woman struck and killed in kensington we are live with the description of the vehicle , police are now looking for from this deadly hit a run overnight. warning now after the first snowstorm of the season moves out of our region the danger on the sidewalks in roads this morning as temperatures drops overnight. eagles eagles. shouting it loud, proud in l.a. sports director don bellies with eagles fans who have made that trip out west to see today's match up with the rams. today is sunday december 10th, good morning everyone i'm jan car bay owe. lets start off with the forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, snowy,

icy, cold. >> that is thing you have to watch for icy conditions on the roadways, i saw shine, sheen on the way into work this morning. than aware if you are out and about while we're in the early part of the day. heading in the afternoon temperatures will climb to 40 degrees. it will feel chillier. we will see some melting later on today. let me show you storm scan three notice we have ongoing lake effect snow showers in central and western pennsylvania, we are dry for now but we're going to tap into a good amount of sunshine but could see a snow shower in the poconos. lot snowfall totals from yesterday. reading around 6.9, that is a winning amount and cherry hill around five. west cape may, new jersey 5 inches of snow fell. wilmington 4.2 inches. hockessin right around 2.9. very impressive totals indeed. taking a look at our live neighborhood network see that fresh falling snow on the board there in rehoboth, that

boardwalk completely covered by snow, 29 degrees in philadelphia, 29 in millville. we are in the 30's down the shore but, it feels even colder then that when we factor in the breeze feels more like 19 in philadelphia, 21 in millville and right around 19 in wilmington. heading in the afternoon it will be chilly, brisk, high of 40 in philadelphia, 42 down the shore, poconos 31 with the passing snow shower possible, jan, back to you. 6:02 now we are following breaking news this morning. police are looking for a driver after a deadly hit/run. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at philadelphia police headquarters this morning, anita, what is very latest. >> reporter: good morning, jan very few details at this hour but we know victim is in her 20's and see in this video police are investigating this hit/run. it happened overnight, near frankford avenue and elkheart street in kensington. police are looking for older

model silver ford f150 and searching for surveillance in the area to get a better picture of this suspect, driver and at this time as authorities notify the family members of that victim, her name is not being released but again we do know that one woman in her 20's killed in the hit/run overnight in the kensington section of the city , and police are asking anyone with any information to come forward. for now we are live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> all right, keep us up to date, thank you. police say a man was shot and killed in oxford circle overnight. this shooting happened around 12:30 in the 1200 block of grief i street. no suspects and no word on the motive. a winter season may not officially be here yet but we have already had our first taste of it, right. snow is blanketing the region this morning and as "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves shows south welcome sights, others not so

much. >> reporter: first snowfall of the season has hit our region. and it is surprising for some to see these flakes in the area, so soon. normally like 60 or 70 in the first two weeks of december, may last week of december into january it may hit 19 degrees, 30 degrees but now it is full-fledged in december. >> reporter: it has been a while since we have seen snow, this earl any december but this snowfall, kept people like chris james, busy as he work on the outdoor christmas shops mere the ice rink in front of the city hall in philadelphia. >> opening it up it would be slow, but picked up fast. it add to the winter wonder land theme. >> this is a welcome sight for many. >> super excited, one to 1,050,000 because it gets i in the holiday spirit. >> reporter: not all are

excited. a thick blanket covered all parts of the south injuries friday ocean city, to haddonfield, and, many parts of pennsylvania, from smart to center city philadelphia when are a fan of the snow, or not, just remember, if you are going to drive out in it, be careful. >> it is kind of slick out there right now. snow isn't sticking but it is about, you know, getting ready to pile up. it is not very good forecaster >> reporter: that last bit of the advice is important with the snow tapering off or stopping all together. remember road can still have black ice on them or that slushy snow but a quarter inch of that or half inch, easily moves 2-ton vehicle off the road so be careful and drive slow. in haddonfield, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". many members of the eagles nation are in los angeles for this afternoon's battle

against the rams. bird are looking to rebound from last sunday's loss to seattle and plenty of fans want to see it in person. sports director don bell joins news santa monica where he had no problem at all finding folks rooting for the eagles. >> reporter: when the schedule came out in the off season eagles fans were chomping for the opportunities to come out here in l.a. in december to support their team as they take on the rams. and they have definitely out done themselves. this is a look at the santa monica pier and the beach here in santa monica, as, fans really taking over this place with jerseys, t-shirts and hats, and they were chanting, all the way up and down the shoreline here and i met fans from all over the world, from mexico, and canada. >> i came with my wentz jersey and everyone is like go bird, go eagles, singing fly eagles fly. it has been amazing. >> reporter: i don't know if you heard, it is kind of snow

ing back home. >> we heard. >> reporter: are you feeling bad for people. >> no, it is 80 degrees and beautiful here. >> there are not lot of rams here. there air lot of people but not diehard like we see back home. >> if i have to park this sea to make us win, i will. >> reporter: i feel like eagles fans will take over that stadium. >> we already have. this is what we do. we travel well. we love our eagles. win or lose, we love them. >> reporter: did you say lose. >> they are not going to lose, i say either way we will win. >> reporter: what will happen tomorrow. >> thirty-one-14, eagles. e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: as you know game is on fox and the fox pregame show will be live at the coliseum and what they have done is they have put out a casting call to ask rams fans to show up, and show out here because the presence of the bird has been too much. they want to tone down the

philadelphia influence. in santa monica i'm don belfor cbs-3 "eyewitness news". nothing will wake you up like an eagles chant, right. army fans are celebrating after their win over navy yesterday, they played in the snow, yesterday at the linc. take a look to the second quarter now army up by four, nave with the ball, quarterback malcolm perry takes the ball through army defense, he goes 68-yard for the touchdown. mid ship men take the lead. first quarter army quarterback , brad shaw, fights his way in the end zone right there black knights regain the lead. thirty-seconds left navy need a 48-yard field goal to win, he misses it and army beats navy 14-13, before the game, fans talk about what makes this match up such a big deal, natasha brown, reports. >> reporter: players got pumped up for 118th match up between army/navy at lincoln financial field.

they stepped into 30-degree temperatures and a field blanketed by snow but still team and fans seemed unphased by this dose of winter. >> go navy. >> reporter: snowblowers work overtime to keep the field cleared as storied rivalry played out on the grid iron, mid ship men verse cadets, each side bringing their own legions of fans. >> i don't think is there anything like it. i'm a college football fan. is there nothing as special as army/navy match up every year. >> reporter: tailgate parted start i long before the action , uniforms, military fly over signalled this is no ordinary game, no ordinary players as both side in the end, win or lose, play for the same team, team u.s.a. >> these folks will in the go play pro athletics when they go in school, they will go professional arms, brothers and sisters all together but to be able to match up on this field in philadelphia where i think, you know, it is where the game belongs, it is a

great match up. very exciting. >> reporter: natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". army navy game will be played at the linc for four out of the next five years. always a good time and in the snow a special sight. coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning california residents are still waiting to assess damage from this weeks devastating wild fires. evacuation order are still in place for tens of thousands of people in the path of raging wild fires. i'm danielle nottingham where anxious residents wait to see is what left of their property plus, would you like to work from home? it is the age old debate, would that be a good thing or bad thing could you concentrate and get stuff done some say it is a good thing but coming up we have the surprising down side, we will be right

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back on "eyewitness news", calmer wind are helping fire fighters get several wild fires under control in southern california, at lee four of the fires are now more than half contained. wild fires have already burned at lee 175,000 acres, destroying nearly 800 homes, buildings and as danielle nottingham reports tens of thousands of people just can't go home just yet. >> reporter: fire cries are still working around the clock , taking advantage of the calmer then expected winds to expand containment lines in a half dozen wild fires, span

ning several counties, and san diego county this mobile home park is now lined with ruble filled lots. >> whenever they let people back in, i think i would rather not see their reaction to what has happened to their places. >> reporter: few hundred miles north in ventura county the loss padres national forest is still burning. tons of thousands of people are under evacuation order, some residents were allowed to return to hard hit communities like this to check on their property. >> it looks like a war zone and it is just so sad for the neighborhood. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: volunteers giving out mass tax nearby ohai was a welcome sight. >> people look out for other people, and it is just nice. >> reporter: heavy smoke, blankets the area. california governor jerry brown got his first look at the wild fires. >> this is the new normal.

>> reporter: he warned that climate change could bring more severe wild fires. >> it is just more intense, more widespread and about ready to have, fire fighting, christmas. >> reporter: a reminder that the danger is not over just yet. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back here at home now and in our area people are celebrating the phoenixville community with a yearly tradition, take a look at this dramatic video phoenixville fire department shared it on facebook, it is their 14th annual firebird festival. the burning of the phoenix was grand finally, they say it represents how the community rises from the ashes, and then has reinvented itself over the years. festival also featured, craft, food, music and street performers, what a sight out there, on the flip side, snow is quite the site too. >> i know, for everybody across the entire region, we have inches and right along i-95 corridor forecast was in perfect shape, two to 4-inch that he is we received down

into northern delaware, so, we have got quite a bit of snow across the region yesterday and new we are looking at a dry scene as we take a live look at center city. areas there is a chill in the air though. 29 degrees, in center city but feels more like 19 out there with temperatures below freezing, it is important if you have to be outside today, even on the sidewalks, just walking but especially on the roadways, watch for those morning slick spots. if you didn't clean your car off yesterday it is likely to have turned a little bit icy. you might need scraper to get that snow, that has been sitting on your car all day since yesterday, off this morning. chilly afternoon on tap, wind chills are going to be in the 20's and 30's today, even though we are forecasting a high of 40 degrees but as temperatures do rise we will get melting and sunshine will help with that as well. 29 degrees right now in philadelphia, 30 in millville, down the shore we have temperatures checking in the 30's, 33 in wildwood, it is 30

in atlantic city, 20's in trenton and allentown, poconos , temperatures are checking in the teens but it feels much colder then anything i have just showed you and that is courtesy of the wind chill. feels more like 10 in allentown, single digits in the poconos and as i told you earlier feels more like 19 in philadelphia. throughout the day, and, and, mid 30's, and we will have wind chills in the 20's and 30 's all day so it will feel really cold out there, even colder then what we see in the thermometer brisk and chilly in the afternoon, we will eventually top out with a high right around 40 degrees. storm scan three shows this, we are drying out, dealing with mostly clear skies. we will have good amount of sunshine today. we have ongoing lake effect snow showers, something to keep in mind passing snow shower in the poconos, as we head throughout your day. so here's future weather. we could see passing snow shower around, mainly for areas to the north, not amounting for much because

system that will be moving through bringing us increasing cloud tonight, very weak, also moisture starved as well. most areas just seeing some cloud into your monday morning a different story as we head into tuesday morning. we could have a rain or snow shower making it our way and behind that system, well, that is when really cold air will be moving in. gigantic dip in the jet stream that will open up the gates for arctic air to push in. that would be our coldest air of the season, so far. let me show you what i'm talking about here 44 degrees by monday, 43 on tuesday, all right, that is not too bad but then by wednesday, we will drop down in the upper 20's and it will feel more like the teens because we will have a breezy, wednesday out there and 33 degrees as we head into thursday. not all that much in the way of improvement. we are brisk, cold with the high temperature right around 40 degrees. winds west at five to 15. gusts hider then that as we head in the afternoon. on monday 44 degrees, late day included developing, rain or

snow shower especially tuesday morning and then a high of 43 in the afternoon. 29 degrees on wednesday, frigid conditions, still cold on thursday. then chilly on friday. we have a high of 40. >> chelsea, wednesday scares me. >> i necessity, girl. >> i will just cover up i guess, thank you. working from home isn't a day at the beach. experts say people often end up working longer hours but as health reporter stephanie stahl shows us working from home can reduce turn over and improve more output. >> reporter: todd miller's commute is all of 25 seconds from the first floor of his house, downstairs to his basement commuter. >> whole office world i was traveling many hours a day going to the office working in cubicles and it just got to me i am thinking there has got to be a better way doing this. >> reporter: miller works for a company designing training programs that lets employees work from home. he says he is able to avoid distractions and is more productive. >> it is a discipline.

it is way you dress, the way you build your day to the way you dress to the way you treat things. >> reporter: in a recent survey 39 percent of people say they put in extra hours, compared to 24 percent of people, at the office. >> there is a double edged sword and companies have to help their people learn to manage this tendency to over work. they tend to give back 50 to 60 percent have the back they would have otherwise spent commuting working. >> reporter: todd says he often end up working more. >> i know my office is here, you know, fit is on the weekend and something i need to get donnie will spend two or three hours before everybody wakes up doing that. >> reporter: without a commute to work he gets more time with his daughter to scheduled, achieving, a work/life balance that doctors say cuts down on stress, which can also make people more productive. while there are a number of health benefits to working from home there are down side, too. including one study that found home based workers were much

less likely to get promoted. seeming to confirm that old cliche about being out of sight and out of mind. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 eyewitness news. coming up next on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning headache out of holiday shopping, how to make it easier to cross items off your list including what to buy for that one person who is always hard to shop for. we will explain, coming up,

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santa's making rounds in the region this weekend once again busy guy we found him at philadelphia mummers museum in south philadelphia. jolly old saint nick, brought some christmas cheer to the santa claus event. children of course got the chance to climb in santa's lap and tell them what they want for christmas. do you hate crowd at the mall? yes, check. maybe you just don't know what to buy your loved won for the holidays. also a problem. now nicole brewer tells us there is a way to avoid holiday shopping headaches or at very least get advice on how to get that list and check it twice. >> reporter: like santa some may call it a shopping look easy. >> target one stop shopping. >> reporter: for rest of us it requires more effort. >> i try to do my best at picking out the right gifts for right person. >> i'm a last minute shopper for sure. >> reporter: what if someone could do it for you. >> easy. >> i don't have to have the stress. >> not at all, it is not

personable. >> it is still coming from a thoughtful place. >> reporter: susan is a stylist who doubles as a personal shopper for $75 an her she works with clients to learn about the recipient before finding the perfect gift but also pass along some free advice, from picking up on hints. >> look at that tv. >> reporter: to deciding on a budget. >> if not you will go over bort. >> reporter: most importantly she said consider lifestyle, interest. >> you have to think about that individual. >> reporter: focus lesson what you like, we all know that person. >> oh, yes. >> reporter: another insider tip, shop local. >> a little bit more special. you are receiving something that either you are the only person in the world that has it or that you're one of those people. >> you will not see it somewhere else. >> reporter: most likely always remember it and where you got it from. nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are following breaking news, coming up next on cbs-3

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good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. icy heading out early today so lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with your eyewitness weather forecast, it is freezing out there. >> freezing, feels colder then what we are seeing on the thermometer and yes, we have slick spots you have to watch out for your especially on the bridges and overpasses, a live look at center city, sky brightening up as the day begins but it is a snowy scene looking like a winter wonder land as we start off your sunday this morning.

lets go to storm scan three you can see we're dry in the tri-state area but looking up north and west where we have lake effect snow showers happening at this point in time, we could see passing snow shower throughout the day in the poconos but otherwise we are dry, right here in philadelphia we have some impressive snowfall totals from yesterday's system, and in allentown over 7 inches of snow fell, kutztown right around seven, four in newark and ambler around 3.5 inches and downingtown we have actually seen three and 3 inches of snow. twenty-nine in philadelphia. twenty-eight in wilmington. twenty-nine in millville. and we are in the 30's down the shore. 33 degrees in wildwood. forget about those numbers because this is what it feels like outside. feels more like the teens in philadelphia right around 10 in allentown. it feels like single digits up in the poconos. throughout the day-to-day here's what you can expect heading in the noon time hour we are looking at a

temperature right around 36. feeling more like the 20's. 's at that hour during day and we will see sunshine we are brisk and chilly this afternoon right around 40 degrees but all day, jan we are talking wind chills in the 20's and 30's, back to you. >> thanks, chelsea. we're following breaking news this morning. police are investigating a deadly hit/run. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at philadelphia police headquarters this morning. what is the latest. >> what we know right now that is victim is in her 20's. authorities where holding her name for the time being. you can see in this video police were investigating this deadly hit and run overnight happened in the kensington section of the city on frankford avenue at elkhart street, they are looking for older model silver ford f150 and they are also speaking with neighbors in the area and looking for surveillance video they are asking anyone with any information or anyone who may have potentially surveillance video of this incident to come forward so that they can identify that

suspect, again what we know is that a woman in her 20's was killed in this hit/run overnight, and police are still asking anyone with any information, to come forward, for now, we are live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. 6:32. a teenager is dead after a traffic stop that turned into a shoot-out this unfolded in camden, delaware earlier yesterday. police say a state trooper pulled a car over on field stone court just after 3:00 a.m. as that troop he approached the car they say the 16 year-old sitting in the front passenger seat, pulled out a gun. >> at which time gunfire was exchanged between the trooper and that suspect. the trooper ends up shooting the suspect, he was eventually trans ported to an area hospital where he succumbed to to his injuries. >> police say the 18 year-old driver was shot in the leg during the shoot-out, trooper and 15 year-old in the back

seat were not hurt, no one ordinary why that teen opened fire. police are looking for the person who shot a man in kensington this shooting happened around 7:00 o'clock yesterday in the 600 block of east west moreland street, the 22-year old victim was taken to the hospital, and at last check he was in critical condition n word on what may have motivated this shooting. to north philadelphia now a 23 year-old man is hospitalized after a shooting there this happened just after 4:00 o'clock yesterday in the 100 block of chew avenue in olney. the man was hit twice. he was hospitalized in critical condition, at last check, in word on a motive for this shooting. gloucester township police are looking for this man lets take a look, they satisfaction he set up a smoke bomb inside of a shop rite there it happened at blackwood clementon road last night. the store was evacuated after the smoke started filling it no one was hurt fortunately. man was wearing a gray baseball cap with the circular logo on the front. if you recognize him call the

police. well, snowfall turned our region into a winter wonder land yesterday, lets head down short to take a look this was the scene in ocean city snow coating the entire area, and you can see how things looked at the boardwalk there as snow fall became heavier. pretty sight. here's awe how things looking at cooper river parks in pennsauken. snow fell helpful there i there, still we spotted people out braving the elements this he were all bundled up. here's a look now at things in haddonfield camden county last night, snow was still falling when our cameras were rolling and several people were there taking advantage of the festive scene by checking out window display s. why not. others were taking care of their christmas shopping. over to the pennsylvania suburbs now, and holiday shopping, may have taken a back seat to the snow, "eyewitness news" spotted only a few shoppers out at suburban square in ardmore, montgomery county. crew where is clearing the sidewalks and putting down salt in preparation for perhaps a busier shopping day

to day. over in broomall, delaware county first snow fall of the season provided a perfect, backdrop for bike a christmas tree. there is in better decoration on a christmas tree then freshly fallen snow to dust branches how pretty. to the city of philadelphia folks were enjoying a wintertime activity in wintertime atmosphere, skating rink at dilworth park was pack with people skating on a snowy saturday. it is not even winter just yet and first snow of the season impact people up and down east coast, as brooks silva-braga reports the snow caused problems in cities and towns down south where snowfall is unusual especially before the who will days. >> reporter: much of the northeast and mid-atlantic is being blanketed by season's first snow. >> nice to come out to central park and see first snow of the season it sounds like so it is beautiful. >> reporter: new york city tried to get ahead of the

storm with 693 salt trucks working. air travel is suffering. over 3800 flights have been delayed, 800 plus cancelled. more than 400 out of atlanta's hearts field airport and those numbers are expected to rise. unusual storm may fall in the deep south, look like winter in the rockies. 10 inches of snow hittal bam, a rare dusting in now are liens and snow man in baton rouge. emergency preparedness director clay reeves. >> most folks in southern lou san air not used to driving on ice, i don't think anyone can do it very well. >> reporter: 911 operators in georgia dealt with 100 car crashes at won, in atlanta a man was electrocuted by a down power line. >> don't go near their life wife down and he didn't hear me. >> reporter: across the south power remains out for more than 380,000 customers, for some it might not be back for days. >> by the time this system crosses in canada it will have

dumped snow along 2,000-mile stretch starting back down at texas/mexico border. brooks silver bra ago for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and a snow i scene here as tailgatersers braved the elements outside army/navy game yesterday in philadelphia but fans and football players alike didn't seem to be bothered at all by that weather. army cadets made snow angels in the field in celebration of the win 14-13 over the navy mid ship men. no snow at this location, the philadelphia eagles take on los angeles rams today. it is bird second straight match up, out west after playing the seahawks last week the rams are nine-three. eagles are 10-two. with the win today eagles can clinch the nfc east. for the rams, today's games is one of the most anticipated of the season. we will have much more coming up in this morning's sports report in about 20 minutes. and you can catch don bell , leslie van arsdal and

pat gallen on chevy sunday kick off today, don will be live outside l.a. coliseum it starts at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. well, still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. >> reporter: when everything is on sale how do you know you are getting a i good deal, i'm laura podesta in white plains, new york where we are talking about the endless discounts. also ahead, by a new koran tour do list for 2018 we will tell but the most safe cars on the road and why it is harder for vehicles to achieve that rating. bundle up if you are heading outside today wear your heaviest coat, it is cold out there, this isn't even the war of it. chelsea ingram will be back to tell us when it

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holiday shopping in full swing many retailers are offering big discounts, but as cbs news correspondent laura podesta found out shoppers can expect to see sales all year round. >> reporter: walk into any mall or open your e-mail in box inn box and it seems 40 to 50 percent off day after day week after week. when one sale ends another begins. how often do you buy something full price. >> very air. >> reporter: 2015 study by checkbook.org found several

well stores offer discounts non-stop. >> would i rather go to a store that has a sale. >> reporter: but are they really saving? e commerce expert derek says not necessarily. >> when i look at a price and i see i'm getting something 50 d that price to an on line retailer it is same price. >> i bought this, shirt for 07 i would not buy it at $150. i got it for like $49. >> reporter: do you think it is worth $150. >> probably not. >> probably not. >> reporter: he says up scale retailers like louie vuitton and apple never offer sales, because their branding strategy noise to the discount their products. but the majority of the retailers have gone down this slippery sales slope, and at this point, they cannot stop. >> people get addict to these sale prices and then eventually customers won't buy , unless there is a sale. >> reporter: so remember, if you missed the sale, you won't have to wait long, for the

next one. laura podesta for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> chelsea, do i my research on line. i never buy full price and i make sure i get my sales. >> why would you go to a certain store if there isn't a sale. >> i love a good sale. >> so doe here's what we have to expect, something i do not love, slick spots on the roadways and that is something we will be dealing were not just on the roadways but on the sidewalks, keep that in mind especially on the bridge and overpass they are more exposed to the chilly air we have in place, and that will set us up for a chilly avenue. wind chills in the 20's and 30 's, pretty much all day. we will get some sunshine. we will see numbers rise to 40 w for some melting but yes, a slick trip. so be careful. 29 degrees in philadelphia 30 in millville. down the shore we are in the 30's. thirty in atlantic city. thirty-three in wildwood.

let me draw your tension to what it feels like to bear skin out there wind chill of 19 degrees, in philadelphia 10 . and feels more like single digits in the poconos. feels more like 19 in reading and 13 in lancaster. throughout the day-to-day we will see the numbers moderating a little bit. 36 degrees by the noon time hour. still feeling like 209's even at this hour. we will have a brisk wind as well as 40 degrees as we head in the afternoon but again, wind chill will make it feel, chillier throughout the day. storm scan three shows a quiet picture across the tri-state. looking north and west we have ongoing lake effect snow showers. we seem making their way in the poconos but we will stay dry here in philadelphia and rest of the tri-state region today. future weather shows that we will stay dry and good amount of sunshine, dry skies as we head in the evening hours, tonight and then overnight we could see a stray, snow shower making its way in or maybe a flurry, thing is, this system

that moves in it is mainly bringing us an increase in cloud more than anything overnight and not a lot of moisture. best chance for flurry or snow shower will be north and west and that is same thing in tuesday morning as well. it will be this system that brings us a blast of cold air behind it. the coldest air of the season. we have seen so far. so a big dip in the jet stream that will bring down that arctic air and we are looking at high temperatures only in the 20's for most spots. let me show what you i'm talking about here. cold continuing through the week, say 44 okay, not too bad forty-three not bad at all. then down to 29 as we head into wednesday. on top of that by wednesday, it is going to feel into the teens when you factor in the wind. across the region today 40 degrees in philadelphia 42 down the shore. mostly sunny, cold. passing snow shower in the poconos, with a high temperature right around 31 degrees. cold air, coldest air of the

season is heading our way. we're at 44 on monday. forty-three on tuesday. rain/snow chances specially tuesday morning, and that could be a rough morning commute, so we will keep our eyes closely on. that blustery and frigid by wednesday, jan with a high only around 29, back to you. >> chelsea, thank you. 6:46. time to check the road. lets go to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, amanda. >> reporter: hi, jan, chelsea mentioned the roadways, it is the ice. i will just say this if you don't have to be out there on the roadways stay n road are mostly clear of snow except for drifting on the secondar ies but lots of ice. it is hard to see. we are looking live at richmond street at betsy ross bridge and right new because of that ice all bridges are reduced to 35 miles an hour in both directions. that includes obviously the betsy ross, walt whitman, commodore barry bridge and ben franklin bridge as well. turning to active incidents in new jersey in new jersey is there a clean up on route 130 at high street as crews worked

to wrap up an earlier accident with the fluid spill, two right lanes are blocked and traffic signal is down. coupled that with rough road conditions and avoid this if you can. and taking a live look at i-95 and island avenue, no big problems on your majors but as we mentioned it is slick, so may want to wait before heading out this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda mueller now jan, back to you. the insurance institute for highway safety is out with the list of the most safe vehicles and as three on your side jim donovan explains this year the organization is making it more difficult for auto make tours earn that top grade. >> reporter: crash tests have been a key element in how insurance institute for highway safety rates vehicles. side impact and hits to the front of the driver side are analyze budd this year the group added crashes to the front on the passenger side, adrian lund is president of

the iihs. >> we have been doing overlap frontal tells on the driver side since 2012 and we have seen improvement on that side but we weren't seeing that kind of improvement for passengers. >> reporter: fifteen vehicles earned group's high's ward of top safety pick plus, it is a drop from last year and the new crash tests are not the only reason why. the iihs is raising its standard for headlights. >> we are rating head lamps because when we looked at how well they are lighting up the road many of them just are not doing a very good job. difference between head lamb that we rate as good in terms of how far down the road you can sianni within we rate as poor is literally night and day. >> reporter: vehicle also that come with auto breaking also earn high marks. auto makers have pledged to make it a standard feature by 2022. >> cars are safer now then they have ever been. >> reporter: lund believes with more improvement in crash test performance and headlights vehicles will be

even safer down the road. no minivans or pick ups performed well enough in crash tests to receive top safety pick plus award, reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. what do you think eagles to have say about all that fan support they get on the road? well, don bell has a report from l.a. coming up next. also ahead in sports the shorthanded sixers team tries to beat lebron james and cavilers it was a tough task we will take a look, we will also have this. >> students at a west philadelphia high school have a very unique side dish i'm greg air guess with exactly what they are creating and why it is, so very philly.

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plenty of eagles fans will be there don bell tells us how eagles nation is flock to go southern california. >> rams head coach sean mcveigh had his team practice a silent count all week long because he anticipates eagles fans drowning out rams at the l.a. coliseum. meanwhile, the eagles players, they expect a big time, philly influence. >> you know, hearing bit from the players, i think, sunday, there will be bunch of green in the stand and we are looking forward to that you hear different things throughout the week. i necessity our fans travel well and there is a lot of fans out here a lot of fans from philadelphia, should be a great atmosphere, for us, much like charger venue, it is a

little bit smaller. so it impacted the game a little bit more. but yeah, we're expecting a big eagles crowd, and they show up, and, you know, it will be a good environment. >> reporter: last check eagles are one point under dog to the rams, but you can expect the fans to play big time role. in santa monica don belfor cbs-3 "eyewitness sports". sixers continue their road trip tonight against pelicans, joel embiid will be back in the line up. last night he sat out between sixers and cavilers. trever booker making his debut , he came over in the jahlil okafor trade with the nets. third quarter sixers down by five, ben simmons with the dunk. sixers cut to it three. simmons had 14 points, 10 assists. to the fourth quarter, jared bayless to jj reddick knocks down the three but they could not hold on and they lose 105- 98. to college hoops big five action, st. joes and temple second half owls up by eight,

austin for the three, temple up by 11. austin scored 20. hawks came back, newkirk goes coast to coast to score and cut the lead to four and temple held on to win 81-78. more college hoops penn at dayton quaker rode hot hand of senior sam jones came off bench and hit five out of six, three-point tours lead them to the 78-zero seven win over the flyers. in high school football, state championship game st. joes prep looking for their fourth title in five years begins pine richland. they had a tough time stopping rams quarterback phil, the notre dame recruit ran for four touchdowns and threw for eras pine richland won their first state title 41-21 so congratulations to the prep for another outstanding season that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. check this one out, some very talented students at a unique west philadelphia public high school are getting ready for the holiday season. as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us they have

created a popular product, that this time of the year, they seem, can never make enough of, lets take a look. >> reporter: this west philadelphia public high school is unlike any other when you walk inside you don't see classrooms, you see workshops and it is through this door over here, where a very special philadelphia only project is underway. >> we're at the workshop school. we put him in direct contact with the real world. >> reporter: from painting a used car, repairing a broken axle. >> that is 31. >> reporter: or crafting a radiator cover. >> what was the measurement. >> reporter: students at philadelphia school district workshop school are definitely a little bit more hands on. >> put tonight an actual application and in a real world setting. >> reporter: sure, there are typical course is. >> math, eveningish, science, spanish. >> reporter: but each morning is devoted to technical

training and this time of the year the ninth to 12th graders inside this room sure are busy >> we are in the engineering room where we have a cutter. >> reporter: but is what more famous is what that laser is actually cutting. >> our famous jawn ornament. >> reporter: that is right this jawn ornament was brainchild of the school four years ago. >> waits for a little joke at first. >> reporter: now those at the school's entrepreneurial program workshop industries cannot make enough of it. >> it is so popular that everybody rather would have a jawn then anything else. of course, they love, the love , snowflakes and reindeer but jawn is back. >> reporter: beside the christmas jawn. there are jawn earrings and jawnora all for sale by students who create them, market them and sell them to make a little extra cash for both schools and then themselves. >> it is a top seller. >> reporter: in west philadelphia, greg argos, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

some talent talented kid there. i will take one or two. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have at 7:00. new survey reveals number behind holiday shopping this year, just how many of us procrastinate and how we're actually buying gifts for we will take a look. watch your step this morning, a warning about the inn individualible danger lurking out thereafter yesterday's snow, chelsea in gram's forecast is coming up this sunday morning we will see you at the top of the hour

"eyewitness news" this morning begins with breaking news a woman is hit, killed and new police are searching for hit and run driver, coming up whom police believe they are looking for. plus, after the snow it is time to clean the car and that sidewalk, the driveway tie, a warning before you head outdoor morning. and game day in l.a., a lot of fans wearing eagles green out west for a game during which the bird can clinch the division. today is sunday december 10th good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao, lot to cover today