investigation but what we can tell you is that this home, belongs to a montgomery county sheriff's deputy who just lost his to two sons. >> she was owls outside playing, ryan had them on a scooter and they with go up and down the road. they were sweet, and just, i cannot believe what happened. >> reporter: neighbor cheryl is talking about a house fire across the street on summit after knew in schwanksville that claims lives of two little boys. >> unfortunately there were two juvenile males located on the second floor just feet. >> reporter: eleven year-old brian lukens junior and his younger brother parker were in their bedrooms, parker was only six. >> he would sit out front and if i was outside gardening, he would always, they will go over and wave and say hi, look over, he would always be you know talkative. >> reporter: boy's mother, father, sister made it out and expected to survive. the father brian lukens senior is a montgomery county sheriff 's deputy.

>> we know brian absolutely, not only as a loving, caring father but police office shore did everything he could to get those kid out of the house. >> reporter: kyle's son, gray son and brian lukens junior have been close friends and classmates. >> he broke down immediately. >> reporter: as community begins to mourn out pour of support on line for the lukens , bolton start aid go fund me page hoping to raise $10,000, only to surpass that in a few hearst and has raised more than $40,000. >> we appreciate your support, the family is going to need it >> reporter: counselors were on hand at schwenksville elementary school. we have just learned that go fund me page has reached more than $60,000, live from schwenksville chant lens. dangerous cold has settled in wind chills are in the teens and single digits. >> we have live team three coverage with meteorologist lauren casey and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos, we

will start with lauren, live on the cbs-3 sky deck tracking temperatures and lauren, also, perhaps some snow. >> yeah, lit built of snow on the way. it feels great out here. no, it doesn't. it is cold. that wind is still so biting. temperatures are in the 20's, right now. 29 degrees in philadelphia. we've barely made it up in the 30's. twenty-eight in trenton. twenty-nine in atlantic city. we are at 17 in mount pocono. of course, even worse, those wind chill temperatures feeling like 17 in philadelphia, feeling like four, in mount pocono, feeling like 14 degrees right now in redding with a strong northwesterly wind and storm scan three is showing us what is in store as we head in the overnight per. clipper system will quickly move on through and bring us light snow throughout the overnight per. so national weather service issued a winter weather advisory for center city philadelphia, all pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh veil, berks county and poconos in effect until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning what to expect?

light snow developing, with all this cold around, we will see that snow developing after about 9:00 o'clock in the city , most snow will fall by 2:00 a.m. but we could see light snow showers until about 5:00 a.m. that will create slippery road conditions throughout the overnight period. we will talk about how much accumulation to expect, and if we can warm these temperatures up, coming up with your full forecast in just a few. >> lane, thanks very much. most people are trying to get inside away from the cold, and stay inside but some don't that have luxury. our greg argos caught up with philadelphians attempting to stay warm, despite being stuck outside, he joins us live from rittenhouse square with that part of our coverage, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. it is, freezing out here, like you mentioned i am here at rittenhouse square where normally it is pack behind me around this time of the day, people walking home from work. you can see a few people likely going home from work but imagine having to work in this today for 10 plus hours.

the bitter temperatures, and blowing winds, philadelphians are fight to go day. >> seen it all, been through it all. >> reporter: coldest we have seen since last winter. and those that have to work in it, have some tricks up their three layers of sleeves. >> i got on a jacket, i got on a harness, cover all under that, i got on a armor gear under that and whole new set, another set underneath that. >> reporter: for darryl moore a bricklayer for phoenix construction there is no climate control or small desk heat tore help him keep warm but is there something he keeps in his gloves. >> hand warmers that keep your hands warm and once your hand and feet get cold that is your body, right there i got them in my boots and my gloves. >> reporter: accredits town dogs here loving the cold weather and at lee one owner not too worried about the chill either. >> i'm used to it. i was born in russia, you know

, severe, cold weather from like i would say, end of october, up until, april, we would have lots of snow, yes. >> i am i'm used to it. he said less people enjoying the outdoors. a lot of space for me and my dogs. >> reporter: our camera still caught a few people jogging, or taking a stroll. >> i think it is actually really nice, snow melted and sun's out. perfect day for a walk. >> reporter: everyone has a option of going them a very warm house, tonight but what about those folks here in philadelphia who don't have anywhere to go? we're talking about the homeless. we are under a code blue. now coming up tonight at 6:00 you will see or hear from the people who are going out and helping these folks get into a warm shelter. that is very late from rittenhouse square i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. track forecast anytime at your fingertips just down load the free cbs philly weather

app, it is available on itunes and google play. eagles quarterback carson wentz is on the road to recovery. sources tell "eyewitness news" wentz underwent surgery today to repair acl in his left knee he tore ligament during sunday 's game against the rams and as we reported wentz is out for the rest of the season as a result. nick foles will start sunday with the giants and we will have more on all this coming up in sports in just about 20 minutes. at this hour police are trying to find a man and woman wanted for questioning, about a deadly hit and run in northeast philadelphia. officers responded to this crash in the cities tacony neighborhood around 12:30 this morning. a three three-year old man was killed after he was thrown, 30 . two other people in the same car were injured. a neighbor says that he saw a man and a woman who were in the other vehicle run from the scene. >> i heard a bang and then i seen a guy and a girl, coming around the block and girl's face was, like filled with

blood all over it. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance video in hopes of identifying the man and woman. two men charged in several killings in bucks county last summer could receive the death penalty. last july the bodies of four missing men were found buried on a farm in solebury township prosecutors say that cosmo dinardo confessed to killing all of them in exchange for taking the death penalty off the table but today prosecutors filed to keep the death penalty an option, in case dinardo stops cooperating dinardo's cousin sean kratz is also charged in three of the killings. both men are expected to be arraigned in court tomorrow. tonight, roy moore is still not conceding after a stunning upset in alabama. he lost to doug jones in a special election, for u.s. senate seat. jones won the election by one and a half percent last night becomingal bam's first democratic senator in 25 years moore, a republican, who once had a big lead, blamed his defeat on allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage

girls when he was in his 30's. he was endorsed by president trump. >> beginning with this election i believe we're on the road to having a competitive two party state without one party come nation and i think that helps every state if you look around this country. >> the problem with this campaign is we have been paint ed in an unfavorable and unfaithful light. >> the g.o.p. majority in the senate is now a razor thin 51- 49. moore's decide to go seek a recount. in a tweet president trump reminded everybody he backed a different candidate in september's alabama primary. reason i originally endorsed luther strange and his numbers went up mightily is i say roy moore would not be able to win the general election. i was right. roy worked hard but the deck was stacked against him. today minute so the governor mark dayton appointed his lieutenant governor tina smith as that state's next

u.s. senator. she will fill the seat, vacate by fellow democrat al franken for next 10 months. smith says that she will run for that seat in a special election then in november. last week franken resigned after several woman accused him of sexual misconduct. president trump made his closing arguments for his tax reform plan at the white house this afternoon. it came after house and senate negotiators reached an agreement to work out differences between those two bills. >> i'm exited to announce that if congress sends me a bill, before christmas, the irs, this is just out, this is breaking news, has just confirmed that americans will see lower taxes and bigger paychecks, beginning in february. >> the president also called on five families to talk about how exactly the tax plan will help them. they said that they will use their tax savings to do home renovations, pay college tuition and help other people.

critics complain that the tax plan will primarily benefit the rich. will he or won't he, joe biden stopped by cbs this morning today and talk about whether he will run for president in 2020. >> if i got offered the job this moment by the lord all might, i would say no because i don't know where things are going to be in the next two years with my family, with and whether there is really good talent coming up, but i'm in the saying i wouldn't run but i have given my run there is nothing i'm doing now to put myself in a position to do that. >> sounds like he didn't quite rule out a future run for the white house. he appeared on the show to discuss his new book. historians are calling it a rare discovery and it is exactly 235 years old. >> let's show you an original water color of george washington's battle tents painted from an eyewitness from 1782, believed to be only surviving eyewitness depicts of the tent which is in olde

city at museum of american resolution. water color is on display from january 13th through february 19th. well, what did you google that year? we have the list of the most googled in 2017. do you hate the hassle of returning gifts? some stores make it easier then others, we will tell you what you need to necessity before you shop so gifts you buy don't cause any powe holiday headaches. and it may look like a spa treatment table but it is just a new tool to detect breast cancer, it can give doctors a better look and it doesn't include the uncomfortable compression. two men who helped create facebook have harsh word about what they say the social media network is doing to society, that story and much more when network is doing to society, that story and much more when "eyewitness news" (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase,

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others not so much. jim donovan has advice from the experts about what to look for, before you shop to avoid has also later. >> reporter: tis season forgiving but unfortunately your perfect gift isn't always the perfect fit and in of us want to get stuck with something that we can't or won't use. >> nothing more frustrating then either getting a gift from somebody and not being able to return it or giving a gift to someone and they tell you they can't return i. >> reporter: janice lieberman with deal news says there is an easy twi prevent that from happening. >> you want to shop at a store to offers you the mostly way in getting a refund and that means a generous time limit. means if you don't have your receipt they can look it up with your credit card. there are some winners when it comes to refund policies that we love that because they basically november time limit or a year, they will give you cash or credit back on your credit card and you don't to have take a store c we love kohl's for that reason. nordstroms, idea gives you 365

days. bed, bath and beyond, they are great when it comes to returns , hassle free, no aggravation. >> reporter: bat and body works is also on the nice list along with amazon. >> amazon is awesome when it comes to return. you need to check other sites you do to have pay for shipping for refund, can you go their brick and mortar store and return? it could make a big difference don't want to pay $25 shipping for pair of jeans. >> reporter: not all stores are so generous with time. >> some only give you two weeks, which is very little time, that is apple, barnes and noble will only give you two weeks. forever 21 is very stringent they give you 30 days, sometimes they even give you store credit. >> reporter: be cautious when buying big ticket electronics, read those refund policies because many stores charge a restocking fee when they are returned. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. target says that it has a solution to finding a gift for a picky friend. retail giant now has a new

gifting option on its web site , for thousands of prods ox, it is called gift now, feature will let you choose a gift and then of it e mailed to the recipient, that person can choose to have the gift shipped to them or if they don't want it, they can swap it out for something entirely different. they released top searches by category for 2017. >> top three of all searches in the u.s. were hurricane irma, matt lauer, and tom petty rock legend's passed in october. these are three people who were users looked up the most this year, matt lauer, megan markle and harvey weinstein. a rare weather phenomenon was caught on camera in poland >> thinks a snownato. hiker spotted it and grabbed his cell phone. it forms when massive patch of cold air passes over warm surface with wind speed and directions cause the rising air to spin, and then pick up loose snow. only a handful of these snow

devils have ever been caught on camera. never seen that before. >> pretty cool. >> yes. >> i like your weather explanation. >> good. >> oh, good. >> was it up tour standard. >> well done. >> sharknado. >> sharknado. >> yes. >> snow nato, and new we have a coldnato. >> nasty coldnato. >> we're in the eye of the coldnato right now. wind speed will start to relax as we head in the overnight period. we are getting a break from the really intense, wind gust that is we saw throughout the day, nearing 50 miles per hour , we had a 51 miles an hour wind gust reported in stone harbor today but wind are still elevated taking a live look at center city philadelphia we have had a beautiful sunset today but you want to observe it from inside , 29 degrees our current temperature, westerly winds at 17 miles an hour, feeling more like 17, at this hour, our almanac showing us our high temperature today only 31 degrees was our high.

normal high temperature, is 45 we started off the day. brutal. 21 degrees with strong northwesterly winds. temperatures right now they are still quite cold. twenty-six in allentown. twenty-nine in ac. twenty-nine in dover this cold arctic air is entrenched accredits northeast and mid atlantic. thirty-four in d.c. twenty-one in state college. teens in buffalo. wind gusts have relaxed. we are not gusting anymore in philadelphia but still wind gusts in the 20 miles an hour range. as we head in the next several hours those winds will continue to slowly decline and then overnight tonight wind speed relax to 10 miles per hour, low temperature at 25 degrees and we will see light snow developing across the area and then for our thursday, making an early morning lingering snow shower and turning sunny very quickly but blustery day, high temperatures improve we are up to 39 degrees with northwesterly wind at 15 miles an hour. taking a live look at rehoboth beach, yeah, in one outside

taking a stroll, you don't want to deal with these strong wind and cold temperatures but maybe take a little walk out in snow heading in the overnight period, storm scan three showing us quiet for right now increasing cloud toward lancaster county and snow building in across parts of the pennsylvania, snow coming down right now in and around state college area, and , up wind we have a clipper system men for being fast moving, it does solve moisture but moisture typically with these systems is pretty limited and that will be the case as we head into this evening. future weather showing thaws snow does arrive pretty quickly like lie bye 9:00 in our far western count annes moving in the i-95 corridor in and around center city fail we will see flakes falling by 10:00. timing on the models is consistent as we head in the 11:00 o'clock hour. we're seeing snow coming down, down the shore and as low traverses delaware valley, snow will lift to the north, they are wrapping up across portions of the delaware valley especially philadelphia and points south and we will see a few lingering snow showers with a wrap around moisture as we head to 25, six

, maybe seven but things coming to an end by our thursday, morning, commute but we still have some snow on the ground in some areas, sunshine breaking out by lunchtime and quiet conditions in the second half of the day but this is not going to be a major event for us but it can still slow things down and make for a very slick conditions, especially with the cold temperatures that we're seeing right now. generally we're picking up a dusting to an inch or two, maybe two to 3 inches far and north and west but plan for a slow commute tomorrow but most of the snow will be wrapping up by the time commute starts tomorrow morning. as we head into friday we could see late day snow showers developing, not expecting much in the way of accumulation from that and quiet weekend, we will warm up to 45 degrees, heat wave, yes, on sunday, and then making your 50 for toy fest on monday >> wow. >> okay, all right. fifty. >> when you are outside, with all of the people it is nice to have a little warm air. >> that would be good. >> thanks, appreciate it.

still ahead on "eyewitness news" a generous thoughtful gift from the clooneys. >> what george and amal took with a flight that they took with their twins, joe. eagles hoping to take flight as they get back to work preparing for giants this weekend. nick foles preparing for his first start in the nfl since he was a kansas city chief. we will hear from the mii'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able

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joe holden is joining us with the sports report. >> hey headaches. >> glad to be here guys, as you can imagine it is a busy week, lot going on with the eagles and they are, of course , turning page and getting back to work today with a new quarterback under center. nick foles took first team snaps as they get ready for the giants on sunday at meadow land. the eagles new playing for home field advantage throughout the playoffs, and the first round bye against struggling giants team, players were asked about nick foles today and everyone is

very confident, that he can dot job. >> nick's proven he can play, if the pieces are around him and if everything is set up to put him in a successful situation. i think we have good pieces otto even if, we have really good players, i think he is in a good situation. >> we know what foles can do. he has proven we are seeing a quarterback who had an opportunity to play at a high level, not looking at a guy through his first rodeo. >> lots to talk b we have carson wentz under going surgery as we have confirmed today and all eyes on that tape as nick foles is getting in the zone. >> pushing ahead. >> indeed. >> looking forward to the game sunday. coming up on "eyewitness news" in the next half an hourlies is out of the 2018 inductees in the rock and roll hall of fame. one group is from new jersey, another has been waiting a long time. also ahead... >> undocumented mother and her four children take sang war any this north philadelphia church, aim cherri gregg and

we will tell you why this breaks barriers and why the mommies confident that she will win her immigration appeal. two people who helped create facebook are now slamming the social media site , harsh word that they have about what they say facebook is doing to the world we will be right ♪

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act of defying, new at 5:30 undocumented mother facing deportation with her children is taking refuge in north philadelphia, a north philadelphia church tonight. >> as cherri gregg of kyw news radio explains, the mother says her decision is a matter of life or death. >> this is carmella hernandez. the 36 year-old walked into her new home along with her children to a bev i of supporters from new sanctuary movement, who is saying it is

time abe petitions are welcome throughout an interpreter hernandez explains that they fled mexico for the u.s. in 2015, after her brother and two nephews were murdered by drug gangs. >> i was being extorted and facing death threats. >> reporter: they sought u.s. asylum but their petition was denied, the family had been ordered to leave by december 15th so hernandez knock on church doors knowing immigration officials won't come inside. >> i could not return to a place where i'm certain that they will face violence. >> reporter: renee mckenzie is pastor here at church of the advocate which enjoys a growing list of black churches nationwide helping immigrant resist deportation a matter many churches see as a battle for human rights. >> perhaps, that is against the law, of the federal government, or the state government, but it is not

against the law of god. >> reporter: i have been told she and her four children will live in the classroom adjacent to this church and she will help prepare meals that are served to those in need five days a week. >> we're in this together with carmella and her family until it is over. >> reporter: while she awaits an appeal, hernandez, complete with her federal ankle bracelet from her temporary relief in new jersey, will live here, with hope, that she will get the asylum that she so desperately wants. cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and update to a story we have been following out of monroe township, new jersey. holy glenn elementary school will remain closed for the remainder on have the year after mold was found in october. the superintendent of schools sent an e-mail to parents this afternoon letting them know that there is still moisture issues in the school foundation that must be taken care of first. classes will continue at the elementary school, oak nel

elementary and williamson high school. two former facebook executives voicing concern the effect the social media platform they have helped create may be having on society especially children. >> one facebook executive who left cot in 2011 blamed himself during a talk at stanford university for his role in creating tools that are ripping apart the social fabric of how society works. that is how he described it. former facebook president sean park shore was criticized social media giant in the past admitted the web site's initial goal was to get people hooked. >> you are exploiting a vulnerability in human psychology. the inventors, creators, understood this consciously and we did it anyway. >> reporter: studies show 92 percent of teenagers go on line dale, one in five regularly wake up during the night to send or check message s on social media. in response to that criticism facebook issued a

statement that read in part we have been a lot of work and research without side experts and academics to understand effects of our service on well -being and we're using to it inform our product development. mark zuckerberg said on last earnings call we are willing to reduce our profitability to make sure that the right investment are made. so, what do you think? many people had a lot to say about this story on our cbs philly facebook page. garrett buckly wrote true have you seen teenagers. they are like robots on their phones. richard merchant wrote at the same time it is uniting society, social media is highlighting similarities and differences in people. you can join conversation head over to our cbs philly facebook page to let us know what you think. music and pray era code the annual blessing of the nativity scene at the archdiocese of philadelphia. this was the scene in front of the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul on 18th and race streets. the basilica recited prayer on

the church's manger, local catholics were there spreading christmas cheer with traditional carrolls. also today officers from the 26th philadelphia police district were determined to make some local kid, smile. >> they hosted their annual christmas party. "eyewitness news" photographer grad now captured joy at visitation bvm catholic school in kensington. >> ho, ho what is your name. >> thomas. >> have you been a good boy this year? >> party going on our annual christmas party for kid in the 26th police district. >> this is one of those days where it is really fun to have my job. >> yes. >> i'm captain chris. >> i hope you eat lots of good food today. >> captain of the 26th difficulties trick. >> sweet. >> i love my job all days but these days are the best won when you get to be with the community and especially the

kid. >> are you fun? are you smart. >> we want them to get the idea they are not just calling us when something bad happens we want a day like today where they can come, have a nice day with the police officers. >> say hi, how are you doing, shake my hand, sit on my lap? have you been a good boy. >> yes. >> okay. >> my elves working on it. >> hi, how are you doing, merry christmas what school do you go to? >> the 26th police district is your community partner and, you know, the children are our future and we want to make sure we understand this relationship between the police district, the community members, they are something that we keep going as they grow older. >> leave me milk and cookies. >> i want it. i like ginger bread. >> we're here to fight crime and to respond to emergency calls but we're also here to you know, let the kid know we're in their corner and we want them to participate.

>> that is great. >> thanks very much. >> they are so excited. >> thank you, thank you santa, thank you brad now. >> coming up list is out of the 2018 inductees in the rock and rel role hall of fame and one group fridays new jersey. >> it may look like a spa treatment table but it is a new tool to detect breast cancer and could give doctors a better look and does not include uncomfortable compression. also ahead. >> important part making sure we have families covered because they are ultimately won at home holding up the home front. >> not only does this mom help military families she's part of one herself and now you can help military families celebrate a merry christmas in this weeks story of brotherly love

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announce its class of 2018 and one inducte has ties to our area new jersey's own bon jovi made the list. here's what front man john bon jovi had to say about the honor in a video he posted on twitter. >> thanks for inducting us in the rock and roll hall of fame long time coming but it is finally here. we will see new cleveland. thanks for the memories and history we continue to make together. >> the 2018 rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony takes place april 14th in cleveland. also the other inductees include the carrs dire straits , moody blues, and late nina simone, sister rosettat harpe. >> i need to get up there. >> i haven't either. >> really neat to see. you love music so much. >> big time. >> one day. george and amal clooney are getting hang of parenting. >> find out what they gave to

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find breast cancer way brand new kind of technology that uses warm water. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain how it works in einstein health care science center. >> reporter: intriguing, guys. scientists have come up way new way to find hidden breast cancer that can especially dangerous for younger would men. >> stacy has a family history of breast cancer which is why she makes sure to get a mammogram every year. >> when my mom was diagnosed she made us promise we would go annually for checkups. we do. >> reporter: like many women the 54 year-old has dense breast tissue which can make screening for breast cancer challenging. >> women with dense breast tissue have more white glad lar tissue on the mammogram so background appears white. the problem is, breast cancer also appears white. >> reporter: stacy's taking part in the study testing a

three dimensional ultrasound called soft view trying to help doctors more accurately identified cancer tissue. patient lies on their stomach and breast is placed in a warm water bath. in two to four minutes it scans the entire breast using sound waves. >> there is no radiation exposure and no compression of the breast. >> reporter: researchers are comparing mammography results to the scan to determine the machine's effectiveness. >> there is no exam that is 100 percent but we want to be as close to 100 percent as possible. >> reporter: now results will be submitted to the f.d.a. for approval, doctors say it is a technology that is proven to be effective and gets go ahead , it could be used in addition to annual mammograms. the mammograms still being the gold standard for woman to have. >> sure. >> all right, steph, very interesting though. >> yes. lets check with lauren now on that forecast, it is bitterly cold. >> it is bitterly cold, indeed

and of course we have had intense winds throughout the day. i didn't risk taking my dog outside today because i was scared she with get carried away in the strong bitter cold winds but wind have been relaxing a bit. we have westerly wind at 17 miles per hour. yeah, it doesn't feel g our temperature 29 degrees as we look live at center city philadelphia feels like temperature 17 degrees. we started the day with the wind chills in the single digits but certainly feeling a lot like christmas, and christmas just around the corner. checking in on our christmas stats in philadelphia, our average temperature is 42 degrees, our record high 68 degf that will happen. most snowy christmas five and a half inches and last time we had a white christmas in philadelphia was back in 2003. so, a long time ago, maybe we have some snow in store for this holiday but i know we have some snow in store as we head throughout the overnight period, winter weather

advisory has been issued for philadelphia, pennsylvania suburbs, in the lehigh valley, berks county and poconos until 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning we will see light accumulation across the area, temperatures, certainly supportive of snow, 26 degrees in allentown, teens and poconos, 20's once again down the shore, 29 degrees in wilmington. our feels like temperatures back down in the single digits and higher elevations, teens in the lehigh valley, same case in the city, 16 degrees is your feels like temperature in trenton. we had arctic air and then these brutal winds on top of that to add insult to injure gusting to 51 miles per hour, in stone harbor, cape may also the same case, newtown square gusting to 44 miles an hour and our high in philadelphia was 40 miles per hour, but thankfully we don't have that number on the board anymore. winds starting to relax gusty winds gusting to 21 right now in trenton, 22 in wildwood. as we head throughout

overnight, winds will relax, less wind with that period of light snow, low of 25 degrees, that is right around midnight. we will be slowly warming or stagnant temperatures throughout the overnight period, high temperatures tomorrow better then 31, 39 degrees, quickly turning sunny, little blustery once again with northwesterly winds at 15 miles an hour. storm scan three showing us quiet conditions, how will it snow? not a cloud in the sky. cloud deck is increasing from west to east and we have a very fast moving system that will be pushing through, throughout the overnight, here you can see how quickly they are continuing to move off to thee, stay college seeing some snow coming down right now. this will continue to spread its waye. we are dealing with the alberta system. they are men for being fast moving, also men for having limited moisture, as well. you can see some snow in and around great lakes region but this isn't going to be a big snow maker as it head in through the evening hours for us. future weather showing us snow

arriving far west by 9:00 o'clock hour. we will see flakes falling in the city around 10:00 o'clock hour stretching out in south jersey and shore by 11:00 o'clock hour. as this low continues to move through the area this moisture will start to lift off to the north and then we will see wrap around moisture swing nothing that will bring in very scattered snow showers into the second half of the overnight period and a lot of this falling snow wrapping up just in time for our thursday morning commute and then clearing out very quickly by lunch hour sunshine overtaking our skies and sunny afternoon for our thursday. as far as snowfall accumulation they will be light but still could make for slippery conditions. seeing a dusting to an inch, closer to two or 3 inches far north and west of the city. through the day tomorrow sun breaking out by lunch hour, breezy conditions, highs in the 30's. those wind chills will be in the 20's throughout the day and then chance ovulate day snow showers as we head into friday, high temperature still chilly in the 30's. we are back unin the 40's by

sunday and near 50 for our cbs-3 toy fest on monday, thanks very much, mother nature. >> yes, indeed, thank you. this winter our viewers are helping to give families merry christmas with our joy of sharing toy fest. >> one of our partners is liberty uso and i got to meet a military family dedicated to lifting the burden on families like their. >> reporter: good luck keeping up with seven year-old brandon weekly on the field. he and his twin brother joshua love sports. >> is what your favorite team? >> the falcons. >> reporter: weeklies aren't today's typical military family. >> it is usually a two income household, spouse works, i happen to work full-time. >> reporter: dad matthew is a master sergeant in the air force deployed overseas, at least six months at a time. when gone karen has to work and look after the boys who have special need. she has another job too, she

is also a key spouse a position the air force created for experienced military spouses to help newer won get services that they need. >> important part toys make sure we have family covered because they are ultimately won at home holding up the home front and to me they are unsung heroes. >> i think it is a nation everything that she does for the military and it is a lot to do with a family dynamic and how busy we are. >> reporter: she helps connect families with organizations like liberty uso our partner in the cbs-3 joy of sharing toy fest. >> your viewers are probably most patriotic and generous i have encountered. >> reporter: liberty uso president and joe brooks said they are relieved to get a hand. >> they didn't necessity how they were going to be able to provide a christmas for their child. >> reporter: what would it be like to get these toys. >> it will be a wonderful contributions from the community. >> reporter: you can be a part

of all of it? just drop off a new unwrapped toy at 1555 hamilton street right here in philadelphia you can also go to cbs philly dot/ toy fest for a complete list of the toy drop off locations, and upcoming toy fest events around the area. >> within of those events is tomorrow night at the flyers game at wells fargo center. game starts at 7:00. we hope you can join in on the fun and help a child in need. we will be right back.

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today's hot minis all about the babies, including how a famous couple kept an entire plane happy while they were on board.

beloved uncle i preparing for his biggest role yet, dad in real life. bex from today's 96.5 has those headlines and more. >> thanks, flying with kid, if you have ever done it, you know it can be quite the challenge when trying not to disturb the other passenger. well, george and amal clooney mastered it. as boarding a plane to the uk with alexandria and ela they handed out noise canceling head fence to the fellow passengers including director quenton tarteno just in case their six month-old twins cried, although, according to a source they didn't make a peep. my favorite parties george, hoist always working made sure that the headphones included his tequilla company logo on them, although he could have just handed out tequilla which would have been just as effective. john stamos is getting a little bit fuller. fifty-four year-old is expecting his first babe which fiance caitlin mchugh, the

actor opened up to people magazine saying he has always wanted to be a dad but wasn't sure if it was in the card. now, in more uncle jesse for him. one more baby story, it was harry styles to the rescue who stepped in last minute to hoe late, late show at james corden and his wife weld welcomed their third child. harry sharing the news and insight on which parent that she looks like. >> she looks a lot like james. mainly because james, looks like a giant baby. >> reporter: we will give you update on twitter saying both babe and mom are doing great and they just can't stop smiling. that is your hot minute i'm be x for 96.5. >> i saw that and said wait a minute. >> then figured it out. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 the region is in the grips of the arctic blast and that is not the only winter weather we're watching, lauren. >> reporter: we have the cold air and new we're tracking

snow, i'm meteorologist lauren casey but let you know where it is in effect and how much snowfall we can see by morning in the forecast. also carson wentz takes first step in his reconferry from a torn acl, we have the latest on the star quarterback 's treatment. tragedy for montgomery county family a fire claims lives of two boys and tonight as the search for the cause continues, the community is rallying around the grieving family. it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening. we are bundling up in this blast of bitter weather, it is in the just cold but wind that is creating frigid conditions all across the region and we could see more snow. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean with winter, it hasn't started yet but it feels like it out there we have team three coverage tonight beginning with meteorologist lauren casey on

the cbs-3 sky deck with more on the arctic blast and our chance for snow, lauren. >> yes, guys, it is cold, let me come back in it is frigid out here but have notice aid difference in the wind speed. windy kline since i was last out here for 5:00 o'clock show and that is the trend in the overnight period after a day of brutally gusty winds and broughtal bitter cold and temperatures they are in the 20's right now. we are at 28 degrees in philadelphia 25 in allentown. sixteen in mount pocono. twenty's down the shore. feels like temperature in the, single digits in the poconos, feeling like 17 degrees at this hour in philadelphia feeling like 19 degrees in wildwood. nineteen in wilmington. cold air in place and now, we are tracking snow, national weather service issued a winter weather advisory for philadelphia, pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh valley, berks county, poconos until 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning and we are seeing some snow across