from falls township police department with more on how police cracked this case, anita? >> reporter: well, ukee and jessica it started with the discovery of a piece of plywood which outlines a sexual even counter with two young victims left in the suspect's care by neighbor who run out to buy tape to wrap christmas gifts. today we are learning even more horrific, graphic details of boost that allegedly went on for more than 40 years. >> it is disgusting, horrible. >> reporter: guess case reeling after finding out her long time neighbor and handy man at midway village trailer park is suspect of being a serial child rapist. >> it just makes me sick. >> reporter: hon bucks county district attorney matthew wine taubb a once toed charges against 58 year-old williams charles thomas who ace cues of raping five young victims including his biological daughter and possessing more than a thousand images of child pornography. >> he possessed over 1,000 pairs of soiled little girls underwear, in his trailer.

this was a per verse shrine to his criminal conquests. >> reporter: there names, ages to issuing ises, thomas allegedly kept a meticulous record of his crimes which is why authorities believe his abuse dates back more than 40 years. >> this man was a trophy collector and creator of monumental pro organizations. >> reporter: this investigation began in november, after a good samaritan at trailer park found a piece of plywood in a vacant june that it thomas had been renovated and details a sexual even counter with two victims, one just two years old at the time. police are also investigating reports of the similar occurrences at thomas's previous address including a home on pleasant lane, and an complex on new falls road in levittown. >> i fear we may never know the complete scope of this man 's crimes. >> reporter: that is because, thomas ran his own construction company and could have had access to hundreds of homes, and potential victims. bucks county authorities and

falls township authorities are asking anyone who may have had contact with this man to call them. for now live at falls township police headquarters i'm anita oh for cws3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. chopper three over scene of the dangerous advertise coverry in lower merion montgomery county. authorities say relatives of man who recently passed away found several sticks of dynamite in the freezer of his home, on laurel lane this morning. the bomb squad is till working to stabilize the explosives, and neighbors are being told to shelter in place but authorities say there is no threat to the public. the explosives, can be taken to the site in delaware county where they will be disposed of developing right now authorities say that a half naked man, assaulted and robbed a taxi driver before taking off in the cab. it unfolded just a short time ago in rittenhouse square and that is where "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is standing by right the now with more details, david? >> reporter: ukee, it is a bizarre story, frightening story, but in the end a positive story that nobody was hurt.

i want to back out of the way and give you a live look, that is the taxi cab right now this happened a little bit after 3:00 this afternoon. we're told cabdriver was actually inside his cab when the female passenger, she was assaulted by a half naked man who apparently was under some kind of substance. we have cell phone video, the man drove, got the in the driver's seat of the car, drove the car through rittenhouse square. i want to repeat that again, drove the car, through rittenhouse square with hundreds of people around, beautiful day outside, a lot of people out enjoying the weather. then eventually, stopped on walnut street in front have of the barnes and noble. good samaritan came out, pulled the guy out of the car police were here within moments. cabdriver was not hurt, female passenger was not hurt, this man was taken in custody. ukee, did have a chance to speak to that cabdriver just a few moments after this all unfolded, lets listen. >> crazy guy, he came from the passenger side, and then, he opened up, the passenger side

door, and then he grabbed her from the back and dragged her around the street. >> reporter: that was michael emmanuel with the local cab company, this happened at the 3:00 o'clock. the amazing thing, is back out of the way, cab actually is autopsy begins the curb but that cab, went over the curb, and could have gone back in the park and reversed it could have gone into the store making it an extremely, dangerous situation, again, this man, is behind bars right now. that woman and cabdriver both set to be okay. reporting live from rittenhouse square, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. close to 100 septa train cars remained out of service tonight, crack where is found beneath many of the trains this weekend and those cars are now permanently out of service. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at 69th street transportation center in upper darby, with the latest now from septa officials, joe? >> reporter: jessica, good evening. septa tells us they have enough, spare trains to press into service.

they are going to use bus fess this situation, continues, but it is a troubling find, and they don't know how it happened, and they are not going to start to speculate on when this might be corrected. septa estimates 100,000 people take the frankford every day, and commuters will, squeeze in tighter after a series of crack where is found, under five dozen trains. >> i mean thank god, again, we caught something, and safety has been preserved and it is not a situation of investigating an accident. >> reporter: it was friday when a inspector made the alarming find, they found cracks in this vent area, here's where it gets serious. in two of the cars, in the fleet, that crack had spread to what is known as the car/ body bolster, a 23-inch wide, support, and, the train had been in the shop for an extensive five-year inspection

. and, september trains, and , many of those, 58 train cars are joined to other cars, and a grand total of 96 cars, are sidelined. but it is two cars, and cracks in the beam, and, i cannot exactly speculate and we don't want to rush them, given, you know, the welded, using, we're probably going to have to use weld to go make repairs. >> reporter: septa tells me they believe rush hour going in and heading home was light tore day because of the super bowl. but they do say that it will be a tight ride, for the time being, and they will have 108 trains in the system come the morning. now coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will talk to the agency that represents,

passengers and we will also talk about how the union flagged this problem, over the weekend and how they turned to cbs-3. that is very latest live from upper darby township, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you at 6:00, thank you. president trump defended his proposed restrictions during a visit at florida. at u.s. central command, the president vowed into let people that want to love our country. meantime the travel ban is now in the hand of the ninth circuit court of peels in san francisco. san francisco court denied federal government request to overturn a ruling that temporarily halted the ban. many experts say the issue is likely to be decided by the supreme court. meantime extended family of the syrian immigrants to pennsylvania, has finally arrived, in the u.s. governor tom wolf welcomed them today and this comes, more than a week after they were first denied entry. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live from the sat center with their story, greg. >> reporter: as you can

imagine it has been a very long nine days for the assali family but today, well, they arrived in allentown, so very glad to now be back, permanently here, in the u.s. now this afternoon the family reunited and welcomed by governor tom wolf himself after six members arriving here in late january, were turned around by customs and border protection agents. the assali's are from syria. they applied for visas more than 13 years ago. in 2003. they were vetted and approved, headed to the u.s. to escape the war, to live with relatives in allentown. president trump's travel ban went in effect and when they arrived in philadelphia on saturday january 28th they were turned around, and then sent back to the damascus. >> i was thinking i am going back to syria, my life was ruined, going in the military because my age in syria they will take me to the military and i don't know what will happen. >> i was not thinking that

this was going to happen. i was hoping it was going to happen. so today, i think we have reached what we were trying to to. and as a result, it is just wonderful. >> reporter: coming up tonight the at 6:00 see more, of course about their reuniting and what they plan to do as a three limb that they are all back together. live from the the sat center greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. anti sematic hate crimes are being investigated in major cities across the united states. new york city subway writers used hand sanitize tore wipe off a hateful message. pictures posted to facebook gained at tension of chile clinton and many others. the man who erased the image says he hopes his small act will take root if we all come together and, you know, do what we have, we can get through this, we can fight this, we cannery cyst. >> in chicago, police are trying to track down this person, who they believed smashed synagogue windows and

placed swastika front doors. school officials at rice university in texas are trying to determine who scrolled nazi symbol under the name trump on a statue in the campus squad. senate democrats say they will take floor for the next 24 hours to trying to stop nomination of the betsy devos as secretary of the education. democrats are still trying to flip republican votes while the white house remains confident in the confirmation. >> take the nomination we are now considering, betsy devos for education secretary. in my mind, she is the least qualified nominee in a historically unqualified cabinet. >> we're very confident that betsy devos will be the next secretary of the expectation. it will be my high honor to cast deciding tie breaking vote on the floor of the senate next week. >> reporter: devos has no education experience and strong advocate for school voucher programs. final vote is scheduled for tomorrow. coming up on "eyewitness news" she was given just months to live, but now ten

years later she's thriving. the new treatment that is giving her and other canses patients, hope. identity theft is on the rises specially on line, how companies are using technology to protect you, and easy ways thaw can protect yourself. also tonight... >> america, we're in for at least four years of awful hair >> people are still talking about the super bowl commercial, so what do people like? what did they not like? why some say this years was pretty forgettable. a live look from our camera at parkway central library, the calm before the storm, possibly two storms, we will check in with kate on storm, possibly two storms, we will check in with kate on that after after afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

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identity theft continues to be a big problem. recent study shows more than 15 million americans, have personal and financial information stolen last year. while the rise of chip based credit cards in the united states has increased security in some cases, they have also forced conn artists to change their tactics. correspondent dana jacobson explains. >> there is nothing i could have done to stop it, there was a bank, problem. >> reporter: mark found out hackers had taken over his bank account last week when he got a series of e-mail notifications that his on line id and pass word had been change.

the thief called his bank and used personal details that he believes were stolen, when the office of personnel management was breached in 2015. >> they had all of my pedigree information, social security card, drivers license, wife's maiden name, all that stuff but they could not pass the phone pass word. since they had all that information they let them in. >> reporter: hackers train his bank accounts and his children 's savings accounts, in under 45 minutes. his bank, u.s.a. a, told cbs news that while they cannot talk about any particular case , quote we have extensive security measures in place, we have regret that we cannot prevent all fraud from occurring. >> on line is sort of the new battle ground to particular and cheese. >> reporter: master card's matt bar and his team are working to create more technology, like mobile wallet natalie generates a unique code for each transaction keeping a person's credit card information secret. >> it is on apple pay and other devices f someone gets

their hand on that, card information it the is useless. >> reporter: bar sense bio metrics like thumb prints and retina strand will replace pass words and make purchases more secure. >> so you are shopping on line >> reporter: right now master card is working on identity check or selfie pay a was to check out and use the phone's cabinet. >> you could be photo the owe so security feature. >> reporter: as for mark he has change his phone number, pass word and put a freeze on his credit. over weekend his panning allowed him to regain access to all of his accounts and fund. now to prevent fraud, experts recommend consumers use mobile or e wallet, sign up for two factor authorization with on line account, monitor transactions, add account alerts and be careful about how much you share on social my use and who you share it w dana jacobson for cbs news, new york. >> great info good kate joins with us our forecast. after a great day to day, we are looking at two storms. >> two storms. >> this will be a wild ride.

we're talking about rain, possible report warmth followed less than 12 hours later by accumulating snow. >> so strange. >> we are on a roller coaster. it is february. we get crazy weather like this in february. we are looking at a little bit of everything this week. it will feel like spring and then winter will remind us not so fast it is still winter, after all. lets get into it. we will start off with what is going on outside, and what is going on ace beautiful sunset fog this gorgeous monday. temperatures well above average today by about 15 degrees. the most of us got in the mid 50's, weren't near record today. record in the upper 60's but you can see that beautiful shot from parkway central library camera looking west at the that stunning sunset, over center city tonight, putting finishing flourish on a perfect monday. storm scan three shows not much going on locally. we have got snow in new england. our next system first storm thinks storm right here. light precipitation, over

portions of kentucky and west virginia. that within will not get here until late tonight or very early tomorrow morning. so we're try for now. a lot of dry air in place keeping moisture from getting in this evening or tonight, you can see skies are completely clear, locally and it is dealing pretty fantastic right now. look at kutztown right the now live neighborhood network at 47 degrees, it is deep blue sky, not one cloud in the sky, the days are longer daylight hours stretching as we head toward daylight savings time next month and things looking nice outside. 52 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-two this wilmington. forty-eight in allentown. forty in mount pocono. these numbers well above average. we should be in the low 40's this time have of the year and we got all the way to the mid 50's today. but it is not going to last. ups and downs this week. lets start with the near term. overnight everything is pretty quiet until four or 5:00 a.m. when we will see a few light showers moving in. good news is we will not drop down to freezing tonight with the clear skies, temperatures will fall off quickly so in the north and western suburbs,

poconos especially maybe light freezing rain in the morning and then we have got around 11:00 a.m. steadier showers before we just see it, taper and light showers later tomorrow afternoon, possibly a shower on wednesday morning, as well, so freezing rain advisory issued for poconos there 1:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, mostly seeing some rain, possibly even a rumble of thunder. areas of fog but highs in the 50's outside and most have the rain is through mid-morning. then we will have a big surge in the forecast here on wednesday, 62 the record is 63 but that is followed very quickly by weather, as we head into thursday we have got the threat for some snow, you can see midnight thursday morning coming up i'll track that and it does look like accumulation is possible, depending on where you are, we will talk about that next hour. tonight a stray shower late, tomorrow, we have got that rain especially early in the day and then near record temperatures on wednesday but look at thursday, 39 degrees with the chance that we wake up to some accumulating snow

on the ground which would be a contrast from the warmth of wednesday. we will talk about that. >> shaking my head. he may have won the super bowl but tom brady lost something important last night >> it shows up on e bay somewhere someone let me know. >> what is missing and why some say it could be more than a memory of the day it could have sentimental meaning for brady and his family, don. speaking of super bowl 51, debate rages on, is it greatest one we have ever seen we will tackle that question [car horns] ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪ [angry shouting] excuse me! [storm siren]

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missing memorabilia a home ground feature nba hall of famer but kobe brian's philly area roots gor. coming up at 6:00 where officials say some souvenir where is stolen, and what police are saying about the the heist, tonight at 6:00 o'clock. now to another case have of missing sports memorabilia. new england quarterback patriots tom brady says jersey wore in the super bowl has

disappeared. >> i put tonight my bag and then i came out, it wasn't there anymore. so, it is unfortunate because that is nice piece of memorabilia. if it shows up on e bay somewhere someone let me know and try to track that down. >> brady didn't say what he had planned to do some speculate he wanted to give to it his mom who was sick, but, that is tom brady, give it to him. come on. >> come on, guys. >> don bell joins us now. how about that game. >> game was crazy. game was crazy. brady, great. the man, did atlanta choke. >> yes. >> i'm really shocked. >> but, as you said expect thank lar. it went from unwatchable to an all time classic. everyone is talking about today. but where does it rang all the time. leslie van arsdal has more. >> it is 51 years of super bowls there have been game winning field goals, epic drives, amazing catches but looking back at history of america's biggest game, there was none greater then sunday's

34-28 new england win over atlanta it was simply the best super bowl ever. but was it the best game ever. >> that was amazing. i almost cried. it was unbelievable. >> tom brady, nobody else could have did that. i agree, he is the greatest of all time. >> reporter: best game you have ever seen. >> i have ever seen. >> reporter: game is what everyone was talk about over at sports radio 94 wip. >> maybe i'm just living in the moment but i think it was the best super bowl ever. >> i don't think it was greatest game i have severe. it it was a amazing ending no question about that. to me atlanta made too many mistakes. they blew the game. >> reporter: no super bowl had such different halves, each owned by a different team. it was the largest come back in super bowl history and first ever super bowl to go in overtime but for kenneth fern, ugh he has seen better. >> it is not best game i have ever seen because i have seen overtime hockey game, triple overtime hockey games that were better but i thought what new england did was incredible

. and she quoted, yogi berra and said it ain't over until it is over. momma's always right. >> reporter: there were 31 super bowl record or broken or tied last night making a great case for it to be best game ever or at least in the running. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> there was very amaze to go watch. >> still trying to figure out greatest game ever? that is aloft i goal. >> i was looking forward to matt bringing trophy back home to his school anus doing stories with him at penn charter. >> yeah. >> great game. >> rough. >> thanks, done ton. >> appreciate it. coming up next, there are always a big part of the super bowl night so how did the commercial goes, stack up. >> hello, brian. >> we will talk to viewers and see what an expert has to say about the controversial ones, silly ones and the commercial with the message. people are also talking about lady gaga and her epic,

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we're in for at least four years of awful hair. >> there is a show in their own right, super bowl commercial that is everyone talks about, after the big game, and like this ad for hair care many commercial this is year had political under tones. it was hard to beat drama of the patriots historic come back in super bowl 51 but this year to see the game, it is getting more attention then the ads. news continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. our vittoria woodill asked viewers what ads that stood out in commercials, that set

them up. >> reporter: usually commercial that is everyone talks about on the day after the super bowl. >> do you remember any of the commercials from the super bowl. >> no. >> wow. >> no. >> reporter: but it appears natalie actual game scored bigger with viewers this year, in fact, when i asked both the what ads they like best many told me overall they were not impressed. >> commercials were a bit over the top. >> i remember a few they were terrible. >> hated them. >> i'm not a fan of the, i don't know how do you call it, 50 shade of gray. >> was that good for you. >> yes. >> couple years ago there were great ones about father hood and patriotism and nothing that make you laugh, i was kind of disappointed. >> it was a mother and child, fleeing across some desert, i have no idea what they were selling but something that didn't belong there at all. >> got this feeling in my body >> reporter: did you see justin timberlake in the commercial last night.

>> no, i did not. >> bye, bye, bye. >> reporter: but there were favorites that stood out. maybe they are yours too. >> christopher walken and just continue timberlake mr. clean commercial was, whatever it was. >> reporter: that had you schilling, still there. >> it was just so not mr. clean. >> coca kohler commercials. >> reporter: coca kohler commercials. >> there was something about immigration. >> budweiser. >> okay, budweiser. >> reporter: any others ones. >> no. >> no. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm not too... >> reporter: it took your breath the away. >> it was a good commercial. >> reporter: advertisers spent five million-dollar for a 302nd commercial, total spending was expected to be, 385 million-dollar. but, i don't know, you guys, they didn't seem impressed. was that an investment that was really invested in the right thing. well, when you have a game,

like the ending is what everybody is talking about it takes away some of that fire power. >> that is what it was. >> i remember a lot of movie trailers too. >> yes, there were. >> it seems to be that they didn't really remember much. >> thanks, tori. >> good luck. a rebater it. >> lets get insight on last night's commercial from his an marketing expert. >> joining us is steve marino chief creative officer with the the marking agency aloysius, butler and clark live from the the sat center and steve, you just heard us talking. consensus seeming to be that there is not a ton of commercial that is stood out and stood on their own. >> it was hard for commercial toss compete the with the energy of that game, it took a lot have times when we cut away to the commercial breaks people were text going, tweet ing but can you believe what is happening in this game is this i'm not advised that people have a hard time remembering the ads that ran last night good there were a few favorites. i think mine was real short one little girl, the dad, and high girl, i don't know if you remember that one. >> sure. >> which ads did you think were the best.

>> i thought budweiser coming to america spot and honda's year book commercial where is my two favorite spots of the night. to are two different reasons. budweiser did a great job of telling a thoughtful story and standing for something even if they were going to get the a little blow back for that. i also think that, year book spot was a great way of using humor, celebrities and really effective way. it shows super bowl spots, great super bowl spots can be poignant and funny. >> they tell a story, no question about that. >> 1ad and we heard about it intori's piece that created some controversy. people didn't understand what it was or what it was all about. talk about that. >> sure. so every year one brand really tries to push the envelope as far as they possibly can, go daddy has ton this, peta has done it. if you can get an ad to advance in the super bowl you can get a lot of publicity for that like they have but this is first time in recent memory where a brand has really gotten push back from the nfl

for just being, you know, a little bit too political. nfl doesn't have an interest in alienating 50 percent of that are market. interesting that happened. >> reporter: steve, i was trying to look through, scroll through high twitter feed, to see which commercials had the most buzz on social media. a lot of different opinions. which ones do you think had most buzz. >> it is interesting, in terms of the brand engagement people don't necessarily want to talk about potato chips or a beer but they do get excited about, are things like shows. so actually, coming of whether it was the walking dead, or whether it was, you know, stranger things, that got a lot of buzz paw people started talking about things they wanted to talk about which was their favorite tv shows. >> student i saw strange are things i got very excited. >> yes, that is right. >> now which of the ads didn't really suck set, any stand out to you as just not good this year. >> sure. i hate to say it but, they have done such great spots in

the past but i thought snickers and budd light, they have done really fantastic spots, but because they have done such good spots the bar is higher for them and other people. even though snickers tried to to something innovative in doing the first live super bowl spotty think it was confusing for people. they didn't understand. and budd light tried to bring back spuds mccans i, one of the most memorable icons in advertising history. when the bar is that high it is hard to really reach that level and i just don't think they got there. it wasser tablible but it was just a missed opportunity. >> steve, we will let you go and thank you for being here but my favorite of all time was mean ohio green little will guy, and coke, do you have a favorite of all time. >> that is a great spot, one that has been remembered forever. i thought old spice was my favorite super bowl spot of all time. >> thanks for being with us. >> take care, be well. fans are still talking about lady gaga super bowl half time performance.

>> pop star dropped in on fans to perform her biggest hits. >> ♪ yeah, this is a high energy performance, lot of high flying stunts there, fans on social media talking about how next year, whoever performs will have to really kick it up a notch to compete. at the end you remember she trooped the mike, grabbed the football and then disappeared. that is where she went, you'll see here in just a second. she dropped right into a foam pit, there she goes. after being freed from the foam, she tweeted she's going on tour, the tour starts august 1st in vancouver, she has to have have a stop september 10th at wells fargo center. tickets go on sale february 13th at 10:00 a.m. good time, for lady gaga. >> i heard that last night too , boob. >> yes, there she goes. >> still to come on "eyewitness news", it just might be a miracle cure, woman is given 15 months to live. but beaten the odd by more

than a few years, new treatment that is giving her and other cancer patients, hope. and a solute to the queen, why brits are celebrating the monarch today and why

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new experimental therapy is helping patient was most deadly form of brain cancer and adults survive years beyond expectations. health reporter stephanie stahl is in the einstein health care science center with more on the treatment. >> reporter: scientists and doctors have developed an immuno therapy for brain cancer, that they call a vaccine because it targets cancer cells, that radiation and chemotherapy just miss. it has one grandmother feeling very lucky.

mary lee never thought she would see birth of her grandson, the six five-year old was diagnosed with the deadly brain tumor ten years ago. doctors gave her just 15 months to live. >> i was devastated. i was thinking, my kids are still in college, i haven't seen anyone get married. >> reporter: golf ball sized tumor was surgically removed there her brain and then after radiation, chemotherapy mary was given a experimental vaccine as part of the ten year study. immuno based study is tailormade to fight cancer attacking microscopic cells that chemotherapy and radiation leave behind. >> it is a way to teach the bodies immune system, how to recognize cancer cells, and then go directly go to the cans tore try to kill those sells and eradicate tumor. >> reporter: sixteen patient where is given three round of the vaccine, nearly 40 percent survived more than eight years typically less than 3 percent of people diagnosed with glioblastoma are alive after five years.

>> i have been working with this cancer for over 30 years and you just don't see those types of responses. >> reporter: lee is one of the longest survivors, her brain cancer is still in remission almost ten years after treatment. >> i did not expect to be here that long. i would tell everybody, the same thing, it toss than the mean your life will be short, it can be done. >> reporter: vaccine for glio blastomas still going through trials for f.d.a. in word whether or if it will be approved making it available for more patients. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". people in wisconsin and illinois got a look at meteor streaming across the sky, and then, calls came pouring in authorities after fireball lit up early morning sky. meteor was also accompanied by a sonic boom, that shook the region. radar shows the meteor passing over lake michigan. it the is unclear if it landed in the lake or if it broke up in the sky but yeah, you see that, accompanied by sonic boom. >> yes, you might call someone

>> just a bit. >> never seen one of those lives. >> hey what is this. >> yes. >> wow. >> kate bilo is here. she joins us. i'm looking down the road. i don't know if i have golf clubs in my hand within day and shovel the next, it looks like it. >> you could have a little bit of both. trade in sports shoes into snow boots. there is a lot of factors to consider with this set up because when you go from 62 degrees to the chance for snow, you have to -- this has to be pretty perfect but if so we could wake up to accumulating snow on thursday morning after potentially tying or breaking a record on wednesday. big, big changes in the forecast. lets start off with right now. today most quiet day of the week. the in the poconos beautiful day. lots of sun, blue skies, jack frost big boulder. poconos one spot that has freezing rain advisory overnight, couple of light showers, moving in, temperatures will stay far enough above freezing or close to freezing that we are not looking at extensive ice there higher elevations, carbon

county could see ice, early tomorrow morning. as of right now slopes look quiet on a mild monday. our eyewitness weather watchers loving today's weather. they are weather geeks. they are hoping for snow as are most of us. we have got temperatures in the 50's right now though. warm upstarted today, 50 degrees as we check with kenneth martin in willingboro, new jersey. anybody know winter is coming back soon? where is the snow, they may see some early thursday morning, kenneth our best shot this week at least. fifty-one still with phil in philadelphia in chestnut hill. really nice day for february. look at this beautiful sunset shot, phil sent along a gorgeous sunset out there tonight after lots of sun and blue skies today. fifty's town in delaware as well. we will check with sandor in newark at 51 right now. great day, plenty of warm, sunshine temperatures above average, just awesome. a lot of people have been talking, you know, soup he bowl parties, grocery store about the lack of of snow and lack of storms this winter. we hey just be getting a

chance for some he snow finally. lets get in to it. start off with a look at storm scan three. nothing to see here just yet. we have our first system two storm kind of week. first one lifting from the south, and all you can see is it is light rain moving into portions of west virginia right now, few light showers making their way in our area, early tomorrow morning and we will see rain through mid-morning and through mid take hours tomorrow. but then the warm air will establishes a foot hold but second storm will come through on wednesday night and that will be the one that could bring us threat for some snow. beautiful sunset out there right now. still purple look to the sky. 49 degrees in pal my, yeah new jersey. future weather by 11:00 tomorrow morning when we have had steady rain from the city on thort. tomorrow afternoon just scattered showers. heading in to wednesday at 2:00 a.m. there be a few scattered showers as well. set this up. i want to show what you we are doing on thursday. 1:00 a.m. midnight, into thursday morning we will see rain beginning. temperatures very mile. but cold air will rush in very , very quickly behind this

storm as it develops to the south. note that is change over to snow. the two snow comes down heavily you have this, it will pile up quickly and especially on grass surfaces or untreated surfaces we could see several inches of snow pile up if the set up is perfect and that will last into thursday morning. you could wake up to a slushy commute on thursday. it is an evolving forecast. we're talking about 60's to the the 30's in the course of 18 hours. wintry mix start wednesday night. snow showers, then through thursday afternoon but accumulation is likely overnight, wednesday night into thursday. one of our models right now looking at about an inch or two, possibly three to six to the north and west. so we are looking at two to 4 inches probably wednesday night into thursday morning if the storm sets up as it looks like it will right now. overnight cloudy, showers late , 39 degrees. tomorrow cloudy and mild. we will see rain early, possibly into the afternoon and then big changes, near record on wednesday, much colder thursday with morning snow. cold on friday and then we

will rebound again through the weekend. ukee and jessica. big day for queen elizabeth the second. she made history today becoming first british monarch to spent 65 years on the thrown. >> queen was just 25 years old when she took thrown after her tatter king george the sixth died there lung cancer. terry okita the has tea tails on her celebration in london. >> reporter: and low key jubilee comes with a little pomp and circumstance when you are the queen of england. queen elizabeth chose to spend the take privately as gun solutes echoed to hashing her a session in the british thrown, 65 years ago. on sunday well wishers presented her with flowers after a church service. royal watchers say that it is a milestone this british history. >> it will be hacked, i think, in various quiet, subtle ways but remarkable achievement, and she really is the best example of somebody why somebody shouldn't retire. >> reporter: elizabeth the became queen at just 25 years

old after her father king george the sixth, died of lung cancer in 1952. now 90 great grandmother has worked with more than a dozen british rhyme ministers, beginning with winston churchill and head of the state in the uk and 15 commonwealth countries. queen elizabeth is world's oldest, longest serving living hon arc. even after all these years she still trust a big crowd. >> i have a lot of respect. she's 90 years old. she still works hose taste. >> when we have a crisis we know she's there and she will always be the same. >> reporter: in commemoration of the this jubilee the palace released a portrait wearing sapphire gem stones a gift from her tatter that fit for a queen. terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". amazing the history that she has sanded. >> no question. hit cbs show scorpion returns tonight. two of the main characters are in a predicament, find out why they will need, a bigger buoy.

that is next.

cbs hit drama corp ron hundreds tonight. >> insider lou a geary, joins us from more, louie. >> we were exclusively behind the scenes of the tonight's very wet, and wild episode. >> high goodness is there a shot, you know. >> you must have sun stroke. >> i have no stroke report call it shark nerdo, walter and page, search for a sunken treasure help they are boat blows up leaving them surrounded by, sharks. >> sharks in the water. >> reporter: couple breaking the tension by, singing. >> there is a shark has pretty fins. >> reporter: we were behind the scenes with the two stars, at paramount studios iconic

the water tank. >> and action. >> you know, it is confusing that, you know, you are giving he the silent treatment when, it is you are more sons you ible for our current situation then i am. >> walter and page are frustrated with each other. >> reporter: catherine's resource full character page clearly on top of it. >> she makes a out of a lens and paper towel, tube. >> reporter: in genius. but we had to ask what might be former american idol star in her emergency kit. >> hip gloss, hair spray and mass car. we will have so much more tonight on the insider. ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. well, thanks. lets take a lot the at entire line up for you tonight, kevin can wait at 8:00. man with the plan at 8:30, superior doughnuts at 9:00, followed by two broke girls and then scorpion at 10:00 p.m. and then, of course, "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> um-hmm.

that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 relatives re united nine days after being sent back home due to president trump's executive order. it was all smiles for a family in lehigh county, and then what they are saying tonight. burnt rub inner rittenhouse square, dramatic video captures screeching tires, and a driver, barreling through the popular park, in a stolen taxi, the way it all started, and how the it ended. and then he is a future hall of famer but his basketball career started right here. how souvenirs from kobe bryant 's early days were missing. where they were taken and what police are saying about the heist, kate. after a beautiful start to the week we are tracking two storms. we have rain on the way as soon as tomorrow and then the chance for accumulating snow, later this week, and that is after, near record highs. just a wild ride, lots to talk about, it is all right new on "eyewitness news" at 6:00.

i was thinking i would go back to syria and my life ruined. >> from ruined, to reunited, more than a week after president trump's travel ban a family from syria is on u.s. soil and sharing their store which "eyewitness news". they arrived in lehigh county to warm welcomes from relatives, and the governor. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. aim jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is in the sat center and were you there when the family arrived in allentown. >> yes, i was. they were turned away at philadelphia international airport december site having legal visas. that was nine days ago. now after a legal battle, they are back in the u.s., and re united with their family. all smiles and hugs for the assali family reunited for the first time in new york, monday morning. a few hours later arriving