door to door, out of 52 targeted suspects, the sheriff's office says nine are in custody. all taken, without incident. our other top stories on everyone's mine teeth chattering weather. >> record cold is blasting its way in the philadelphia region and just a reminder it is not winter yet. >> it is still autumn. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us at 69th street terminal to see how commuters are dealing with the deep freeze, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. i feel like it is warmer out here because sunnies up. but i don't know if that is psychological or not. i'm seeing breath in front of my face this morning. coming to you live from the 69th street terminal in upper darby everyone bundled up trying to rush to and from to get out of the coal weather. it is so-called philadelphia, montgomery county and burlington county of all issued a code blue alert to remind people to bundle up as they helped out the door this

morning. it is a brutal day waiting for a ride. this is the scene a across the delaware valley we are seeing it person after person with the big puffy coat, gloves, and scarves. they are all trying to keep every piece of skin covered here. here in upper darby it had been hovering right around 20 degrees all morning here and felt a whole lot colder i should say, sometimes 10 degrees colder then. that these are numbers not many people want to hear this early in the season but some are still taking it all in stride. lets take a listen. >> i have been bundling up, putting on extra layers. long johns, thermals, as soon as i get in the house i blast my heat to 8o it has been a cold fall, and it is not even winter just yet. >> reporter: back out here live at the 69th street terminal in upper darby, a lot of people i have been speaking to all morning long say that they are just happen that i they are not dealing with snow this morning. we are coming to you live from upper darby, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw

philly. >> all right, jan, thank you. all right. stuck out sky denning, good morning. >> i love the way you put that. >> i would not come out here by choice. if it was my decision. it is very cold, and, extra heavy coat, today, and, all of the common sense and you know to do it but you need to also know what to expect when you walk outside the door. this is very, very early for us to be seeing temperatures of this nature. currently, on storm scan three the last three hour loop has been empty devoid of activity. that clear sky meant we were able to drop easily overnight. but we keep saying it could be so much worse. look at the the temperatures reported currently here from pittsburgh to cleveland to the twin citieser with they are stuck in the teens. chilly when we factor in the wind. it is lighter then it was yesterday. with that said your current feels like values are right on par with where they ended up yesterday, eventually now that

the sunnies up and we get in the later part of the day we will see easing up on that wind and it will mean our feels like values and wind chills are more like the 20's. so yeah, it is still cold but it is harsh to put it that way. expect sunshine to last us all day to day and thinks a quiet pattern but a cold pattern. be ready and bundle up, vittoria. good morning, everyone. good thing is you tune into get ready for your commute outside. you will need prep. traveling on the schuylkill expressway 76 eastbound we are dealing with an accident compromising the ramp from south street to get on the eastbound side of the schuylkill and slowing things down on top of rush hour on top of sun glare. take a look at i-95 into center city southbound is slow out of the northeast down through the vine street expressway. northbound doing okay throughout the northeast but not great in delaware county. approaching the area of 322. expect the usual delays. i-95, schuylkill expressway, and definitely 476 and 422.

as we look at mass transit we are seeing delays manayunk norristown lines, they are having wire problems, 15 minutes there, 101 trolley, 102 trolley, all because of an accident in that area if you are traveling on the northbound side of the new jersey turnpike beyond hightstown still truck lanes are closed during overnight and early morning we had a serious accident involving three tractor trailers, one fatality was reported and they are investigating this accident, and take route 130 let's head back to the desk, erika. we have time lapse video that shows wall of lake effect snow that blanketed western new york. four deaths have been blamed on this storm. as don champion tells us people in the buffalo area are not in the clear just yet. >> reporter: overnight only the heaviest of machinery could get around buffalo, new york. >> plows can no longer plow the snow. there is so much snow it is like plowing a brick wall. >> reporter: paralyzing storm has already dumped more than 4 feet of snow in the area.

time lapse video from tuesday shows massive lake effect snowstorm moving on shore. four people have been killed related to the incident. >> we are stress to go people do not drive unless you absolutely have to. >> reporter: too often people who have ventured out of gotten stuck more than 140 vehicles are stranded on the new york state through way, a 132-mile stretch of the highway has now been shut down. overnight niagara university women's basketball team was rescued after being stuck on their bus for more than a day. >> i was just filling their water bottles up, fill them up with snow so that could melt and we could have water in the morning. >> reporter: even emergency crews are having trouble getting around. overnight fire fighters were forced to carry a patient through several feet of snow to the hospital blocks away. >> if someone calls 91 and there is 6 feet of snow on that street that ambulance will have problems getting there. >> reporter: the snow is expected to ease up today but

another lake effect snowstorm is expected on thursday. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> 8:06. good news for motorist all north bound lanes of the new jersey turnpike are reopened after that deadly accident in middlesex county. this is cell phone video showing fiery crashing involving three tractor trailer. it happened around 9:00 o'clock last night, in cranberry township. we have learn one person was killed in the crash, state police are still, investigating. now some new video from chopper three showing impact of the massive fire at a new jersey's oldest and largest farmers market. yesterday's blaze destroyed, building four as the columbus farmers market in springfield township burlington county. fire officials say firewalls installed in the 70's prevent it from spreading further. fortunately in one was hurt. produce row opened up as scheduled this morning. happening today, two more candidates have join the crowded democratic field in the race for philadelphia's

mayor. former philadelphia district attorney lynn abraham will officially launch her campaign today at noon. abraham was the the city's first female d.a. and longest serving district attorney in philadelphia's modern history. she has been in private practice since 2009. a few hours after a abraham's announcement state senator anthony williams will also join the race. two other candidates will also campaign, for michael nutter next year. democratic mayoral primary is in may of 2015. we are learning more this morning about the investigation in the death of coupe are health ceo and his wife. >> the courier post reports that john sheridan junior and his wife joyce were attack in their own home, on september 28th. tom wilson a family spokesmen for sheridan's sops released this statement. from the beginning we have said no one wants answers about our parent's death more than us. real answers will only come after a full, thorough investigation. we do not conn down releasing

information in a piecemeal fashion because of frustration with the process. and it is not helpful with getting to the truth about what happened to our parents. we are committed to getting to the truth, and that means we will not comment while the investigation is ongoing. well, tensions have escalated once again in the middle east following a deadly attack on synagogue in jerusalem. president obama is urging palestinian and israelis, to try to remain peaceful as israeli prime minister threatened their strong response, susan mcginnes has details from washington. >> reporter: today israeli security forces are standing guard in jerusalem, police are checking id's at the border, following tuesday's deadly attack on the synagogue in the holy city. >> worshipers return to the scene today to pray for the victim, sitting only steps from window pierced by bullets. >> and, use the meat cleavers,

knives and handgun to target health of morning prayers. police shot and killed the the attackers after they killed five people, including four rabbis, three of them born in the u.s. israelis and palestinians are now trading blame. pennsylvania palestinian president mahmoud abbass condemned the attack but called on israel to stop its provocations. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called abbass condemnation insufficient and promised retaliation. here in washington president obama is urging both sides to reject the violence. >> too many israelis have died and too many palestinians have died. >> reporter: in jerusalem israeli police arrested protesters in the gaza strip, dozens celebrated the the killing even handing candy to passers by. all while family members laid victims to rest. susan mcginnes for cbs news, washington. well, coming up at 8:10 new fall out for bill cosby as more explosive allegations are made against the comedian we

will have very latest when we come back. also ahead a crime caught on camera, police are searching for this man seen stealing a box of toys while holding a baby. then some big changes are coming to the largest mall. we will look at expansion plans at king of prussia mall. it is so cold you might feel nu mb out there if you don't have your gloves, hat, scarves, puffy coat. >> got to have that. >> yes, extra layer have of socks. >> or a extra puffy coat. you have the extra puffy like the kid from christmas story. >> oh, yeah. >> i remember that. >> i remember that. >> put your arms down at school, we will be right back. ♪i want it all!

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a brazen thief is caught in the act stealing a box of toys. "eyewitness news" spoke exclusively with lewis simons the the owner, police say the ups delivery man was only following instructions to leave the package at the front door but moments later, after that package was left a man in a red shirt coming from the right side of the screen carrying a child right there appeared on the same porch and walk off with that delivery. >> just the way it is right now is exactly how it was when i came home. his home was opened and other one down below was open. if i don't stop him and others like him from doing this they will continue to to it to other people. >> police are new trying to identify them and lewis simon has a note on her front door asking delivery drivers not to leave packages if no one is home. sugar house casino is getting some local

competition. philadelphia's second casino license will be awarded to developers of the proposed live hotel and casino. they plan to build the casino near stadium complex at packer and darren. holiday inn that sits on the property will be refurbish and expanded. the developers and many residents they say they are thrilled, however, others say that project will hurt neighboring economies. >> i'm outraged, very outraged. if they hadn't had censorship i would have made that outrage very public. >> we have hat a lot of community support, other ones we have to win over. we will win them over. >> there is still no word when construction will begin on the 425 million-dollar project. let's get traffic and weather together. katie, will it get cold tore day. >> it doesn't look like temperatures will drop. they are starting to rebound, thankfully sunnies up and that is helping that along here but you can tell by looking at win millions that the wind is blowing right now. thankfully not as pronounced

not just in atlantic city or anywhere else. we will notice it. it is not as harsh as yesterday was, so it is still there but just easing up here for us. lets go next to the live neighborhood network and show you what it looks like at whitefield elementary school. we have long shadows cast, since sun has basically just come up in the last few hours or so. but with that said if you are in the shadow it will feel very cold. it is cold regardless even in the bright sunlight that solar energy starts to wayne as the the year progresses or as we start to see the tilt of the earth or, you know, just the way the sun's angle hits us throughout the year of course, lets look at locally. we have bright sunshine but off to the northwest you have heard stories about ridiculous amounts of snow falling here across portion s of the great lakes. zero in on one particular community, buffalo, just south of buffalo typically where you see heavier snow bands picking up, a very classic belt area. but over last few hours that

particular band has lifted off to the north. over last hour we have seen three plus inches per hour worth of snow falling in some of these spots, so doing the math here you have seen that over course of two hours we have a half foot on the ground. this is one example of what it looks like out there. tough to tell what you are looking at but you can see shingles off in the distance, pathway carved out between these huge mound of snow, this came in just around that area i just showed you a few miles east of buffalo new york. we will say it again, it could be worse. 33 degrees is our high though back here in philadelphia with that wind starting to kick in as well, it is not as harsh tomorrow looking at sunshine out there and then we will head into friday another cold front comes through dry but will knock temperatures back yet again to the 30's. here we go again, vittoria. >> thanks, katie. good morning everyone w that sun comes sunshine you can see behind me, traveling on the schuylkill expressway making your way in to center

city philadelphia eastbound side is stacked and slow from western suburb all the way to the vine street expressway. westbound it loses up around montgomery drive but you are slow out of university down through the vine and then again throughout western suburbs from approaching the roosevelt boulevard and then all the way out through obviously area of gladwynn and conshohocken. looking at 476, you'll notice, it is not of you travel southbound but north bound we are seeing delays out of the gate of 95 through media, southbound you you are okay here but in the doing so great coming from the mid county tolls and commuting your way down through schuylkill expressway. lets talk mass transit, manayunk norristown lane has been experiencing delays all this morning of 15 minutes having some wire problems there but route 101 and 102 trolley hads been restored so back on time but speed sensors 13 on the schuylkill, one on i-95 southbound in the city, 17 on 476 and watch out for 42

and 95 in new jersey. netflix has scrapped plans to premiere bill cosby's new comedy special as the comedian faces more accusations of rape. latest comes from former super model janice dickinson. she told entertainment tonight that cost which drugged her at a home in lake tahoe back in 1982. when she woke up she said she was in pain and didn't have have her clothes. dickinson becomes third and mess high profile woman to publishly accuse cosby in the last week. cosby's lawyers have previously said they would not comment on the claims. new accusation from his pennsylvania attorney general kathleen cain about the e-mail scandal that brought down several top state officials. she said state workers estrange pornographic e-mails that included children and violent acts against women but she claims she's not allowed to investigate them. >> i'm being stopped from performing my duties as attorney general, my office is being stopped from certain investigations, and we are

being stopped from even telling why. >> she says four staffers have been filed and state supreme court justice resigned after an earlier batch of e-mails was released. crossroads of the world getting a lot brighter. >> we will show you late's digs to times square, but first here's what is coming up tonight on ththe cw philly.

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send us a a picture or message on twitter, facebook and instagram. use the hash tag cbs-3 there. they want to see your thoughts and try to get them on "eyewitness news" here on the cw philly. shoppers have reasons to be thankful for this the king of prussia mall is about to get bigger. >> how bit, "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry gives us a first look at the big plans. >> reporter: second largest mall in the country business to get bigger. king of prussia mall plans to add 50 stores and restaurants. >> this is real exciting project, i think linking the two retail project. >> chopper three was over the mall to show how it split between court and plaza this expansion will mean connecting both, something that shoppers have been wanting. >> that has been a must have for quite sometime, anybody that shops at king of prussia knows you pull, you can't remember, it is at the court or plaza or this is just making it one big space is certainly in the cards. >> reporter: linda a shinies a

retail expert from wharton business school, he says regional malls like king of prussia like to be fact full. >> while others have trouble maintain foot traffic. that is because of competition from mobile and on line shopping. >> some companies are having more or less challenging types particularly with competition from e commerce. >> reporter: shine says mall needs to embrace technology to attract shoppers. >> such as smart mirrors, ways to be fitted with technology when you walk in the store. >> reporter: the king of prussia a mall has started construction and many luxury retailers are expect to be added. the mall already brings in $1 billion in sales a year and new expansion will add 100 million-dollar more. something that local officials want to hear. >> hundreds of new jobs, millions of new revenue. >> reporter: after construction is completed the mall will have more than 450 stores but it will still be second largest mall in the

u.s. behind mall have of mar. the expansion is expect to be completed by fall of 2016. in king of prussia, syma a chowdhry for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> your eyes are like gulf balls. >> 2016. >> we will need segways, to get around in there. >> brilliant plan. >> they will need it. >> works for me. >> and kate tie by the way in the weather center. >> yes good we will take a short break, we will be back in a bit.

good morning i'm ukee washington. new this morning montgomery county authorities are on a sweep of parent accused of being late on child support payments. this video arrived at "eyewitness news" within the hour. sheriff deputies started the job before sunrise, knocking on doors. out of 52 suspects, the sheriff's office says nine are in custody and were taken without incident. more on these cold temperatures with kate, good morning. >> good morning ukee. you said it. that is our story. we have another bright sunny day unfolding but we have to factor in this chill before we walk in the door. sunglasses and lots of winter weather accessories. storm scan three is empty. we have high pressure on our side here and wind flow is shifting more. it is still sunny, cold. high hits 33 degrees.

when we factor in where we should be we are talking about 20 degrees below average here. still with the enough wind that it is noticeable. under some more cloud cover, we will drawn to 29 degrees. is there a little baby roller coaster riding on here. we have cold front crossing thursday. wye friday our temperatures are knock back. don't expect any wet weather out of that front but chilly wind will make a return and torey, our next rain comes by sunday. >> at least we have sunshine for right now. good morning, everyone w that sunshine we have some sun glare so be mindful of that, it is adding to the rush. traveling on the schuylkill expressway eastbound toward the vine street expressway definitely slow there and throughout your western suburbs, westbound you're delayed approaching the vine and also within your western suburbs. foreman i young norristown line they were experiencing 15 minute delays and they are getting that under control. it should run orr close to schedule. sixteen on the schuylkill. twelve on i-95. seventeen on 476. traveling kings highway new jersey though an accident at

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good morning erika and ukee. we just to have get used to this weather once again. we have not felt cold like this in quite sometime. because it is so cold philadelphia, montgomery county and burlington county in new jersey have all issued a code blue alert reminding folks to bundle up before heading out. a little more pep in the step for septa ride's cross the delaware valley wednesday morning as the mercury plunged to winter-like levels. >> i have been bundling up, i have been putting on extra layers, long johns, thermals, it feels like in the house i blast my heat to 80, it has been a cold fall and it is not even winter yet. >> reporter: no, not even thanksgiving with people in the parkas, fury hat and scarves nose high we are looking and feeling more like the new year. >> i have a thermal top on, a sweater, a hoodie, my coat. >> reporter: you are still cold. >> no, a ain't cold. >> reporter: folks taking train and bus at 69th street terminal in upper darby were trying to stay positive.

>> there is 4 feet of snow up in buffalo so don't complain. >> reporter: that is easier said than conn when you have a handfull of transfers and left wondering when your ride and warm will arrive. >> i was just trying to wait in my dad's car until the bus came but apparently he dropped me off early, so i'm waiting. i don't have that long, maybe five more minutes left so it is not that bad. >> reporter: long five minutes though right. >> yes, it is cold out here. >> i have another ride all the way up to feasterville. it is a little cold up there. >> reporter: after seeing that video out of upstate, new york a lot of people i have spoken with this morning they are happy they are dealing with the cold and not the snow. reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". do you need help staying warm? go to cbs philly.com. you'll find a cold weather survival guide that includes emergency links, ways to winterized your home and car and advice if you have to be

outside working in that extreme cold like our jan. lets get traffic and weather together and latest on this cold, katie. >> that is right, we are sending lots of warm thoughts your way this morning. i know that may not necessarily help very much but with that said we can expect to see some bright sunshine out there today. the problem is what looks to be a gorgeous start of the day, granted, it looks that way but when you tell outside as we have been reporting all morning long it will feel awfully cold. in fact if you look closely it lies like some of that wind is kicking in. the sand blow out towards sea here. so, yes, it is very chilly. the wind is not quite as pronounced as it was yesterday perhaps but it is still noticeable. storm scan three is empty though. we would be seeing snow if we had a system. it is simply cold enough that it would be strictly snow but as obviously that is not the case. however, notice your wind is still out there and it is still a noticeable breeze up to 15 miles an hour after all, up in the mount pocono region. 12 degrees is your current temperature. you hung tough there all morning long. so, no record there.

however, we did officially tie the record low in philadelphia, we hit 20 degrees throughout nine course of the 6:00a m hour. these are values that you need to be dressing for. looking back to what i just showed you here generally in the 20's in most spots it feels like the teens even at this hour. despite the fact that the wind is easing up, however, expect that it will feel no better than 20's across the board here today. so it is just as cold as yesterday although we will keep that sunshine for yet another day, vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. sunshine for us weather-wise is a good thing but traffic wise it is not that great because it is definitely adding to the rush with that sun glare. so it is slowing things down just a bit, heavier then what we would usually see. traveling on the ben franklin bridge we are seeing delays a approaching mid span as you make your way down toward eighth and vine. once you get to the vine street expressway you'll find delays to and from the schuykill expressway and take a look at this on 76 if you are traveling in the westbound direction between vare and university we do have an accident which is blocking the

left-hand lane, sun glare bouncing off the windshield. adding insult to injure. heading out of south philadelphia, that will affect your commute. is 12 your average on the schuylkill expressway. eleven on i-95. thirty on 476. big delays on 422 out of the area of oaks down to 202. even traveling on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike. traveling man i young norristown line, they were having some earlier wire problems. things are running honor close to schedule. we will continue to keep you updated on those delays, ukee. >> vittoria, thank you. lets look live above columbus market in burlington county where a four alarm fire left one building in ruins. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us at that farmers market in springfield township with more on that, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and erika, since we last spoke you can see fire crew is a arrived on the scene here. there is smoke coming from that structure. something flammable up a against the wall inside not

posing any danger. it is a hot spot. a bit smokey in the air. a pol guys for that. all this have after yesterday's fire, a four alarm fire that damage much of the building four, and not much else in this complex. as smoke billowed out of windows and flames from the roof the fate of the columbus farmers market hung in the balance. >> walk up from the wawa, we're just waiting to see what is going on. >> reporter: business owners watched and waited as within of the delaware valley's oldest and largest flea markets came under fire. all hoped their shop would be spared but those in building four got bad news. >> we don't know what they will do. they have outside where it will be opened, if in the because we have a location out idles. >> reporter: four alarm fire which required 150 fire fighters to keep contain left

heavy damage and only in that one section of the mark. fire officials say firewalls helped as the weather hampered. >> cold weather and winds were a big issue on this. it gave the fire a good head start. >> reporter: while many merchants lost everything including business at their busiest time of the year fire officials are giving thanks ahead of the holiday that the market was closed and in one was injured. >> had it been a busy thursday or a thursday of thanksgiving, tremendous amount of people there, sheer chaos. >> reporter: you can see again the extensive damage to that building number four which appears to be a loss. the place. of the firewall helped stop the flames from spreading. now the fire is being investigated by state nair marshall and burlington county fire marshall and springfield township police. fire crews on the scene tend to go a hot spot inside that

structure where some smoke is billowing through. once again pro tuesday row on the opposite side of this complex will be opened, as scheduled, at 7:00. live from burlington county, nicole brewer, "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> nicole, thank you. atlantic city casino workers will protest plans to close trump taj mahal this evening. the the casino says it will shut down december 12th if hotel and restaurant union members don't drop an appeal of the court ordered cost saving package. the that closure would put 3,000 taj mahal employees out of work. now to ab "eyewitness news" exclusive a disturbing discovery in the north philadelphia home, police responded to the 2100 block of heyworth street november 7th. they found 89 year-old lying on the box spring with no mattress, severely mal nourish and abused. she was taken to the hospital but died on saturday. forty-eight year jane dombrowski was living with the elderly woman and had power of

attorney. >> i can't believe that people actually behave that way, you know, you hear about crap like that and you see it on tv, and say to yourself i don't know anybody like that. little did i know difficult. >> dombrowski is behind bars on $2 million bail. she's facing charges of aggravated, simple assault and recklessly endanger another person and neglect of care. central bucks west high school well soon hire a new head football coach. school officials fired brian hensell after a hazing scandal involving the football program. hazing investigation first came to light last month. hensell will stay on as a teacher at the high school. the suspension of his assistant coaches had has been lifted but their future with the football program will be decided once a new you head coach is hired. 8:38. video showing a family's dog

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seven months ago hoping to cure crippling stomach pain. >> once you cut out the gluten how did you feel. >> fabulous. immediately. >> reporter: gluten is a a protein found in wheat which humans have been eating for thousands of years. now a third of american adults are trying to cut from it their diets. about within percent have celiac disease and gluten can damage their intestines but the rest run the gamut. >> 14.99. >> reporter: lynn shooter owns a gluten free store in new york and hears a whole range of complaints. >> everything from being tired all the time, acne, infertility, ibs. >> sales of the gluten free food are expect to stop $15 billion by 2016. doctors are scrambling to figure out why. >> sit a diet fad or are there legitimate health concerns a associated with it. >> i believe that there is a little bit of both. >> reporter: doctor steven lamm ace people may be more sensitive to gluten because is

there more of it. >> it appears that the wheat products from thousands of years ago probably had less gluten, then they do right now. >> reporter: doctor lamm says more research is badly needed but misty says she has all of the proof that she needs. >> in doubt at all and i'll never go back. >> reporter: she has learn to cook a gluten free version of just about everything. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". suspect drunk driver plows in the california convenient store, hits a man inside and the entire thing is captured on camera. this happened yesterday in more reno valley, and the driver, daniel hernandez, a actually tried to apologize to the man he hit. the 60 year-old was treated and released from the hospital. his daughter believes he wasn't more seriously hurt because he works and stays in shape. well, in new york it seems like everything is bigger, brighter, and more expensive. >> yes, so true. now one of the world's largest and most expensive digital

billboards is looming large overtimes square. correspondent lauren lister takes a look. >> reporter: the lights over crossroads of the world are shining even brighter, as a new monmouth digital billboard capped an intense glow over new york city's times square. >> it is amazing, absolutely a amazing, it is huge. >> reporter: mega screen is about the size of the football field, it takes you have a whole city block and is eight stories high. >> it makes it all that much more better, and all that much more energy that it is up that is new york. >> reporter: officials flip the switch tuesday night, bright lights and big billboards have always been one of times square biggest draws, it is a place where advertisers spent millions of dollars, to bombard their audience with their messages. >> we have anywhere from 300,000 to 450,000 people a day walking through times square which is why it is a haven for advertising. >> reporter: this enormous billboard using lateness lighting technology with

24 million led pixels, the picture is said to be even better than the best h.d.t.v sets. for now visitors will see art animation on the screen, next week, google debuts as the first advertisers, reportedly spending millions to display ads through the end of january. in new york, lauren lister "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> let's bundle up if you watch that thing today, katie. >> oh, yeah. >> the entire northeast is just stuck in the chill right now but it is at least dry, quiet. we will end up with a quiet pattern next couple of days. lets check with our weather watcher network. we will start off here east of reading where michael troutman sent in full sunshine, 24 degrees out in douglassville. i love his comment my mom thinks 37 in tampa right now is cold. ha. that is a fairmount. for florida though 37 is pretty cold. for us this is also obviously very chilly.

lets go accredits delaware river where allison sent in, 21 degrees. send yours your profile picture. bright sunshine in cherry hill. it is still cold but we have sunshine going for us. will lets look further south into delaware around tri-state area another profile picture missing. jayson up load your picture, we want to see you. 26 degrees is a temperature and his wind is checking in at 11 miles per hour. so, you know we are basically just looking at that making it feel more like it is down in the teens in most locations here this morning. but, thank you to our weather watchers. keep those reports coming. lets go take a look at what this will mean for the rest of our day and rest of the week for that matter. we will continue to keep high pressure on our side at this point. you don't even have one cloud. i mean you will have a hard time finding much cloud cover here today, so that at least is something that we have going for us, but we will continue to hear about the lake effect snow, the wind that we feel here that is knocking our wind chills back here, it is also, helping to create some of the lake effect, if you know anything about this, all this is it is

the wind moves over the lakes and you get that snow, produced as a result. that is long and short of it here and it continues to bring feet of snow just to some those typical belt area. it could be worse obviously. future feels like values tells this story pretty well here. as of the rest of this morning we're generally talk that it feels more like the 20's or the teens. then we will hit about 11:00 a.m., noon or so or feels more like 20 degrees around philadelphia. it is a little bit less harsh then yesterday we could not break out in the teens in most spots but we will get to you 24. how is that. that is best we can do here today. again, it is better for us, and we will expecting, to see that sunshine. >> and with that sunshine we will see sun glare affecting your commute but first lets talk about what you you are dealing with if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway. we are definitely finding volume as a result of sun glare, rush hour and also, an accident situation which is blocking the the left-hand lane as you commute between

the area of vare and university. you will notice backup behind this accident is pretty severe. anyone heading out of south philadelphia down through the vine street expressway you'll fine traffic. you'll find it heading further west making your way throughout the western suburbs and eastbound throughout the the area if your western suburbs and approaching the vine. on both sides of the schuylkill every where. traveling on the i-95 in the southbound direction out of the northeast down through the vine we are seeing slow downs, northbound i-95 your heavier delay will be as you a approach 322 in delaware county. look at these pockets of red all over the the 76 area is affecting the roosevelt boulevard southbound so expect problems there, and 13 is your a average on i-95. thirty-two on 476. 422, pennsylvania turnpike westbound, the usual. we also have, it was a dump truck that has spilled its load on the river road which is closed at pleasant valley road. your best alternate would be to take route 32, that is traveling throughout montgomery county. the good news is pennsylvania mass transit is all back to

normal. owe definitely leave you with a bright spot there, ukee. >> vittoria, thank you. last night's deadly crash on the new jersey turnpike is under investigation this morning. >> chopper three over the clean up, early today all lanes of the turnpike are now opened, one person was killed in a fiery crash involving three tractor trailer ash 9:00 o'clock last night. north of exit eight in middle town county. >> john sheridan junior and his wife joyce. courier post report that the couple was attacked before their home was initially set on fire last september. >> netflix says it has canceled bill cosby's stan up comedy schedule for later this movement cancellation came hours after former model janice dickinson claimed cosby sexually assaulted her in the early 80's. we will be right back.

unusual dog with an usual fear is working his way around it in an unusual way. >> as jeanie moose shows us people on you tube are just loving it. >> what is a dog to do when scared to walk through a dog way. this is the story of a pit bull, who puts his fear behind him by going in backwards. his name is kato, spanish for cheese, weird owe kato.

>> my husband and i are like what is he doing. >> reporter: she says when they moved into their new house in auston, texas their shelter dog refused to go into any of the upstairs bedrooms, except for their. and that one, he had to force himself to enter, backwards. >> he had has come up with this little genius technique to overcome the fear and it works for him and it is awesome. >> he is being called a moon walking pit bull in the style of michael jack son. his owners don't think it is actually the doorway that scars him, they think it is the floor. something about transitioning from the slippery hardwood to carpeting, but once he gets in. >> does he back out the door. >> no, going out the door, from exiting he is just fine he goes straight. i can't explain it. he is a weirdo. >> happy weirdo with tail wagging as he backs in. there is no hint of trauma

involving doors or boost in his past. for his perseverance, we have pronounced kato the rocky of pit bulls. rocky knows a thing or two about jogging backwards, and bet boxer and pit bull, shine at the top of the stairs. jeanie moos, new york. >> hey yah kato. >> how about that. >> well, you like rocky. >> i like it and kato they are both wonderful. >> that ways a great story. 8:53. >> absolutely, we want to take you back in time here over the course of the 6:00 o'clock hour. we hit a couple records my friend reading and georgetown have new record for this take, in philadelphia we have tied it officially when we hit 20 degrees. even if it was just for 25 minutes or so. we still hit it. we have it, again, a tie out

there vittoria. >> still chilly, kato. >> ninety-five southbound from the northeast to the vine street expressway and look at these speed sensors. twelve on i-95. eighteen on the schuylkill. twenty-seven on 476. good news almas transit back to normal. >> thananks, variety tore y thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at cw philly. for more local news weather traffic and sports we are always on for you at cbs philly.com. >> check out talk philly at noon on cbs-3, we are back in 30 seconds with one more check of the traffic and weather together. we will be right back

good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. still no word on just what spark a massive blaze at new jersey's oldest and largest farmers mark. chopper three over the columbus farmers market in springfield burlington county this morning. multi alarm fire, charred building four at the building market yesterday afternoon. in one was hurt though. the market's produce row did open as scheduled this morning. lets get your forecast with katie she's in the weather center and the cold just keeps on coming. >> it doesn't look like we will get a chance to approach seasonal temperature here until we hit weekend if you can believe it but that said it is patterning quiet. no storms in sight here for days but we will keep full sunshine and that is the story on storm scan three. totally empty.

we like it when it is totally empty but because of the clear skies those temperatures drop easily. now we have a couple new records for the morgue and books. sunshine, and cold, you know, that is the the duo headlines here for to us day, temperatures should officially hit 33. but won't feel any better than 20's because we still have at least a modest wind that will make it feel colder. 29 degrees later on tonight we will climb up to 45 tomorrow. decent rebound here but we will get right back in the 30's slashing temperatures in the wake of our latest frontal boundary. a nice little warm upcoming our way but comes with the price and new testimony to track by then. vittoria. >> good mornings, we still have unglare from all that beautiful sunshine. it will affect your rush hour commute, slowing things down your average is just more than what they would normally be. southbound i-95 delayed out of the northeast down to the vine. northbound i-95 you'll fine delays in delaware count a approaching 322. thirteen on the schuylkill. look at those pockets of red

affecting southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard. eleven on i-95 out of the northeast. twenty-two on 476. also on tap for debris in the road closing river road and pleasant valley, your best alternate route 32. no delays for mass transit, quarter. that is "eyewitness news" for now. talk philly is

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