surgery most office day. they tell us according to surgeons that they should know not until tomorrow, what jack 's prognosis going forward in the meantime jack and his wife were on their way for a two week vacation, when this horrible incident happened. seven five-year old jack decarlo of hamilton township retired prison guard, grandfather and great grandfather was on his way to the beach with his wife patricia when a dumbbell smashed through his windshield jack was injured critically. patricia was not hurt. within the hour jack decarlo's son jim spoke with us outside crozer-chester medical center. >> just couldn't believe it. just shock. never think something like that will happen. >> reporter: state the police said lit about where they believe the dumbbell came from the incident happened early monday morning, in the southbound lanes of the turnpike in salem county. police searched a nearby overpass for any possible evidence. troopers are now looking for any eyewitnesses who may have seen something, on the turnpike, near mile marker

number six. right now the decarlo family is avoiding speculation, about where this dumbbell, may have come from. >> we don't know, someone intentionally did it. so, you know, it is a freak thing. it is just a shame, you know. >> reporter: once again new jersey state police believe that drivers out there at this hour in the morning around 7:00, seven will 15 monday morning, have information, leading to where this dumbbell came from. new jersey state the police would like to hear from you. we're live outside crozer-chester medical center i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. also developing tonight in philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood a school bus driver and aid are rushed to the hospital after this crash on castor and delaware avenue. the it happened around 4:45. police say the bus had just dropped off a group of students when a pickup truck, tried to enter the on ramp to i-95 north, struck the bus, and, we are told two injuries are in the life threatening. clean up continues today

in philadelphia's fishtown section after a water main break left a massive sing hell there. around 9:00 sunday morning a 6-k happened on the 2300 block of east boston street causing the section of the street to collapse. look at that. that sinkhole swallowed two cars, and repairs are expected to take a few days and some rest tents are braving the cold without the any water, or power. those water main repair crews had to fight bitter cold temperatures today as our arctic blast continues. we're in for another night have of bone chilling temperatures. we have live team three weather coverage for you, justin drabick is braving arctic blast and kate bilo is in the the studio. j.d., hang on we won't keep you out the there too long. lets start with kate. >> just a quick recap, this morning, it was coldest air since last winter, 12 degrees, that is where we started our day. coldest temperatures since february 14th of last year. if you will ren that was a very cold valentines day last year. it has this is been that cold

since but we felt it out there yesterday, frigid. today frigid again. start of the day at 12 or back to the teens tonight, so just how low will it go? before it starts to climb? temperatures bottoming out again tonight, meet the role goodies justin drabick, we will get to him quickly because he looks cold live at schuylkill river park to track arctic blast, justin. >> reporter: good evening, kate. that is right we are at dog park. if you are a dog owner there is no escape there this cold air. here are a couple of dogs having i good time, really having a lot more fun then the hugh hands, hey, buddy, how are you doing. got something to say you are on live tv. he is having fun in the snow and cold. they have been playing with the ball out here but owners getting ready to get out of here. we are dealing with temperatures right now this is lower 20's still feeling colder when you factor in the the breeze. lets talk about those temperatures this hour right now. philadelphia checking in at the 22 degrees. not as windy as yesterday but still enough of a breeze, to bring wind chill value down to about 11. that is what actually feels like on exposed skin here in philadelphia we are seeing

single digits up in the poconos. those wind chills are pretty nasty in the overnight hours. we have been talking about these freezing temperatures, check this out, we went below freezing as of 2:00 o'clock friday afternoon. it looks like we will stay below freezing possibly until sometime and noon time tomorrow, so, potential for 94 hours below freezing here, in philadelphia, so an extended arctic blast but if you don't like cold, this is good news, coming up, a bit of the pattern change shaping up. slow change but it will happen jet stream moves to the north and by second half of the week we are talking about high temperatures ten to even 20 degrees a have above average but like i said, gradual change, still some cold air in place tomorrow but it holds long enough for our next storm system winter wet ther advisory will go in effect tomorrow morning for areas north of the city in the poconos. kate ill have more details object what that entails. we have more owners out here on this cold night. dogs are loving this snow. but the snow will probably disappear over the next 48

hours. we will get rain in here as well. more coming up in a few more minutes. reporting live at schuylkill river park aim meteorologist justin drabick. ukee, back to you. >> next time out i want to see gloves and a scarves. >> i'm a real man. >> okay, take care. in other news we are hearing it this from the former inn laud of rafael robb , former university of pennsylvania professor, who was released from prison yesterday. served ten years for fatally bludgeoning his wife ellen rob b. anita oh is in upper merion tonight with more on what his former in-laws say they will do going forward now, anita. >> reporter: ukee, he was once a well men economist, he may now be better men as a convicted killer, in the past, rafael robb tried un successfully to secure an early release but after ten years behind bars, he is now a free hand. today victim's tamly held a press conference outside the ford red home that the couple once shared together. they say robb served an insane ly light sentence and they are not done fighting for

justice. >> it was about ten years ago that i drove up here, and saw the police tape, and i saw her lifeless body in the ambulance >> reporter: surrounded by family and trend, gary gregory choked back cheers as he spoke about murder of his sister, ellen. in 2006 her husband rafael rob b was convicted of bludgeoning her to death with a met will bar as she wrapped christmas gifts. >> she was a loving mother who stayed in a abusive relationship, because she thought it was best for her daughter. >> reporter: after serving all ten years of his prison term for voluntary manslaughter rob b, a 66 year-old former penn professor is now a free hand. >> he was a manipulative, abusive, husband, and a cowardly monster. >> reporter: on monday morning those who loved ellen gathered at the crime scene, couple's upper merion home on ford road a place they hope rob will

never be able to return to. >> he cannot simply go back into society unfeathered, while the memory of my sister fades away. >> reporter: to ensure ellen's legacy they have started a foundation every great reason to help other victims of domestic violence. >> while ellen spend a lifetime in the grave, we look to turn her tragedy into a triumph for others. >> reporter: live look here, at a floral memorial outside of the home, that the couple once shared together, the couple's daughter olivia is owed more than 120 million-dollar in a civil suit , she has yet to see any of that honey. couple's family is potentially hoping that the district attorney hey file perjury charges. they claim robb hey in the disclosed his tension assets in court. for now live from upper merion i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". suspect in the fort lauderdale airport shooting appeared in court today. twenty-six year-old esteban

santiago was appointed public defenders and told he could face the death penalty. he answered mostly yes or in questions and told the judge he understands the charges against him. santiago has been in custody since friday's shooting in the baggage claim area which left five people dead and injured, six others. eight year-old jayanna powell was kill in the hit and run in overbrook back in november and officers worked painstakingly to find her killer. her mom found a way to give back to those who gave so much to her family. and our that tasha brown has more. >> reporter: it is not too often you surprise police officers inside of their own district. it is also in the often you see a heartfelt gesture that brings a captain to near tears but that is exactly what iisha pool and her children did. >> they have been by me and my children's sides since that day, up until today. so, i just felt as though we should do something special for them because they have done a lot for us.

>> reporter: pool will never for get that day, november 18th, the day a hit/ run driver struck and killed her eight year-old daughter jayanna powell they are 63rd and lansdowne avenue in overbrook. captain joseph bologne and officers with the 19th district were relentless in pursuit of their driver, a 24 year-old man was arrested after tally check ins on the family captain bologne and his officers established an un breakable bond, on this day, the family presented those officers with a special gift. >> me and my children went and we got dog tags made of my daughter jayanna and we did a engraving. >> reporter: picture of a girl adorns the trent and on the back, an inscription that reads you will always be my hero. >> this family will always be close to my heart forever. whatever i can do to, you know , help them, i'm there. i'm always here, just a even if call away.

>> reporter: police officers you don't think that they come , when a call, but they are not always going to be around. that is a lie. they have always been around. >> heartfelt bond there between 19th district officers and jayanna's family. her 12 year-old brother was with her the at the time of the hit/run accident. he was also injured. captain at 19th district made sure that he and his father made it to the sixers game for the very first time. live from the sat center tonight, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, natasha. now to the story we first brought you back in october, towns across new jersey painting blue lines in the mid of their road to show support for law enforcement. now federal officials are pushing back against that practice, they call it a violation of the manual on uniform traffic control device s. officials go on to say that blue paint should be used for designating handicap parking sayses. it is unclear if there will be penalties for keeping blue

lines. the seat is dedicated to the health of teenagers in pennsylvania. >> still ahead it this, sobering stats of just how many teens say they are derest ed. also, a real eye opener for new parents we will reveal how much it will cost to you raise a child from birth until they are 17 years old. and adventure aquarium is celebrating its new baby, why this check is making history. you can fire all of the players but, you cannot owe he can get rid of the coach. we will find out who is

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jewish community center in wilmington has reopened this evening after a bomb threat closed the center earlier

today. according to new castle county police center received a threat just about 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. the authorities say that bomb threats also targeted jewish community centers this five other states. all of the site were evacuate budd no explosives were found. single jcc received the all clear by 2:30 and reopened by 3:00 p.m. on healthwatch tonight, pennsylvania teen health week addressing a variety the of issues from mental health to silence to sex and diet. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the kick off today at the state capitol. >> big doings in harrisburg. there are 1.6 million teens in pennsylvania between the ages of ten to 19. and their health now often sets the course for the rest of their lives. well, this is week devoted to make sure that they are headed the right way. middle and high school students this is capitol rotunda kicking off teen health week in harrisburg. >> behavioral health issues are particularly important for teens. >> reporter: pennsylvaniaes

physician general says that are a multitude of health issues conn trenting teenagers new numbers from the college of physicians say 40 percent of teens surveyed feel sad or derested hose days, 15 percent , considered suicide , or self harm, and many teens struggling with mental health issues often turned to alcohol or trucks, opioid crisis is a growing concern, along with sexually transmitted diseases. pennsylvania has a high rate of gonorrhea among teenagers. >> it is important to listen to your teens and to talk very openly about risky behavior. >> reporter: many teens are starting to eat better but 25 percent of pennsylvania teenagers are obese. 75 percent say that they have a sugar to drink, daily, and 90 per event is, get no regular exercise. >> many of the habits the that teens develop will carry on into adulthood. that can either be very positive habits in terms of the nutrition, exercise, sleep or sometimes it can be negative habits. >> reporter: now health

experts also say that violence remains an issue for many teens. reports of bullying, go town there, get this, 80 percent in sixth grade to 50 percent this seniors each year. something that experts say, more parents need to address. this by the way was the state 's second annual health report. >> it is thighs to have a shine of a light on that and a lot of issues face ago lot of teens. >> yes, they need our sort. seeking a babe i wonderful news for your family, might hurt the bank account a little bit. department of agriculture say estimated cost of raising a child from birth, through the age of 17, could come to $233,000. that is coming out to $14,000 a year. thates hate is based on numbers from 2015, so a baby born this year, might be a little bit shore, you know, inflation. >> great. >> great. >> turning to kate now. >> yes.

>> yes, multiply that by three >> it is just three. >> fine. >> it is so worth it. >> yes. >> raise high baby bake sale. raising temperatures in a couple days. >> one thing you don't to have buy for children in the south is winter gear, that is an added expense for us that live in the north east. you need all of the stuff outside today. you could not see my kid eye when they left this morning. frigid temperatures. since the weekend. and this morning, of course, very, very cold. 12 degrees as we talked about. coldest air since last february. it is all about to change. by end of the week you may break out short sleeves to you are a little crazy. might be around 60. chilly but in january it will feel amazing. lets look outside one area stoked about cold air is poconos. they have snow from the system this weekend. not much, light dusting but snow machines are on at jack toes big boulder. we have fresh pounder on the

slopes. cold air has been great for resorts. complete opposite there last winter when we struggled to get temperatures cold enough to make some snow. looking like a winter wonder land up there this carbon county this evening. storm scan three is clear. skies are clearing. you cannot see a whole lot going on. quiet across the north east. we will widen out to our next system retuesdaying snow showers across great lakes. this could touch off a stray snow shower here tomorrow. most of us will in the see anything. but as this starts to move through this is a warm front and as it halfs through warmer temperatures will follow. tomorrow we are back to normal and then well above average by end of the week. roller coaster swing here this week. correct treks. temperatures right now, at the cape may beach, 26 degrees. wind south at 15. new castle county airport 21. in the philadelphia, 22. pamona atlantic city international airport 21. we are cold and quiet conditions. overnight the last night in the teens for quite sometime.

tomorrow, finally we will climb above freezing. we have this is ton that since friday. you can see tomorrow temperatures rise, stray snow shower possible. it thinks though coming through tomorrow night and it will start as ice. that is pink in the north and western suburbs. then we are looking at rain after midnight tomorrow night, and temperatures on their way up but this could freeze on contact when it starts to tall especially in the poconos. spots could see tenth of an inch of ice. we will continue to climb. we will go there the 20's, 30 's tomorrow, jump right to the 50's by wednesday, and thursday, thursday looks like our best chance to possibly even hit 60. so tonight, 19, may take a edge off, last night it will be this cold for a while. thirty-nine tomorrow with a stray snow shower. rain at night. another chance for rain on wednesday night but good news is most of the the rain will be at night this week. we will get sun during the day temperatures in the 50's. not too bad. over the weekend something to watch, cold air comes in. we will see rain. cold enough aloft that it could mix with snow. still tart you have this out.

we will iron out those tea tails. >> remember the weekend, what is up for that. >> it toss than the bother your commute for weekend. >> true. >> throwing like 70 on a wednesday and 12 on the weekend. >> exactly, that is how it goes. >> guys, flying in the so trendily skies how a sore loser giants reacted to that layoff loss. lust eagles fired a coach and villanova takes a slide in the polls if you how far did they go, sports coming up

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nobody expected greg lou toys turn water in to wine, but, he could make the group palatable , either. that is an issue. eagles fired lewis after one season on the job. the birds have won the least productive wide receiving groups. nelson agholor they ever developed, dario green beckham was a disappointment and jordan matthews finish forty-eighth in total receiving yard in the the nfl n word on who will replace g lewis on the staff.

meanwhile the giants got the blown out in their playoff loss at green bay last night. afterward, they apparently blew off steam by trashing the jumbo jet the on the flight home. the witnesses at newark airport say workers had to remove countless cushions from the first class cabin, and then next flight was delayed, for two and a half hours, because of the total clean up. what up with that? flyers alumni will battle penguin alumni saturday at wells fargo center. the guys practiced for the game today. in part, it is to celebrate their 50th anniversary. now, once a flier always a fly er. nice to be back on the ice but kind of a challenge. >> my hand are gone, my feet are gone, my endurance is gone and i know i can skate. you know, i have lost some power in my legs but at 61, you know, those things are expected. >> i'm sure some guys said what do you say we play, out of one edge. we would be polite. you can tell they were tired.

you can only to it the torso long it is really hard. when you have laughing the whole time you don't really catch your press. >> new college basketball rankings are out, cats dropped two spots and they are ranked third in the ap top 25 after that loss to butler last week. taylor is thumb one, kansas is now ranked second. ben simmons and joel embiid shared this picture on instagram, two of them are pictured with team hates nerlens though he will in philly rapper meek mill. embiid captured the pick. and they put location at strip club new york. but noticeably absent was jahlil okafor where is big ja, not a good sign. we are coming right

a little blue penguin is making history at the aquarium in camden. >> female blue penguin hatched in december and first hatch since the colony's arrival last year. just over a month, it has grown over a pound, later this month the couple will have an opportunity to name, the new blue chick, on line. so get you're december ready. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", tonight president-elect picks his son in law for top white house job and a new business study suggest you can

work out, less, here's scott pelley, captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: heading for the hill. the trump cabinet prepares for a confirmation showdown in the senate. >> i think they'll all pass. >> pelley: and what about hiring a son-in-law as a top adviser. >> well, we'll talk about that on wednesday. >> pelley: also tonight, u.s. tanks roll into germany. president obama's parting shot at putin. in florida, the manhunt for a cop killer. >> if you are assisting this man evade capture, you will be criminally charged. >> pelley: and the airport massacre suspect speaks in court. plus the future leader of the free world versus a holder of the golden globes. >> when the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose.