>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> another victim killed during last week's airport shooterring in fort lauderdale has ties to our area. while the investigation into the tragedy continues, officials have tracked down the person accused of leaking a key piece of evidence. >> airport surveillance video obtained by "tmz", good

afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. we told you -- told you about a millville man killed in the attack, now learned a second victim is from delaware. >> reporter: florida officials have now identified 69 year old marie louise, as one killed during the shooting at the hollywood international airport, the second victim with ties to the delaware valley. police say esteban santiago killed five and wounded six either in the airport's baggage claim area, and now a sheriff's deputy in florida is suspended following the leak of what appears to be surveillance video showing the shooter in action that day. broward sheriff scotties ray he will recently spoke about the case. >> who ever is this, as despicable -- >> deputy michael singman, veteran assigned to the airport for several years, could be responsible for

leaking the video to gossip site "tmz". he's now suspended with pay. and under investigation for disclosure or use of confidential criminal justice information discretion and conduct on becoming an employee. broward mayor barbara sheriff says investigators enhanced video check to go see if a reflection shows the person who used the cell phone captured the video off the computer screen. >> we want to make sure that people understand that when they have a security clearance of that level, to view sensitive information, that they hold that close to heart. and they know what that means for the general public and for us. >> the investigation is ongoing, and back now to the victims, a belong mary lou east of dover, 62 year older it i andres was also killed, grew up in millville, new jersey. i'm jan carabeo, in the news center for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> in other news this noon, thankfully the temperatures are above freezing today, east falls scene could have been an icy mess.

over water main break on the 3400 block of west clearfield street late this morning. sends stream of water several feet into the air. utility crews arrived shortly to shut off the line. unclear caused the break, but we've learned about 50 homes are without water this noon. >> and, today will feel like a spring day, with temperatures already in the mid 60s, and at the same time, meteorologist, katie fehlinger tracking snow. katie is outside on the cbs-3 skydeck, with sort of roller coaster of forecast, look at you there without a coat on. >> you know, i figure let's chance it, see how it feels, i come out here and i'm telling you, rahel, i'm comfortable, and it is mid february. what's up? it is very, very mild. and it is not like we've never seen these kind of temperatures in the month of january before. but, this is a really nice change every pace, compared to what we dealt with this past monday when we couldn't even break out of the low and mid 20's, now, we are in the mid 60s earnings of, as you mentioned, but eventually no return to the forecast, maybe some wintery mixing returns to the forecast, and the roller

coaster just keeps ongoing. let's go real quickly to storm scan, we have continued to track these very isolated showers, we've got essentially sunshine over my location here in philadelphia. the breeze is going. we are sitting right now between fronts. warmfront lifted in last night, still awaiting cold front passage. the winds has pick up as a result of. that will look at the temperatures, 65 atlantic city at the airport, 63, right now, here in philadelphia. so we have since upped our expectations for the daytime high here. that's typical of mid april, folks. 64 degrees around the rest of the region we go. still expecting the warmth to continue there, as well. some sunshine, down the shore here, about 60 at the immediate shore line. more like 50 in the mountains. still, pretty decent base at the ski resorts, nonetheless, 50 degrees is awfully balmy up in the higher terrain for this time of year. as we mentioned, eventually snow does return to this forecast. sooner than you might think. i'll let you know just a bit later on, guys. >> thank you. sad news to report this noon out of baltimore.

six children presumed dead following three-story house fire. firefighters arrived at the scene of the blaze around 12:30 this morning. nine children ranking in age from eight months to 11 years old, all lived in the home. the mother and three children were able to escape. were taken to the hospital. investigators have it remove a large amount of debris before they can enter the home. the mother, katie malone, is a long time staff person for congressman elijah cumming. >> senate republicans have taken their first step in repealing president obama healthcare law. following the seven hour debate the measure passed 51 to 48, just little before 1:30 this morning. the house voting on the legislation tomorrow which could trigger congressional committees to begin the process of rolling back part of the affordable care act. >> up to 30 million americans will lose their healthcare with many thousands dying as a result. >> the obamacare bridge is collapsing. we're sending in a rescue team. then we will build new bridges to better healthcare.

>> and revealing the act is authority for republican lawmakers, the president-elect has promised replacement, but that could take years. >> well, president obama will appear in his last presidential interview on network television this sunday night right here on cbs-3, the president sits down with steve croft on 60 minutes, to discuss his two terms, his legacy, and president-elect trump. you can see the interview this sunday night at 7:00 p.m. meanwhile, three of president-elect's cabinet nominees are on capitol hill today trying to convince lawmakers they deserve to be confirmed. craig boswell with more on the latest hearings. >> reporter: two former senators, both lawmakers, why mattis should be the next -- >> i believe well qualified, leads the department of defense. he has the nickname of mad dog, it is a misnomer. it should be brave heart. >> if mattis is confirmed the

newly retired general will need congressional waiver to serve. if the senate, if the full congress passes and accepts him to the seven year requirement, i will provide strong civilian leadership military plans, and decisions, my congratulations on your nomination. >> not far away, con man mike, president-elect trump's choice for cia director was with the senate intelligence committee. >> one of my top priorities if confirmed to assist in isis, maintain aggressive posture, and also address man if he takes cents of this great, great threat. >> the third confirmation hearing on capitol hill today for former campaign opponents of mr. trump. neurosurgeon, ben carson, is nominated to run the department of housing and urban development. >> i actually believe that there is a tremendous intersection, because good health has a lot to do with a gooden vier on. >> republicans hold slim majority in the senate l trump's cabinet picks will likely be confirmed if they vote along party lines.

craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". today a judge in minnesota is hearing arguments over who should have control over the estate of pop superstar bridges. no will has surfaced since he died of accidental painkiller overdose. siblings are asking the judge to declare no will exists and to name them as hairs. the judge has not said what he will rule. >> coming up: the search is on for the suspect behind a vicious beating. coming up next on "eyewitness news". >> the men are caught on tape. police now hope someone will recognize them, why the price after sandwich may have been behind that. >> and more surveillance video from inside local hotel. why police want to find this man just ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon.

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>> police want you to take close look at this surveillance view, viciously assaulted deli work nerve southwest philly, after sporting the six year old woman with a drink, one of the suspect is seen beating her up. police say this was all over the price of a cheese steak. if you recognize these suspect, contact police right away. >> police also need the public's help tracking down a suspect rittenhouse square. take a good look. police say he stole $700, ipad, mack book pro, and iphone from an office inside the rittenhouse hotel. the alleged theft took place in the middle of the night on december 3rd. if you recognize this man, police want to hear from you. >> now, we know more about the wild scene that played out on the street of overbrook

yesterday. suspect shot after a crash and two attempted carjacking, all started at 63rd and woodbine, when police say the suspect ran a red light, and crashed into another car. police say he then tried to carjack the driver of a white sedan, and whether that didn't work, the suspect tried to carjack the driver of a septa utility truck. but the driver of the white sedan had a gun. well, he ended up shooting the suspect as he tried to get away with the septa truck. "eyewitness news" spoke to that septa truck driver. >> what did he say to you? >> he just came, pulled me out the truck, that's all i can say right now. >> did he grab you? pull me out. >> it get even better. also involved in the struggle, two brothers had just finished taking midterms at st. joe's prep. they helped tackle the suspect. police aren't sure why the suspect did what what he did. he crashed his own car, it wasn't stolen, and he does not have a record. >> apparently those boys were rugly players. >> took them down.

>> we may be expecting snow this weekend. we have one spot where snowfall was a lot of fun. >> video of snow day that turned into a play day for polar bears, baby elephants, and more. >> oh, my. how do i top that? well, we do actually have our own fair share of potential for some snow here this weekend again. it does not look like a repeat of last weekend; however, wintery mixon saturday for our southern counties, very likely a very modest snowfall here in philadelphia. also, a heck of a lot colder. in the 60s now. only in the 30's, come saturday. so, coming up we will talk about the rest of the seven day, continues to be a roller coaster ride. stay tuned.

>> from the revolution area war to philadelphia's new museum of the american revolution. >> story belongs to general hue mercer, severely wounds in the battle and died nine days later on it date 240 years ago. if you want an up close look, you can check it out when the american museum revolution officially opens to the public this april. you know me, i'm history buff. i'll be there. >> i was about to say, so excited about that museum opening up. >> and i'm excited about today's weather. >> how could you not be? >> play the bagpipes whenever. >> so comfortable outside. it is unbelievable. so if you have yet to step outside, i really suggest if you're a fan of spring like conditions, it is basically a taste of april, and it does not last very long. so, enjoy today. >> opportunity is limited. exactly. it is like one of those hot door busters of "black friday", right? yes, let's get you out there. really looking ahead here to

still very significant swing. we are eventually going to rebound again into next week, perhaps, though, not to the levels like we're expecting for the rest of today. so, let's talk temperatures, we will get you outside, talk a little about where we came from, where we are going. remember the high on monday, it was not all that long ago, and we only hit 23 degrees. we are already, my friends, 40 degrees warmer today, and we're obviously not done just yet. so expecting at least one more degree on the thermometer here with more than 40 degrees, swing on the thermometer reading other course of just three days, and it is pretty drastic, not like we've never seen it before, but for me, again, the fact that we're at 63 right now, not as impressive as the fact that we will continue this very noticeable change in the thermometer, over the course of the next seven days. we drop off again, rebound back up again. and that is a theme for us. so again, 63 currently up and down i-95 actually. >> here at 67 currently in

columbus, versus 32 in st. louis, as that much colder air slices through the midwest right now, and talk about cold in the wake of this. in milwaukee currently in the two's, only at nine in minneapolis. i don't think we are talking single digit let alone sub zero values, but we'll see the temperatures drop off in the wake of what is pretty potent cold front. bulk of the moisture though, see it rolling it way across the great lakes region. while we may still find residual shower out there as we had mentioned, i don't think that you will see anything major out of. >> this looks like the bulk of the moisture stays to the north. then we've got this guy, looming right now, out across the golden state of california starting to move on shore. this is what will eventually cut across the us, make its arrival here, by the time we hit the weekends. with the cold air in place, the timing is just perfect. that will end up seeing little bit of light snow, and possibly a wintery mix as well. looks like the best chance for snow would go north of the city or north, i would say, really just north of the northern two thirds really of our region.

you go into delaware and south most new jersey, that's the best chance to see maybe a bit of wintery mix take place. could be very fine glaze that develops through delaware, through southern new jersey, and it looks like this will start midday right now on saturday. so we'll continue to fine tune this as we get ever closerment back to the here and now, winds are kicking up. you missed it, thankfully didn't happen live on tv. out on the skydeck my hair went flying, it was crazy and i had to smoothly before we came back to air. so, so mild. as we hit 64 degrees this afternoon, possibly higher than that, depending on your location, it is just well above average clearly. we drop down to 45 tonight. under more clouds than anything. but take a look. we get new saturday as the home show is getting underway for the first full weekends, proud sponsors of cbs-3, light snow to go along with it, perhaps glaze through southern new jersey, then we rebounds and come next mid week, we're right back up to the 50's. rahel, over to you.

>> katie, thank you. and big news on the radio, 98.1, wogl, celebrating their 30th birthday, also celebrating new morning team. on the morning show, breakfast club, and marilyn and frank are here today. welcome. >> thanks for having us. >> so, just tell us a little bit about your experience, your radio experience. no newcomber. >> no, a while, 23 years, philly native. >> in the vernacular, i just wound up, you know, coming over it wogl, and meeting all of you great folks. >> short straw. >> won the bet. >> i became available and they said come on over. i was like all right. sounded like a good idea at the time. we'll see. >> what's it been like so far being on the morning show? >> the best two guys in philadelphia that i get to work with. frank, how funny you are.

they are funny. everyone has been so nice. i'm getting up to speed. i feel like i'm back on the bike again. i don't know, maybe i'll shed a pound or two, we'll see. >> so tell us, this is big year for wogl. tell us, a lot of stuff planned? >> actually our 30th birthday, no, my 30th birthday. >> right. >> for 2017. as you can tell. >> you look so good. >> thank you, so do you. no, we got so much going on a lot of great concert this summer. we have u2, tom petty, bon jovi, billy joel which by the way we have tickets tomorrow 8:05, we have tickets to see billy joel. then our big concert of the summer wogl concert with chicago and the duby brother over in camden, new jersey, july 21. >> a do i also hear mariah car. >> i with lionel rich. >> i awesome. >> if she shows up and since. >> oh. >> come on, everybody is talking. it is january 12th. plus, whether you know there is the only radio station in america that gives away a caribbean trip every day

courtesy of apple. >> we have to bribe people to listen to us. >> with all of the shows coming into town, you can get it at wogl. >> frank, marilyn, so good to see you both. congratulations. welcome to the family. >> thanks, rahel. >> thanks for having us. >> we will be listen. just ahead, animals have play day in the snow. you don't want to miss this. coming up next.

coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, looking for a new job? three things you should not do in a interviewment some advice on how you should present yourself. that's coming up today at 5:00. and then at 6:00 dozens of police departments in the garden state will be getting body cameras. the new jersey police force, that will receive the new technology, how officials hope it will help those officers in the community. >> well, the city of portland woke up yesterday morning, to a fresh blanket of snow forcing many people to stay home. and while it may have been an inconvenience for some, others apparently really enjoyed it. >> check this out. oregon zoo sheet down because of the wet he but a few took advantage of the press powder. polar bears, seems, seemed to enjoy rolling around in the snow, an elephant even took advantage of the frigid water. >> oh, so cute. he looks like he rolled into a giant powdered donut. >> would you not just watch that if it was just going over and over? >> we wouldn't get much work done. >> zoo animals and me just get

along. >> and snow. >> exactly. >> frolicking in the snow. >> no snow today? >> no snow today. way too worm for that. temperatures once more, so comfortable, despite the breeze, notice it, trust me, but 63 degrees, on a january day, that's normally wouldn't top off any better than the low 40's, doing pretty well here. let's talk about the future snow very quickly though. again, talking saturday, i would say, starting midday, this should not amount to much. it could be a little slick, through central, well, through most of delaware really. and southern new jersey, mainly just very light nuisance snow across the rest of the region to the north, so that's the expectation, again, that will happen saturday, another quick look at the seven day, all over the place, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60s. >> got it all for you. >> yes. >> oh, well. it's moving along. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon today. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon for katie and all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at a . on line

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>> faith: [ sighs ] >> nick: okay, you ready for some hot chocolate and doughnuts? >> faith: yes. right after you tell me about the new nanny. >> nick: well, let's see. her name is monica. she's cool. uh, may we please have two hot chocolates and two doughnuts, warm? thanks. let's sit down. >> faith: since we have monica now, does that mean you'll have time to make me chocolate chip pancakes in the morning? >> nick: you got it. we can have snowball fights and horseback rides. >> faith: and doing our hair. >> nick: pfft. whatever you want. >> faith: hmm. >> nick: you know, um, i'm sorry, kiddo. i know i've been preoccupied lately. >> faith: it's okay. mom's been preoccupied, too. >> nick: oh, yeah? with what?