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 is in our

forecast. >> that is right, kind of a helps i day to finish off weekend, glummy, good day to get chores down, maybe do some laundry. >> good idea. >> rain coat will be needed later this morning in the afternoon. little bit of ice in the northern viewing area and windy tonight, gusting to 50, 60 miles an hour into tomorrow we will dry out for workweek and forecast next to days looks quiet. we have to get through today with the storm system approaching from the west. the not much happening right now here in philadelphia. we have cloudy skies few syringe also. light rain and freezing rain in the mountains. now some of those temperatures may tropical more into lehigh valley, northampton county near freezing, so there is potential, for ice into the lehigh valley region late this morning in the afternoon. >> so today rain at times, steady early this this afternoon quick moving system out of here by early evening but still could drop quarter inch of rainfall around city and half inch further north you go. winter weather advisory in

effect for berks, bucks, lehigh valley, poconos for treeing rain. we are seeing that treeing rain right now in the mountains at this hour but lehigh valley, upper bucks chance for that freezing rain, rain mix, maybe sleet and few hundreds of ice accumulation possible on the sidewalks, bridges, overpasses. most of the temperatures still well above freezing. thirty-six in allentown. but we may drop a few more degrees in the afternoon hours suburbs in good shape to the south and central delaware a good shot reaching the 50's once again today. the around the city mid 40's with the rain, shore upper 40 's with some rain, 30's in the poconos and then tonight, overnight the through monday, we have high wind watch for the entire region gusts to near 60 miles an hour. we will talk more details about that and what to expect over next several days in the the next few minutes, jan, over to you. still developing this morning a fire tighter is in the hospital after a burlington county fire, it happened here at a house behind an auto body shop on

route 130 this delran, crews placed flames under control within the hour, fire tighter was rush to the hospital with minor injuries. new this morning, a driver is arrested for dui after a collision in the hunting park section of north philadelphia. this happened near the intersection of the broad street and hunting park avenue , you cane there that large piece of this car are scattered in the the middle of the treat. police say three people were inside that sedan when it crashed into two parked cars, one person in the the car was seriously injured, cause of the crash is under investigation. also overnight, two teens are recovering after being shot outside of a south philadelphia apartment. it happened here in the river view apartments on south fourth street near washington avenue. now police say a group of teens was hanging out in this parking lot when someone fired four or five shots from the street, one teen was hit in the leg and another was grazed by a bullet, so far in word on any suspects. a shooting in north philadelphia leads to two men being in the hospital this happened on the 2500 block of

cecil b. moore avenue just after 2:00 o'clock this morning. now both of the victims are in their 30's and they are in stable condition, so far no word on any 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. >> reporter: this life he was a tatter, friend, mentor, this death a hero, lieutenant steven floyd was killed last week when he and two other correctional officers as well as the counselor were taken hostage by inmates at a maximum security prison in smyrna, delaware. fellow officers say floyd died after warning others of an ambush put him in the closet and the officer had come in, lieutenant had come in the building to enter into the building and sergeant floyd yelled to them and told them it was a trap to get out. >> reporter: floyd was remembered saturday during a private funeral at delaware state university.

>> we mourn with the floyd family and we consider them one of ours because steven floyd was a father, he has two daughters, one currently in school here and one graduating from delaware state. >> reporter: large turnout by fellow members of the law enforcement from throughout the country. >> it is important that members of the the law enforcement family that we stick together to show our support for each other in troubling times. >> reporter: delaware state the police are investigate hog killed floyd, questioning more than 120 inmates, and this is days after his death floyd's familiar lit was given a medal of valor on his behalf and during an emotional vigil josh wilkerson gave the community a glimpse into the psychological torment of the standoff that lasted a day and ended floyd's life. >> i just wish to god it was me. >> reporter: on tuesday delaware governor 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"

a west philadelphia community gathered for a candle light vigil in memory of winnie harris, gunman shot and killed her in her very own home on holy street more than a week ago. harris was executive director at uc green a non-profit that plants trees and cleans up the local community. he so far police have not made any arrests, harris's funeral will be at christ community church this university city tomorrow. cumberland county authorities have identified the man shot and killed in bridgeton by police, 23 year-old darryl fuquay was shot the to death near north freemont and south avenue on try. cumberland county prosecutor's office says the officers shot the hand after a foot chase. police found a gun near the victim but they have not yet said why they were chasing him or if he fired a shot at them. a close call for a philadelphia police officer after a frightening encounter with an suv in west philadelphia. after police watched an suv strike a park car near 62nd and market streets, officers

approached the car to check for injuries, now 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 that officer held on, now the officers jumped to safety injuring his hand, and legs, police have impounded suv but have not made any arrests. south korea plans to punish north korea for latest missle launch. it is not saying how yet. u.s. strategic demand detected and tracked what it an "s" is ed was a medium or inter mediate range ballistics missle. it did not pose a threat to north america. japan's prime minister shinzo abe is condemning the launch as intolerable. president trump a shower abe that the u u.s. has got his back. >> i want everybody to fully understand and necessity natalie united states of america stands behind japan its great alley, 100 per sent.

>> earlier the president and mrs. trump hosted dinner with the prime minister and his wife at their estate in florida, the four posed for pictures before sitting down for the meal. before north korea's latest missle launch the two leaders spent weekend in florida advertise cussing trade and shared security interests. major gar he the has more from palm beach. >> reporter: president trum april arrived at his florida club for a golf summit with japanese prime minister shinzo abe but wrangling over the president's immigration policies overshadowed the diplomatic engagement. president tweeted once he gets involved in negotiations the price of the border wall between u.s. and mexico quote will come way down. mr. trump is also conn trent ing resistance to his immigration ban which is currently on hold. the president told reporters on air force one that he new order this is works while court battles continued. >> we will win that battle but

we have a lot of other options including just filing a brand new order on monday. >> reporter: president tweeted let nothing refugees from the seven countries named in the executive order is, so dangerous. >> i call it extreme vetting and we will have strong security in our country. we are going to have people come into our country that want to be here for good reason. >> reporter: president also said that he was unaware reports national security advisor michael flynn discussed obama administration sanctions with russia ambassador before mr. trump was sworn into office. >> i don't know about it, i have not seen it. what report is that? >> reporter: congressional democrats called for revocation of trip's security clearance an investigation into, flynn compromised u.s. foreign policy before mr. trump's inauguration. major garrett, "cbs evening news" palm beach florida. sears and k-mart are latest retail tours tropical trump merchandise from their on line shops. company spokesperson says they

are no locker carrying trump home items to focus on more of thible items. decision follows retailer northstrom's that it the decided to stop carrying ivank a trump a parallel because of declining sales. president trump is considering a new executive order, on immigration, while the old one under goes legal testing in court. president could issues the new order either tomorrow or tuesday. over the past week ice agents held raid and arrested at least 300 people from coast to coast. 160 of those arrests happened this los angeles where raids were carried out in six counties in southern california. now according to the l.a. ice director those arrested were criminals and people without standing tea porttation orders >> you should also know 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. >> now the actions are the first concerted efforts by ice , under the trump administration to arrest

targeted undocumented immigrants for deportation proceedings. raids rather spark 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 trend, families could soon become targets of the ted immigration agents. group recently blocked traffic as sunset on the organized protests. opponents of the president trump and north carolina law limiting lbgt rights are making their voices heard. >> thousands streamed into raleigh-durham the state the's capitol city for civil rights how much, the north carolina naacp has sponsored the moral march on rally for 11 years. protesters are demanding a repeal of the state house bill two which limits lbg thet rights and which bathrooms transgender people can use.

other protesters against planned parenthood held rallies all across the country , ant a borings activist are calling for the federal government to cut off payments to planned parenthood , but in some cities counter protests have dwarfed the demonstrations. federal dollors do not the pay for portions but medicaid reimburses planned parenthood for other services including birth control and cancer screenings. is there still so much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", do you think your job application form is complicated is this how many pages did president trump's supreme court nominee have to fill out. rain and melting snow caused rising water in northern california, but what they are doing at one dam for the first time in history. and hold on tour hats tomorrow, we promised however valentines day is nicer, justin drabick's eyewitness forecast is minutes away. we will be right

president trump's supreme court nominee has returned to questionnaire all 68 pages, to the committee that will hold hearings on his confirmation. in the questionnaire judge neil gorsuch lists what he considers the 10 most significant cases he has presided over while on a federal appeals court. the questionnaire also contains a long list of his published writings, speeches, senate judiciary committee plans to hold hearings next month. police continue to investigate death of the new jersey woman inside of the

world trade center's transit hub in new york. it happened here this is center's area around 5:30 yesterday morning. twenty-nine year-old jenny santos was on the escalate or when she fell 30 feet to her death. she was reaching for her twin sister's hat that fell over the side railing. >> it had to be horrible for her sister standing right there, you know, just dread full. they need to build walls high er when they create these escalators. the walls are not high enough to prevent tragic accidents that happen like today. >> the $3.9 billion transit hub in lower manhattan just opened last fall. well, water is now flowing over emergency spillway at a major dam in northern california for the first time since it opened this 1968. it comes days after the main spillway at orville dam un expectly eroded creating a 200-foot long, 30-foot deep hole and engineers don't know what caused cave-in. officials say dam itself is sound and there is no threat

to the public, officials say natalie water will continue to flow over the spillway, for about two days. turning new to the eyewitness weather forecast with justin drabick, justin, to wind, rain we need jacket and umbrella. >> we will get through today. little ice we are seeing in the mountains and maybe in the the lehigh valley so head up traveling north today, poconos , we will get slick on some of those bridges and overpasses. here's what to second. the wet finish. we will have rain at times, not raining here in the city but that should pull in. temperatures holding three's and 40's, from the city on north, from the 50's in delaware. tonight we will clear out but it will be windy. temperatures drop back down in the 30's with strong wind, up to 60 miles an hour. here's storm system right now. you can see front end bringing light precipitation over the lehigh valley right now in the form of the light rain. temperatures are above freezing but go in the mountains we have light freezing rain breaking out, right now, and then, that precipitation is heavier further west.

fast moving system but when it the hits the east coast it will energize and crank up snow for northern new england. but we have steady rain, late this morning in the afternoon, again by late evening, things should start to dry out. to the south, it will be a huge temperature spread. i think in southern delaware sussex county close to 60 degrees. in the mountains we will struggle to get to the freezing mark today a good 30- degree difference across the region here, so starting with the 40's right now getting to the 50's, central delaware, extreme southern new jersey. mid 40's at best for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs but well above freezing, so no threat of any icing conditions around philadelphia. we will go to northern bucks, lehigh valley, we will watch these temperatures. we are all good here 34 in quaker tone but they may drop in the afternoon once the storm strengthens and able to draw in the colder air. the mount pocono stuck at 28. that is where we are seeing freezing rain. storm system race ago cross the ohio valley, right now bringing a round of that rain, and freezing rain, it is out of here by late in the evening , intensifies off the coast, later tonight, into monday, look at the that,

cranking out the snow here from boston on northward and then potential for over a foot the of snow once again for northern new england. here's the next system from mid week they have a chance to fade with energy to the the south and become a larger storm but right now it is passing by to the north. bringing clouds and snow showers for wednesday. current storm brings the snow to albany up north and maine. possibly 18 inches of snow before that system is out of here by monday night, for new england. for us we're talking about temperatures in the 40's to near 50. philadelphia on south with the rain. there is pink showing up, allentown predict to drop close to freezing by early afternoon. stuck below freezing in the poconos with that freezing rain, starting to clear out by three or 4:00 o'clock and then wind kick up. temperatures do drop below freezing in locations but that wind should dry out the ground and then tomorrow it is a cooler day, lower 40's at best but very windy. ice amounts could hundreds of an inch possible for lehigh valley, quarter inch up in the

poconos later today just heads up there. overall rainfall amounts further south you go less rain we will see, only tenth have of an inch for south jersey, dover delaware, quarter inch of rain here in philadelphia. overnight monday wind cranks up high wind watch in effect, wind 35 miles an hour gusting to 60. down branches, wires, no doubt potential for scattered power outages. to today rain at times late this morning this is early afternoon with the high of 45, and it turns windy tonight, temperatures in the 30's, and pattern looks quiet this week. valentines day sunny mid 40's and just clouds for mid week temperatures in the 40's and near 50. something to look forward to. >> we always bring sunshine, don't we. >> that is right. >> that is what i'm about. >> thanks justin. 7:20. time to see how traffic is moving with amanda muhler in the traffic center, good morning, amanda. >> we are keeping an eye on the couple incident starting with this one in glen mills. we have an accident between

baltimore pike and ivy lane, alternates here to avoid that is fox valley lane, pole cat road. in center city all lanes block on south broad street between walnut and locust streets to to construction set to be there until 4:00 p.m. so try use sansom street to get around that if you need to. this new jersey crews are on the scene of the fire this delran between taylor's lane and new albany road that has both lanes blocked there best bit to use haines mill red to tom brown road as your alternate. i-95 at california will owe hill street, i-95 and all major are cleared besides a disabled vehicle near conshohocken curve. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler new back to you. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning a local hospital, going high tech, check out the new way to check in, where all patients have have to do is give them a hand. he has made people laugh but what joe piss co powe is up to now is no laughing math inner our next half an hour.

kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. vittoria woodill heads out with philly's own pop race any search of the stars around town. with scenes from the upcoming movie untouchable being filmed here right now, it is go time for hughe dylann photographer and columnist who prides himself on being a nice paparazzi is an expert in finding out where stars are hanging out. >> hiding in plane sight. the it looks like it is a cargo van but it is a full sized gym. >> he is pumping iron on broad street. >> yes. >> reporter: his expertise, pays off, see what happens when tori spend the day with

hughe and see which celebrity they catch up to the city streets tonight after grammys right here on cbs-3. on to the cbs-3 healthwatch, a new kind of check in system when you go to the doctor or get medical tests, quick, easy, high tech. "eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl explains how it works. >> place your right-hand here. >> reporter: quick, easy check in for brooke harris, pregnant and goes to a lot of doctor appointments at abington hospital. >> save a step there having to take out your id and insurance card every time because that can get annoying with all of these visits. >> reporter: new technology can identify a patient and links to that person's medical record, so there is no confusion. >> it works like would i just put my hand on it like that. >> reporter: correct. >> it works with the infrared light that read vein patterns of your palm which is unique to each person. >> it is exciting. it really has helped.

>> reporter: janet lengths, director of patient access says natalie hand scanner is most important for patient safety to avoid mixing up with patient was similar names to make sure that each patient is accurately identified. >> by scanning the patient and awe then kateing them with their medical record number, which is, unique to each patient visit, we actually can repeat that history visit to visit. scanner is activated when patients first register so each subsequent visit you check in with just a scan and computer does the rest. >> little different but we like to try new things. it is cool. >> reporter: what do you think about it, it is looking at your vascular structure in your hand. >> it is a little weird but it is 2017 so we're in the the future. it is time to to things like this. >> reporter: hand scan is only used by abington hospital and not shared with any outside sources and if you don't want to use the hand scanner you

can opt out. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up in the next half an hour here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" remembering a local retail icon, how albert boscov made his mark on the region's economy. and apple ceo is getting real when it comes to fighting fake news, justin? good sunday morning everyone, cloudy skies over philadelphia right now but waiting on the rain and then we have a lot of win coming our way, we will talk about when it all arrives coming up in eyewitness wet ther.

it is sunday february 12th , good morning i'm jan carabao. meteorologist justin drabick here with eyewitness weather. if sunday morning, justin. the new england will get hit with another round of winter weather how does that impact us. >> we will see rain for majority of the region but poconos seeing freezing rain, so that is brunt of the wintry weather, just some ice, poconos, maybe as far south as lehigh valley this morning in the afternoon but temperatures just too warm. we are in the 50's for locations. today stuck in the 40's just with the clouds. areas in southern new jersey, delaware do reach 50's again. not much happening right now, looking live at center city

here, overcast sky, 40 degrees , east wind at 12. that will keep temperatures down to bring wind chills in the mid 30's. storm scan three is quiet exception to the north see pink in the mountains carbon, monroe county light treeing rain and just plane rain around allentown, bethlehem, upper bucks county but still you guys are in a winter weather advisory for potential for temperatures to drop and then things get icy. majority sees rain at times, steady rain will be early this afternoon, should end by early evening. fast moving system that could drop a quarter inch of rain for philadelphia higher amount to the north. less amounts to the south. there is winter weather advisory berks, lehigh valley, upper bucks, poconos, through the day-to-day. poke these best shot the to see treeing rain but lehigh valley could see rain, treeing rain, sleet pellet, ice amounts minimal in the lehigh valley if you see it, couple hundreds of an inch still enough to headache things slick, bridges, overpasses watch out. majority still above freezing,

quakertown 34. today's high mid 40's in philadelphia, 40's at the shore, 34 if we're lucky in the mountains later today. high wind watch in effect later tonight we will talk about strong wind gusts more details in just a few minutes, jan, back to you. tomorrow family, trend will attend funeral of the local activist winnie harris. the six five-year old woman led community gardening program in west philadelphia she was found shot in her home last week. reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live this morning with more there police headquarters, cherri just a tragic story. >> reporter: it the is, jan good morning. the miss winnie harris spent her life trying to make her community beautiful, and trend , family will celebrate her life tomorrow in a memorial service at police, try to find out who would take her life. take a look at the video that we have here there saturday, dozens and dozen and dozens of people gathered in west philadelphia to mourn the loss of miss winnie harris and to

remember the many contributions that she has made to her community. they called her a sister friend, a neighborhood stewart , worked hard to headache her community beautiful. miss winnie was executive director and long time volunteer coordinator of uc green a non-profit that plants trees and cleans up philadelphia she formed partnerships and coalitions making a positive impact. we have about been tell her friend contacted police when miss win difficult not the show up for a meeting and when police arrived they found her unresponsive on the second floor of her home in the 300 block of north holy street. police say that she had been shot several times and pronounced on the scene. the as a vigil those who knew her well are asking for justin . >> if anyone necessary any information. >> speak up. >> that can help us lease 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: miss winnie harris is survived by her daughter, number of brothers as well as a host of nieces and nephews and friend from the neighborhood. they will celebrate the her life tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at christ community church at 40th and chestnut tomorrow, and if you have any information, contact the police. live from police headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully someone comes forward, thanks, cherri. there will be a private funeral for local retail giant albert boscov and memorial service at a later day. boscov died try less than two weeks after announcing he had pancreatic cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff paid a visit to reading berks county where first boscovs department store store opened up in the 1900's. >> reporter: albert boscovs like his ads big and whimsical one of the first ways he got

his family store on the map and grew up into a billion dollar company employing 7,000 lisa was one of those employees. >> he knew everyone, he walk around, and that is type offhand he is. >> reporter: albert known as a lbi passed away days after announcing his battle with pancreatic cancer. he was 87. tattoos broad her to tears. >> my god. >> reporter: but story of the nation's longest running family owned department store, begins with solomon boscov, a russian jewish immigrant who arrived to the u.s. in 1911 attempting unsuccessfully to sell lemons. pedestrian will willer with $1.37 in his pocket solomon took a risk and opened up a small dry goods store here in reading. this would be the site of the first boscovs. albert join his father's business in the mid 1950's and credited with spearheading its wrapped expansion and resurrecting it from two major fires and reviving the company from near bankruptcy in 2008.

>> everybody in this community has loved him because he has given back, so much. in a tearful speech in 2013 the long time boscov's chair recalled the request by his father a man who dealt in lemons in a country that fostered lemonade. by his stat the you in downtown redsing his community says thank you. >> he is reading. >> reporter: alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". delaware's pumpkin chuck ing competition will return this fall following an accident, at the annual pumpkin launching event last year. woman was critically injured by a piece of metal when an air cannon trapped door ripped off the machine while it was firing a pumpkin. organizers say natalie pumpkin chucking will be held weekend of november 3rd. well, comedian joe pisscop o is seriously thinking about a run for new jersey

governor. garden state the native tells cnn he is in the early stages of a possible campaign. >> put your seat belt on but i'm doing my due diligence because the people in new jersey are ticked off. that is my home state. you know how much i love the state, man. we're all of great community. >> he is an independent, new jersians elect a new governor in november. we still have so much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", happiest place on earth gets a little bit more expensive, how much more will it cost to get into some of the disney's theme parks. it appears natalie niece injury that is side lining sixers star joel embiid is more serious then reeve justly thought, find out how much more later in sports. part the of the region could get another dose of winter to day, meet the role goodies justin drabick will have the eyewitness weather forecast in a few minutes, we will be right

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party tonight, running out to the grocery store and not because we are getting snow but because of the grammy party. the don't freak out about this we have rain, again, exception far northern and lehigh valley and poconos seeing freezing rain this morning in the afternoon. there could be icy spots in the far north, just have a hard time getting cold air out , very stubborn. we have fresh snow pack on the ground to our north, around philadelphia, in problems, this is just rain and everybody from weather watchers showing temperatures above freezing. there is a cooler spot north and west up in perkasie john jenkins he checks in at 34. temperatures may drop a few degrees especially northern bucks county where we have a winter weather advisory in the the lehigh valley. we will flirt with that tree ing mark. right now cloudy skies. precipitation kicks off, that storm pulls down colder air but no chance of reaching treeing around philadelphia, we will go outside town here where lou has got 38, overcast skies, in eagleville, south jersey 40 degrees, 43 in newark delaware.

weather watchers a warm start to the day, relatively speaking, look at the shore 43 . breeze coming off the water. we did hit 50's yesterday. little they tall we have here around philadelphia is gone. here's shot out of philadelphia from phil chap line showing bear ground conditions with that snow healthing, same deal in chesterfield, new jersey as ed connor shows us melting snow. the that is trend with this rain, it will be washing it away. lets go outside check out our live camera looking west there at art hugh seem overcast skies, and still waiting on the rain here in philadelphia. we had sprinkles earlier. give it a couple more hours and those showers will pick up , the worst will come through late this morning into the afternoon. storm scan three is showing us that storm system right now, most steady precipitation to the north and west coming across northern pennsylvania, western new york state, so rain is coming our way, frozen precipitation into the mountains, note that is zone of pink there carbon monroe county is light but just need a trace of ice to cause

problems outside on the road. steady rain west of harrisburg couple more hours to go. further south we are, new jersey, delaware we will see less rain, but up in the poconos winter weather advisory through midnight tonight, mixture of the freezing rain and sleet and snow. ice amount up to a quarter inch. on the the back side we could have one to 2 inches of snow in the mountains. it hads been a mild month even with the cold days a couple days ago. still averaging 6 degrees above average for philadelphia we could use rain. we will get it, i don't think we will make that deficit but maybe a quarter of an inch of rain for philadelphia high temperatures so far this month , it is 66, low 22. we don't see it in 60's coming at us anytime soon. maybe extreme southern delaware could see 60 today because of the warm front lingering to the south, but cold air kind of wedged up to the north here and that is why we will see frozen precipitation across the mountains. that storm really energizees overnight, and a lot of snow, maybe over a foot for northern new england again but story for us will be the strong wind , that develop, overnight tonight and monday, high wind watch will go into effect.

let's time it out. heaviest rain, late morning through the afternoon hours and by late afternoon we will start to clear out, in and around midnight tonight or so, wind will start to kick up. we will have sunshine around for monday, and then very windy especially in the morning hours. ice amounts, few hundreds of an inch possible northampton county, northern lehigh county but poconos best shot the to see that freezing rain a tenth of an quarter of inch of ice. high wind watch, midnight, through five or 6:00 o'clock monday for the entire region, potential guests near 6o wind starts to kick up as we head over the overnight hours starting to gust around 35, by midnight tomorrow morning, early afternoon gusting to 24550-mile an hour range and wind starts to back off by monday afternoon. so today, cooler, mid 40's, rain at times, then once we get system out of here it is quiet as of right now. rest of the week clouds mid week, temperatures holding in the 40's and then approach 50 by next weekend, jan, back on you. 7:45. time to check the the roads and highways. the lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center,

good morning, amanda. >> reporter: good morning, jan our majors are looking pretty good this morning. the we are looking at i-95 southbound at the vine. traffic is moving in just like rest of the majors like 76, 202 and turnpike. turning tour secondary roads we are keeping an eye on the accident at doherty boulevard near boulevard pike abe ivy lane. your alternate here is fox valley lane, pole cat road. also just a reminder for commuters that rely on the delaware river connector bridge between pennsylvania and new jersey turnpike that bridge is out for repairs until at least april of this point, alternate are area bridges including burlington bristol bridge and scudder falls bridge. here's a live look at i-95 at broad street just a reminder to avoid broad street downtown due to construction until 4:00 3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now back to you. turning to sports now sneak peak of the march madness bracket. the sixers joel embiid, stays off the hardwood. here's leslie van arsdal with "eyewitness sports". jed after shoot around joel embiid said he was not

healthy. he hads a left bone bruce, and the big fellow says the knee would swell and go away. is there another problem with the knee. joel has a minor tear in the the mens cuss of his left news and he injured it against port land. he has missed 12 of the last 13 games. team will not operate on the knee and does not know when joel will be back on the court >> the mri revealed obviously what we thought to be a bone bruce, and there was also the recognition that there was a very minor tear but not thought to be acute and not thought to be the source of the pain and inflammation, or symptoms. >> sixers taking on the hottest team in the league miami, they have won 13 in a row beat sixers by 23 last week second quarter sixers up by two, ill sofa drives base line and throws it down. bench goes crazy. sixers with the four-point lead. sixers in control nerlens noel with the steel, and they had

an 11-point lead. nerlens scored 19 points, to the fourth dario saric with the ball, hits the foul line jumper and sixers end the heat 's 13 game winning streak 117-109 the final. flyers have the day off, they start a three game western canadian road trip wednesday night. yesterday they played final game of the five game home stand with the sharks. orange and black lost three in a row and not beaten san jose at center since december of 2,000. michael neuvirth got start in the net for orange and black, contest was scoreless going in the third and andrew mcdonald 's shot off the pose, ivan provorov got the puck and that shot beat aaron dell. the flyers will take the lead, three minutes later, sharks, get back into the game, flyers shorthanded, patrick merlot beat neuvirth and game is tied up, the game, you know, in overtime wayne simmons with the steel and on the break away, and into the net. flyers end that three game losing streak two-one the

final. >> i was just trying to go full speed and put put the puck in the back of the net. we needed those two points. the it was huge. i thought the we played a great game and then going out and i thought every single guy here played really great. >> we're a month from selection sunday, ncaa mens selection committee did something for the first time, they gave us a sneak peak at the brackets. if the tournament started to day the villanova wildcats would be the number one overall seed, but yesterday second ranked cats took on xavier. jay wright going for his 500 career win as head coach. the cats this control jaylen brownson drives the paint and scores. cats up by 13. brownson scoring 17 points, next possess josh hart drives and kicks you the tout dahntay devincentso. dahntay also scored 17 points. and hard drive, and scores. hart with 11 points and seven board and five assists. jay gets win number 500, 73-57

the final. that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal have a great the day. high expectations for those wildcats. all right. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" is you dog constantly biting itself. animal advocate carroll erickson talks about treating itching dogs when "eyewitness news"

back with cbs-3 pet project, carroll erickson animal advocate with the pennsylvania spca is here and we love having you here and bringing all your friend with you. >> thank you. this is my you this friend, jan, violet. we will talk about violet in a little bit. what a sweet little girl. >> so pretty. >> we're talking about valentines day and i think that there could be a new drug on the market that could be the best valentines gift for a lot of dogs and their families i want to talk about this new drug, injectable drug, and it is, just unbelievable, it is a new drug approved by usda treating itching and dogs called cytopoint, it is a first of the kind injection that provides relief for conditions like a topic dermatitis which is triggered by allergies and causes dogs to scratch and bite and make hot spots and this injection targets a pre teen to stop the itch. here's the vet.

>> pathway or transmission to the brain that basically tells dogs to lick, bite, chew, scratch. we are shutting that off. >> it is an in office injection that is given every four to eight weeks and it cost about $75 but could go up from there. it depend on the size of your pet. unlike steroids which are often used to treat itching there are virtually no major sidee techs and can be combined with other treatments , and, it works within a day. >> how great is that. >> fabulous. >> if you ever had dogs who scratched themselves to a point where they are breaking their skinnies just awful. this cytopoint could be something. it is also valentines day coming up. >> yes. >> we have the lonely hearts club. >> do we. >> yes we do. >> it is great wonderful dogs lick this beautiful animal boy boy fun loving just great, worked as a city dog just loves his toys, cocoa seven years old, youthful, family moved, they said she's a great

dog loves catching balls, big boy, very active, house trained, playful, energetic does not like cats. it is a lab mix four years old are very sweet and loves, loves, loves kid, so wonderful dog for a family. rinse is an american fox hound he loves walks, rides, very politely in the car and would love a yard. iez establish will keep you laughing but she's happy she looks there is very derested in the kennel. new as you can imagine these dogs have been there for quite a while and they need to get out. they have been there six months and that is why we have the lonely hearts club today at fishtown center and that is 1546 frankford avenue. i know you're loving violet. >> but all of the adoption tease are waved for those animals, those six dogs you just saw and the entire week. they are volunteers will be there, love these an has but they really need to get the in to homes because they don't

show well in their kennel. they have to get home. i know from the dog a adopted here marvin who had been here quite a while but once you get them them they blossom. >> who is this. >> violet. >> she had a sister named lavender, but she's in poster because she is a dog had just does in the show well in a kennel. they just don't like it. you can imagine if your own pet was in the kennel for any length of time, they might be barking, jumping and that can turn off the potential adopter , and, you know, she is wonderful. >> yes. >> she's house trained which we know because the adopter, yes, has been, has had the dog in the house and that is than the been a problem. violet loves cats. >> good. >> she's ready to go. is there so many great animals when you can get them from that shelter environment which they want which the an has show better and then get them in your house, and you have got these valentines gifts that last a lifetime.

also, really has, everyone loves to put their pets pictures up, do so at the crispy cream facebook page, they will send a dollar in for every picture up loaded of your pet and, right through wednesday and they will give you a coupon for a free glazed doughnut. >> so easy so easy, makes money for them and if you have a adopt, perhaps you can donate because there is so many things that these an has need. and we want to get them in a loving home. >> i want to remind you because carroll just said it as well but to adopt a pet from lonely hearts club visit ps p.c. after the at fishtown center. they are holding an event today from 1:00 to 4:00. adoption fees will be waved for long term resident dogs for today and all this week in celebration of the valentines day. >> absolutely back to the fishtown center and this beauty violet, will be at erie avenue at the main center there, so, 350 erie avenue. >> we hope we find a good home for her today. she has been so sweet, well

behaved. >> wonderful dog. >> thanks, carroll as always. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 here's is what coming up at 8:00. we are following the latest on a fire in delran burlington county and we're learning more about a fire fighter injured at that scene, latest up ahead at top of the hour. also ahead it is battle of the moms, vittoria woodill and her mother take on pat gallen and his mom to see who can make the best sauce or as some say carroll, gravy is that right. >> right. >> each makes it a different way. special two part seer ace head in the next hour, plus umbrellas today, justin tracking a soggy sunday. we will be right back in a moment.