rush. >> she escaped from a live nativity scene at fourth and race and was spotted at i-95 ramp at callowhill street. police officers chased her to second and willow street where she was captured, and return, to the nativity. then about two hours later she escape from the nativity again, and was found nearby in a parking garage, at fourth and market. chante lance has more on the then and now, wandering cattle >> reporter: stormy now stored in this carrier has been making waves in downtown philadelphia. >> i'm really glad that she is a local celebrity. >> reporter: 1500-pound, seven year-old cow busted out of the live nativity scene at old first reformed united church of christ in olde city on thursday morning and made her way down fourth street before being captured on the ramp of i-95. >> holy cow,. >> that is what cars were saying. >> she's lucky? she would be in north

philadelphia she would be in someone's backyard. >> great story, that is a positive story that philadelphia need to hear. >> cow shut down traffic. >> yes, much better then regular schuylkill traffic or i-95 traffic. >> reporter: scott moster helped get the cow. >> mellow sweet cow. >> figured out she can push this gate opened and now she's playing witt. >> reporter: pastor michael kaine witness that had for himself. >> while i was inside in front looking in the window, i watched her, push with all of her weight. it wasn't totally closed right she pushed it opened. that was her sexes scape. >> cow on the highway again. >> reporter: philadelphia fire fighter thomas payne tried to help. >> i said lets go find him but here it ace cross the street, went to the parking lot. >> reporter: after second break out pastor decided to send stormy back to her farm. although stormy's on her back back to the farm she came from pass for replaced her with ginger and ginger is stormy's daughter. >> she doesn't have the body

mass to force the gate opened like storm difficult. >> reporter: padlocks and stronger chains are on the door, not everyone found stormy's escape funny. >> just for entertainment it doesn't seem worth to it let them go do that. >> i it this it is nice but get to come back home a bigger cow need a bigger field. >> reporter: chante lens, "eyewitness news". philadelphia police department had fun with their cow cape they are morning. at one point they tweeted they said you start your day boeing , being a copies a tough job but at lee i won't catch a cow today. but wouldn't you know it you are getting a bovine. then you say ill will never to have do that again. >> never say never. >> we had snow to start with the blast of arctic air. "eyewitness news" was out before the sun came up and cow s came home. burst of snow dropped about an inch, in the philadelphia area just enough, to make it slippery in some spots but now , it is just cold. meteorologist kate bilo on the sky deck tracking the arctic blast and our next

chance of snow, kate. >> thanks, ukee a little bit of snow just enough to make it a little bit slick and also look really pretty, little bit of snow just laying on the trees, and branches, roads now looking fine as we clear things out quickly this afternoon. live look at a neighborhood network sites as the sun goes down, at the junior/senior school in bernville you can still see some snow a little bit, light dusting on the ground, only 26 degrees. that snow will be around for a while. storm scan three shows clear conditions right now, but there are some cloud starting to push in from the west, as our next system approaches. this is mower moisture from the south and will get here tomorrow and it will arrive in cold air. temperatures right now looking at these numbers, 15 is current temperature in mount pocono, 32 right at freezing here in philadelphia, 29 in trenton. twenty-six in reading and sub freezing in wilmington, millville and atlantic city. feels colder as winds are still strong ahead of the brisk northwest wind this evening making it feel like three in the poconos, and

feels like 23, flip the 32 around and feels like temperature in the city and, in the reading and lancaster. things are quiet through tonight but as we head into tomorrow afternoon take a look what is heading our way another chance, to see snow. coming up we will tell you which areas may see accumulation with tomorrow's system and i'll tell what you a warm up is in store. for now back inside to you. >> kate, thanks. family members packed the courtroom as two cousins charged in the murders of the four men in bucks county face a judge. our in a cash brown was also inside that courtroom and she joins us live with the new developments in that case, natasha. >> reporter: well, very emotional day in court to day, for family members of both the victims and the defendants, as this now becomes a death penalty case, it is an option. >> you get angry. you are sad. relive it over and over again. >> reporter: raw emotion from the father of mark sturgis, one of the four men found shot to death their bodies buried on a bucks county farm back in

july. family members of the other victims jimmy patrick, thomas mayo and dean finocchiaro filled the courtroom in doyletown thursday afternoon coming face-to-face with the men who allegedly killed their loved won. they watched as cosmo dinardo and his cousin sean kratz pled not guilty to the crime. >> this is about the families of lost loved won, this is about a family that just went through thanksgiving and had to look across the table at an empty chair. >> reporter: authorities say cosmo dinardo admitted to killing the men and burying their bodies and as part of the original agreement with prosecutors he was not facing the death penalty. now d.a.'s office has filed court documents, giving them the option to seek death, if dinardo does not continue to cooperate. >> we made an agreement with cosmo dinardo we're the district attorney's office we honor our agreements. should mr. dinardo up hold his end of the bargain we will not seek the death penalty against him. >> the finocchiaro family supports the death penalty,

period. >> reporter: while other attorneys for victim's family echoed that same sentiment loved won are still holding on to memories. >> he was an exceptional athlete, great musician, hard worker, trust worthy. >> reporter: contemplating whether death row will equal justice in a sense i feel like death penalty is too good for him would i like to see him spend a very long time in prison with no hope of getting out. >> reporter: dinardo's attorney went by our cameras without comment. again, just to be clear, the death penalty is, an option, now, in this case, it is not something that the d.a. says that they ultimately, will do, they don't have to, but it is certainly an option for them. meantime in the next couple of weeks or so they will be working to try to hash out a trial date in this case, so there will be lots and lots of meetings to try to get this case, into some progression. ukee and jessica, back to you. >> natasha, back in july we remember the dinardo actually confessed so why did he plead

not guilty to day. >> reporter: that is a really good question and we did ask the bucks county d.a. about that just a short time ago just to get clarification because he was very adamant in his formal a rainment to day, not guilty plea from his both of these defendants, we can tell you that the d.a. tellsh us this is just a formality at this point, this was a formal a rain. today but in 99 percent of cases like this they tell us defendants usually do plead not guilty but as case progresses toward trial that plea often changes and that could likely happen here, as well. back to you guys. >> all right, natasha brown live for us tonight, thanks very much. cause of the house fire that claimed the lives of two young brothers, in schwenksville, montgomery county has been ruled an accident. fire officials say an electrical failure of an extension cord plugged into a space heater toys blame. the fire started inside of the home of montgomery county sheriff's deputy brian lukens early yesterday morning. lukens, his wife, and young daughter all survived.

their 11 and six year-old sons , both died after being trapped inside. a go fund me page to help support the family has so far raised more than 214 you this dollars. the fcc voted a short time ago to unravel net neutrality rules that prevent internet service providers from restricting or blocking the internet. now a legal fight over the issue is on the horizon. critics say that the move could change how americans go on line. the fcc hearing on net neutrality took an unexpect turn when the agency's chairman abruptly stopped the proceedings. >> on the advice of security we need to take a brief recess >> reporter: police cleared the room and dogs were brought in. when nothing was found we had the hearing resume n a party line vote agency rolled back net neutrality rules which guarantied equal access to the internet. >> chair goes aye items adopted. >> reporter: the republican chairman pushed for the change arguing that the obama era rules kept internet service providers from expanding.

>> investment in high speed networks has declined by billions of dollars. >> reporter: net neutrality has been an emotional issue producing protests in the streets and on line. the two democrats on the committee then voted against the roll back did not hide their outrage. >> i dissent from the corrupt process that has brought to us this point. the agency that is supposed to protect you is actually abandoning you. >> reporter: supporters of the net neutrality believe broad band businesses can now prioritized speed, on the internet, critics fear providers like comcast and verizon could charge netflix and google more, for faster connections, and then that may lead to higher cost to consumers. but republicans say, those fears are over blown. >> the sky isn't falling, consumers will remain protected, and the internet will flourish. >> reporter: broad band industry says there are no plans to restrict the internet but it appears that the battle over net neutrality is not over.

opponents plan to fight fcc's decision in court. congress could also overturn the fcc decision, lawmakers would have 60 days to take action and need majority vote in the house and senate. a special get well gift is on the way to carson wentz. >> all week we have been asking fans to sign a banner for injured qb and pat gallen delivered it to the eagles who made the hand off at novacare complex. wentz is recovering from acl surgery he had yesterday. that banner includes well wishes from people all over the city and we are told wentz has been watching coverage and is very grateful for all of those thinking, and praying for him. well, coming up on "eyewitness news", white house reality show drama former apprentice star omarosa is no longer working for the president, she said that she resigned but the white house, it was a tirade. tree ornament, presents, packaging and holiday cooking this time of the year can be dangerous for some children, how to make sure your

celebrations are safe and happy for everyone. lets give you a live look at cooper river ice rink, santa on the sleigh, he is taking a few laps, later we will check with our chelsea in gram who has details on this winter wonder land. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort)

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breakable at the top of the tree. the same goes for ornament that contain small items that a child could swallow, and the toys underneath the tree should get a safety check too. >> it is very important to read the label to make sure it is age appropriate. not just age appropriate for child you are giving the gift, or present it is intended to be for but siblings to be around. >> reporter: watch out for sharp edges, small pieces, magnets, button batteries. here's what you may not have thought of, the material a gift is wrapped in. >> plastic wrappings, all of the wrapping paper you get a huge suffocating risk for little kid around. >> reporter: if you are cooking for the holiday it goodies idea to safe guard the stove. >> make sure that the pan and handle is turned away so the danger of the panhandle, the whole content falling on them is lower. >> reporter: oven can pose a tipping danger to small children if they tug or climb on the door, anti tip bracket can easily prevent that kind

of an accident. we have a final holiday safety warning from doctors, small colorful, sweets, hard candice are choking hazard and should be kept from small children. we want to make sure that everyone has a safe, happy, holiday especially little won. so fun for them. >> bottom line. >> thanks. >> lets check this december weather kick nothing strong right now. >> um-hmm. >> here's kate. >> well, lets take a look what is going on outside right new we are seeing color in the sky as we take a look at parkway central library camera just showing last little traces, all lit up tonight, very cold night out there especially with the clear skies, included will come in late but in the before temperatures reallyuded drop, well down into the 20's and teens. here's what is going on, storm scan three locally we are in the seeing whole lot of anything. skies are clear right now. we will take you back to the system that came through in the 24 hour loop last night in the overnight hours we haddon and off bursts of snow, left

about an inch across the area, little more heading north and west, right now though everything is quiet, just lake effect snow coming down throughout the great lakes region. temperatures right now very cold, 15 in mount pocono. twenty-seven in allentown right now. twenty-six in reading. as i told you before you have to cut these numbers down by 10 degrees or so to get what it feels like outside as winds are still strong. we are at 32 in philadelphia. twenty-nine in trenton. 26 degrees in reading. definitely enough cold air in place if some moisture were to lift in the region, any precipitation will fall as snow, and that is what we are looking at getting into tomorrow. overnight we will see cloud increasing by 6:00 a.m. mainly cloudy, wake up tomorrow morning and quiet, heading in to tomorrow afternoon a quick burst of snow, this is moisture from the south and look at what happens moving off the coast, brief intensification down the shore and into delaware. this is likely between two and 7:00 p.m. is whole we will see

best chance for scattered snow showers to the north and steadier snow to the south. look at that brief intensification across south jersey and delaware and then by eight or 9:00 we will see that push out and stray flurry north and west overnight or saturday morning. what does this mean? i pulled up european model snowfall because this is most closely aligned with what i'm thinking with the system tomorrow. scattered snow showers, light dusting around the city, down the shore and portions of delaware chance to pick up an inch or two of snow is there tomorrow evening, if that system intensifies briefly what to expect for tomorrow? in the lehigh valley or poconos we will be in the lehigh val any bethlehem for our holiday fest, nothing more than a few flakes. scattered snow showers, a light dusting just in time for evening commute tomorrow in the city and nearby suburbs. that could slow things down. as of right now south jersey and delaware have best chance to see over an inch. quick hitting system but could slow things down for evening commute especially in those areas that may see more

moisture. overnight turning mostly cloudy, 21 is our low, tomorrow afternoon flurry or snow shower, 35 degrees, again a light dusting possible in the city with those scattered snow showers but better chance if you are down the shore. heading in the weekend it is still cold 40 on saturday with some sun, sunday 45 with cloud increasing but notice, a gradual warm up just in time for our toy if he drive here on monday, back to near 50, and few weeks ago we would have said 50 was cold but now it sounds balmy. >> it sure does. >> yes. >> thanks, kate. still ahead tonight, two big events at wells fargo center. >> flyers are not only game in town there, right, leslie? >> that is absolutely right a lot going on on and check this out off the ice all about giving back tonight. we will tell you how you can get involved. ♪

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country celebrates another year, coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 how old, goldie locks is now and how they were honoring her today at the philadelphia zoo. a former shriner's hospital patient is giving back in a brief way. >> they loaded a truck full of toys at du pont hospital, for children, in wilmington. the eight year-old spent sometime in the hospital, a few years ago when he had to have brain surgery, and he told us he wanted to give back and help other young patients feel a little less scared. >> the phillies fanatic made a guest appearance at du pont hospital today, a phillies ball girls gave out bats and did arts and crafts with the children there. phillies also brought lots of other toys in partnership with the non-profit called bringing hope home, i have done some work with bringing hope home and they do an amazing job. thank you. flyers at home hosting buffalo sabres looking for their fifth win in a row. >> something else is also happening at wells fargo center tonight and leslie van arsdal joins with us more on

that, leslie. >> reporter: the flyers are very big, when it comes to giving back. they have been partnering with the salvation army new for five years. i'm with the flyers andrea hel frich, such a great thing you are doing here, people coming to the game, you need them to bring unwrapped toy and really make a kid life make their christmas very, very special. >> you can can agree best parties opening up a gift when you are a kid. we get to be part of that for a lot of kid. bring an unwrapped toy from now through all of the games december 20th, and bins will be located near entrances. you will not search them out. >> reporter: you can see them as soon as you walk in. >> you almost trip over these does because so many people contributed thus far. players take them, they are not only buy some toys, to donate but they take boxes and binses that we collect, take them to the salvation army happening right here after the toy drive closes. we will be sure to show thaw as well. >> you guys are so in the holiday spirit here you are

having a special light she i understand. >> this is fun if you have not seen it before you have to come, this saturday's game tickets still available on philadelphia flyers.com. if you don't have them yet. basically every seat gets a wrist band and whole show is put to music, so holiday music , couple surprises, entire arena lights up, it is cool, makes for great memories , selfies, video, social media, whole thing fun and take bracelet home and still lights up. >> love it. >> again if you cannot make it to the game tonight there are two other games you can bring. >> three. >> three. saturday, monday and december 20th is last day of the toy drive. >> thank you so much. >> so if you are coming down here, bring that toy and make this christmas very special for a deserving, young child, you ukee and jessica, back to you. >> great night. >> thanks, both. if you cannot make it to the wells fargo certainty drop a toy off at our studios 1555 hamilton street in philadelphia for a full list

of drop off locations just visit cbs philly.com/toy fest. you can bring a toy thomas we take our holiday fest celebration to bethlehem our kate bilo and vittoria woodill will show you how they are celebrating holidays in christmas city tomorrow on "eyewitness news", it gets started at 5:00 o'clock. coming up next, a hollywood producer admits sexual misconduct even though no woman have come forward to complain. >> white house drama former reality star omarosa noise longer working for the president but did she resign or was she dragged out after setting off alarms. the war of word is up next. some people are saying that the new star wars movie is out of this world and it really will be when you hear and see where it will be screened when we

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omarosa resigned from her position. i will not go into a detailed process, any further then that >> now at 5:30 omarosa is no longer working as one of the president trump's top aid. today white house reports that she was forced out and now former reality star is speaking out. omarosa is disputing reports that she made a scene and had to be escorted from the building. >> she claims that she resigned after conversation with chief of staff john kill bye her concerns. correspondent nicki batiste has the inside story. >> reporter: omarosa newman says stories surrounding her departure from the white house are 100 percent false. >> difficult not cause a disruption. >> reporter: three sources tell cbs news mr. trump's cbs chief of staff informed her she was forced out of her communication job but could stay on until january 20th and say that she resigned. one time star, denies that she

was fired on good morning america. >> john kelly and i had a very straightforward discussion about concerns that i had, issues that i raised, and as a result i resigned. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news omarosa tried to renegotiate with kelly abe when that was not successful she tried to go to the white house residence where she tripped alarms and was escorted from the building. omarosa's official title was director of communication for office of white house public liaison and one of the president trump's top aid. she said some people had a problem with her 14 year relationship with mr. trump. >> certainly i have more access then most and people had problems with that. >> reporter: last night president trump tweeted thank you owe marosa for your service, i wish you continued success. omarosa says when it is time she will have quite a story to tell. nicki batiste for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". republican leaders could reveal final version of their sweeping tax reform plan as early as tomorrow. members of the house and

senate are aiming to have the plan on president trump's desk by christmas, but that time line could be in jeopardy. >> we're scraping... >> reporter: president trump expressed confidence republicans in the house and senate will pass the tax reform bill in the coming days >> i think we will get there. it will be a very short period of time. it will be the greatest christmas present that a lot of people have every received. >> reporter: combined bill would eliminate obama care mandate double standard deductions for individuals and married couples, and allow taxpayers to deduct a combined $10,000 from state and local, income and property taxes. >> there is a lot of give and take here in the end and we will get it done. >> reporter: negotiations hit a roadblock after florida senator marco rubio threatened to vote against the bill. he is pushing for an expansion on the child tax credit. >> we will continue to work with the senator, but we think we have made great stride and pretty historic movement in terms of the child tax credit.

we are very proud of that work >> reporter: mike lee says he is also on the fence, republicans can only afford to lose two votes and deliver the bill by christmas, which is what president trump has asked for. democrats stand unified against the bill arguing biggest wind fall would go to the wealthy and to corporations which received their taxes, cut to 21 percent >> huge debt on the back of the middle class and it also does not invest in infrastructure. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell says vote will happen on the final tax package next week, vice-president pence has delayed a planned trip to the middle east in case he is needed to break a tie. republican leaders believe they do have the votes though to pass the bill. it is unclear if arizona senator john mccain will be well enough to cast his vote on the tax reform bill. he is currently in the hospital. doctors are treating the 81 year-old for side effects from brain cancer treatment. mccain underwent surgery in mid-july to remove a blood clot in his brain after being

diagnosed with an aggressive tumor. former pennsylvania governor tom ridge is now back at home, doctors released him from a texas rehabilitation facility yesterday. ridge suffered a heart attack last month while attending a conference in austin, texas. the seven two-year old underwent an emergency heart procedure. ridge was also our first home land security secretary. residents of the newtown connecticut are marking a somber anniversary. five years ago today gunman opened fire on children and staff inside sandy hook elementary school killing 26. communities all across the country are holding vigils in honor of the victim while others including survivors of the tragedy continue their fight for strict gun laws. >> it doesn't go away but i also know that newtown residence work hard to chan that he will grief to do positive things. >> reporter: right now sandy hookies working on a design for a permanent memorial, to the victims, that will sit on

this 5-acre plot of land just a quarter mile from the new elementary school. harvey weinstein is denying allegations he sexual ly harassed and threatened selma heyey, they broke her silence in a piece yesterday from new york times saying weinstein threatened to kill her, requested her take a shower, requested to take a shower with her and made other inappropriate offers. the pair work together on the film, fritan a statement to u.s.a. today a spokesperson for weinstein says he denies all allegations and says others who witnessed the events have a different account of what transpired. quote i am part of the problem, that is what film maker morgan spurlock posted detailing his own past behavior of sexual misconduct. he says that woman accused him of rape while in college, he also wrote he thought encounter was consensual but says would the man believed it was rape. he also confessed to paying a settlement to a female assistant for sexually harassing her.

he wrote he will do better and be more honest with himself and others. a mega merger that is being said will shake up the entertainment world disney is buying most of the 21st century fox. it is one of the largest media mergers in history, combining the nation's largest and third largest studios. disney will reportedly pay five 2.4 billion dollars, fox assets that will come into the disney fold include its movie and cable networks but not its broadcast and news channels. special screening in space for some out of this world star wars fans, nasa says astronauts on board the international space station will get to see star wars, the last jedi, and won't of course be on the same big screen experience that the fans on earth will see but, the astronauts will watch the last jedi on a project error their lap tops. they will enjoy that. that would be fun. >> nice little bonus. >> indeed. >> philadelphia area students made compelling arguments at

2017 citizenship challenge. >> about 300, fourth and fifth graders competed at national constitution center, they were all finalist in the essay contest asking whether there should be term limits in congress. students made their cases, of a panel, including in front of the panel including former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, cynwyd elementary in montgomery county won grand prize of a thousand dollars. still to come on "eyewitness news" you know how you go into target for one thing and end up buying five other things you do not really need? you might soon be able to over order from home and get it quicker then ever. color purple is back in philadelphia we will talk to two of the actors about what makes this show an enduring favorite, kate. well, we're heading closer to the weekend and it looks like it will start out on a cold note, temperatures once again stuck in the 30's on saturday but they do rebound those temperatures on sunday, temperatures head back to the 40's as those temperatures

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holiday season is in full swing. >> and, cold isn't keeping people from lacing up their skates and heading out on the ice at cooper river park in camden county. >> meteorologist chelsea in gram joins us now from the rink with more holiday family fun, hi there, chelsea. >> i was just hanging out with you at the rink, it is a beautiful picture of your face on the wall, you look good, guy, let me show you mobile weather watcher. we brought that out here today , there is fresh snow on the ground. it is such a festive looking scene out here but it is chilly. and, tonight i have, camden county freeholder jeff nash, with me, so jeff, tell me a

little bit about what we have going on tonight. santa's skating until the background. >> yes, winter fest in camden county meaning we have winter fest program ice skating all during the week, skating lessens, we have our tree lit, we have a man nora lighting tonight and it is a great, great, fun time for all of the families in camden county. >> i will show you that lighting in the 6:00 o'clock hit but skating lessons can we talk more about that because, you know, maybe if you are not an avid skater. i'm not a avid skater. my husband isn't at all. that is a good idea for those intimidated they can come do that and when is that. >> we have skating every saturday, group lessens between 12 and 1:00 o'clock, it is a great opportunity for the young people to get together with their parents, grandparents to learn how to skate and to enjoy winter season. >> and skating rink is opened

until valentines day is that right. >> right now it is christmas season but we have skating all the way to a special event on valentines day. >> that just sounds so much fun. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> really nice evening tonight , it is cold. you have to bundle up. wear those layers. as we head in the next several hours temperatures will continue to drop in the 20's. we will be at 27 degrees by 9:00 o'clock or so in pennsauken but we will be completely dry. come on out, fresh snow on the ground, fire pits are lit, and there is holiday music playing and just very festive. we will have more in the 6:00 o'clock hit but for now back inside to you. >> all right, chelsea, take advantage of those lessons. >> yeah, right. >> it looks a little cold out there. >> yes. >> layer up and get out there. very festive. she's at the fire pits. >> yes. >> that is the key. >> well, very cold night but as chelsea said it is dry, wake up to that fresh dusting

of snow like this morning, beautiful out there. >> yes. >> trees, branches, road behaved okay, this camera mounted on top place one apartments in plymouth meeting and it is dark but traffic is moving okay at lee as well as it can be moving this time of the night across the plymouth meeting area toward schuylkill there as well, tomorrow, possibly not quite as good, as it is moving tonight because we do have the chance for snow making its way in just around the afternoon rush. lets check with our weather watchers they are always giving us their reports and you can see temperatures across the map here only in the 20's. wasn't that long ago we were seeing 60's and now 20's and it will be that way for a while. barbara lane in will he grove at 28 with the nice clear sky. twenty-nine heading out into new jersey and check with knoll pits 29 degrees, clear skies there as well and some photos from our eyewitness weather watchers this morning lynn sent this one of the snow at her house, she says holy

mack role again, you may be saying that, once again, tomorrow, some spots could see another chance for some light accumulation. so lets get into it and talk about what we can expect moving into your friday another chance for light snow just in time for yet another holiday fest for us here at cbs-3. christmas city in bethlehem but that is wrong part of the region looking for any kind of accumulating snow. i will tell you y storm scan three shows light snow showers lake effect stuff coming through great lakes but there is moisture across midsection and across deep south and this will lift from the south as we get in the day tomorrow. enough cold air in place it could produce a quick hitting system bringing snow to the region. question is, just how much will have a chance to fall before system moves out to sea overnight we will start with that turning mainly cloudy, 21 . many spots in the teens overnight. tomorrow is very cold, morning starts off quiet but watch what happens, you can see it here on our city skylandscape,

cloud and some light snow in the afternoon, 35 degrees is your friday high. timing this out through overnight hours tonight it is relatively quiet. a few cloud. tomorrow morning looks good but as we head toward midday hours at 1:00 we will see light snow showers working their way from the southwest, generally scattered snow showers around the city and suburbs but do i think there could be more northeastern progression then what we are seeing here but it did start to briefly intensify around 3:00 p.m., you can see deep purples. that will continue through evening commute four or five or six or 7:00 before pushing out to sea. saturday looks quiet, sunny, dry. what to expect? this is a quick hitting system mainly scattered snow around the city. cold enough any light snow showers could drop a quick coating or dusting and could lead to low visibility on the road as well so be safe traveling tomorrow afternoon. brief intensification off coast means best chance for accumulation will be near co south jersey and delaware.

here's what it looks like tomorrow afternoon, it is a quick hit of snow, light blue shading indication of the coating at most and then heading down to the south jersey and delaware there are a few spots that have a chance to see an inch, up to 2 inches here is good news gradual warming head our way still cold saturday but that cold lifts out sunday into monday and next week we may approach the 50's at lee one day and that day would be tuesday. your seven day forecast, very cold tomorrow with those scattered afternoon snow showers, saturday quiet, sunday cloud roll in nice weather machine for our toy fest and then rain showers possible tuesday that is a change of pay for the snow, highs back to 52. ukee and jessica, back to you. scuba santa made a big splash in camden today. >> he took a break from diving to visit children at cooper's regional children's hospital. he was joined by his helpers, young patients had an opportunity to tell scuba

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>> coup beyonce who runs the world it is all about girl power at this years sag, screen actor guild, announced all 13 award will be presented by women, as well as the two stunt award, handed out, beforehand. it doesn't stop there the show is getting a host for the very first time with kristin bell, stepping in, the show executive producer say thinks a unifying tool to use for women hoff been brave speaking up about sexual harassment this year. twenty-fourth annual award, airs live january 21st. and the ladies continue to shine oprah winfrey is set to receive the demill award at the seventh fifth annual golden globe award. it is gifted to an individual who has made an impact wouldn't world, of entertainment which oprah continues to do. with this oprah makes history becoming first african-american woman to left prestigious honor joining ranks of the meryl streep and, ukee, your cousin, denzel washington, just to name a few

the day has finally come star wars fans, last jedi he is in theaters but not film but the two stars, suckered into playing vanity fair's fear box. >> blindly touching dragons and a few other odd things. >> what is that. >> the amount of screams in this clip surpasses the entire month of screens in the star wars saga, that is your hot minute from becks today's 96.5 >> that last one was funny yes >> kristin bell, she was doing it, it was fun. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> reporter: three suspicious fires set overnight inside a cabrini university dorm, i'm joe holden, why investigators are looking at a crime that happened in the same location earlier this semester. also, accused killers, in court, face-to-face with family members of their

victims. what happened in the bucks county courtroom today in this case that made national headlines, kate? and we started the day with snow but now it is just a frigid thursday night, but our next shot of show was not too far off, i'll tell you which parts of the area sold see some accumulation helding in the weekend. plus a cow, on the prowl, now back on the farm, latest on the bovine that made two breaks this morning and the animal that, moved into her place, at a philadelphia nativity scene. at 6:00 o'clock here's is what happening detectives on a delaware county college campus investigating three suspicious fires inside of a dorm, tonight, shocked students are speaking out. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean, fires broke out at cabrini university, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us live from the campus with

exclusive details tonight, joe >> yes, jessica and ukee good evening, police are analyzing this entire case, there were three fires, in two bathrooms inside that dorm. i'm told they have conducted upward of 20 interviews and they have hundreds of hours of surveillance footage to go through. cbs-3 was there as radnor township police and delaware county detectives investigated three suspicious fires inside two bathrooms at this cabrini university dorm. sources tipped off "eyewitness news" thursday morning telling us it is believed they were intentionally set, and and lean i miller is editor and chief of the university newspaper. >> this happened just catches me off guard because i would never expected something like this to happen since our campus is a safe community for students. >> police said they were delayed, telling us that be in from cabrini reported the fires. >> radnor