breaking news at the this hour, a fire in delran, burlington county and there are reports of the explosions at the scene. this fire is that house behind a auto body shop on route 130, still a very active scene but so far there are in reports of any injuries. we will keep you up to dayton to this as more information becomes available. it is sunday february 12th , good morning, i'm jan carabao. lets head straight over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, justin as i walked out the door i was hit by a couple sprinkles. how much of the umbrella will we need today. >> definitely later this morning in the first half of the afternoon. we still have a couple hours on have mainly dry conditions and a few sprinkles coming at us but that rain will pick up in intensity. we have lehigh valley, poconos

that could have treeing rain, also this morning. traveling up north today head up there, it will be flirting with that freezing mark until lehigh valley later this morning in the afternoon. potential for icing there. every where else, mostly will be seeing plane rain from the system. we have had temperatures in the the 50's yesterday around philadelphia, this morning, for the most art we are quiet the right now, dropping off a whole lot through overnight hours, cloud around 41 at the airport, east wind at 13. the it feels like 34 with the wind. see storm scan three majority of the region is try, just some clouds but to the the north, light rain in the lehigh rally and pink showing up in the mountains, mount pocono, carbon, monroe, indicating treeing rain at this point. storm system moving in the region, strengthens, and pulls down colder air. areas to the far north and west have a chance for freezing rain. the winter weather advisories are in effect for lehigh valley, berks county, upper bucks and poconos.

those areas are concerned where we have to watch for ice definitely poconos will see treeing rain. every where else rain at times this afternoon. that is steady yes, sir. it hud end by early evening. quarter inch maybe up to an half inch. temperatures everybody except poconos above freezing. thirty-six in quakertown. i said, this morning those temperatures could drop. mid 40's around philadelphia, upper 40's at the shore getting above freezing in the poconos. it turns windy tonight, high wind watch is in effect for monday and we will talk about strong wind gusts coming at us in weather in a few minutes. jan, back over to you. >> just continue, thank you. a driver is in the hospital after a serious accident in the the hunting park section of north philadelphia. this was the the scene, near intersection of the broad street ape hunting park avenue you can see large pieces of the car the scattered in the the street there. police say four people were in that sedan whose driver was taken the two hospital. fire officials say driver hit two park cars, the causes

under investigation. also, overnight, two teens are recovering after being shot outside of a apartment in south philadelphia. it happened here at the river view apartments, on south fourth street near washington avenue. police say a group of teens was hanging out in the parking lot when someone fired four to five shots from the street. one teen was hit the in the the leg and another was grazed by a bullet, so far no word on any suspects. a shooting in north philadelphia puts two men in the hospital, this happened here on the the 2500 block of cecil b. moore avenue just after 2:00 this morning. the both of the victims are in their 30's. police say one is in critical condition. so far no suspects. lieutenant steven floyd is laid to rest, more than a week after he became first correctional officer this delaware to die in the line of duty. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more on how lieutenant floyd is being remembered. in life he was a father, friend, and mentor, in death, a hero. lieutenant steven floyd was killed last week when he and

two other correctional officers as well as a counselor were taken hostage by inmates at a maximum security prison in smyrna, delaware. fellow officers say floyd died after warning others of the ambush. >> put him in the closet and he also said come in, come into the building to enter into the building and sergeant floyd yelled and told them it it was a trap. >> reporter: floyd was remembered sat the day during a private funeral at delaware state university. >> we mourn with the floyd family, we consider them one of ours, because steven floyd was a father. he has got the two daughters. one currently in school here, one graduated from delaware state. >> reporter: there was a large turnout by fellow members of the the law enforcement from throughout the the country. >> it is important that members of the the law enforcement family that we will stick together and show our support for each other in troubling times. >> reporter: delaware tait police are investigate hog killed floyd, questioning more than 120 inmates. the in the days after his

death floyd's familiar lit was given a medal of valor on his behalf and during an emotional vigil fellow guard josh wilkerson gave the community a glimpse the in the psychological torment of the standoff that lasted a day and ended floyd's life. >> unaudible. >> reporter: on tuesday delaware govern on john carney is expect to name who he hopes will lead the independent review of the prison incident. in the sat center i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" update now on the story we have been following this weekend, cumberland county authorities have identified a man shot and killed by bridgeton police. twenty-three year-old darryl f uquay was shot near north freemont on south avenue on friday. the officers shot the man after a foot chase. police found the gun near the victim but they have not said why they were chasing him or if he fired a shot at him. and a philadelphia police officer is lucky to be alive today following a frightening

encounter with an suv in west philadelphia after police launched an suv strike a parked car near 62nd and market streets officers approached the car to check for injuries. according to police an officer was standing on the suv's running board to avoid traffic when the driver suddenly took off, driving four blocks while the officer held on. the eventually he was able to jump to safety. has injuries to his hand and legs however. the suv has been impounded but no arrests have been made. south korea plans to punish north korea for its latest missle launch. u.s. strategic demand detect and tracked what it assessed was a medium or inter ballistic missle will. it did not pose a threat to north america. shin sue abe is condemning north korea's launch as inn toppable. president trump assured abe natalie u. has got his back. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know

natalie united states of america stands behind japan, its great alley 100 percent. >> earlier the president and mrs. trump hosted a dinner with the prime minister and his wife, in florida before posing for pictures before sitting down for the meal. meantime president trump is considering a new executive order on immigration, while the old one under goes legal testing in court. that could happen either tomorrow or tuesday. over the past week ice agents held raids and arrested at least 300 people from coast to coast. 160 of those arrests happened in los angeles where raid were carried out this six counties in southern will california. now, according to the l.a. ice director those arrested were criminals and people without standing deportation orders. >> you should also know that if they are out of status, things are changing and ice agents will take a hard look at them, and possibly take them into custody. >> the actions of the first

conn earth ised effort by ice under the trump administration to arrest, targeted un documented immigrant for deportation proceedings. raids sparked outrage in washington d.c. hundreds of demonstrators gathered at the white householding signs and chanting here to stay, speakers took turns voicing concerns that their friend and family could soon become target of the federal immigration agents. group blocked traffic as they organized protests. other protesters against planned parenthood, held rallies across the country. the ant a borings activist are calling for the federal government to cut off payment to planned parenthood but in some cities counter protests have dwarfed the demonstrations. federal dollors do not the pay for abortions but medicaid reimburses planned parenthood for other services including birth control and cancer screenings. well, still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we're learning more

about the new jersey driver who survived this fiery wreck, with seconds to spare. also, ahead a tragedy at the world trade center transit hub, a woman trying to help her sister, falls to her death from an escalator. and, caught on camera a tractor trailer flipped over on her police car, what is to blame for this crash, still ahead, just continue. good sunday morning. wet finish to the weekend and freeding rain as we go from rain and a lot of wind, we will talk about that coming up in eyewitness weather. >> he has always been funny, yes. >> james corden's parent at the grammys, will they make an appearance on tonight's award show? just ahead they will talk about their son the funny man just ahead they will talk about their son the funny man when "eyew8faz z12fz

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back on "eyewitness news" police continue to investigate the death of a new jersey woman inside of the world trade center's transit hub in new york, and it happened here in the center's around 5:30 yesterday morning. jenny santas were on the escalator when she fell 30 feet to her death. she was apparently reaching for her twin sister's hat that fell over the side railing. >> it had to be horrible for her sister standing rate there and just dread full. they need to build the walls higher when they crease these escalators. walls are not high enough to prevent tragic accidents that happened like to take.

>> $3.9 billion transit hub in lower manhattan just opened last fall. meanwhile, this morning we are learning more about a motorist saved after a fiery crash in florida. he is from our region. the officers pulled the sewell , new jersey man to safety seconds before his vehicle exploded. and as natasha brown reports the rescue was all caught on camera. >> reporter: with no hesitation and no time to lose >> you're good, you're good. >> reporter: first responders in florida pulled a new jersey man from a burning vehicle just before what might have been a deadly explosion. police say thursday night 44 year-old philip veered his rav 4 off u.s. one into a concrete barrier causing to it flip several times. >> guys in the woods. >> reporter: new video shows rescuers pulling him to safety while his leg was still on fire. he was air lifted to the hospital, without giving details, authorities described his injuries, as serious.

witnesses say it is a miracle that he lived. >> it is unbelievable considering the car hit that when over the barricade and was laying on its side >> reporter: in a in a cash brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we have reached out but some far no word if he has returned to new jersey. divers fine the cab of the tractor trailer that plunge off the chesapeake bay, bridge in virginia. forty-seven year-old joseph chen lost control of the pig rig while trying to pass another tractor trailer on thursday. navy rescued chen there his trailer but he died on the way to the hospital. police are hoping natalie truck's black box will help them learn more about the crash. check this out, wild wind, in wyoming. watch as powerful gusts, of wind blow over an 18 wheeler. the rig barely landed right on top of the police car. no officers are inn identify that car and no one was injured.

wind were gusting to 07 miles an hour at the time. we have seen wicked, wild weather but nothing like that. >> that is close to hurricane force wind but we will get strong wind gusts tonight. certainly, there will be bridge restrictions, thomas high wind watch will be in effect. gusts up to 55 miles an hour. >> something to keep an eye on that is right. first the rain, ice in some spots and then wind kicks in tonight. it is a soggy finish to the weekend. we are looking live at bethlehem. right now you are okay, temperatures above freezing holding in the mid 30's and just wet roads, light rain over the past few hours but we have to watch later this morning, into the afternoon as precipitation picks up, storm strengthens and draw in colder air and then there is potential for freezing rain in , to the lehigh valley as winter weather advisory this effect for northampton county until 6:00 this afternoon. check it out on storm scan three. majority of the region will stay above freezing, just a rain event for us but just to the the north, north

pennsylvania, upstate new york we have a snow line and this storm will energize late tonight, tomorrow and crank up again so it looks like round two for new england potential for a foot of snow across northern new england into maine. for us we will get rain starting to move into our region next few hours. heaviest rain will pull in late morning, into the afternoon but a fairly fast moving system that should be out pie early evening. dryer weather returns but as storm strengthen the wind kicks up behind it. temperatures wise, south jersey, delaware no issues today. you will see least amount of rain from this system. further south, dryer you will need these temperatures in the 40's, maybe close to 50 in far central delaware and son southern new jersey. mid 40's at best for philadelphia today, we are hanging on at 41. we have to watch northern bucks, montgomery county in the lehigh valley, poconos, seeing freezing rain right now , mount pocono at 29. we will struggle to get above freezing. allentown, reading these spots have a chance to get down to 32, 31 degrees.

icy conditions potentially in the lehigh valley, berks, upper bucks, later this morning and afternoon we will see rain, treeing rain, a few sleet pellets, couple hundreds of an inch of ice accumulation is possible if we get freezing rain. obviously slick travel on the sidewalks, bridges, overpass will freeze at first. poconos no taught winter weather advisory you are in the freezing rain conditions right now and that should see snow as the system energizees, and before everything comes to an end maybe a a couple inches ice amounts up to a quarter inch. rough travel in carbon monroe counties, toward pennsylvania, new york state border. is there pink showing up, even as far south as lehigh valley, northern bucks county, late this morning, that colder air, talking about trying to move back in, everybody else to the the south seeing just plane rain, steady rain early afternoon, by four or five or 6:00 it is gone. we will clear skies out. after midnight wind is really going to duck up. we will have sunshine around for monday, monday will look nice, but not feeling that

nice, with strong wind gusts. ice amounts as i said in the lehigh valley .1, .2 of an inch and up to a quarter inch toward the pocono region. temperatures is the issue. hovering around that treeing mark in the afternoon in the lehigh valley. everybody else 40's, 50's into south jersey and delaware. the gets cool tonight. any wet conditions could freeze up but wind will be strong enough to dry roads before we see that drop below freezing. high wind watch in effect for the entire region midnight tonight through 5:00 o'clock tomorrow gusting up to around 55, miles an hour, watch out for power outages. today rain at times, cooler, mid 40's. the here's the extended forecast. the once we get through tonight, rest of the week looks dry. the just some clouds. we are close to 50 by next weekend, jan, back to you. tonight is the 59th annual grammy award right here on cbs-3 but last night a pre party brought the a listers out in beverly hills. jennifer cashnor reports for

stars that stepped out for for the clive davis pregrammy bash >> it is best party, every year party you don't want to miss. >> reporter: paula abdul walk the red carpet in beverly hills and host of other a list celebrities. courtney kardashian along with mom kris jenner, paris jackson , grammy nominee the chain smokers, even nancy pelosi made an a experience. >> there is so many wonderful performers up for awards. >> reporter: it was biggest music party night before the biggest music award show with the grammy award just hours away, this annual pregrammy gala put on by. >> reporter: recording legend clive davis. >> this is a glamorous night but really once everybody is in the the room it is a great night for that. >> reporter: one of the hottest bashes attended by neil diamond and new comers like nominee chance the the rapper. >> just had a great time. i'm here having fun.

it is not even about the awards, i like being out the here. >> reporter: cbs corporation president les moonves and wife julie chen at the talk were looking forward to surprise performances. >> i was talking to some saying who will perform? that is the beauty. you don't know. you go home. can you believe so and so showed up. i'm looking forward to so and so showing up. >> reporter: star studded night that did not difficulties a point. >> many of the stars are now likely resting up for the big award show tonight, and big show is planned, there will be tribute segments to music legend prince and george michael and while not every performer will walk away a winner grammy performance is a loan will be worth tuning in for. this year late, late the show james corden is lows continuing. he says if it doesn't go well, he has a backup plan. >> it will be fun if it all goes well, if it doesn't, it the will be just me, crying my eyes out while eating an in and out burger.

>> i have a feeling he will be doing just fine. >> a lot of people are looking forward to see corden host the show including his own parents who are very proud of their son becoming so successful. today is a special day for corden's parents for another reason too. >> it the is our forty-sixth wedding anniversary tomorrow, so we're going to be really having fun what a way to celebrate our wedding anniversary. >> watching your son on the grammys. >> yes. >> he has always been funny, absolutely. >> he realized if he behaves a certain way he would get a funny reaction and he loved it , yes. >> hey, hey, hey. >> get me out there. >> congrats to they will. margaret and mar column corden may make a quick appearance but they didn't want to give away secrets about the host act, more grammy coverage is coming up throughout the morning right here on cbs-3

and our next half an hour some inside, information, on who should bring home grammy gold. have of course, do not forget grammys are right here tonight, show starts at 8:00 on cbs-3. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" a first of its kind dollies about to hit store shelves, what some people are saying about the toy modeled after a teen activist. new technology at a grocery store helps customers pick out the fastest check out lanes. we will explain how it works

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a transgendered teen who broke the mold and blazed a trail on tv is now getting her own toll. it will be available this summer. the as christine laser reports , people in the lbgt community say it is about time while critics are not so sure. >> reporter: sixteen year-old jazz jennings shared her life as a transgendered teen as tlc reality series i am jazz and now a doll based on her like ness will debut at new york toy show making it the first ever lbgt doll. >> i think it is about reflecting the world, trans people are a part of society and we're part of culture. >> reporter: she's transgendered and works for los angeles lbgt center in hollywood. she believes this doll will make a huge impact on kids while teaching them acceptance and helping those who may struggle with gender identity. >> people of my generation grew up with no role models, in language, we didn't see ourselves on tv.

we didn't see ourselves in magazines. we were invisible. >> reporter: doll will have a genderless plastic mold typical of most dolls. war essays the doll isn't promoting sexuality. >> if you are a transgender, child, you are okay. you are, fine just the way you are. >> reporter: doll does have critics on social media, some people have slammed the idea, saying that p.c. gone mad and stupid thing i have ever seen. serena fineberg is a grandmother and disagrees. she recalls when her children were little. >> they didn't have dolls that were any other color but white so, our world has changed and people being more loving and accepting. >> that was christine laser reporting. now the doll will be available on line and at specialty stores and will retail for $89.99. this is pretty neat, new

technology is taking guesswork out of the finding the fastest check outline at the grocery store, at the this store in iowa sensors a have above every register detect how many people, how many carts and how many items are in each line. a green light means only one person is in line, at the most , light turns yellow and then orange as check out wait grows. >> we will start seeing those light indicators turning yellow orr range that they are slowing down that is our key to get to start calling up help. sometimes it might be making sure we get a bagger on that check lane. >> you can tell which lane is opened and which lane is in the opened, as before, you could not really tell. you don't to have think or count how many groceries the stuff the person in front of you has, i like this. managers say that they used the information to help schedule cashiers more efficiently. i admit i'm always person scoping out, lane after lane. that will help me out later. that comes to our area. coming up next half an hour on "eyewitness news",

disney is making it more expensive to visit happiest place on earth? plus, remembering albert boscovs, shoppers and employees share their memories of the the retail legend who passed away this weekend. and the the 40 hour workweek isn't too long, new research say yes, scientists have discovered the perfect workweek, how many hours you should be working and why it could be the key to success. and, grab the umbrella justin's back to tell us when rain moves in today, we will be right back.

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good morning, everyone. i'm jan carabao. the let's check out eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist just continue drabick. hi justin i walk in with my rain jacket because i hear you will need it. >> that rain could get heavy at times later this morning and in the afternoon. not a big system but one problem is to the the north, lehigh valley, poconos seeing freezing rain potentially later this morning and in the afternoon. majority sees rain and could turn windy behind this system as this system really energize es, and once again impacts new england later tonight and monday. they will see another foot of snow probably even more than that across down east maine, so pretty nasty system for northern new england. for us we will start to see

light rain breaking out berks county lehigh valley, light rain, temperatures above freezing there pink in the mountains indicating treeing rain but in the lehigh valley, temperatures expect to drop, close to freezing, later this morning and in the afternoon but here in philadelphia just some rain at times, steady after the early afternoon hours, rain should be out of here by early evening, overall amounts from a quarter inch, possibly up to a half inch of rainfall, highest amounts north of the city, if you are in south jersey, delaware you will see less rain. is there winter weather advisory berks county, lehigh valley, upper bucks until early this afternoon and then poconos stays under the advisory until midnight the tonight. for northwestern suburbs lehigh valley, upper bucks, we have rain, changing over to freezing rain mixing with sleet. ice accumulation is possible. so slick travel there. temperatures right now, above freezing, 30's and 40's. below freezing. suburbs in gi shape. forecast high, today mid 40's for philadelphia and shore.

slightly above freezing, at the poconos. then tonight as storm strengthens, wind increase high wind watch in effect throughout the take on monday, wind gusting to 55, maybe even 60. we will talk about what to spector week ahead in a few minutes. jan, back to you. tomorrow, loved ones of the act wrist winnie harris will lay her to rest. six five-year old directed a community gardening program in west philadelphia. sheet was found shot to death in her home last week. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live this morning with more at police headquarters, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, jan yes, it is a very tragic story winnie harris spent her entire life trying to make her community better, and tomorrow , her friend, family and those that love her will gather at the christ community church in university city to celebrate her life, just as police, continue to investigate just who killed her. take a look at the video that we have from saturday, a huge crowd, gathering in west

philadelphia, to mourn the loss of miss harris and to remember, the many contributions that she made to her community, they called her a sister/friend, a neighborhood steward who worked hard to make her community beautiful. miss winnie was executive director and long time volunteer cart nate or of uc green a non-profit that plants trees and cleans up west philadelphia he formed partnership an coalition was neighborhood leaders making a real, positive impact. we have been told by her friend at uc green that they contacted police, when miss winnie did not show up for a meeting. when police arrived they found her unresponsive on the second floor of her home in the 300 block of north holy streets. police say that she had been shot several times and was pronounced on the scene, at the a vigil, those that knew her well, called for justice. >> if anyone knows, any information. >> speak up. >> that can help us, please speak up. there is a $20,000 reward for

information and we are begging people to please come out, because this is senseless, what happened to our friend. >> reporter: thousand miss win i harris is survived by a daughter, brothers, a host of nieces and nephews, family and friend and members of her community. she will be laid to rest tomorrow. is there a memorial service, again, at christ community church, at 40th and chestnut beginning at 10:00 a.m. if you have any information on this case, please contact the police. live, at police headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". such a tragic story, thanks, cherri. family and friend continued to remember a local retail legend this morning. albert boscovs died on friday, less than two weeks after announcing he had cancer. the boscovs family name has grazed department stores on the east coast for generations , and "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff headed to reading berks county

where the the first boscovs store opened in the early 1900 's. >> reporter: albert boscovs liked his circular ads big, sometimes whimsical one of the first ways he got his family store on the map and grew up into a billion dollar company employing over 7,000. lisa was one of those employees. >> he knew everyone, he would walk around, and that is the type of man that he is. >> reporter: albert known as a lbi passed away just days after announcing his battle with pancreatic cancer. he was 87. that news brought him to tear. >> my god. >> reporter: stories the nation's longest running family owned department store begins with solomon boscovs a russian jewish immigrant who arrived to the u.s. 1911 attempting unsuccessfully to sell lemons w just 1.37 in his pocket he took a risk and opened up a small dry goods store here in reading this would be the site of the first boscovs.

albert joined his father's business in the the mid 1950's and credited with speaker heading its wrapped expansion and resurrecting it the from two major fires and rearriving the company there near bankruptcy in 2008. >> everybody in this community has just loved him because he is, given back so much. >> reporter: on facebook albert's daughter ellen wrote my dad's spirit, like, love and laughter will be always helping to make this world a better place n a tearful speech in 2013 the long time boscovs chair recalled the request by his father, a man who dealt in lemons and in a country that fostered lemonade , and by his statue in downtown reading the community , says thank you. >> he is reading. >> reporter: alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". delaware's world championship pumpkin chucking contest will return this fall following an accident at the annual pumpkin launching events last year. a woman was seriously injured by a large piece of metal when an air cannon ripped off a

machine while firing a pumpkin organizers plan to hold this years pumpkin chucking the weekend of november the third. well, taking the kids to see mickey mouse will be a bit more price think year. today disney is raising ticket prices at its u.s. parks. single will day passes to the magic kingdom in orlando will cost up to five dollars more, for annual passes you will be paying up to $869, at most, that is an increase of $40. disney is also adding expiration dates to all of its tickets. six flags great adventure is holding a job fair today for the 2017 season. the theme park in jackson, new jersey wants to hire 4,000 people this year. the job fair will take place at six flags employment center that runs from 10:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon, company officials say if you are interested, visit six flags jobs.com and apply on line beforehand. the park opens up its doors on april 1st. where will you be watching

the 59th annual grammy awards. if you are planning to stay in , tune in tonight right here on cbs-3. >> seven time grammy winner carrie underwood and keith urban are gearing up for music 's big night. they were seen in rehearsals practicing for their big due it. late, late show james corden is hosting. local radio dj's say they are amped for at ward show our friend marilyn russell from the 98.1 wogl breakfast club and andy summers from the 92.5 xtu morning crew and bex from 92.5 says this will be a show to remember. they caught up with our own jim donovan to give their grammy predictions while some of the artists seem like a sure bet, they say moment surrounding the big performances will be complete thely unpredictable. >> we want to see that wardrobe malfunction.

we want to see a fight break out. no, wait, that was my philly coming out, i'm sorry. we want to see the contrast and you want to see all of the people who are not getting a long. >> i cannot wait to see beyonce what she's wearing how she's debuting her baby bump. i'm real excited for that. >> beyonce made headlines just recently announcing she's expecting twins with husband jay-z. grammys will be first time she has been seen in public since that announce. , beyonce is up for nine grammys including album of the the year. while everyone talks about beyonce verse adele for top honors, the country ge nres is growing. the it could be a big night for country artist sturgill simpson up for album of the year and best country album and that is not all. >> what is interesting is we have got the two amazing female artists up for new artist category in all groups. so i'm exited to hopefully one will take kelce ballerina or

marin morris will be performing with alycia keys. that will be an amazing performance. one i'm so looking forward to is seeing carrie underwood and keith urban do the fighter which is such a great, great song. >> good stuff on tap. don't forget the you can watch all of the best grammy moments right here, the grammys broadcast live tonight at 8:00 n cbs-3. and still to come here on "eyewitness news" this morning are you working too much? just ahead, how many hours you should work, and why long days can have a bigger impact on woman. justin's tracking rain and chance for wind we will be back in a

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young gymnast are giving back to the community. star bound gymnastics academy has presented children's hospital of philadelphia with a check for $21,000. here they are at the their gym in bridgeton. money will go to the hospitals child life fund and pays for activity for children staying in the hospital for an extended period of time. star bound raised money during its star struck invitational meet in atlantic city. meantime at philadelphia zoo runners put on their sneakers for a good cause, more than 200 people ran in the ninth annual cupid 5k run yesterday. every year across the country run raises money to help provide housing and employment

support for people with disabilities. last year runners nationwide raised more than $700,000. good day for a run yesterday and happy that they got the that in yesterday because today not so good. >> i think in baltimore they do one in their underwear. >> pretty crazy. >> i didn't see that in our video. >> it was mild yesterday, we got to 50 degrees, even warmer then that in south jersey and delaware. we are bringing back some cloud, and some rain, so this will be cooling things down, we have a couple problem spots , eventually possibly lehigh valley could see tree ing rain and seeing that treeing rain in the poconos. you can see in the northern edge we have cold air still trapped inn here at the surface with the fresh snow on the ground and that is causing icy conditions. majority of the region just these plane rain from the system and once it hits east coast it will intensify and slam northern new england over a foot the of snow expected up in maine over the next 24 hearst. not much happening right now couple light rain showers and into berks, northern bucks,

lehigh valley maybe freezing freezing rain in northern, northampton county, light treeing rain in the poconos region and should stay like that throughout the day today for mountains. steady rain starts to arrive over next couple of hours by mid to late morning here in the city we will be dealing with off and on showers. rain coats, umbrella needed for the first half of the afternoon. temperatures holding this is low to mid 40's right now, not a big change in the numbers just because of the cloud, and wind off the ocean. watch in the the lehigh valley still above freezing, 35, as storm strengthens it is able to bring colder a and get close to freezing. that cold air stuck across the north east right now, mild air to the south, and trying to push northward, and, to temperatures. we had near 30 in the poconos and potentialry close to the 50's across southern delaware, so big spread across the region today. really a problem and concern up in the mountains today. the winter weather advisory in effect, freezing rain, sleet and snow. ice amounts up to a quarter inch, of thick this is there

and potentially from one to 2 inches of though before this system moves out of here later tonight as colder air returns. traveling northward today, not very good, up into the mountains, so may want to hold off on that ski trip today and not good anyway. dodging rain, and not just nice on the slopes but at least they have a good base, going on. whatever rain they get should get up to 48 at camelback, 37 trails opened. perfect conditions next couple of days. we have pink in the lehigh valley and poconos, indicating treeing rain. every where else seeing green, steady rain, less rain farther south you go, dover delaware, south, little if any rain from this system. we will clear out tonight. by evening hours system is out of here. midnight or so wind will kick up, it is a windy day tomorrow morning commute a little will will bit rough there on the bridges and overpasses with a high profile vehicles. afternoon we will see sunshine and i mentioned ice amounts, potentially, northern and lehigh val any to northampton county nazareth maybe a couple hundred of an inch of ice

accumulation, carbon monroe county best chance to see a quarter inch. wind gusts to day, in the much happening, we will be gusting into the 20's but look at this at 11:00 tonight gusting in the mid 30's and those wind increase, overnight, mid 40's, 50's maybe close to 60-mile an hour gusts, early during the day on monday and then late in the the day monday the wind start to back off as storm system continues to pull off to the north and east. rain at times today, cooler, high of 45, we will tart to try out tonight but turns windy, with a low of 36 and that extended forecast, valentines day looks good, sunny skies, 45 degrees, and then more cloud return on wednesday and thursday, it looks like colder end of the week, 40's for thursday but jan, by the weekend we will push 50 again by saturday. >> i'm loving it, thanks, justin. it is 6:48. time to check the roads. lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, amanda. >> reporter: good news overall er with looking good on the roadways right now. we have a couple of incidents causing traffic tie ups starting with this one here

all lanes block from south broad street in both directions between walnut and locust treats due to construction. the as you venture down that way there is a big crane, set to be there until 4:00 p.m. today. try using samsung street the to get around. that in new jersey crews are on the scene of the fire at 10 southbound this delran approaching taylor's lane and new albany road and that has both lanes blocked there use hainesmill road to tom brown road as your alternate. finally here's a live look the at schuylkill eastbound around conshohocken curve we have a disable reek will there on the shoulder and not the blocking any traffic right now. seventy-six is clear just like the rest of your majors this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is sunday, we are gearing up for yet another workweek and often in that workweek clocks in at more than 40 hours. one group of scientists now say that long hours on the job can affect our mental and physical health. nicole brewer explains how long they say we should really work each week. >> reporter: if you work full-time you're used to nine

to 5:00 grind but what is the ideal workweek. >> maybe 30 hours, get more time with your family. >> fifty to 60 is reesenable. >> weekend isn't bad. >> it just depend on the person. >> reporter: in america the average full-time worker spend about 47 hours a week on the job. >> that is surprising. i thought it would be less than that. >> reporter: it should be at least according to researchers at australian national university. they say that 39 hours spent working each week optimizees overall health. >> very interesting. >> definitely a trade off somewhere there. >> it is an issue for an individual of what do you value. >> reporter: chad dal or is president insurer economist for center for forensic economic studies. he says reductions in time will cost average hourly worker 15 percent of their pay if you make 50 grand that is $7,500 a year. >> economic decision would be i need that money but again life is short, leisure time is valued. >> it will cost hourly workers a portion of your paychecks,

dollar benefits business overall. >> stimulate economy by hiring additional people, the other factor is if we have our em lease being happier, and being more productive. >> reporter: maybe not all employees. the study found that because women tend to do more work around the house their healthy limit was 34 hours a week, while a man's was up to 47. >> i know there is a lot of guys that take care of their kid at the home. >> it reflects upon our society and the different expectations for woman and men >> we have deal with children, we have more stress. >> reporter: nicole brewer for

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joel em pied said he was not healthy he has a left bone bruce and big fella said it will swell up, and go away. joel has a minor tear in the mens cuss of his left knee, he injured it against portland last who and missed 12 of the last 13 games, the team will not operate on the knee and doesn't know when jell will be back on the court. >> the mri revealed what we thought to be a bone bruce, and there was also a recognition that there was a very minor tear but not thought to be acute and not thought to be the source of the pain, that nation, or symptoms. >> sixers taking on the hottest team in the league miami, they won 13, beat sixers by 23 race week. sixers up by two, irsan, drives base line and bench goes crazy after the dunk.

sixers with a four-point lead. third quarter sixers in control nerlens noel with the steel, cruises in for a dunk. they had an 11-point lead. nerlens had 19 points. dario saric with the ball, and foul line yum per and sixers end the heat three game winning streak 117-109 the final. flyers have the day off, they start three game western canadian road trip wednesday night, yesterday they played final game of the the five game home stand against the sharks, orange and black lost three in a row and had not beaten san jose at the center since december of 2,000. michael neuvirth got start in the net for orange and black, contest was scoreless going in the third, andrew christine laser donald's shot off the post, ivan provorov, and that beat aaron dell. the flyers will take the lead. three minutes later, sharks get the back into the game. flyers shorthanded patrick morelot beat neuvirth and game is tied up, the game, in overtime, wayne simmonds with the steel.

and on the break away, he shot went off dell's pad in the net , flyers end that three game losing streak two-one the final. >> just trying to go full speed and put the puck in the back of the net. we needed those two-point desperately. i thought we played a great game, in the net and going out i thought every single guy on the team played great. >> we're a month from selection sunday, ncaa mens selection chite did something for first time they gave us a sneak peak at the bracket. tournament started today the villanova wildcats would be the number one overall seed, and second ranked cats took an xavier. jay wright going for his 500t career win as a head coach. the saturdays in control, jay len brown son drives the paint and scores. cats up by 13. he scored 17 points. next possession josh hart drives and kicks out to dahntay devincentso. cats up by a dozen. dahntay had 17 points. hard drive, and he scores.

and got the to know where defense is. hart 11 points, seven boards and five assists, jay gets win number 500. that is all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdal have a great the day. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have at 7:00. new technology at the a local hospital, make sure patients are accurately identified without going through standard check ins. and trying get your dog to stop the itch, that he or she is scratching or biting in this morning's pet project a new therapy that promises to stop the problem. and a rainy sunday makes way for windy start to the workweek, eyewitness weather is coming up this sunday

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a developing story out of burlington county, fire fighters rush to a burning house, and one fire fighter is rushed to the hospital. new this morning, more information about a crash in north philadelphia that sent three people to the hospital. and a final farewell to a delaware correctional officer, killed in the prison standoff, law enforcement across the country are among the horners. today is sunday, february 12th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather, good sunday morning, justin. i hear rain and wind