they told "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco how three victims are doing tonight, diana? >> reporter: jessica those horrifying moments played out in this intersection just 24

in morrisville bucks county i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a celebration of the u.s. history at the city tavern in philadelphia. >>> alexandria hamilton and thomas jefferson were among those on hand to mark 225th anniversary of the charter of the first bank of the united states, the predecessor to the federal reserve. the occasion was mark with a spirited debate between jefferson america was against the national bank and hamilton who established it. after the debate there was a tour of the first bank focusing on its architecture. >>> temperatures could get chilly again. we will check with kate once again but we wanted to pose a question first. >> um-hmm, as a matter of fact it is tonight's good question. viewer linda owens wants to know why do noses run when it is coal. nicole brewer will have the answer for you at 11:00. >>> until then lets talk about the weather, right now, crazy night last night but in a few you days we will see light at the end of this tunnel. >> a swing from windy and in the 30's, to 60 and sunny in a span of two days. it will be beautiful. >> y

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live along mlk drive this noon, i'm diana rocco, cb. three, "eyewitness news". >> thank you. another accident to tell but this one on the garden state parkway in stratford township. chopper three over that scene, where two vehicles were overturned and you see on the side of the road. two women were transported to the hospital, but they are expected to be okay. the left lane is open, and traffic is getting by this noon. weather wise, a nice sunny thursday, and from what i understand it is going to improve from here. want to head outside to kyla in for katie fehlinger, lover seeing the sun outside, kyla. >> i have to tell you beautiful, i was thinking sunshine on my shoulder. >> air blowing in the breeze, we've got all beautiful sunshine. >> you can see our clear skies, all throughout the region right now looking good, few clouds, but fairly, folks what we see, current temperatures, chilly, 34 in philadelphia, just only 21 degrees in mount pocono head down the shore upper 30's, particularly in cape may, coming in at 37 degrees. >> you can see, we won't get out of the 30's so be

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at central detectives with more on what mccoy's lawyers now saying. diana? >> reporter: ukee and jessica arc lot of peg laying over where and when this might happen. now finally after two weeks, lesean mccoy is finally talking to the detectives about this drunken bar brawl. he didn't have much to say to us tonight. but his attorney now says he didn't do it. lesean mccoy leaves his attorney's office tuesday after talking to prosecutors and police about a brawl on the eve of super bowl sunday. that left two off duty police officers in rough shape. >> he'd love to talk to you. he'd love to talk to you. but i'm not letting him talk to you. >> reporter: right after the brawl now two weeks ago "eyewitness news" caught up with mccoy and he had nothing to say. >> because there's on-going investigation and you're going to have another question for me, right? but i'm not going to answer any further questions because that's not what we're supposed to do. we don't want to try any of this matters in the press. >> reporter: pictures provided to cbs3 by

lets get to you "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco at the scene with more details, diana. >> reporter: ukee investigators finished up here just moments ago but for better part of the day dozens of officials were removing boxes of evidence from this row home at 1323 ellsworth street. tonight neighbors tell us it is a couple that lives here. they have lived here for some time but always keep to themselves. under cover investigators from the department of the home land security and immigrations and customs enforcement searched this home on the 1300 block of ellsworth street on thursday. they were removing computers and what looked to be id tags from the the house. it also a appears that they were knocking down walls. neighbors awoke to banging and saw more than a dozen officers on the street around 9:30 in the morning. eyewitnesses saw two people being removed from the home and questioned. neighbors tell "eyewitness news" that the man and with man live here at 1323. and they have lived here for ten years. police would not comment on the raid that lasted self hours and has people living n

outside the wells fargo center, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> what a great idea.nally get to meet kim and kanye's son. check out adorable little fate west right there. kim kardashian west posted this photo of her three month old to her website, in honor of her dad's birthday rob kardashian. she said nothing more in the world than he would have wanted than to meet his grandchildren. as you can see, saint sleeping quite soundsly with with his arms above his head, in the cozy little thermal bunny is. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", katie tracking the rain that's moving n when you can expect the heaviest downpours. >> also the holiday season's most popular gift, receiving more scrutiny. the stunning number of fires now being blamed on hoverboards. >> and how do you wrap up a year in space? we'll show you how astronaut scott kelsey spending his final days in orbit. we're back at the top of the hour. good morning. ♪ ♪ ♪ wheall i can think abouthit, is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at central detectives with more on what mccoy's lawyer is now saying. diana? >> reporter: ukee and jessica arc lot of peg laying over where and when this might happen. now finally after two weeks, lesean mccoy is finally talking to the detectives about this drunken bar brawl. he didn't have much to say to us tonight. but his attorney now says he didn't do it. lesean mccoy leaves his attorney's office tuesday after talking to prosecutors and police about a brawl on the eve of super bowl sunday. that left two off duty police officers in rough shape. >> he'd love to talk to you. he'd love to talk to you. but i'm not letting him talk to you. >> reporter: right after the brawl now two weeks ago "eyewitness news" caught up with mccoy and he had nothing to say. >> because there's on-going investigation and you're going to have another question for me, right? but i'm not going to answer any further questions because that's not what we're supposed to do. we don't want to try any of this matters in the press. >> reporter: pictures provided to cbs3

in cherry hill i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane survives a senate attempt to remove her from office. the measure failed to meet a two thirds majority but a another legal threat looms. the house passed a resolution that would create a next step in the possible impeachment process. kane ace waiting trial on charge that he is she leak grand jury information and lied bit under oath. >>> attorney general released a statement on today's senate vote that read in part today is a good day for all of those who share my desire to restore confidence in our judges and prosecutors and integrity to our system of justice. >>> and still to come on "eyewitness news", coping with the serious condition. students say this special high school in camden county is helping turn their lives around. our stephanie stahl explains how it works and the benefits. >>> mayor jim kenney overseas the streets of philadelphia, so make some sense he was selling tickets to see the man who wrote those lyrics. how profits will help the city, kate. >>> cold air is movi

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live at the scene in new castle with the latest tonight. ana? >> jessica that has left new castle county police now searching for a killer this all happened after shots were fired in front of a crowded tgi fridays earlier tonight a few moments ago that police were able to remove the body of a man in his 20s from this parking lot. here's what we know. just before 7:00 multiple gunshots were heard outside the tgi fridays. 911 call came from inside the restaurant when police responded to the parking lot here they found a man who looked to be in his 20s lying on the ground unconscious. he was shot multiple times in the torso and he was pronounced dead on the scene. police are now looking for a killer and they were able to close the restaurant and take about 40 people down -- 20 people rather down to the police station they have about 40 witnesses and talking to them now. here's what the chief had to say earlier. >> we collected as many witnesses as possible. we took about 20 or 25 over to our police station. and most of the employees here we kep

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco was there and she explains why getting into this school is no easy task. >> reporter: it was a packed auditorium tuesday of parents, students at the mast community charter school for more than 8,000 applicants who are vying for 99 seats at this school, grade k through 12. seventy-five of the spots are for kindergarten alone and siblings of existing students get first priority. the as names were pulled up on the screen there was ae lacing for those accepted. >> you are so lucky. there is so many people here that want to get in, you are so lucky. >> reporter: for heather, it was bitter sweet, her niece was chosen but her daughter was not. >> my sister and my brother graduated from here. it is the best school ever. >> reporter: there was disappointed for frank, whose doubt owe was denied for a third year in a row. >> rear's talking about moving outside city trying to get her to a different school district that is better for her. >> reporter: mast unique learning style has driven their popularity over the years with emphasis on technology, coding an

the lets get to reporter diana rocco the at temple with the very latest, dianne. >> reporter: that is right, ukee. after several attempts, many upset students and community members were not allowed in the meeting where temple university board of trustees voted to move forward with the first stages of plans, for this proposed stayed yum. temple football is once again front and center after a red hot season. >> protesters clashed with temple police outside, the hall on temple's campus on machine trying to gain access to a board of trustees meeting over a new stadium proposal. the group, which includes act vice, neighbors and students, are angry about a 100 million-dollar stadium to be built on the north philadelphia a campus. six community members were allowed inside, but police kept the majority out, including "eyewitness news". >> shame on you, shame on you. >> reporter: for neighbors who would live in the shadow of a new stadium it is a quality of life issues. >> the noise that they are trying to bring with these stadiums, extra lights and the traffic, we have enough of that as it is

i'm diana rocco with that story coming up a 59:30. >>> and this main line woman is on the fast track to recover after heart surgery, health reporter stephanie he stall tells us about a new minimally invasive procedure that is saving lives. >>> then new at 6:00. >> north penn high school is trade nothing their orange and blue rooting for denver broncos ahead of the this weekend a's super bowl. but they are raising money for a good cause. i'm rah >>> a mother a's plea for the capture of the cold hearted driver who rap down her family as they crossed the street, and never stopped. >>> "eyewitness news" continues a at 5:30. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. now that the whole family is out of the hospital the real healing begins at home. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the story. >> after surgery and with two screws and rod in her head five-year old caitlin is home from the hospital reunited with her sisters and talking about the hit and run that left her with the broken leg. >> then he hurt my leg. >> reporter: were you scared? >> we can get through any

. >> they have spoke to exclusively to "eyewitness news" reporter diana a rocco and they spoke to her exclusively. >> reporter: that five-year old little girl had under gone surgery at children's hospital of pennsylvania. her family is at her bedside tonight. she was crossing the street here yesterday with her mother and sister when they were struck by a hit and run driver and now the child's fat ther has a message for that driver. >> you really could have killed my family, may have wife and kid. i really do pray thaw turn yourself in. >> reporter: a plea from arthur mcmilan is thankful that his family ace alive. >> i want to know what happened. like who this person is, what did you do this for. why would you hit and run. >> reporter: he works night as an emt and got a call his wife stephanie and two have of his girl, five-year old caitlin and lay lah had been hit crossing the street. the driver never stopped. it happened at broad and dickinson, on tuesday, and a the horrific moments caught on building surveillance video. stephanie suffered head injuries and five-year old caitlin was

in north hampton bucks county, diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> yoko ono was in the hospital this morning, suffering from extreme flu-like symptoms. the widow of singer john lend in an was admitted last night to a new york city hospital. the earlier reports that she suffered a stroke are false. they expect the 83-year-old will likely go home tomorrow. >>> the national marian ands anderson in center city is unveil an exhibits. showcasing new dresses today, it's a labor of love from two women who loved anderson's legacy. "eyewitness news" anita o is live that now gettinging a history lesson on one of philadelphia's most treasured voices. good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. i'm standing in music room number one, this is the first room you see when you walk into marian anderson's home. this was purchased back in 1924. so there's so much history here and you can see this room is dedicated to the early stages of marian's life. the picture you're looking at right now is of marian and her two sisters, mother, her dresses from very early age hanging in this room and also

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in springfield and tells us what happened after that tree came down that has resident very concerned tonight, diana. >> well, ukee and jessica peco crews have been hard at work for better part of the afternoon trying to restore power to this neighborhood but you can see that the weather is presenting a challenge that the pole is now on fire. just before 3:00 this afternoon a tree came down on some power lines in this neighborhood and it knocked out power to about 2,000 people here. they were able to restore power to about half of the neighborhood, but they are still working, to get this transformer backup and running, so the flames still coming from it. we did speak with some neighbors who told us tonight when the power went out they heard a power surge through the house, light bulbs pop, sparks coming out of the dishwasher. we spoke with one man who said it sounded like a lightening strike he ran to the front door and saw the pole on fire and here's what he had to say. >> i saw lights all went out and then they came back on and they we

we are live from center city tonight i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 eyewitness muse. >> that wind picking up out there diana, thank. >>> bill gates is latest to speak out on this case. he says congress and courts must help strike an appropriate balance between security and privacy. the head of the many tech companies like facebook, twitter and google have sided with apple. >>> president obama is calling will for closure of the guantanamo bay detention fat it is. most of the detainees will be transferred to other countries, rest deemed too dangerous to be moved abroad would be relocated to detention facilities in the united states. long a awaited plan was delivered to congress today. >> keeping this facility open is contrary toy our values. it under mines our standing in the world. it is viewed as a stain on our broader record of up holding the highest standard of rule of law. >> the white house says it will cost as much as 475 million-dollar to move detainees and renovate or build a new facility but it will save 85 million-dollar a year, in operating costs. >>> this black history month we

villanova and temple are competing for basketball supremacy, "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is at the liacouras center sampling how fans are expressing their anticipation and excitement, diana. >> reporter: that is right, excitement is building here and just a few minutes from now students will start lining upright outside liacouras center for tics to tonight the's game. temple is the clear under dog here but villanova needs this this win to stay on top and in a big five match up, anything has been known to happen. excitement is build ago cross temple's campus for the big five match up against the nationally ranked number one villanova wildcats. >> we will be beating villanova with the upset, we moved up to first in our conference now, so we're on to the tournament coming up. pretty excited. >> villanova has not impressed me too much. temple has impress meade with big wins. i feel like they have a good chance to win. >> reporter: temple owls are on a hot street upsetting three of the top 25 teams season. >> we will need to step up our defense here. big guys to have step up. >>

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke to the victims. >> after surgery, and with two screws and rod in her leg, five year old caitlin is home from the hospital reunited when her sisters, and talking about the hit-and-run, that left her with a broken leg. >> then he hurt my leg. >> were you scared? >> she is get through anything. >> her family calls her tiger because she's so strong. surveillance video shows the horrific scene tuesday, on broad and dickinson street, in south philadelphia. caitlin was crossing with her mom, stephanie, and four year old sister on the way to a doctor's appointment. >> all i remember is we was crossing the street, and my daughter got hit. and i just woke up in the hospital, my husband was saying stephanie, you're in the hospital. and i had tubes in my throat. >> mom, stephanie, suffered head injuries, and remains bruised, while they were waiting for help, she couldn't talk, so she said caitlin was able to tell the strangers who they were. >> she was in pain, but she went through with it, she told these people, like listen, my name is caitlin michelle

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more on the unusual event that led police to the illegal stash. >> reporter: this charred car and home on brookside drive-in holland led police to the startling fine, 40 pot plants and elaborate growing operation inside of the garage of a pediatrician, and rehabilitation center, doctor. >> one of the fire fighters, while doing a room to room search, found two rooms that had been converted, for the purpose of growing marijuana. >> there were ventilation systems, warm lights, heat warming pads, in addition to that numerous gardening equipment. >> reporter: police say five five-year old doctor jane wilderman whose offices is on bustleton avenue in philadelphia is charged with growing and distribution of the pot plants. after the fire department found two growing rooms in his garage. two weeks ago fire fighters were called to this house after a car caught fire in the driveway and spread to the home. >> he is a doctor's doctor. he is there for his patients, 24/7. he treats them both medically and who will particularly. he treats the whole person. peop

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live outside hahnemann university hospital and diana,hat's where the mother is being treated for her injuries tonight. >> reporter: that's right, jessica and ukee. this horrifying ordeal unfolded in front of street full of people earlier today. tonight that mother in critical but stable condition here at hahnemann and police are looking for a female driver of a red honda accord with a missing side mirror your. surveillance video from a nearby building shows the impact and people running to help a 30 year old mother and two children after a hit-and-run in south philadelphia tuesday. the mom was crossing dickinson street at broad street just before 1:00 when it appears a car runs a red light striking the family. >> i seen the car pull off. i don't know what was happening. but then i seen the lady land on the -- laying on the ground and little girl over there and people around her. >> river ruined paul hurricane moore was in his sanitation truck. he saw the driver take off and the mother lying on the ground with her six month old strapped o

the family was hurt while trying to cross broad street near dickinson, "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins us from hahnemann hospital in center city where all three victims were taken, diana? >> reporter: jessica, tonight that mother is in critical but stable condition, here, her two children are also, here, and they suffered injuries but they are expected to survive. meanwhile, police are now looking for a female driver of a 1998 to 2,000 model red honda accord that left the scene, leaving behind, a side mirror. tonight police are looking for a hit/run driver that struck a 30 year-old mother and her two children crossing a south philadelphia a street tuesday, just before 1:00 o'clock. it happened at corner of dickinson and broad streets, the driver's side mirror still lying in the street. >> the car came down the street, you know, boom, when i heard boom i seen woman go down but little girl was on the hood. >> i actually heard young girl screaming, crying, and i saw the the mom, she was laying on the ground unconscious and i saw them holding the the baby and it was just like pretty

in roxborough i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> weather-wise we are ready for weekend and it will be a warm one with the possible curve ball from mother nature. cbs-3 cameras at forty-fifth and market streets in philadelphia where people were bundled up today. how should we dress tomorrow? lets get our first look the a the forecast with meteorologist kate the bilo outside on the sky deck, kate. >> i can tell you what i will not bewaring this scarves, these gloves this coat, none of the above. it will be a nice little preview, of spring weather, this weekend, not here to stay but it is coming just in time for the weekend which is great news. now this evening though, not all that great, we're in the battle between cold and warm air, so warm front lifting through right now is bringing cloud cover, take a look at storm scan three and you can see what i'm talking about. not a whole lot of precipitation. we have light snow showers and sprinkles. the cant rule out stray shower later tonight either mainly off to the north and west, poconos, lehigh valley, north jersey perhaps

they told "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco how three victims are doing tonight, diana? >> reporter: jessica those horrifying moments played out in this intersection just 24 hours ago, and tonight, that 30 year-old mother and her four month-old daughter had both been released from the hospital but her five-year old little girl has just under gone surgery. we spoke with the husband and father of those two little girls tonight and he says he is distraught but he is grateful that his family is a alive and he wants his driver to turn himself in. >> probably worst moment of my life. >> reporter: video too horrific for arthur mcmilan to watch, his heart stopped yesterday when he got the call his wife and two little girls had been struck by a hit and run driver. terrifying moments caught on a nearby surveillance camera. >> she tells me she was hit by a car and unable to make decisions. i freaked out. >> reporter: steph niece mcmillion a an was crossing the street at broad and dickinson in south philadelphia on the way to the the doctor's appointment when a driver allegedly ran

"eyewitness news" reporter, diana rocco joins us now, along the schuylkill expressway with more on really the sneaky snow squawls. diana? >> reporter: yes, erika, and that's exactly what took people little bit longer to get to work this morning. of course, you can see, the difference from just few hours ago the sun is shining, the snow squawls reaking havoc. >> surprise snow squawls made a mess of commute from delaware count my montgomery county even center city. this video from plymouth meeting shows what drivers were dealing with, near white out conditions, and accumulating snow, making roads slick. and causing accidents up and down the pennsylvania turnpike, and the blue route, adding hours to the commute. this is what it look like down the roads, on outside windows in the pine valley section of northeast philadelphia, as many were leaving for work. but, then it cleared up, as quickly as it came. sam clover, from the "kyw news radio" traffic center says it was a busy morning. >> i don't knee what you call these things, but started to come in, accumulate on the highways, turnpike, willo

we're live in south philadelphia tonight, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you. >>> now to a story you saw first on three. two women facing charges to night in connection with a prostitution bust on the mainline. officers led the suspects away in handcuffs during a surprise raid at the body of zen massage business in radnor township today. police say they started their investigation when they spotted suggestive ads online. now they're looking into whether the women are part of a human trafficking operation and more arrests are expected. >>> tonight we finally know the future for the sss united states which has been docked in south philly since 1996 and it is not going to the scrap pile. crystal cruises will begin the lengthy process of restoring the ship and returning it to ocean going service. plans call it to carry 800 guests and feature 400 luxury sweets. the ss united states built in 1952, still holds the title for the fastest atlantic crossing. crystal says it's hope fill the ship could be carrying passengers by 2018. >>> here we go familiar countdown is on

we're live in south philadelphia tonight, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> diana, thank you. >>> now to a story you saw first on three. two women facing charges to night in connection with a prostitution bust on the mainline. officers led the suspects away in handcuffs during a surprise raid at the body of zen massage business in radnor township today. police say they started their investigation when they spotted suggestive ads online. now they're looking into whether the women are part of a human trafficking operation and more arrests are expected. >>> tonight we finally know the future for the sss united states which has been docked in south philly since 1996 and it is not going to the scrap pile. crystal cruises will begin the lengthy process of restoring the ship and returning it to ocean going service. plans call it to carry 800 guests and feature 400 luxury sweets. the ss united states built in 1952, still holds the title for the fastest atlantic crossing. crystal says it's hope fill the ship could be carrying passengers by 2018. >>> here we go familiar countdown is on

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco takes you back stage for that excite moment. >> reporter: fresh off her grammy performance and few shows into her story teller tour underwood spoke with "eyewitness news". >> it was nice being earlier in the show for one. lot of times i'm nervous during the entire show. i don't really get to enjoy myself. >> back stage at the wells fargo center she warm the hearts of military family from bucks county. >> we really thought we were just going to a concert. >> the concert, yup. >> cary surprised john and kara martin and two girls before her concert. also giving them a free trip on a carnival cruise in the fall where she'll perform in a private concert for 1,000 military members. courtesy carnival and operation home front. >> i hear the most amazing stories been i've been able to sing songs like see you again, where people are kind of like, man, you know, my hub just left or, you know, just came back or whatever, and that song, like, means a lot. >> reporter: john has done three tours of duty overseas and after 10 years the couple still hasn't taken t

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco takes you back stage for that excite moment. >> reporter: freshff her grammy performance and few shows into her story teller tour underwood spoke with "eyewitness news". >> it was nice being earlier in the show for one. lot of times i'm nervous during the entire show. i don't really get to enjoy myself. >> back stage at the wells fargo center she warm the hearts of military family from bucks county. >> we really thought we were just going to a concert. >> the concert, yup. >> cary surprised john and kara martin and two girls before her concert. also giving them a free trip on a carnival cruise in the fall where she'll perform in a private concert for 1,000 military members. courtesy carnival and operation home front. >> i hear the most amazing stories been i've been able to sing songs like see you again, where people are kind of like, man, you know, my hub just left or, you know, just came back or whatever, and that song, like, means a lot. >> reporter: john has done three tours of duty overseas and after 10 years the couple still hasn't taken the

diana rocco spoke to witnesses who saw what happened. philadelphia cbs — the video shows the impact and people running to help a 30- year-old mother and her two children after a hit and run in south philadelphia tuesday.the mom was crossing dickinson street at broad street just before 1 p.m. when it appears a car allegedly runs a red light and then strikes the family. )i seen the lady on the ground and little girl over there, ) reverend paul moore told eyewitness news. moore was in his sanitation truck and saw the alleged driver take off, leaving the mother lying on the ground, unconscious with her 6- month-old strapped onto her in a carrier. the 5-year-old girl hit the hood and landed feet from her mother. )the mother was frantic, ) moore said. )i got down on my knees. i said, gods on your side. ) he took the 6- month-baby, who was still in her until police arrived. other witnesses heard the impact, plus a young girl screaming. officials say the mother is in critical condition - she s being treated for head injuries. and both of h

startling discovery made by one fire department that has a local doctor in trouble with police, i'm diana rocco with that story coming up. >>> today is saturday, february 27 and. thanks for being with us, i'm rahel solomon monday, meteorologist justin drabick joining us with eyewitness weather and a nice little change. >> you look at last weekend. temperatures in the 60, not quite as warm today. >> that's right. >> tomorrow, we have good shot at reach 60. good stretch coming at us as we finish off the month of february, little some be for everyone this weekend. also the strong wind we had are starting to diminish. feels a little better outside but still cold, throw the heavier coat on if you're about to head out. check it out. temperatures in the upper teens in some of the coldest evident spots. millville. quakertown and willow grove. good news with the winds. calm to maybe up to ten miles per hour wind speeds this morning, they will increase to about ten to 15 this afternoon. the windchill values not as harsh as it's been, generally in in the upper teens to about 20 on exposed skin, quiet on s

"eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco goes back stage for that very special meeting. >> few shows inspoke with "eyewitness news". >> nice, i feel like a lot of time i'm nervous during the entire show. i don't get to enjoy myself. >> she warmed the hearts of a military family. >> we thought we were going to a concert. >> surprised john and cara martin and their two girls before their concert, also giving them free trip on carnival crews in the fall. where she will perform in a private concert courtesy of carnival and operation homefront. >> i hear the most amazing stories, i've been able to sing songs, like see you again, where people are kind of like man, you know, my husband just left, or just came back, whatever. >> after ten years, the couple still hasn't taken their honey mood. bridges tears to my eyes, even though i don't serve any more, the spouse does their part, too. they hold down the fort. there is raise their children. >> for the little girls, it was night to remember. >> i feel like when i go to school tomorrow i will tell my friends. >> philadelphia is the first of ten s

i'm diana rocco with that story coming up. >>> new jersey governor chris christie has ended his bid forepublican presidential nomination, after a disappointing finish in the new hampshire primary. christie finished sixth in the granite state. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in trenton with reaction to the governor's decision, cleve. >> reporter: ukee and jessica for governor christie it was all about new hampshire, he spent more time there then any other candidate, and with the poor results and in momentum going forward, he decided the only thing to do was pack it up and head home. >> mary pat and i spoke tonight and we have decide that had we will go home to new jersey. >> reporter: a trip home governor chris christie prefer wasn't so soon. after finishing sixth in the republican new hampshire primary, christie canceled his trip to south carolina and return to the garden state to see if his deflated presidential campaign still had a pulse. it turns out, it didn't. confirming late this afternoon he is lea

. >>> also developing right now, federal agents, storm a home in south philadelphia, our diana roccoive with the very latest. >>> also this. >>> serving the homeless that is what st. johns hospice does every day but one man has a unique idea. i'm anita oh and i'll explain that $20,000 idea coming up. >>> right now at 6:00 get these runs in while you can because we could be in store for more winter weather. a live look at storm scan three and you can see a system hugging the east coast but it has us tracking some snow. it will be moving in during overnight the hours and could lead to a monday morning commute. i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. meteorologist kate bilo live on the skies deck right now where she's tracking snow, kate. >> jessica and ukee we are talking about a relatively small amount of snow in light of the storm a couple weeks ago but relatively large impact in that it will be happening overnight, folks will be waking up to new snow on the ground and a messy friday morning commute. lets look at what is going on right now. we will go out to storm scan three. noti