. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in stone harbor with more on the dangerous conditions there. greg. >> reporter: extremely dangerous conditions there ukee and jessica. there's not much snow accumulation here because of the warmer ocean temperatures. what you have is the whipping wind and beach erosion. take a look right here. this is stone harbor down here down the shore in southern jersey z this right here is the beach and the beach erosion. in fact you can see the waves right now actually receding just a little bit but just few seconds ago these waves were coming in here. david spunt just mentioned a few minutes ago that we have a 7:45 high tide. that will create major problems for this area. not only do we have the wind coming in but also the water and that could create major flooding issues here for stone harbor. in fact we're told by atlantic city electric they have some 40,000 customers without power. in fact, behind me it looks very dark and that's because this is one of the sections that is completely without power. all of these homes completely dark right now.

greg argos. cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much >>> also an 18th district police officer standing guard for officer hartnett had a scar of his own thursday at penn presbyterian medical center. he shows that officer in scuffle with a man who tried to take a gun out of his holster. he was able to subdue with the help of hospital security. the officer was not hurt and he actually had given that suspect five earlier in the day when the man told him he needed money for food. gofundme page set up has already reached it's goal and more. the page was created friday with a $15,000 goal and at last check before we went on the air, the total stood at more than $20,000. >>> of course, stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the officer ambush. we'll have new information as it develops both on air and website, cbsphilly.com >>> after a day of record warmth, temperatures are about to take a plunge this time tomorrow. going to feel a lot more like winter around here. let's get over to meteorolog

performed here but he recorded one albums here and a music video. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos us from the tower theater to tell us more bit, greg. >> reporter: good evening. tower theater is here with david bowie performed to sold out crowd for the first time here in the u.s. but this philadelphia landmark is only one part of what makes this musician to have philadelphia roots. >> ♪ >> reporter: david bowie exploded on to the music scene 1969. >> ♪ >> reporter: internationally known and loved philadelphia was the pop and rock superstar's creative north american home. >> philadelphia proudly was his biggest city in the north america. we would sellout multiple show. >> reporter: concert producer larry magid work with bowie, producing some shows here including here at the electric factory. >> tremendous loss. david bowie was one of the most creative, innovative performers. >> ♪ >> reporter: magid said that creativeness, willingness to reinvent himself widely respected by philadelphia fans. >> this was a great receptive area for him. he loved the philadelphia sound. he loved the p

greg argos joins us now live he's following the latest 12.. how were police first alerted to the threat? >> reporter: well natasha police sources tell us a woman walked up to an officer saturday near 66th street and walnut told that cop the man responsible for shooting the officer on thursday night is one of four men who want to harm police. less than three days after officer jesse hartnett narrowly escaped death. less than three days after police arrest ted 30 year old edward archer for attempted a says nation philadelphia please confirm they are looking into a serious tip. he was part of a larger group determined to hurt police officers. >> being investigated. being investigated and taken credible and you know the investigation lead to 82 it does. >> reporter: john mack mess bee president of the fra are attorney order of police praises the woman who tipped off investigators. >> we need to capparis and ears open make sure officers are safe: e encourages anyone else with information to come forward. >> into if mrs. more out there let us know a

reporting here along atlantic city board walk greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> well plenty of folks social media to share photos. using hashtag cbs snow. here's a few. bobby smith showing us this lovely shot, beautiful hashtag medford lakes new jersey. #cbs3 snow thank you. this is hash tack cbs3 snow hashtag snow harbor new jersey. looks like a couple inches or so in stone harbor new jersey. and how, from delaware this is fran see, this is what she tweeted first snow in delaware the first state not too much accumulation at this point. but i'm certain it was still coming down when she was sending this photo. thank you all very much for you're shots. we do appreciate that. when winter weather does help you can help us tell the story from where you are. connect with us and share your snow photos on twitter and facebook #cbs3 snow. >>> sean penn sat down with charlie rose on 60 minutes to talk about his interview with drug lord joaquin guzman loera. his article ran in rolling stone magazine and quickly made headlines. and charlie rose challenged pen tonight and what he had what he hope

but we are learning one local school had to send students home when the heat wouldn't workment greg argos joins us live in west philadelphia with the latest, talk about a day you absolutely have to have that heat on, greg? >> reporter: that's right, erika. some 460 plus student attend allen lock elementary school here in west philly. when you factor in the cold, bitter temperatures, the blowing winds, and the fact the school has a problem with it heating system, that equals early dismissal today at 12:00 noon. it is probably not the best day to have a heating problem. >> really cold. >> student at al edge lock elementary school in west philadelphia sent home early tuesday, after the district says a problem with the h vac system cut off heat to the building. >> it is not warm like it normally is. you can feel the difference. >> staff kept student in the auditorium, warmer than the rest of the school as word trickled down to parents, class was canceled. >> i had to call off from work and come get my kids early. i was on my way to work. >> at first student called parent themselves before the

the viewing area could see heavier snow totals out of this storm. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argosve in new castle county delaware where they are getting ready, greg. >> reporter: last year was with so much winter weather dell dot officials had trouble keeping up their salt supply. but this year with the warm start to our winter season with this storm at least you can see that is not going to be a problem. the plouts are ready, the the salties stocked and the brine delivered. dell dot is prepared for this potentially massive winter storm. >> the department has been tracking this over last several days and our efforts actually started as early as last wednesday. >> reporter: dell weber says a mild start to the winter season said, road salties a at capacity, more than 43,000 tons, equivalent in weight of 22,000 cars. >> we have ample supplies of salt for this event. >> reporter: crews are already trying to get a head start on mother nature. >> we have been pretreating our roads in new castle county and a actually statewide over past couple days and now it is just waiting for the even

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us from district headquarters with the details, greg. >> reporter: estimates show some 4,000 children here in the city of philadelphia who are considered home less. for many of them, no school means no food. as many children throughout philadelphia, enjoyed that one last drive down the hill before class resumes on wednesday, advocates say some less fortunate students may be suffering. >> the day of where willie go and what willie eat. >> reporter: the the homeless add row castcy group estimates that there are at least 4300 homeless students in philadelphia a. some of them end up in the covenant house for shelter and a hot meal. >> schools are closed, that could be the only meal that person will eat that day. >> some kid have problems at home and they can eat at school and have regular communication with regular people. >> reporter: so now graduated diamond, says that the free three meals provided by philadelphia school district are life savers for many. but for the last two days schools here in the sit the eye shut down, and despite emergen

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reporting here along atlantic city board walk greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> well plenty of folks took to social media to share photos. using hashtag cbs snow. here's a few. bobby smith showing us this lovely shot, beautiful hashtag medford lakes new jersey. #cbs3 snow thank you. this is hash tack cbs3 snow hashtag snow harbor new jersey. looks like a couple inches or so in stone harbor new jersey. and how, from delaware this is fran see, this is what she tweeted first snow in delaware the first state not too much accumulation at this point. but i'm certain it was still coming down when she was sending this photo. thank you all very much for you're shots. we do appreciate that. when winter weather does help you can help us tell the story from where you are. connect with us and share your snow photos on twitter and facebook #cbs3 snow. >>> sean penn sat down with charlie rose on 60 minutes to talk about his interview with drug lord joaquin guzman loera. his article ran in rolling stone magazine and quickly made headlines. and charlie rose challenged pen tonight and what he had what

our greg argos joins us now live in bridgeton, cumberland county with the details for us, greg, good afternoon. >> good afternoon to you, as well. right now you can see the hillcrest tavern right here complete lost after the early morning fire, this is historic building right now, we have fire crews and demolition crews, here, this tavern built more than 200 years ago. now, firefighters here in bridgeton tell us this blaze started around 5:00 this morning. in the fire quickly spread throughout this historic building. chief here for the bridgeton fire department up this to three alarm fire brought in other agencies to help battle the flames. the cold temperatures of course not helping, as firefighters dealt with icing issues due to the weather. it is looking like the hillcrest tavern will be a total lost. now, according to the cumberland county website, the oldest section of this tavern was built in 1782. it served people who were attending court sessions, and those who passed by king's highway now known as broad street. but back then, it was a busy stage coach route. now, folks here

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us from west hampton with all of the details. one very excited person there i'm sure. greg, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon there, erika. it is $1.5 billion jackpot the but two million-dollar isn't too bad, as well. this is sold right here at this wawa on springfield road in west hampton. if you actually purchased that ticket you are one of new jersey's newest millionaires. the new jersey lottery says someone here matched all five white balls but missed the power ball giving that person a million dollars prize. but that winner added a multiplier option which doubled it to two million-dollar. if you play here in west hampton, won two, second prize winners in new jersey, another million-dollar ticket sold at 7-eleven in middlesex county. on top of that pennsylvania wasn't left out of the mix, three, one million-dollar tickets were sold in pa including one in kenneth square, one in lancaster and one in bethlehem. back here live, at the wawa you can see a lot of excited folks, people checking their tickets, now it is just

we are live, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much, greg. >>> elmwood park zoo is dealing with significant damage from this weekend's snowfall. chopper three over the scene in norristown where bird of paradise exhibit has partially collapsed. got news is all of the animal that normally populate that exhibit were in the separate building and were not harmed. >>> today's new jersey lieutenant governor tored cape may county, and new jersey reporter cleve bryan is joining us live from stone harbor with how resident are cleaning up from the weekend, cleve. >> reporter: well, ukee, lieutenant governor guadagno saw severe erosion when she came here to stone harbor. take a look at this 20810-foot cliff, and this is half of the story. the bay raising and in peoples homes is where damage occurred. >> we have to get back here to clean yet but this is how high it has been. >> reporter: storm surged sent half foot of water in gale and ed's summer home in wildwood this has only happened once before. >> we got hit with sandy a little bit. we got hit hard they are time. so,

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in glen mills with more tonight, greg. >> good evening, we spoke with the grandparent and sandy hook victim as well as a licensed, firearms, dealer here in the state of pennsylvania. both had very similar reactions to the president's executive actions on gun conn troll. >> he been my guardian angel. >> reporter: benjamin wheeler is one of the children killed during sandy hook massacre and not a day goes by his grandfather does not think of the first grader. >> i talk to him every single day. wow. every day. today the the president shared that emotion as he called for a sense of urgency in fighting gun violence. >> every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. by the way, it happened on the streets of chicago every day. >> reporter: the president signed the executive action that woman date background checks for anyone purchasing a firearm, including at gun shows and on line. >> interesting, it is a big change. the is there already laws out that says if you sell guns you need to be registered and you need to do background checks. the

the snow removal tools, winter, finally here, guys, reporting here from rittenhouse square i'm greg a argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> finally here. >>> if you are like that woman that greg spoke with going to florida or anywhere else this weekend, major airlines are giving you will a break. american, southwest, and delta are among the airlines issuing travel wafers to customers ahead of this storm. so that means they are allowing passengers to exchange flights, without them hefty penalties. the check with your individual airline for more details. >>> keep track of this storm with the cbs-3 philly weather april on the smart phone. check radar around the clock and get later forecast, down load it object itune and google play. >>> 6:08. in other news the philadelphia police department is on high alert after a new threat, police received an anonymous phone call, saying someone wanted to shoot an officer. investigators trace that had call to an address in upper manhattan according to our sister station w cbs tv. that was also directed at new york officers. nypd is questioning a man in conn

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in bridgeton with more tonight, greg. >> reporter: the weather did play a big part in fighting this fire, detrimental part in fact, those heavy wind, high wind and it took fire fighters two hours to put out the flames here. the the tavern is a total loss. many in this community tonight here very upset. hill crest tavern stood on this very corner for more than 230 years. now piece of american history is a pile of ruble. >> i was the chef here for 15 years and just left three years ago. >> reporter: lucas mccormack like so many others that kind, drink and work at hill crest tavern stopped by downtown bridgeton new jersey bar monday to snap pictures of what once was. >> this was kind of job that was my home away from home. it is where, it is wherever one came. >> reporter: tavern was built in the 1782 and served as a popular stage coach stop and watering hell for many heading toward cape may and kings highway which we new know at broad street. >> we got first call 5:00 a.m. monday morning. three alarm fire wiped that history away. >> it went

reporting here in west wildwood, greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> here in philadelphia, meantimeptly but most neighborhoods are still digging out. the roads are if such bad shape apparently that trash collection is cancelled for tomorrow as wellly. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in center city tonight with the latest on efforts to dig out in many neighborhoods. diana? >> reporter: it's been kind of a tough day across the city, natasha, people are starting to get in and see what their cars actually look like and how piled up the snow has gotten over the last 24 hours, we have just learned that the to snow emergency has been lifted across the city and the snow is really starting to pile up here. especially across the street from city hall as the roads are looking good tonight, but that is not the story across much of the city. from south philadelphia to germantown the clean-up started. for some moving faster than others. >> they told us it was coming and it came. >> reporter: the snow piling up in center city dump trucks and front end loaders getting broad street re

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more on how people are getting ready at rittenhouse hardware at 20th and pine tonight, greg. >> just because it has been a popular section of the rittenhouse hardware, where they are selling snow shovels, snow picks here. in preparation for this possible massive winter storm. of course, down the stairs and other areas of the puzzle, thinks the ice melt. the interest of snow, the inch or so of snow that came down on sunday may pale in comparison to what is heading our way this weekend. >> you have been preparing for the storm, aren't you. >> yeah. >> reporter: john duffy, in search of his new shovel. >> i lost my last one. >> reporter: one of the steady stream of people in and out of the rittenhouse hardware preparing for the storm. >> these are life savers. >> i have been using these for years. you open it up and feel this, it turns into a warm thing. you get toe ones and it last seven or eight hours. >> reporter: ice melter is a popular item. the trust me, is there plenty of it. last winter hardware stores sold out of ice melter but take a loo

greg argos has the latest now from police headquarters. >> reporter: as family members of one of the area interiors philadelphia police are piecing together what led to a deadly gun battle in north philly before six sunday evening. >> into we know at least 20 shots were fired from two separate weapons. one of those weapons is an assault rifle. >> right now the shooter is not in custody. >> reporter: left a horrible seen. killing one man and critically injuring two others. scott small says a 47 year old man is dead a 17 year old teen is in critical condition. and a third man shot in the head is also fighting for his life. >> at the hop i found that he was wearing a bullet proof vest. >> reporter: that person has no doesn't fiction on him. he's considered a john dough. but small says besides the bullet proof vest he also carried a semi-automatic handgun. >> very unusual for somebody not involved in police work or security work to be wearing a bullet proof vest. we know he's not a philadelphia police officers. since he's not identified we don't know for sure if he's involved in any type

reporting here in bridgeton, new jersey, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a shame. few weeks a which from superbowl sunday, and security being stepped up in california. we'll let you know about the possible threat for the big game. >> also, boycotting the oscars. why several promine african-americans refuse to go to the awards show this year. we'll be right back. >> welcome back, center stage at this year's oscars, for the second straight year, no minorities nominated for any of the major acting awards. as don champion reports, two prominent african-americans are taking a stand by boycotting the awards show next month. >> the president of the academy of motion pictures, arts and sciences; prom i g more diversity. >> we're all disappointed. i mean, last thursday was a little bit of a shock. >> in a statement monday, cheryle boonies axe wrote of this year's all white acting nominees, i'm both heart broken and frustrated about the lack of inclusion. her response comes a mid calls for a boycott of this year's acme awards, actress jada pink he will smith says she will si

reporting here in west wildwood, greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> here in philadelphia, meantime major roadways got cleared promptly but most neighborhoods are still digging out. the roads are if such bad shape apparently that trash collection is cancelled for tomorrow as wellly. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in center city tonight with the latest on efforts to dig out in many neighborhoods. diana? >> reporter: it's been kind of a tough day across the city, natasha, people are starting to get in and see what their cars actually look like and how piled up the snow has gotten over the last 24 hours, we have just learned that the to snow emergency has been lifted across the city and the snow is really starting to pile up here. especially across the street from city hall as the roads are looking good tonight, but that is not the story across much of the city. from south philadelphia to germantown the clean-up started. for some moving faster than others. >> they told us it was coming and it came. >> reporter: the snow piling up in center city dump trucks and front end

greg argos has his amazing story. >> watching michael tone are act...ou may never realize just seven months ago, he was in intensive care at thomas jefferson university hospital, fighting for his life. >> i was walking across the street. >> reporter: that is all michael can remember back on june 9th, car hit him, driver sped off and left him for dead late that evening. >> i was in the street, they estimate for a couple hours, found by a homeless person. >> reporter: by that time michael lost most of the blood in his leg. >> he said i had shadow of death across my face is how he put it, and that was probably true. >> reporter: it had to be amputated and actor who has performed on stage for more than four decades was told he had a very long recovery ahead. >> what i knew already as an actor you work with the body and you work with your body and you're motions. well, i still have vocally, i have my voice, i have my basic set of emotions still there over 40 years, you know, i have to work with the body in a new way but you can still work with the body and d

as greg argos reports the the clothing is free and very fashionable. >> reporter: idea started with aroken foot. >> she was an athlete competing nationally. >> sidelined by her injury hanna sexton's mom, gave her doubt are one week to mourn. >> you have to get on with life. >> reporter: ultimatum about her messy room. >> and while you're doing that you have to do something with all those clothes upstairs. to have a clothing exchange with your friend. she said that would just be like me giving my friend more stuff and you know, we don't really need anymore stuff then we had. >> reporter: cb woes senior sent out a group text asking for clothing donations. >> everyone basically just texted, you know, to pull through. >> reporter: the at the beginning of the school year she set up a pop up clothing boutique for girls her age at a local woman's shelter. she opened up another during christmas break. >> really came a little timid and didn't know what to do i said this goes well with this. >> reporter: not all of the clothing that is coming from hanna's closet, some coming from right here fro

. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us, michael toner lost a leg, but not his spirits may never even realize just seven months ago, he was an intensive care at thomas jefferson university hospital, fighting for his life. >> i was walking across the street. >> that's about all michael can remember back on june 9th. a car hit him, the driver sped off, and left him for dead late that evening. >> i was in the street. they asked me for couple of hours. found by a homeless person. >> by that time michael had lost most of the blood in his leg. >> he said i had the shad/of death across my face, was how he put it, and that was probably true. >> it had to be amputated, and the actor who has performed on stage for more than four decades was told he had a very long recovery ahead. >> what i new already as an actor is you work with the body, and you work with your voice, then you're motions. women, i still have vocally, you know, i have my voice, i have my basic set of emotions still there over 40 years, you know, i have to work with the body in a new way, but you can still work wi

"eyewitness news" greg argos shows you how the teen is giving back to girls in need. >> reporter: the idea started with a broken foot. >> she was in the middle of the competing nationally. >> reporter: sidelined by her injury. her mom kathy gave her daughter one week to mourn. >> you got to get on with life. >> reporter: an ultimatum about her messy room. >> you got to do something with the clothes upstairs. to have a clothing exchange with your friends, and she said >> that would be like me giving my friends more stuff. we don't really need anymore stuff than we already had. >> reporter: the junior sent out a group text to her friends asking for clothing donations. >> everyone i texted pull through. >> reporter: beginning of the school year she set up a pop-up clothing bow talk technique for girls her age. >> came in little timid and didn't know what to do. and goes this goes well with this. >> reporter: not all of the oh clothing is coming from hannah's closet, in fact, some is coming right here from the nova thrift shop in fountainville where hannah has been a volunteer more than f

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins with us that story, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon, ukee. the the the president called for that sense of urgency to help end gun violence, calling for changes to how people here in pennsylvania, can purchase guns, not only here in our state, of course but throughout the rest of the u.s. during ane motional speech which lasted 40 minutes, the the the president calling for changes that will occur in the form of executive actions. those changes included expanded background checks during all gun sales including those at gun shows and on the internet, beefing up enforcement of gun laws, already on the books, up proving care for mentally ill and focusing on gun safety technology. this is an afternoon like you mentioned ukee we spoke to carmen whose grandson was kill in the 2012 sandy hook master and jim baywa a federal licensed firearms dealer. both had very different account about what they thought of the president's action. >> the only thing that i saw today is, that we are including all gun sellers. to me it is not a big deal. >> the laws alre

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us with more on the demise of the popular spot, greg. >> reporter: ukee, good afternoon, fire officials here in bridgeton new jersey are trying to figure out what sparked this three alarm fire. it the destroyed the the hill crest tower, take a look at this tavern that was built in 1782. you can see now a total loss. with this sign gone and last wall knock down the historic hill crest tavern sits in pieces. >> we got the the first call at 5:00 a.m. by the time bridgeton new jersey fire department crew as arrived, fire already consumed the 23 two-year old tavern. >> i mean it immediately went to a second alarm and went through the operation. >> we looked out window and we thought there was a building that was in flames. >> reporter: kevin molina took video of the flames lapping in the air. the those flames could be seen for hours. the cold weather that is tough conditions for men and women bat telling blaze. >> you can imagine with these temperatures, water spray, guys were getting covered with ice. >> reporter: city officials used courthouse

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has the story. i showed them a light so he can follow the light and go to heaven with angels. >> reporter: dozens of allentown community gathering tonight lighting that path for five-year-old jahlil vega battista. >> everybody knows each on the some way or other. >> reporter: his body roughed this afternoon in the lehigh river. some 8 feet from its bank. >> this is a sad conclusion to the search. it's a sad day for our city. but as always, the city pulled together. >> reporter: allentown police department chief says the five-year-old autistic boy wandered away from new year's eve of eve party around 10:30 thursday night wearing no shoes, no jacket but carrying his favorite red tablet. hundreds of police searching in the air on the ground and in the water for the five year old. as volunteers came from all over pennsylvania to assist. >> came all the way from leesport. pa. >> george keller was on the bank of the river saturday when he spotted something shiny. >> i went in up to about my chest and it w

live from allentown, i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> lots of snow. thanks, greg. >>> in allentown they are digging out here in philadelphia the just to remind you philadelphia public schools will be closed, tomorrow. >> still waiting for archdiocese as well. >> that is right. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we will continue our coverage of the monster storms. >> a local church may have lost their roof during a storm but they have not lost their optimism i'm alexandria hoff with their story coming up. >>> a manhunt is underway in southern california for three inmates who escaped from prison, find out the how men broke out of the maximum security facility. >>> heart attack signs women cannot afford to ignore they can be different from those of men and maybe even more dangerous, health reporter stephanie stahl has new details tonight from the american heart association >>> search continues in california for three escaped prisoners, men broke out of the orange count jail on friday and authorities believe two may still be in the community. the gro

greg argos. cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much >>> also an 18th district police officer standing guard for officer hartnett had a scar of his own thursday at penn presbyterian medical center. he shows that officer in scuffle with a man who tried to take a gun out of his holster. he was able to subdue with the help of hospital security. the officer was not hurt and he actually had given that suspect five earlier in the day when the man told him he needed money for food. gofundme page set up has already reached it's goal and more. the page was created friday with a $15,000 goal and at last check before we went on the air, the total stood at more than $20,000. >>> of course, stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the officer ambush. we'll have new information as it develops both on air and website, cbsphilly.com >>> after a day of record warmth, temperatures are about to take a plunge this time tomorrow. going to feel a lot more like winter around here. let's get over to meteorolog

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with more on the dollars and cents of the snow, greg. >> reporter: jessica, final clean up numbers from the city and penndot are not yet available. although difficult speak with the penndot official today and he says that the preparation, and clean up, well well excide one million-dollar, but the storm was not a loss, for every one. it takes a big storm to close the normally bustling italian market on a week end. but this snowstorm, did just that. >> i have been working down here well over ten years and i assume we were going to be opened but we were closed. >> reporter: despite people stocking up beforehand. >> if you look in here now, we have lines out the door. >> reporter: esposito employee jordan. >> $17.50 police report report being closed saturday will mean lost business. >> you will never make up, no matter how busy you are, you do not make up what is lost. it is just not possible. >> and then is there a multiplier on this because these people, these businesses don't get profits. the workers don't get salary. so they don't spend th

we are live from burlington county, new jersey, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, greg. >>> lets look at those numbers again just in case, four, eight, 19, 27, 34, and that power ball is ten. >> usually win like, two or $4. >> yes, i won $4y got the nothing. >> don't spend it all in one place. >> nothing. anyway, search for an eagles head coach has taken another twist, former giants head coach tom coughlin has removed his name from consideration for the the job. all signs point to former eagles quarterback doug pederson being the the front runner. while eagles continue their search bird former coach chip kelly already has a new job. kelly hired by san francisco 49ers this afternoon. that leaves eagles, titans and buccaneers as only nfl teams without head coaches. our pat gallen will have much more on the search for eagles coming up in sports. >>> just about an hour, members of the west philadelphia community will hold a meet to go discuss last week's ambush shooting of officer jesse hartnett. this is as the the fbi continues to investigate the possibility that the

greg argos is live at philadelphia international airport. greg, maybe you will jump on a plane to somewhere warmer. >> reporter: jessica, difficult see a trip to a aruba which departs in an hour. back to reality here you mentioned it correctly it is bitter here in philadelphia a for many folks visiting from warmer climates, well, let's just say there is a a little bit of have reget. welcome to philadelphia. current temperature is in the 20's. >> coming from out of town and we're all ready for this weather. i had no idea it would be this cold. >> reporter: that is because where chad bell was visiting from temperatures are in the 60's. you are wearing shorts right here. you walk out what did you think. >> i wish this was in the sun instead of the shade. >> i left, in january when it was still like spring. >> reporter: sophie judge from media just returned from south vietnam. >> it was in the 90's, 80's during the day. >> reporter: those temperatures here, just a dream. going home and getting your winter clothing out. >> a as fast as i can. >> r

as our greg argos shows us, the boy with autism wandered away from new years eve party thursday night. >> then i showed them a light, so we can follow the light, began to heaven, you know, with the angels. >> dozens of the allentown commie at this gather at light that path for five year old jahlil investigate a bass at this time that. >> everyone knows the child in some way or another. >> his body recovered in the lehigh river. some 8 feet from it banks. >> this is a sad conclusion to the search. it is a sad day for our city. but, as always, the city pulled together. >> allentown police department chief says the five year old autistic boy wandered away from new years eve party around 10:30 thursday night wearing no shoes, no jacket, but caring his favorite red tablet. hundreds of police searching in the air, on the ground, and in the water for the five year old. as volunteers came from all over pennsylvania, to assist. >> i came all the way from least port pa. >> george keller on the banks of the river saturday. when he spotted something shiny. >> i went in, up to about my chest, and

greg argos shows us, the five year old boy's body was located during a exhaustive search. >> show them light, so follow the light and go to heaven, you know, with the angels. >> dozens of the allentown community gather lighting the path for jahlil bass tis that. his body recovered in the lehigh river. some 8 feet from its banks. >> this is a sad conclusion to the search. it is a sad day for our city. but as always, the city pulled together. >> allentown police department chief says the five year old autistic boy wandered away from new years eve party around 10:30 thursday night wearing no shoes, no jacket, but caring his favorite red tablet. hundreds every police searching in the air on the grounds and in the water for the five year old. as volunteers came from all over pennsylvania to assist. >> i came all the way from least port, pa. >> george keller was on the banks of the river saturday when he spotted something shiny. >> i went in, up to about my chest, and it was a tablet. we pick it up. brought it up to the truck. called 911. >> police then copped dollars off the area. >> the al

we're live here in allentown, pennsylvania, i'm greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, gregthank you so much. >>> also tonight, part of route one in chester county is shut down because of an accident. this iwitness cam picture shows the scene at the route 41 intersection. no word yet on injuries and the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> turning now to our weather, a weekend chill is settled into the region and it looks like winter, certainly feels like it right about now. meteorologist lauren casey is in the weather center. i got a little chill now, lauren. >> a little chill settled in across the delaware valley. temperatures becoming seasonable as we went into our january 2016 after a record warm december. temperature right now 42 degrees in philadelphia. but it's really right where we should be at right now. winds out of the west-northwest at around 7 miles per hour. wind speeds dying down the shore, temperature 37 degrees and 20's with a wind chill in the teens in the poconos. storm scan3 showing us pretty quiet conditions. we actually saw the sunshine

our greg argos shows us the boy with autism wandered away from a new years eve party thursday night. >> then i showed them a light, so we can follow the light, go to heaven, you know, with the angels? dozens of the allentown commie at this gather at lighting the path for five year old jahlil vega bautista. >> everybody knows a child in some way or another. >> his body recovered in the lehigh river, some 8 feet from its banks. >> this is a sad conclusion to the search, sad day for our city, but as always, the city pulls together. >> the allentown police department chief says the five year old autistic boy wandered away from new years eve party around 10:30 thursday night wearing no shoes, no jacket, but caring his favorite red tablet. hundreds every police searching in the air, on the grounds, in the water for the five year old, as volunteers came from all over pennsylvania to assist. >> i came all the way from least port, pa. >> george keller was on the banks of the river saturday when he spotted something shiny. >> i went in, to up about my chest, and it was a tablet, we picked it u

we are live from hammington, new jersey i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thanks for sons as there. >>> taking a lot at weather, it will get blustery out there we will check with meteorologist kate bilo on the cbs-3 sky deck, kate. >> we're tracking a band have of rain and snow showers moving from the great lakes towards the the philadelphia area. as that crosses our region tomorrow afternoon it will do so with the the burst of strong, gusty wind. lets take a look what is happening outside right now on storm scan three locally not much going on but if i zoom out we will be between systems. we will have one pushing off to the east, a coastal low that will miss us off shore, overnight and into tomorrow but take a look at this line of rain and snow showers, it is just really kind of barreling through great lakes through portions of lake erie, ontario and ohio at the the moment. that line will come through for us tomorrow, again, rain witt, chance for rain and snow showers as well as, again, a brief burst of gusting wind. friday's trash day for you like it is for me e

reporting here at west wildwood, greg argos. >>> let's get an idea of what it's going to be here for the next couple of days. what we've been dealing with. let's get over to john for the >> each day is going to be unique. much warmer tomorrow. there's going to be rain. back to work and school. school for some. work for many. that's going to be the challenge with the residual effects of all of the snow. icy roads due to early refreezing. and that is going to be the case again tonight into tomorrow morning. but it's the dig out that's going to cause problems. even if the crews get through and do the street, then everybody dumps all the snow back on the street because they have to get their car out. so you need to leave extra time; right? >> oh, you're right. let's go ahead and give you an update if you were trying to take to the skies today here. already airports are scheduling some cancellations. 234 flights have been canceled at newark. check with your carrier before you head out the door. to the roads in jersey city. route 440 is closed southbound due to an accident. alternate side

reporting live i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> fire fighters battling a house fire in buckingham township bucks county. chopper three live over the scene in the 39 hundred block of smith road. flames were shooting out of that home when crews got there. no injuries were reported. we will continue to monitor this situation. >> lets look at the weather now. relief, but no where near where we saw in the last few days. kate bilo live on the sky deck with more, kate just because we're talking about a warm up does not mean short leaves and flip-flops as we did in december. it is where it should be. the lets look at is what happening light now. >> temperatures heading down to the freezing mark, clear night, we have light wind and that tend to help temperatures really tank, we are down to 33 in philadelphia, it is 24 in millville and 28 in mount pocono. we are in the middle of a mini warming trend. what we're used to with december when we say warming trend you may think 60's and 70's. we are talking 40's but closer to 50's, so we only hit 32 yesterday. today, around 40 and next

i'm greg argos in fairmount with the preps for this weekend's big storm. >>> and you can call it theme snow down at the shore, waking up to snow on the ground like the boardwalk right there but that is nothing compared to what we are expecting this weekend. winter is here. it is thursday, january 21st i'm erika von tiehl. it looks like we cannot dodge this one, as we have dodge other systems so far, it is a coming, ladies good morning. >> like it or not. but i'm so happy for our commuters, morning commuters, evening commuters because they will miss it, it sound like, katie. so is that true. >> yes, i would say a at this point timing would peg only to begin to arrive after the typical p.m. rush hour on a friday which is

i'm greg argos cbs3 eyewitness news. >> that's a great billboard. thanks. firefighter had to battle the snow and high winds while trying to put out a fire in atlantic county. in a condo building. american red cross is assisting victims. cause of that fire remains under investigation tonight. >> as you saw so many shore towns were hit hard by the storm. the garden state is still in state of emergency. they just got battered all day long. >> the video coming from there was. there is concern more high tides could lead to more severe flooding. >> reporter: using key its its been quite a day. this as road just covered by water and spite what governor chris christie said earlier the mayor of see i'll says this storm sincere worse than super storm sandy. cold water quickly covered the streets oversail city tonight an hour after high tide. >> when is this going to end? >> we've had a heck of a day today. it's all in a daze work. >> reporter: mayor spent the day worrying about histories incidence. he calls this storm full f wind snow and water worse than super storm

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reporting here in allentown, i'm greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well for many yesterday's mummers parade was a fun filled and very familiar philadelphia tradition, but mayor elect jim kenney and parade organizers are condemning at least some of the performances. now in this video you can see mummers painted their face brown to portray mexicans. there was also a group that called some trance phobic also they mocked transgender active visit caitlyn jenner. he tweeted our transit sense do not deserve this type of sattire/insult. also report of home faux phobia at this year's parade as well. >> bleep, bleep, bleep. bleep. >> this video caught one member of a mummers club yelling anti gay slurs while marching. the leader of the mummer group this man belonged to released a statement saying, they quote condemned the hateful speech spoken with a person marc marchg with if you began on new year's day the man you saw on that video beened from the mummers club he belonged to. he will not ab loud to march with any other club and is not considered a mummer any more. >>> a new jersey woman mean

greg argos reports. an anonymous tip has philadelphia police and the f- b-i on high alert? john mcnesby/president, fraternal order of police "it s-p&being investigated and taken-p&credible."source s tell c-b-s three news a woman approached an officer saturday near 60th and walnut. she told the cop 30-year- old edward archer, the alleged shooter who ambushed officer jesse hartnett thursday night is-- quote-- "part of a group that consists of three others." archer "is not the most radical police is not over." john mcnesby/president, fraternal order of police "if he was the least radical, he was an urban terrorist. whether it was islam, isis, whether he was in this group. whatever the hell it is. this guy needs to be, these other three need to be looked at if it is credible, taken off the street and investigated."arc her is in police custody... charged with attempted murder for ambushing officer jesse hartnett thursday evening. nats of shooting the five year police department veteran is still recovering from three bullet wounds to the left arm. john mcnesby/president, fraterna

the that is where our greg argos went looking for answers, greg. >> jessica and ukee director of emergencyperations center says those initial reports were heard about 5 miles north/northeast here of hammington new jersey as you mentioned. the shaking started happening around 1:30 this afternoon and tonight we now know what is the reason behind them. officials from the naval test wing the in atlantic, at naval air station, said they were conducting routine flight testing with f35c jets and those sonic booms some people hear in southern new jersey felt this afternoon are likely as a result of that. people all throughout the the area from hammington down through atlantic city started to call 911 a after the tremors. the at first there was concern that the movement was a result of the small earthquake. >> around is first30:00, quarter of two, i believe the first tremor if you want to call that it was felt out towards hammington, folsom and then for the the next 30 or 40 minutes, there were series of anywhere, people were saying booms, some people referred to them as tremors.

greg argos more on the search for that suspect. >> how samantha describes her 75 year old neighbor. the victim of daytime robbery and shooting here on the 7100 block. >> craze. >> i fortunately the elderly victim is going to be okay, despite being shot in the face as she walked home from this grocery store in mayfair. walt returned to her house even putting grocery away before calling police. >> there is a blood trail that leads all the way to her house though, ya, ya. sad. seventy-five years old. incredible, tough lady, avail it happened to her, the holiday, her family shook up. >> northeast detective are now combing the neighborhood looking for any video evidence. >> retracing the steps. we now how she walk back from the supermarket, we're looking at people's, you know, who have home video systems. >> defend interesting herself from what could have been a deadly crime. >> i give her a lot of credit, confidence, to have the will power to try to fen off her aggress or. >> northeast detective don't have detailed description of the suspect. they say he is a man in his late 20's who wa

eye witt the necessary news reporter greg argos is live at northeast detectives where police are making search for the shooter, greg. >> reporter: that is right, this jessica and ukee. northeast detectives are working on leads in this case, six days after this horrific a attack. the victim is a seven five-year old woman at home recovering after being shot in the face. ten days have i have violent attack shot through the the cheek in broad daylight, the seven five-year old victim's daughter says her mother is still in pain. >> her face was black and blue. >> but can't wait to return to this elementary school in may pair where she volunteered for deck case. >> she wands to know if she can come to work. >> what did you tell her. >> i said no. >> northeast detectives say a man in his late 20's driving a silver car followed the senior citizen into this alley way nearby thieves as she walk home from a nearby grocery store around 10:00 in the morning. >> he

i'm greg argos in germantown with that story. >> we are still tracking some showers, tonight, and showers moved through, mild air moves out, and we're still talking about the threat for some icing but we have milder weather in the seven day forecast, i will have your full outlook coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> snowstorm proved to be lucky for one philadelphia man, now he is one million-dollar richer. >>> crazy. >> yes, called me crazy. >> i had a night to sleep it and i didn't feel good about what i said about him. >> governor christie says sorry for his harsh words about the the mayor of flood stricken north wildwood, the apology is accepted but criticism is mounting. the controversy that has social media buzzing tonight. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. we will have more in just a moment but first tonight we are tracking some rain, and it may be melting, mixing in with the melting snow tonight. kate bilo is tracking showers for us now, kate. >> jessica and ukee you you can see behind me this front extend from portions of new england all the way down to the gulf c

we are live in rittenhouse square i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good game on very shortly. >>> american airlines is loosening restrictions on travel plans starting tomorrow through sunday. you can read much more about air travel this weekend by going to our web site at cbs philly.com and click on jim donovan's blog. >>> coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 when snow piles up those tree branches have a tendency to take power lines with them. we will take a look at how peco energy is preparing for potential outages at this coming winter weather. >>> track this winter storm and forecast anytime, down load free cbs philly weather app a railable on i tunes and google play. >>> winter clean up will be a little tougher for a local hospital, after two men, stole their snow blower. and, it was taken, on, and, and, in charge and snow blower, power washers, and leaf blower, if you have any information, be sure to call the police. >>> two injured fire fighters are recovering and displaced residents are trying to pick up pieces following a devastating apartment building fire