cbs-3 "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us there and cleve we checked in with you, saw some snow coming down, still seeing it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the snow still falling very light stinging snow that hits your face, the winds blowing maybe about five to 10 miles per hour, with some gusts bigger than. that will beyond me, this is route 206, one of the main arteries getting in and out of trenton, not very much travel going on right now we ceo casually few vehicles. we do see few plows that aren't actually plowing the streets, but going to different parking lots throughout this area. we're at the quick check on 206, actually, right here in hamilton township. and every once in a while somebody pops in to get some coffee, and they have to go somewhere. we actually came across a team of newspaper delivery. we have a boyfriends and girlfriend, this is troy and behind him is arlene. what's it like driving around this morning trying to deliver paper? >> pretty slippery. if i didn't have to be out i wouldn't. my advice to everyone is to stay home if you absolutely

hey, cleve?er: good morning, i'm live in pennsauken, at one of the busiest commuter routes headed into philadelphia. coming up i'll gave you a live report on the road conditions and we'll also hear from the person who overseas public works for camden county to find out how well prepared they are for this winter weather. okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >> okay, official pole, who went out and get the milk, the breds, the eggs? a lot of folks out stocking up including getting the favorite smacks. last night, we have the scene here at wegmans in cherry hill, new jersey, if you've not already gotten to the store, katie tell us good few hours before the heavy snow starts falling also, ukee, you mentioned filling up the gas tank? >> a lot of folks at the gas stations yes

reporting live in hamilton township i'm cleve bryan cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right, cleve, thanktake our team coverage over to the philadelphia international airport, whole lot of nothing going on it seems. a loft travelers stranded hoping to make it out of town today. >> that's nicole brewer checking in right now. nicole good morning. >> reporter: we were at a whole lot of nothing. i think we've increased to a little bit of something here this morning at philadelphia international airport. basically, right now as you mentioned, all pretty much all of the flights are canceled, give or take, a few actually out of delta. but we have seen some activity, andy speak with airport spokeswoman, diane gerace few minutes ago she said they did meet at 6:00 for that conference call, they're going to talk to the airlines in that meeting discuss if maybe they can restore some of the flights. meantime, take a look behind me. you can see some passengers are arriving, many of them to try to see if they can maybe go on stand by, get out on a flight that's departing. i mentioned couple of flights o

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us now in pennsauken, cleve? >> see the snow there too. >> reporter: good morning, the snow's been coming down in the last hour, probably, the heaviest that we've seen all morning, but still it is really not that bad. we look here on the sidewalk, you can see, it is just a light dusting and on the roadways, we don't see any of the snow sticking. this is the product of all of the hard work put into the -- preparing the roadways, in advance, we know there was 2600 trucks at the state level that were going around, in camden county, 70 pieces of equipment, put into use to make sure that roadways are here on route 38 and 70, heading into philadelphia, are as clear as possible, little while ago i spoke with the free hole nerve charge of public works, to find out how well prepared they are for this entire storm. >> very well prepared. we had people coming in over the weekends, start loading trucks, that way not rushing around this morning this morning, doing pre treat of the roads with brian solution, so makes it little

reporting live in pennsauken, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you cleve. >> all right, want to check in on the snow and how it is affecting roads now different part of the area over in the northwest suburbs. >> jan carabeo right there on the right side of your screen in warminster. jan, good morning. >> good morning little different shot here. roads are wet. for time this morning those roads were actually snow covered. coming to you live from county line road and york road here in warminster bucks county. but so much traffic has pick up at this time. so many salt trucks have gone through. putting salt down that roads are pretty much clear at this intersection at this point. all it be they may be little slippery. definitely keep that in mind if you're here in bucks county penndot has 400 trucks ready to go, yesterday busy pre treating roads with salt and brine, they have 90 tons of salt to work, with rotating on 12 hour shifts people we spoke with today say it might be little slick. by and large not tough way into work. >> take a listen. >> i'm head today work right now.

reporting live from mount laurel i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will be following that story, cleve, thanks very much. >>> welshing family and friend gathered to say good bye to shane montgomery. the 21 year-old's funeral was held the saint john the baptist church in manayunk today. shane, of course, disappeared in the early morning hours of thanksgiving, after leaving a baron main street. divers recovered his body from the schuylkill river last saturday. >>> and new tonight the the gloucester county prosecutor's office will not press charges against franklin township police officer who struck and killed ten year-old matthew mccloskey on december 28th. their investigation determined matthew ran into the officer's path and the crash was a tragic accident. the officer was traveling at least 20 miles above the speed limit which is 50 miles an hour in that area his lights and sirens were not on that is policy when responding to a non-emergency call. in light of this crash authorities will review that policy. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is breaking her si

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in bridgeton with the very latest there cleve. >> reporter: well, dozens went peacefully in and peacefully out of this meeting at the bridgeton municipal complex. state leaders called together everyone because they want to call for patients as a community awaits answers in the death of jerome reid. >> don't move, don't move. >> reporter: dash cam video release had this week has in the resolved debate when bridgeton officer were justified, shooting passenger jerome reid to death during a traffic stop on december 30th. officer daves told read not to have move but reid decided to get out of the car and the the office are opened fire. >> should have just stayed in the car and did what the cops said. >> i think it was a bad idea on the police department asking a guy had his hand up. >> reporter: mindful how police involve shooting tore ferguson, missouri part last year albert kelly called a meeting of city and religious leaders friday afternoon call for peace. >> we all wish events of that night had never happened but it has happened

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in atlantic city for us tonight with more, cleve? >> reporter: chris, atlantic city mayor don guardian made some space for this new emergency management team next to his office on the seventh floor. they arrived amid concerns about job cuts. they maintain streets keep neighborhoods safe, and educate young mind. public employees that all have a stake in atlantic city's future. >> we're very concerned about the loss of jobs. >> reporter: since governor christie announced last week that an emergency management team has control over atlantic city, public employees have been wondering about job security. teachers union contract cannot stop layoffs and there are several hundred staff members without tenure protection. >> we certainly don't want jobs cut and we don't want important programs cut because our children need to be the priority. >> reporter: school board president john devlin says he and the superintendent have a meeting with the state commissioner of education on thursday to get clarity on how decisions will be made. >> cuts ac

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us now in trenton mercer county with a situation out there. good morning cleve. >> good morning, snow is coming down very steadily, but such a light snow flies all around. see right behind me, route 206, one of the main otaries in and out of trenton less than inch of snow on the ground. not seen single plow truck private plows going from location to location to clear out some of the parking lots and this shows you just how light the snow is beyond me see some of the contractors just using leave blowers to blow it off the sidewalk, it comes up that easily, not breaking their backs with shovels this morning. do see an inch or so in the trenton hamilton township area, and that travel ban is in effect until at least daybreak governor's offers says after daybreak they'll reassess the situation. stay updated on whether or not you'll be able to get to work this morning. reporting live in hamilton township mercer county, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> leave blowers, good to see. if you are taking the train today, amtrak service affected by

i'm cleve bryan. i'll tell what you low fuel costs mean to our local businesses. >>> i'm willing to meet my creator, and ask for every shot that i took. >> hometown favorite bradley cooper stars in the oscar nominated american snipper ukee washington talks with cooper about the movie and physical transformation about the roll. >>> new at 6:00 o'clock tonight students for selma grass roots effort to give school aged kid free tickets to an important film. that story is >>> i'm jessica dean at 5:30. penn state is giving back 112 football team wins vacated because of the jerry sandusky child molestation scandal. the this is part of the settlement the with the ncaa. new deal directs a 60 million-dollar fine to address child abuse to be spent within pennsylvania. >>> police release new video showing a suspect approaching his shooting victim in north philadelphia. fifty-six year-old kim jones was shot and killed tuesday at 12th and jefferson street around 9:15 in the morning. >>> eighty-six year-old driver's

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in mount holly with more on what happened, cleve. >> reporter: chris, new details today investigators say that dorvilier had items on her for lighting a fire and she made several attempt to mislead a witness about the burning baby including saying it wasn't hers. scene by jail hyphernkemberly darnviller made her first a court a appearance after ago rested for murder of her new born daughter. the she left her pemberton home have after giving birth in a bathroom. then drove the baby a couple miles to a dark road to kill her. >> wrapped the new born in a towel and lifted the towel and infant on fire. >> reporter: according to court document dorvilier had wd40 spray and lighter on her. eyewitness dave joseph saw the fire out in front of his house but told it was burning dog waste. when he saw what was really burning documents say dorvilier claimed it is not my baby. >> essentially interrupted in the act of committing the crime by the gentlemen. >> reporter: investigators found a bloody rag and blood trail leading from the back of dorvilier a's home

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us from trenton with more now, cleve. >> chris trenton got more snow then a lot of place necessary new jersey. about 4 inches. the the road crews have been able to scrape it down to the pavement but you can see on the sidewalk where they pushed it to the curve quite a bit of snow had to be removed. certainly not a crippling effect but a significant one in mercer county. it was a dicey morning in trenton as steady snow made it tough to drive and even walk. >> i don't know, it is bad, i hope it clear up soon. >> reporter: as storm petered out and you could hear shovels scraping the sidewalks. with just a few inches of snow to clean up, businesses are trying to make something of the day. >> as long as the customer come, we will stay opened. >> reporter: were you getting any customers. >> believe it or not they were here by the time they opened. >> reporter: while business district had some activity, all was quiet near state house. non-essential state workers went home monday afternoon and didn't come in at all today, not good for businesses whos

in court or at the state thousands make sure some good comes from little edmond's death n marlton, cleves news". >>> well, 600 unsafe structures are coming down in camden, new jersey. the the new jersey department of community affairs a announced the demolition project, earlier today. phase within of the project will start with the demolition of 62 abandoned and unsafe buildings in the whitman park, and crammer hill neighborhood. >>> new at 6:00 tonight philadelphia archbishop chaput reveals more details about pope francis's visit to philadelphia on september 26th and 27th. "eyewitness news" caught up with the archbishop as he launched 2015 catholic charities appeal today. archbishop chaput the hosting the pope during world meeting of families says he has three items on his agenda a. >> sure, i know there will be a stadium vice witt young people and grand parents. there will be a festival of families on the parkway and on saturday night and there will be a mass at the same venue on the parkway on sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. >> archbishop chaput says he is heading to rome to meet up

in atlantic city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia is renowned for its history, great food and shopping. >> still ahead the city of brotherly love was named just one of the best shopping destinations on the planet. we will tell you why it is considered a shoppers paradise kathy. >> on storm scan three we are in the clear, sunshine for now, we will see how long, and then we can end storm is brewing, so is what best time to be outside we will look at the seven day. >>> plus time to party like a founding father, we will tell but a big birthday bash that is happening this weekend. plus leslie. >>> short turnaround for flyers back in action against vancouver tonight and another change in goal for orange and black. ray emery gets the start y did craig beruby make the change. i will tell ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ a

cleve's son cole, too, gone with several others. >> there was just dead silence.sitting there looking and a thousand things went through my mind. the very first one was, they're all dead. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> this is on mt. hood on the south side, about 800 feet from the peak. we have seven people down, possibly four injured. they fell into the crevasse. >> the news is more grim that cleave thinks. nine people, not seven, have fallen in. and if it only were just injuries. harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying next to him. >> i thought he was just knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did whatever i could

chris van cleve for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a long waited trial about to begin for one of the allegedhind the boston marathon bombing. tomorrow jury selection will begin in the case of so car tsarnaev accused of of conspiring with his late brother to plant two bombs near the marathon finish line. three people were killed. more than 260 others were injured. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> president obama is back in washington after a two week holiday vacation in hawaii. the president's public schedule picks back up on tuesday when he meets with the president of mexico and also going to travel later in the week to michigan, arizona and tennessee. >>> pope francis he's chose chosen 15 new cardinals the second time he's appointed cardinals since being lecked. the names will be announced during a meeting on valentine's day but thecoma from 13 different countries much last year he installed 19 cardinals. the choice of cardinal is important. cardinals under 80 will vote for his successor. >>> facebook mount mark zuckerberg reveals his new year's resolution to read more book

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in mace landing with more, cleve. >> reporter: hamilton township police say aaron johnson was arrested late last night. he had been misrepresenting himself on social media and over the weekend they say he sexually assaulted a 12 year-old boy. an alleged child predator is behind bars. hamilton township police say 23 year-old aaron johnson of mace landing used social media to lure at least two boys. early sunday morning a boy whose family lives near cologne avenue report that had johnson sexually assaulted him. police say the parents found out by looking at birth's phone. >> that got everything started when the the parent found the information on the phone but the juvenile ultimately told the mother immediately and told the police what happened. >> reporter: according to police the child had a cell phone without services but using wifi accessed social media application, kik. johnson toll the boy he was younger than his real age of 23 over the weekend they met up, and that is when the sexual assault occur. >> they made arrangements

here's "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. >> january 2014, to january 2015, governor chris christie's moved on from bridge gate apologies to awkward man hugs many are fighting for accountability. >> now it is time to finish the job. >> reporter: new jersey state senator say march 5th they will vote to override christie's veto of the reform package to the port authority of new york and new jersey. the third was at center of the traffic jam scandal at the george washington bridge. law makers in both states voted to clean up the agency only to have their governor's veto. >> they announced the veto on a sat say day evening between christmas and new years. i expect with the hope that their action was not draw a a great deal of public scrutiny. they were wrong. >> reporter: democrats say more transparency will prevent a abuse at the port authority. the christie has been criticized for approving a contract for a company connect to dallas cowboys owner jerry jones who paid for a trip so christie could attend a c

i'm chris van cleve in new york. >> attack at 17th and callowhill and the victim is in the hospital. >> learning more from health officials about the new hepatitis-a diagnosis in mercer county. authorities say the two latest victims ate at rosa's in hamilton township. kitchen work their had the virus in november. >>> the first funeral for victim of the airasia crash has already taken place but the search continues for more than 150 victims still missing. jetliner crashed in the java sea sunday. so far more than 20 bodies have been recovered. >>> and illinois man finds a car partem bed in the his own arms decades after a crash back in 1963. arthur involved in a head on collision. thirty-five years later he walked through a metal detector and saw a large metal object stuck in his arm. he saw doctors but they didn't know what it was. last week, he lift add concrete block and his arm start today swell. he went into surge have i and the surgeon pulled out a seven-inch turn signal. >> that is most unusual haven't seen one like that before. went back to look at the old pictures every my wre

as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us tonight the measure would ensure health insurance coverage for families of faller first responders. >> reporter: it has been seven weeks since cinnamon son fire fighters christopher hunt are died and his presence is still strongly felt throughout the department he/for more than 20 years. >> fit happened in this department he was involved in it. >> and to try to bridge that gap it has been just a lot. >> reporter: hunter's wife has also had a lot the to deal with including losing health insurance. >> she had went to the doctor's office with her son and found out that there was in health insurance. >> reporter: on november 15th lieutenant hunter died at home from cardiac arrest after completing a shift. officials say because of the 38 year-old died within 24 hours after a shift, his death is considered active duty rather than in the line of duty. that means his family lost his health insurance and has to pay $1,700 a month for cobra coverage. the lawmakers will consider a bill to allow families of the fire fighters, police and emt's wh

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in hamilton township. how is it looking there. >> chris still light steady snow. the treatment is doing its job on route 206. this is a very popular way for people to get in and out of, trenton, a lot the left earl ter day where we will see some volume, and officials and people telling people to get home and stay home. >> we're not going out. and. >> reporter: warm, bowl of soup in the broad street diner and prepare for a snowstorm. >> i hate, i have no love for it. pretty hot in the trees i can do without the rest of it. >> reporter: everyone has to get ready. groceries and gas are popular items a at quick check on olden avenue. >> it is pretty bad out here. everybody is doing their best to prepare. >> we will deal witt. we are central new jersey. we are tough. >> reporter: throughout the afternoon, activity pick up at state's mergecy center. parts of the new jersey are getting 2 feet have snow but equally concerning in some area is the win. there could be white out conditions near the shore as well as dr

i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> you can help john by donating money to the evesham townshipire department, you can find their contact information on our web site at cbs philly.com and some great news right now the fire department tells us that they have received already more than $1,500 in donations since they fired aired this story yesterday. lets keep it going. >> that sound great. >>> sisters are competitive by nature but this next story may be too much. stephanie and yellie gave birth to healthy baby girls yesterday morning at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. when one sister started having contractions the other rode with her to the hospital and then she went into labor. first baby was born 8:15. second entered the world 15 minutes later. both bait day parties for cousins margaret and arlet will be twice as nice. how about that. >> you know they will grow up thick as thieves. >> so true. >> same birthdays good i haven't heard that in a while, so true. >>> the people have spoken we have word on the big winners of the peoples choice award. >>> women turns th

in pemberton township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meantime one person is dead after aoke out inside of the montgomery county apartment complex. that fire startedded around noon time at 4:30, investigators later found body inside the unit the at linwood garden apartment in chelten ham township. >> wonderful safe place to live, and i was so or toy hear that someone per ish in the fire. >> fire crews work for most of the morning, extinguishing smoldering debris around that building, the identity of the victim has in the yet been released and cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> police in upper merion township have charged two brotters with stealing storm grates from parking lots, 36 year-old brian, and 38 year-old john, junior, are accused of stealing 13 iron storm sewer grates from upper merion township. police say they confessed to similar thefts in urn ising counties and police say the receipts show that over 1,000 grates were sold for about $9,000. it will cost $500,000 to get all of those grates replaced. >>> skies are mostly cloud a cross the delaware valle

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan was there. >> reporter: governor chris christie's fifth state of the the state address was largely a five-year recap since taking office. he spoke about bipartisan pension reform and property tax cap in his first term. >> i renew my commitment to new jersey today to make the lives of our citizens more prosperous, more healthy and better educated and truly optimistic. >> reporter: christie issued a challenge to law make tours lower taxes for businesses. >> we will not win the the fight to keep and create good paying jobs for our middle class families in new jersey unless we lower taxes. >> reporter: governor gave big compliments to improvements in camden, and he spoke at length about helping those struggling with drug abuse. he made light about speculation about running for president will distract him from doing his job for governor. >> by the the way i'll be standing here in one year. >> for some reason i see less applause on this side of the room, i don't understand. >> reporter: after the the speech, no cheers from democrats. >> i

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has details from willingboro. >> unaudible. >> reporter, the equipment the uniform and more importantly being brave. >> super brave. >> reporter: john's battle for his life against a glee home a a rare illness that required removing a tumor from his brain last year that was half the size of his head. >> we're treading in the dark. the doctors really don't have any kind of an expectation that they can give us. they had told us three to nine months. that was 18 months ago. >> reporter: when you are a kid who dreams of being a fire fight are only thing cooler than having a roomful of model fire trucks is to have a fire truck bed in a room that looks just like a firehouse and that is what the evesham township fire department is trying to do for john. >> it will have brick steam on the wall, it will have a slide as opposed to a pole. >> reporter: fire department has taken john under their wings for more than a year and will build room not just for fun but you to help meet future medical need. they are partnering with the corn are kingdom projec

cleve bryan has more on this lawsuit and also six flags response. >> reporter: having only one arm and one hand with three fingers does in the stop jacqueline win ther from doing her duties as a the mother of four and paralegal. >> ways in the brought up handicapped so i was never told i could in the do something. >> reporter: last june chaperoning her fifth grade daughters field trip to six flags she had an embarrassing reminder of her disability after boarding this roller coaster. >> this guy comes up to me and says you will to have get off the ride. i said what do you mean? he said well, you don't meet our safety standard. >> reporter: she oode dozens without being told she didn't have adequate arms or fingers she left that one humiliated. >> i didn't want to make a scene in front of my daughter. why is that lady with one arm getting off ride. >> reporter: winter says supervisor offered a letter to ride the roller coaster. she said attempts to dress the issue with upper management have been ignored. january 7th her attorney scrolled a discriminate lawsuit under the americans with di

cbs news correspondent chris van cleve is in massachusetts in an area buried by almost 2 feet of snow. >> reporter: winter's frigid fury, snow continues to blanket eastern massachusetts overnight freezing some homes in cars, in time. and 30 miles south of boston, across the the road were damage when storm driven high tied destroyed a portion of the sea wall knocking some homes off their foundation. several homes were flooded and condemned. still some residents refused to evacuate. >> i say the captain goes down with the ship you know what i mean. >> another high tides is expected early wednesday morning, police here tell us that they are waiting until today light to recess the situation. travel ban a across the the state of massachusetts was lifted a at midnight governor urged residents to exercise caution and stay home if possible. >> there is a tremendous amount of clean up that remains to be done, and unless you have a reason to be out tonight, or tomorrow, after midnight, we would encourage you not the to be out. >> reporter: blizzard left 2 feet of snow in the ground in boston. p

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is there.nor chris christie says efforts to fix atlantic city's financial crisis are not moving fast enough. >> i cannot wait any longer. so we need to take more agressive action. that is the action that i'm taking today. >> reporter: governor sign an executive order appointing an emergency manager and special consultant that are in charge of the day to day city operations. >> this is something that needs to be done it is something we all work hard to try to work hard trying to avoid to do but it is also, let me say not the end of the world. >> overhauling the city are two kevin kevin levin is emergency manager and comes from a corporate restructuring background. kevin orr is an attorney who served as an emergency. >> the residents in the city needs to understand you still have a mayor and council and we want to work closely with them. >> people in our business are not power hungry but there to get a job done and make other people look good. >> unable to stop the situation, mayor don guardian b

in runnemede i'm cleve bryan, cw. three "eyewitness news". >>> a lot of discussion and different perspectives out there on chris christie's cowboys fan. you have been climbing in with the hash tag cbs-3 chat. linda, for instance says it is bad enough to see dallas win. harder to watch christie doing a victory dance in owners box. on the other hand we have heard from brian who said that ripping christie for being a cowboys fan is dumb and i'm a redskins fans. he can root for whoever he wants and it is none of our business. then perhaps just voters perspective here's mary saying christie can skip his travel/games and read new jersey news on poverty rates and working poor at new jersey shore. stay home and work, sir. hash tag, christie. >>> yes, this topic is really burning up the internet tonight. let us know, connect with "eyewitness news" on facebook and twitter and make sure you use that hash tag, cbs-3 chat. >>> real housewife of new jersey teresa guidice gets a new address and we are going inside her new home to da

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in trenton with what he had to say today, cleve. >> reporter: governor christie remains ambiguous about whether or not he will run for president but his office did say in advance of the speech that it was geared to a wide audience and he spent much of his time talking about what he has done in the last five years. governor chris christie, state of the state dress provided an reflection on the accomplishments during his ten tour. peeking about the billions reduced in discretionary spending. >> we did it by cutting spending, by had shrinking government and reforming the the way government operates. >> reporter: christie spoke about success in reducing crime and attracting investment in the city of camden. >> murder is down 51 percent in what was once called the most dangerous city in america. >> reporter: governor issued a challenge to lawmakers to lower taxes for businesses and a hundreds nod an initiative to expand drug a abuse treatment for those who leave jail. while mentions national issues numerous times he said he remain

live from trenton in hamilton township cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. >>> we will see you later tonight. anticipating this weather governor chris christie says he he is confident that resources will be in place and that new jersey will weather this storm. >> this is a different kind of storm that we have had before and it will affect our state in different ways. we have had hurricane irene we have had hurricane sanity i, for better or for worse we know how to deal with these situations and i feel completely confident that the the folks behind me, and all of the people that work for them are prepared. >> and be aware that the governor has ordered new jersey transit to be shut down by 10:00 o'clock tonight. >>> for more of our team coverage, in new jersey we will go live to "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson in lumberton township in burlington county, steve. >> reporter: chris, people of south jersey heeding the governor's word or truly one of the great epicenters in the the country right now. there is a gas station the two right, hardware tore to

we will go now to "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan live in bridgeton with the details cleve. >> reporter: a meeting is breaking upright now in bridgeton, council chambers. mayor called together all of the representatives with the city and from religious leaders to call for peace as the investigation continues into the death of jerome reid. the people in this city know exactly what happened in ferguson missouri where there was a police involved shooting and they don't want things here to spiral out of control. >> taking a look at video police dash cam video of jerome reid's death is interpreted in a number of different ways. some say officers were justified using deadly force but because there was a gun during a traffic stomach and reid disobeyed the commands not to move. since reid appeared to have his hand up when he got out of the car that the officer should have used more restraint. today a mayor and representative from the new jersey conference of the naacp addressed the bridgeton community. >> i will leave it up to you to judge but i ask you, as a mayor of the the great cit

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan is live in bridgeton with more cleve. >> reporter: jerome reid fell where you see that cross behind me and since then people in bridgeton many of of them feel as though the officers involved used excessive force and to them that new video backs up those claims as they are worried about the integrity of the investigation. >> reason i'm pulling you over you ran right through that stop sign back there. >> reporter: dash cam shows a seemingly normal traffic stop escalating december 30th when bridgeton officer brahim dan essays he sees a gun. fellow officer roger with yourly handles the drive they yell order at passenger jerome reid not to move his hand. for some reason reid exit with one hand up his shoulder and is sprayed with bullets. >> wednesday, bridgeton resident reacted. >> i think he need to be took off the force and justice need to be served. >> reporter: dozen protesters led by salem county based national awareness alliance maine outside the prosecutor's office. prosecutor jennifer web mccray has withdrawn herself for personall

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us live with more on the story, cleve. >> reporter: police say parents cannot be too careful when it comes to social media in this case they say that the 12 year-old boy didn't know the age of the man that he was speaking with and when two of them got together police said the man sexually assaulted the boy. an alleged child predator is behind bars hamilton township police say 23 year-old aaron john on from mays landing, used social media to lure at least two boys. early sunday morning a boy whose family lives near cologne avenue report that had johnson sexually assaulted him. police say the parent found out by looking at the boy's phone that got everything startedded when the the parent found the information on the phone, but the juvenile ultimately told the mother immediately and told the police what happened. >> reporter: according to police child had a cell even if but using wifi. johnson told the boy he was younger than his real age of 23. over the weekend they met up. that is when the the sexual assault occurred. >> they made arrangement

i'm cleve bryan coming up i'll tell what you low fuel costs mean to our local okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> rock bottom gas prices are helping new jersey businesses, bottom line. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more on how falling fuel prices are helping profit every where. >> reporter: fill her up feels easier to say when gas is south of two bucks a gallon. >> every time i fill up my tank for $15, i get so excited. >> little bit more than 20 bucks. it is really nice too. >> reporter: when driving is a big part of what you do as a living low fuel prices make an impact. >> the lower the better. >> reporter: when gas was high flowers by sweet ins in woodbury in washington township was spending hundreds of dollars each week to fill their delivery van. now with valentines day approaching delivery cost won't eat up the profit. >>

solder has lost 80-pound chris van cleve cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i don't know, good for them but thank makes exercise easier, where is that technology. >>> 6:43 right now. a colorado man with an unusual talent heads to china hoping to poach the egg balancing competition. yes, is there one of them. brian spots is a egg balancer apparently. as a college student back in 2003 he broke the the record of most eggs balanced a at once with 1290 eggs. now he is trying to break current record for fastest time to balance a dozen eggs. >> an egg is designed to not roll off a cliff. finding out where balance point is on the bottom of the egg most people think they can balance an egg at all it will take them five to zero minutes. i invented, the category for myself. >> interesting. >> new in order to win the the the title he will to have balance a dozen eggs in less than 75 seconds. so, he will have to scramble. >>> can you even believe there is things like this out there, carol. >> i hope he was using range free eggs. >> nice. >> fog out there. look at this, nicole. you can see all of the dif

. >>> imagine having a bedroom that looks just like a firehouse i'm cleve bryan and i'll tell but a localtle okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> we are not the only ones dealing with the bone chilling cold a lot of the country is caught in the bitter blast too and it could stick around for a while. don champion tells us how people are dealing with this dangerous cold. >> it is cold temperatures loan don't send a shiver down your body the frigid wind will. it is so cold in south carolina farmers covered their crops to protect from frost. in memphis, construction worker andrew pride pick the wrong day to work outside. >> wrapped uptight. you wrap uptight you will be cold. >> reporter: for yet another day bitterly cold air is blowing across much of the country dropping temperatures into the single digits. >> we have got wind chills and warnings with the boarde

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in atlantic city now with more cleve. >> reporter: chris, caesars entertainment has three properties in atlantic city. they say a as of right now no plans to close any of them but we don't know what the future holds with filing for bankruptcy. now the two properties that filed under the division that filed for bankruptcy are caesars on the boardwalk and bally's at the very least this isodose flighting news in the year that is supposed to be a rebound for atlantic city: eighteen and a half billion dollars in debt caesars entertainment operating company a division of caesars has filed for bankruptcy. in a prepared video statement ceo gary loveman told workers and customers not to worry. >> reservations are in place and there are no changes to gaming are entertainment to pricing, payment method total reward loyal test program or any other suspects of our guest visits. >> reporter: ironically caesars news comes on the same day their ballroom hosted mayor don guardian state of the city address. >> they do not see a direct impact in atlantic city right no

we saw last time we checked in our eye on snow coverage with cleve bryan in pennsauken, cleve?etting baby flakes right now. little tiny ones, that pelt you in the face, but they're starting to accumulate, just little bit on the sidewalks here. you see dusting, but over on the roadways, which have been treated, it looks a lot better. it is clear here, at route 38 and 70 headed into philadelphia so far. it's been very good morning commute. just slight slickness to the road, but really overall in very good condition. we know a lot of hard work put into this. all day yesterday, and overnight, to make sure that this was good commute. so far it has been, we will continue to keep an eye on it here in pennsauken, but for now, things are looking good. report being live cleve bryan cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> okay, cleve, we'll check back with you. next update is at clock 55. up next on cbs this morning former vanderbuilt football player accused every sexual assault. jie would like to turn iter of the the real brains behind our entire operation assistant equipment komanco-manager dougie

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tell us it is helped that helpers will keep coming back long after holiday has passed. >>> empty hand and loving hearts at food bank in south jersey as more than a hundred volunteers took part in the doctor martin luther king day of service. >> it is good to be with each other and help other people out, and help people here in pennsauken. >> reporter: food bank distribute toss 200 food pant tries, 200,000 people benefit from their food assistance, including about 60,000 seniors, and 56,000 children. >> so to have 120 people give up their day off to come and help us it is tremendous for us. we will be able to reach a lot of children and people who are struggling to put food on their table today. >> reporter: to give clients nutrition and variety a big part of the monday's working with sorting out boxes and making packages of food. not the most glamorous work. >> it is glorious inside helped the spirit. >> reporter: volunteer steve pollard says of all of the things they could do on this holiday helping family in need felt ride. >> that is what doctor k

in new york, chris van cleve eebs cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> the latest on shots fired near the vice president's home in delaware. >> a record breaking day for the pope as he hosts an emotional pass in the philippines. beasley. >> it's one of the biggest days in the nfl. championship sunday with the final four vying for the super bowl. we've got the afc title game coming up on cbs3, a >> our eyewitness weather watchers are telling us temperatures have been rising throughout the afternoon. right now 41 degrees reported in wenonah where they picked up at least an inch of rain today. kathy is saying still seeing some rainy conditions with temperatures that are more comfortable than they were early this morning. we'll take it to our northern and western suburbs in philadelphia in pennsylvania. kyle saying the temperature right now 39 degrees. still seeing that rain over an inch reported in hatboro. so some improving conditions there as well as the rain comes to an end and we'll take it to the north in quakertown. bob is saying 36 degrees. the wind out of the north and east at about 4 mil

information with his family first before making it available to the public n franklin township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> search crews are trying to keep the grim and difficult task of locating bodies and debris from air asia flight 8501 going around the clock. as cbs news correspondent craig boswell reports a combination of ships including one from the u.s., continues to search for victims and the wreckage. search crews recovered 21 bodies from air asia flight 5801 friday, a a tiny fraction on of the 62 passengers and crew on the jet liner but marks most productive search day since the disappearance last sunday. search also turned up what appears to be a window pan fell a plane, a singapore navy ship found the piece and turning it over to indonesia authorities to see fit is from the doomed air liner. searchers are still hoping that the fuselage of flight 5801 is still intact so they can find more victims as well as a plane's so-called black boxes. high wind and rought seas are severely hampering the effort and adding to the anguish of family members of those lost. vic

"eyewitness news" new jersey officer cleve bryan tells us how police democrats are using a different type of office tore save money. >> reporter: court security duty is first step in what eric, hopes will be a long police career. >> it is a great opportunity to get my foot in the door and learn to be a full-time police officer. >> reporter: he is a a class two officer step below a full-time sworn officer. they are one of several police departments using class two officers which have work in beach towns during the summer. >> they don't supplant regular officer but supplement them in the fact that they can take these limited duties off the happened of the regular officers who are permanently, now curving the public on the street. >> reporter: cape may county police department which serves departments through new jersey has a 40 percent increase in demand for class two officers. they save towns money and typical starting pay around $15 an hour and in benefits. hamilton township laid off 13 full-time officers in 2011 and increased their rolls. they have five class two's and do prisoner t

chris van cleve, cbs news, camden, new jersey.er. >> just incredible. >> absolutely. still ahead this morning, new technology that's giving hope to millions of people, who suffer from a debilitating eye condition. >> also, coming up, the holidays are over, now it is time for reality oh, paying the bills right? three's on your side with easy ways to get rid of holiday debt. >> and, out of the millions who use mass transit every day, meet the one ride here is perhaps the most unusual. a dog who hops on and off the bus all by herself. >> just wait until you hear where she is headed. >> makes perfect sense once outhear. >> it does we'll tell you ball it on the other side. ring ring! ring ring! progresso! wow soup people, i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh...that's what i'm afraid of. you don't love the dress? i love my sister. 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. >> more than 3 million americans are living with glaucoma

. >> officer to save some money, "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has the details on part-time officers. >> court security duty is the first step in what eric hopes will be a long police career. >> a great opportunity to get my foot in the door. and learn how to, you know, become a full-time police offerser. >> a class two officer step blown sworn officer. egg harbor township one of several police departments to expands using class two officers which have traditionally work in beach towns during the summer. >> they don't supplement the officer, but do supplement them taking limit limited duties off the things to help on the streets. >> cape may county police academy which serves departments throughout new jersey has 40% increase in demand for class two officers. they save towns money with typical starting pay around $15 an hour and no benefits. hamilton township laid off 13 full-time officers in 2011 and have an increased their rolls. they have five class two's that do prisoner transport and court secure. >> i it is not full time five day a week job so part time offic

the police cleve says this household which includes five young children in all is in crisis and wereclients of delaware county youth services before this tragedy. >> speaking with cys every one of the five children have needs. the parents, too have needs of their own. >> reporter: neighbors here along poplar street are in shock. >> that's terrible. how is she doing? is she in bad shape. >> reporter: she's had extensive surgery. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: expected to survive but in very bad shape. >> that's a shame, that's a real shame. >> reporter: jim that child isabelle sky -- sky isabelle frame remains hospitalized tonight in stable condition but still in intensive care. live in darby, delaware county vernon odom channel6 "action news." >> thank you, vernon. >>> well from one horrific story to another. 20-year-old john corcoran of glenolden is a former volunteer firefighter but also a suspected arsonist and now tonight new charges say he sexually assaulted 14 children over a two-year period. "action news" reporter clad pradelli is live at the delaware county courthouse in media a

chris van cleve picks up the story from long island, new york. >> snow plows, face the brunt of the northeast blizzard overnight, as snow and strong winds battered long island. >> the winds visibility and everything, not too good. >> police in humvee's patrol the snow covered roads, kicked into gear monday evening bagging it self over the east coast, feeding it self off the ocean. >> here you can see the spin, look at the tail there is moisture plume goes all the way down to basically cuba. there is nothing but a lot of available moisture here. >> that moisture means snow. forecasters predict up to 3 feet in some areas. six states have declared states of emergency. in massachusetts connecticut parts of new york, it is actually illegal to be out on the roads. >> this is a serious situation. if you violate this state order it is a possible misdemeanor. it is fines up to $300. >> new york sit boston, and new jersey suspended travel on all subways buses trains, our lines canceled nearly 8,000 flights massachusetts called up its national guard as thunder snow is reported near cape cod. a big worry

. >>> plus having a bedroom that looks like a firehouse i'm cleve bryan. i'm telling but ring ring!lieve i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh...that's what i'm afraid of. you don't love the dress? i love my sister. 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. >>> time for traffic and weather together and it feels like winter. >> that arctic chill has settled in but, take you out to the nationwide map, half of the u.s. is involved in some type of a wind chill, watch, warning or advisory. we have nothing but advisory here in the delaware valley and generally they will start to expire at 9:00 a.m., a little will later if you are further into the pocono region. here's a simple sample of some of the wind chills you are finding out there below zero across the board. it does not matter your location. it is brutally cold and dangerously cold if you are not taken care. bundle up you will be just fine but try to limit the time you spend outside because with these wind chills that is in the good for anyo

and this play by colts quarterback 36-yard to daunte monday cleve they win 26-ten over cincinnati. >>e help of the officials. lets go to dallas. thank goodness for cowboys and the officials. that is stafford to golden tait that is 51-yard. would you believe detroit was up 14 to nothing. up by ten points in the second half, and this is a big play, third and one, eight minutes to go. that is pass interference. it was called that way. the the officials choked and pick up and said no. now it gives cowboys a chance to win. they do it 8-yard pass to terence williams. twenty-four-20. guess who is there, look at the guy in the red. fat albert, governor christie. you better be paying your own expenses. that is sports in the minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> they are all talking about that shot of governor christie and jerry jones. enough to make you sick. but get this, after a eagles fans all sort of pounding the governor and cowboys fans. >> yes, all over social media and twitter. >> governor christie's brother todd did not appreciate all of the hate. so he went on facebook and defended his broth