 29 years old at the time of his disappearance. mikhaela andrews was last seen in fall river, massachusetts on september 14, 2016. 5-year-old mikhaela may be in the company of her non-custodial mother, 33-year-old kenysha andrews. mikhaela has brown hair and brown eyes. when last seen, she was 4 feet tall and weighed 40 pounds. time now for our family safety tip--important information for everyone you love. [honk honk] man: sorry to bother you, but

i'm lost. could you give me directions? is that the way to downtown? girl: downtown? that's on the other side of the interstate. man: great. could you show me, please? i cannot figure this out. girl: yeah. alex: this young girl has put herself in a dangerous situation by stepping towards the car. when a child is asked for help or confronted by someone they don't know, the child should yell "no" and go to a safe place. girl: what'd you say? man: [sighs] sorry to bother you, but i'm lost. could you give me directions? girl: no, i can't. alex: now, a behind-the-scenes look at the work done at the the national center for missing and exploited children. steve: we, uh, add maturity to a child's face, and this is a child who's been missing for at least two years or longer. in the last 23 years, we've aged

over 5,000 missing children. the right person has to see it. obviously distribution through the media and websites and our photo partners all help to get these children recovered and these images recognized. i would say your fine artist is probably your best artist for this type of work. someone who is very comfortable creating or working with the face and notices a lot of detail. it's proven itself. it does work. alex: the national center for missing and exploited children has this telephone hotline for tips and information about missing individuals. don't go away. "missing" returns right after this brief break. so far, more than 725 individuals we have featured on our show have been found.

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girl: teach your young children his or her full name, address, and telephone number, also how to dial 911 for help. john: hi, i'm john clark, president and ceo of the national center for missing and exploited children. for more than 30 years now, we've worked with law enforcement and families, and every day missing children are coming home. and we still need your help. pictures work. 1 in 6 of the children featured in our photo distribution effort is recovered because of the tips and leads of caring people just like you. if you you have any information about the children featured in this program, call us at 1-800-the-lost. alex: you are now about to see a recap of all the missing individuals featured in today's

show. take a good look once again. you might recognize someone. and that's this edition of "missing." thanks for watching. remember, any information you may have about missing individuals can be valuable.

please don't hesitate to contact the proper authorities--either your local police, the fbi, or the national center for missing and exploited children. thank you. i'm alex paen. alex: next time, on "missing"... recognize a face? help solve a mystery. kidnapping victims. runaway teens. family abductions. each week, thousands of individuals are reported missing across the united states. authorities need your assistance to locate these missing children and adults. if you know anything about a missing persons case, report it to your local police, or the fbi. you can make a difference.

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live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. wound asked turkey. a delaware county man was among the victims of yesterday's deadly night club massacre. and tonight, his family speaks exclusively to "eyewitness news." a cell phone may very well have saved his life.

i'm natasha brown. the gunman accused of killing at least 39 people at an istanbul night club remains on the loose at this hour. 70 others were injured. so far, there's been no claim of responsibility. jake raak's family spoke out earlier. joe holden picks up the story to he here. >> reporter: he was inside that night club when a loan gunman came and in started firing. he's recovering tonight in an istanbul hospital. >> germany tv captures jake raak being loaded while explaining to reporters what happened inside an istanbul night club. the raak family confirms he was among the wounded. shot once the bullet ricocheted off his cell phone and hit his

leg. sunday evening he spoke to his younger brother, >> i'm just happy my brother is ok so he could come home. really sad with the rest of the world and what the going on. >> reporter: family first contacted cbs3 about jake after word came an american was minute re among the wounded in a deadly new year attack in an istanbul night club. the death toll. innocent people. jake's family says after he was shot, he remained motionless on the ground playing dead in hopes he would survive. jake's mother who did not want to appear on camera told us he made a spontaneous decision to travel to turkey to meet up with friends on friday. >> guys doing ok? mother is upset naturally but. >> reporter: jake raak initially

had trouble reaching because his cell phone was destroyed. he remembered one phone number, dialed it from his hospital bed to his brother. his family is grateful expect him home on tuesday when his flight lands at philadelphia international airport. reporting in the stat center, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we tract latest from turkey we'll bring you any new information on air and online at cbsphilly.com. now, the week actually making off to an icy start for some of you a freezing rain advisory will go into effect overnight. lauren casey is in the cbs3 weather center we're not dealing with anything just yet but the clouds moving in over last couple hours, the moisture is approaching delmarva. we do have the freezing rain advisory in effect for a

majority of area, including philadelphia and surrounding counties from 4:00 a.m. till 8:00 a.m. in or around in philadelphia till 10:00 a.m. in the lehigh valley. until 2:00 p.m. in the poconos as we could see pockets of freezing rain with these temperatures currently nearing that freezing mark or at freezing, below freezing in berks county, well below in the poconos and get and on the and on the the 95 corridor. temperatures won't be cooling too much more. it will gradually warm as we head to the late overnight period and early tomorrow morning but that rain will arrive by sunrise across much of the area, we could, indeed, see teams of freezing rain and dreary especially northwest of the city and in the interior suburbs in new jersey. also light and steady rain continuing throughout the day on monday after that freezing threat comes to an we understand. we could see slippery conditions in combination with that glaze of ice and also with the rain that will continue fairly steady through the day tomorrow.

we could see some minor accumulations, not looking for major icing but takes a little ice to create slick conditions and the highest probability of seeing any accumulation will be towards berks county the lehigh valley and poconos, we'll talk more about this 14, a soggy 24 hours and told arctic air arrives. i'll have the details coming up in a few minutes. pat gallen joins me now >> i think what was take a win. it's been disappointing but a win is a win. we finally hit the finish line. the eagles were looking for the seventh win of the year. carson wentz, doug pederson wrapping up their rookie years with a nice shoechlg second degree quarter, ertz had himself on a day, 13 catches, the eagles down three in the they should it is the same connection again.

wentz to ertz from 20 yards how the. zach ertz who touchdowns. but the ball goes to who? that's mike ttrout. finish the near seven and nine >> it's good to finish strong get two wins this within a kicking off the year the right way >> we didn't end the year the way we wanted a as far as in the wind-loss, to win the last two games, i think you'll give us a lot of confidence heading into it >> it was a rough year for eagles fans but at least found the silver lining. that, of course, in the play of rook carson wentz. >> birds, carson wentz. pederson, everybody doing a great job. looking forward to next season. >> this is eagles nation and he we bleed green good or bad. go eagles. all of that.

>> more coming up in sports. for penn state the been quite a while for them to be able to stop and smell roses. tomorrow, they will find themselves taking on usc in the rose ball where cbs3 sports director don bell finds himself in pasadena with psu. >> reporter: thousands of fans making their way here to downington la to support the nittany lions. >> it's exciting awesome >> it was taken through the clouds and thousands gathering outside of the house koby and shack built hoping to add more championship hardware of their own >> this team has grit, young talented team. that's something that you're born with. you can't teach or coach that.

blue or white till the day i die. >> reporter: speak of die this guy decided to dye his hair >> everybody loves it. my wife wasn't thrilled when i got home. >> that's to be expected. >> since they had the had the title since 2008, definitely worth a trip >> we're season ticket holders we wouldn't miss this for the world. something we've been looking forward to. >> reporter: keep it locked on cbs3 because our coverage of the 103rd rosebowl continues and also tomorrow at 5:00 eastern, with the nittany lions, i'm don bell cbs3 eyewitness sports. >> we will have more in sports zone, are you going to die your hair blue? >> i'm rooting them on. we'll leave the hair alone. thanks so much, we'll see you later in sports. it is a new year's

tradition, mummers strutting throughout the city. anita oh was there through all the sights and sounds of the mummer's day parade. ♪ for andre moral list talking about ringing in the new year at the mummer's day parade in philadelphia. this year's parade will become a special memory since he got down on one knee in the middle of and asked his girlfriend to marry him. and for many, like bob boil, participating in the mummer's day parade each year is a family tradition. >> coming out here, i got both my kids, my 5-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter and they love it. what about. watching them dance around and be happy on tv >> this largely considered the oldest festival in the country. it's been an annual tradition here in philadelphia for more than 100 years. if you're not from philly you don't know. but if you are it's the bomb

>> michael pellet toe from new hampshire got his first taste this year ythis is incredible. these people are just crazy and it's awesome and it's just -- it is the best time period ever period. a sight to see. mummers parading down broad street with music and fanfare >> i love how everyone in a good spirit. >> reporter: broad street, anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> lots of fun out there other news, fire crews were hard at work fighting flames overnight in media delaware county. investigators say this fire started after 1:00 sunday morning on the 500 block of old forge road. the house was badly damaged but luckily everyone got out safely. a man in bucks county is

recovering at the hospital after suffering severe burns at his southampton township home earlier. outside of the man's home on the 300 block of orchard lane as medics air lifted him to temple hospital. neighbors tell us he was burned by a fire pit he had started. the investigation into exactly what happened is ongoing. "eyewitness news" here on the scene of a fatal hit-and-run early sunday morning. police say the accident happened around 1:30 at chew avenue and marvine street in olney. the driver left the scene and the victim died. police caught up with the driver few blocks away. that person is facing dui and other charges as well. president-elect trump will have upgraded equipment when he does take office three weeks from now. president obama ordered his staff to purchase all new computers and install faster

internet inside the white house. trump may not be impressed over the weekend. he told reporters, no computer is safe. his aids say he will continue to use twitter. >> when he tweets he gets results, twitter holding a news conference picking up the phone having a meeting. he's going to make sure that he is continues to fight for the american people every single day. >> trump is back in new york city after a holiday vacation at his florida estate. the first order of business this week, briefings from intelligence officials about allegations that russia interfered with the presidential election. a plane carrying 35 russian diplomats and families has left the united states. according to the state department. president obama expelled the diplomats in retaliation for alleged russian hacking during the presidential election, president obama shuttered two russian compounds in maryland and new york. britain's queen elizabeth missed another holiday matches

her husband attended a new year's day church service. buckingham palace says she's recuperating from a heavy cold. no indication she's suffering serious illness. she missed christmas day service as well. it was called a televised train wreck social media was buzzing last night about mariah carey's new years eve performance, what cary's spokesperson said is to blame and how concert organizers are responding. hollywood residents woke up to a surprise in the morning. the vandals were caught on surveillance video. we'll need the umbrellas and rain booth to start off and the gloves and scarfs to end it. i'll let you know when high temperature won't pass the freezing mark. full forecast coming up next.

the letters he did spelled something very different, incentive hollywood it read holly weed. the sign was changed back shortly before 11:00 this morning, police don't know who's responsible but the vandal was caught on surveillance video. speaking of hollywood, a new year but the same story at the office. >> rogue one >> yes, rogue one, a star wars story once again blasted its way into the number one spot earning a little less than $50 million this weekend. a whopping 441 million domestically since opening 17 days ago. but certainly carrying the right