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natasha brown has inspirational story. >> they were going to do extremely vibrant look. >> for jessica ruiz every face is a canvas she transformed to a work of art. >> yellow eye laneer. >> for this 27-year-old the ar artistry begins the moment she picksp a makeup brush with her mouth. >> it motivated me to the fullest. >> born with a congenital muscle disorder that affects all four limbs jessica refused toet let her disability become a disheartening disadvantage. by middle school she was applying own makeup and practicing on friends. >> i have to be honest it was not perfect you know the perfect eyeliner or mascara. it was a mess. after applying to beauty schools after high school she says she was rejected by every one. >> they told me that cosmotology was not in you know the best efforts for myself. because of the way i did makeu makeup. with my mouth. they said it was not sanitary. >> so jessica studied videos and taught herself technique she's mastered. >> the good thing about me being able to do makeup with my mouth is that i'm close to the face. and so lines are extremely precise

natasha brown has inspirational story. >> they were going to do extremely vibrant look. >> for jessicauiz every face is a canvas she transformed to a work of art. >> yellow eye laneer. >> for this 27-year-old the ar artistry begins the moment she picksp a makeup brush with her mouth. >> it motivated me to the fullest. >> born with a congenital muscle disorder that affects all four limbs jessica refused toet let her disability become a disheartening disadvantage. by middle school she was applying own makeup and practicing on friends. >> i have to be honest it was not perfect you know the perfect eyeliner or mascara. it was a mess. after applying to beauty schools after high school she says she was rejected by every one. >> they told me that cosmotology was not in you know the best efforts for myself. because of the way i did makeu makeup. with my mouth. they said it was not sanitary. >> so jessica studied videos and taught herself technique she's mastered. >> the good thing about me being able to do makeup with my mouth is that i'm close to the face. and so lines are extremely precise.

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get 15 gigs for 100 bucks, plus $15 per line >> ♪ >> i'm natasha brown.ss news" breaking news on the search for a missing five-year-old who disappeared on new year's eve in lehigh county. we do have new information tonight. lauren. >> and it's a chilly start to the new year but as we head into next week we're going to get arctic and i'll have the details in your forecast. >> plus an enormous powerball drawing, it's just hours away now. find out how much you could win. that's all coming up >> ♪ >> breaking news right now. a missing allentown five-year-old boy who disappeared from a new year's eve party has been found dead. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. dive teams found the little boy's body earlier today. "eyewitness news" reporter graying argos joins us now live from allentown where local authorities held a press conference just about a half an hour ago. heartbreaking

theme natasha brown. meteorologist lauren casey is in you're weather center she's got our first look at the forecast. >>> we had nice sunshine mixed in with clouds. we do have some more clouds in place today. it was a very mild day with record high temperatures breaking out own atlantic city. and that warm up is going to continue as we head into the next several days. all the details in a couple minutes. >>all right. lauren, thank you very much. >>> police have a man in custody in connection with friday's stabbing. no charges have been filed. this attack happened on a bus on the 41 hundred block ovators definitively avenue. police say the suspect didn't have money to pay his fair and got into a physical altercation with another passenger. police say the suspect then stabbed that passenger repeatedly and ran a basement the victim is recovering in the hospital tonight. >>> also police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened in cobs creek. shots raining out shortly before midnight on the corner of

good evening i'm natasha brown. the attack left the victim fighting for his life. it all started as affair dispute. alexandria huff joins us from northeast detectives where a police conference wrapped up up what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey, typically in these situations a dispute between two jane injuries surveillance camera may provide clues. it's something most septa rider have witnessed. >> doesn't have a proper transfer. >> reporter: but in this case the man seen in surveyed i don't becomes irate. the bus driver decides to let the man off at the next stop. continuing south on torresdale avenue the man reveals a blue shirt under his black jacket and a sharp look to the camera. once stopped he refuses to get off. >> some of the passengers became a little bit upset about that. it was delaying their ride uu the frustrated passenger pushes him off the bus. he responds with a knife. >> stabbed the victim several times in the neck and body area. that victim was rushed when septa police arrived, he was immediately rushed to temple hospital. >> reporter: please ca

natasha brown joins us from rhawnhurst with their story. natasha? >> ukee, despite philadelphia police aggressive campaign to stop being from saving shoveled out parking spaces, one woman is defying the law because of extenuating circumstances. crewing around the streets of rhawnhurst in northeast philadelphia, snow weary residents have marked their spots. >> i dug my spot out and i saved my spot. i have to admit. >> reporter: shaving shoveled out spaces using chairs, garbage cans and cones. >> this is our cone. >> reporter: for terry who is six month pregnant this cone is different. her handwritten note -- >> says this spot was solved of shoveled by a cancer patient for himself and his pregnant wife. kind the dig out your own spot. thank you. >> her husband mike was diagnosed with stage four head and neck cancer in november. he shoveled their car out of nearly 2 feet of snow during this past weekend's storm. despite his illness. >> i can't shovel for you. you won't be able to physically shovel another spot. the cone is going out. >> reporter: terry

natasha brown joins us from rhawnhurst with their story. natasha?> ukee, despite philadelphia police aggressive campaign to stop being from saving shoveled out parking spaces, one woman is defying the law because of extenuating circumstances. crewing around the streets of rhawnhurst in northeast philadelphia, snow weary residents have marked their spots. >> i dug my spot out and i saved my spot. i have to admit. >> reporter: shaving shoveled out spaces using chairs, garbage cans and cones. >> this is our cone. >> reporter: for terry who is six month pregnant this cone is different. her handwritten note -- >> says this spot was solved of shoveled by a cancer patient for himself and his pregnant wife. kind the dig out your own spot. thank you. >> her husband mike was diagnosed with stage four head and neck cancer in november. he shoveled their car out of nearly 2 feet of snow during this past weekend's storm. despite his illness. >> i can't shovel for you. you won't be able to physically shovel another spot. the cone is going out. >> reporter: terry d

natasha brown at hahnemann university hospital right now in center city with how the chaos unfolded. natasha. >> reporter: well, ukee, this was a whirlwind of events prompted by one frenzied driver that injured three people and snarled traffic for at least three hours. a sea of red brake lights along one of the busiest roadways in the city at the height of rush hour, 4:00 p.m. this mile long pileup prompted by the 29-year-old driver of a chrysler 300 driving the wrong way on the roosevelt boulevard extension at ridge avenue. police say he sideswiped two cars before finally colliding head on with a it to toy camry. >> the driver of the chrysler 300 was traveling northbound the wrong way in the southbound lane at the boulevard extension at ridge when he struck and sideswiped two vehicles that were traveling south on the extension and then had a head on collision with a third vehicle. >> reporter: 29-year-old driver tried to flee the seen by scene by taking a daring leap. >> he jumped off of the overpass on ridge avenue which is about a 30-foot high drop. >> reporter: police found the su

natasha brown at hahnemann university hospital right now in center city with how the chaos unfolded. tasha. >> reporter: well, ukee, this was a whirlwind of events prompted by one frenzied driver that injured three people and snarled traffic for at least three hours. a sea of red brake lights along one of the busiest roadways in the city at the height of rush hour, 4:00 p.m. this mile long pileup prompted by the 29-year-old driver of a chrysler 300 driving the wrong way on the roosevelt boulevard extension at ridge avenue. police say he sideswiped two cars before finally colliding head on with a it to toy camry. >> the driver of the chrysler 300 was traveling northbound the wrong way in the southbound lane at the boulevard extension at ridge when he struck and sideswiped two vehicles that were traveling south on the extension and then had a head on collision with a third vehicle. >> reporter: 29-year-old driver tried to flee the seen by scene by taking a daring leap. >> he jumped off of the overpass on ridge avenue which is about a 30-foot high drop. >> reporter: police found the susp

we're live at city hall tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. >>> theinter storm will be the largest test of the jersey shore's post sandy recovery. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rock can he live in brigantine where many there are bracing for severe flooding. diana. >> reporter: that's right jessica flooding is the big concern down here for this weekend's storm which is why many residents living in low lying areas have already been asked to move their vehicles to higher ground. with sandy still fresh in the minds of many here, they are not taking any chances when it comes to preparing for this weekend's storm. light wind was blowing over the water in brigantine thursday evening. the calm before what is sure to be a very active winter storm. >> 24 hours out our best advice to everybody is prepare for the worst definitely plan for flooding, high winds, there's a possibility we'll lose electric. >> reporter: with seven to 8-foot tides expected for the injuries seashore over the weekend flooding is the main concern. emergency management is working around

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.ive teams found the little boy's body earlier today. "eyewitness news" reporter graying argos joins us now live from allentown where local authorities held a press conference just about a half an hour ago. heartbreaking news, greg. >> reporter: it really is natasha. we learned this news like you mentioned just a few minutes ago. divers with the allentown fire department recovering the body of five-year-old jayliel vega bautista. allentown police chief keith morris confirming this horrible information during a press conference which wrapped up around 5:45 this evening. the family of the young boy who was autistic reported him missing around 10:30 in the evening new year's eve night. a massive search took place almost immediately with more than 20 k-9 dogs helicopters dozens of police and volunteers searching for the five-year-old who left home we're told barefoot and without any jacket or outerwear. and until this afternoon there was no sign of him but a volunteer earlier this afternoon

natasha brown is live in new castle, delaware, tonight with more how this all work. tasha. >> reporter: jessica, deldot actually is already gun prepping major highways like interstate knife here which is what i'm alongside right now and take a look behind me. you can see the snowplows are gathering here at the salt yard and now you will be just an app away from tracking these snowplows throughout the area. >> we applied salt brine to the roads today. >> reporter: delaware department of transportation is getting ahead of the massive snowstorm predicted to hit the region in the next couple of days. as many as 450 saul trucks will soon be canvassing more than 13,000 miles throughout the state and now you'll be able to track their every move. >> you can look at the real-time location of the snowplows throughout delaware. so if you're wondering how we're using our resources or where the plows are, you can click on the app and take a look and see where all the plows are real time. >> reporter: deldot will activate snowplow tracking app on thursday long before the first flak

at police headquarters, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, natasha. tonight for the first time we are hearing from the suspect's family while local and federal authorities have descended pop his neighborhood to search for more information. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco was in yeadon delaware county right now where she talked to one suspect's relatives. diana. >> reporter: ukee, tonight edward archer's family didn't have many words as they now try to sort all of this out. investigators were here for much of the day searching the home and removing evidence. meanwhile tonight neighbors are also looking for answers and say while they've seen him come and go, they never believed him to be radicalized. outside he had car archer's mom's home a female relative who answered the door friday says the family is still in shock. >> we're just trying to get through right now. report roar okay. >> figure everything out. >> reporter: officials from the atf and fbi spent most of the day searching the familiar's home street in yeadon. investigators in white sui

natasha brown joins us in university city with a will be at the conditions there. natasha? >> reporter: well ukee we can certainly tell you the snow removal process is in full swing in university city. some of the main roads as you can see they are passable. some the side roads are very much a problem. many of the folks we talked to say they are taking the snow in stride. as night still and temperatures drop philadelphians found themselves getting inside out of the elements even our four legged friends. >> he's from media to spend the weekend for his birthday. >> reporter: happy birthday. >> didn't know there was going to be a blizzard. >> reporter: more walking in the streets than on snow covered sidewalks. and this guy, well, high found an even better way to get around. >> i'm skiing through philadelphia. the only time i've got tone to do it. i've lived here 23 years never had snow like this. so, i mean, skiing down broad street from girard going to south philly too. >> reporter: as many as 400 snowplows trying to stay ahead of the snow. a snow emergency remains in effect

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us today.he dog named rhino was finally reunited with his family but the person who shot him and killed his owner is still out there on the loose. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in northeast philadelphia with the very latest for us. alex. >> reporter: good evening. on the 16th nakia pilot was shot and killed by a person who police believe was trying to rob him. an arrest has not been made in that case but today the family did get happy news much after witnessing the worst rhino is prepared to see the nest life. two weeks ago he was shot in the leg during a violent break in in the 4600 block of penn street. his owner was shot twice and died at the hospital. rhino injured and bleeding hid for over six hours in the home before eventually limping into the sight of police. >> from the moment he walked in here, they were helpful. they was all treating him like he was part of the family. >> reporter: since then rhino has been at the vet specialty and emergency center where he has n

in northeast philadelphia, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> helping people out with the the snow, it is so tough for some. i can see those piles shrink which is terrific. >> they have had shrunk dramatically. you don't even see any evidence anymore just snow piles left. 50 degrees on tuesday. >> yes. >> so we are getting cool tore day but as we head in the upcoming weekend we will warm things up. so say good bye to the last bit of our snowstorm. >> see you. see you later. >> it is cold this morning. there are icing concerns. we have had melting yesterday, icy patches on the roads and sidewalks. 26 degrees right the now your current temperature as we get a live look at center city philadelphia but wind are calm. so, no wind chill impact, that is nice factor. we have dropped off significantly temperature wise from yesterday morning. we are down about 18 degrees in philadelphia, down 26 degrees this morning in allentown. we have chilly temperature in the the lee high valley in the middle teens. even down the shore temperatures cool to start in the middle 20's but as i mentioned

we're live at city hall tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. >>> the winter storm will be the largest test of the jersey shore's post sandy recovery. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rock can he live in brigantine where many there are bracing for severe flooding. diana. >> reporter: that's right jessica flooding is the big concern down here for this weekend's storm which is why many residents living in low lying areas have already been asked to move their vehicles to higher ground. with sandy still fresh in the minds of many here, they are not taking any chances when it comes to preparing for this weekend's storm. light wind was blowing over the water in brigantine thursday evening. the calm before what is sure to be a very active winter storm. >> 24 hours out our best advice to everybody is prepare for the worst definitely plan for flooding, high winds, there's a possibility we'll lose electric. >> reporter: with seven to 8-foot tides expected for the injuries seashore over the weekend flooding is the main concern. emergency management is working arou

"eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows us incredible obstacle this is would woman has overcome to live her dream. >> extremely fiber look. >> reporter: for jessica ruiz every face is a fresh canvas that she transforms into a work of art. for this 27 year-old artistry began the moment that she picks up a make up brush with her mouth. >> it has motivate meade to the fullest. >> reporter: born with a congenital muscle disorder that effects all four limbs, jessica refused to let her disability become a disadvantage, by middle school she was applying her own make up and practicing on friends. >> i got to be honest it wasn't the perfect outline error perfect mascara, but it was a mess. >> reporter: after applying to beauty schools after high school she said that she was reject by everyone. >> they told me that cosmetology was not in the best effort for myself, because of the way i did make up with my mouth. they say it wasn't sanitary. >> reporter: jessica studied videos and taught herself a technique that she has mastered. >> the good thing about me doing make up with my mouth is i

our natasha brown shows they made dreams come true for some very special children. >> reporter: this isn't just any night at the flyers game, it is a night where dreams are coming true for some very special guests. >> we're high fiveing on ice. >> this is high five crew part of the group of 14 kids with the the make a wish foundation, they get to high five the the players as they helped out on the ice. for eight year-old guillen i, it is one night where her life threatening illness does not take center stage. >> her condition is where she was born with half a heart and they had to do three open heart surgeries by the time she was two and a half. >> i high five the players. >> reporter: how are you feeling about that. >> very excited. >> reporter: what will you do when you get out there. >> high five. >> reporter: do it again, high five, we have to practice. >> good job, sweety. >> reporter: it is finally their job to shine. >> we have watched warm up and kid in the penalty box, we have kid sitting in the radio and tv boot, we have kids in the very special wish suites. >> reporter: we

our natasha brown has the heart warming story from the wells fargo sent. >> reporter: this isn't just any night at the flyers game. it's a night where dreams are coming true for some very special guests. >> we're going to be high fiving on ice. >> reporter: this is the high five crew part of a group of 14 kids with make a wish foundation they get to high five the players as they head out on to the ice. for eight-year-old gianna it's one night where her life-threatening illness doesn't take center stage. >> her condition is hypo plastic right heart. she was born with like half a heart. and they had to do three open heart surgeries. by the time she was two and a half. >> i say high five to players. >> how are you feeling about that. >> very excited. >> reporter: what are you going to do when you get out there? >> high five. >> practice. >> good job, sweetie. >> reporter: it's finally their time to shine. we have some kids sit on the bench and watch warmups. we had kids sit in the penalty box. we have kids sitting in the radio and tv booth. kids in special wish suites. >> we are here in

in northeast philadelphia, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> what great neighbors. >>> right now 5:35 and tonight all leading republican candidates for president will be on the debate stage except for one, donald trum be will be boycotting the fox news debate and holding his own event for veterans in the very far away. marley hall explains why the front runner is skipping out on this face off. >> reporter: with the debate just hours away donald trump is still refusing to attend. a point he made clear wednesday night in an appearance on "fox news". >> will you just consider i want you to consider, all right, think about it. >> bill, this is much tougher being with you because frankly you are smarter. thinks much tougher then doing the debate with megan kelly, believe me. i got a very unfair question from somebody. >> reporter: at an event from south carolina earlier trump took aim at the the "fox news" host moderating the event while in des moines chief rival ted cruz will challenged him one on one. >> i'm going to propose a venue western iowa tech saturday night, we already h

our natasha brown has the heart warming story from the wells fargo sent. >> reporter: this isn't just any night at the flyers game. it's a night where dreams are coming true for some very special guests. >> we're going to be high fiving on ice. >> reporter: this is the high five crew part of a group of 14 kids with make a wish foundation they get to high five the players as they head out on to the ice. for eight-year-old gianna it's one night where her life-threatening illness doesn't take center stage. >> her condition is hypo plastic right heart. she was born with like half a heart. and they had to do three open heart surgeries. by the time she was two and a half. >> i say high five to players. >> how are you feeling about that. >> very excited. >> reporter: what are you going to do when you get out there? >> high five. >> practice. >> good job, sweetie. >> reporter: it's finally their time to shine. we have some kids sit on the bench and watch warmups. we had kids sit in the penalty box. we have kids sitting in the radio and tv booth. kids in special wish suites. >> we are here in

. >> our natasha brown is live at broad and walnut tonight and natasha, you've been there for awhile. you've seen all kinds of people coming by and saying hello. >> reporter: i know everybody seems to be in such good spirits and we are so happy to report that in light of this massive storm that we're experiencing here in center city philadelphia. let's take a look at broad street here. it's been very clear for the most part. we've seen a number of snowplows coming through just throughout the course of this evening but again, snow is continuing to accumulate, it's just lightning up for the moment. take a look at these magazine and newspaper boxes just to give you some idea as to how much snow has fallen just since we have been out here for the last few hours or so. so, no fishtail, i'm so sorry i forgot my ruler. don't kill me you guys back there. but anyway we'll get the official tally from kate bilo. just overall lots of pedestrian traffic here in center city today at broad and walnut. nobody seemed to be fearing venturing out in this snow. we did talk to a couple of folks a short ti

. >> i'm natasha brown.ss news," new development in the ambush of a philadelphia police officer. find out what happened just hours ago to the man accused of unloading his weapon on the officer at close range. >>> plus, an enormous sinkhole opens up in a philadelphia neighborhood swallowing up a worker. we've got the latest. lauren. >> tracking heavy rain that moves in tonight and a little bit of snow by next week and i'll have all the details in >> ♪ >> the from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> right now on "eyewitness news," we have new developments in the the ambush of a philadelphia police officer and the man accused of trying to kill him. but first tonight, crews just rescued a worker trapped in a sinkhole that opened up in olde city. this is a live picture here of the scene at the corner of fourth and market. a very active soon with police and fire on the scene. good evening, i'm natasha brown. the hole is 18 feet deep and it's still unclear exactly why it ope

i'm natasha brown, thank you for joining us. police received an anonymous tip that the man who allegedly shot officer jesse hartnett may have ties to a radical group. greg argos has the latest. >> reporter: natasha, good evening, sources say the tip came in yesterday. the alleged shooter in this is part of a larger group and warning philadelphia police officers they need to be extra careful. an anonymous tip has philadelphia police and the fbi on high alert. >> it's being investigated and taken credible. >> reporter: sources tell cbs3 "eyewitness news" a woman approached an officer saturday near 60th and wall. she told the cop 30-year-old edward archer the 30-year-old is part of a group that consists of three others. archer is not the most radical of the four and the threat to police is not over. >> he was the least radical. he was an urban terrorist. whether it was islam, isis, whether it was just, he's 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 of

in northeast philadelphia, natasha brown cbs-3 eyewitness news. >>> tonight g.o.p.ebate in iowa will go on as planned, minus donald trump. marley hall is in des moines where the the republican front run are plans to hold his own event. >>> with the debate just hours away donald trump is still refusing to attend a point he made clear wednesday night in an appearance on the "fox news" channel. >> will you just consider i want you to consider, all right, think bit. >> bill, this is much tougher being with you, because frankly you are smarter. this is much tougher then doing the debate with megyn kelly, believe me. >> at an event in south caroline, trump continue to take aim at the "fox news" host moderating the event. while in des moines chief rival ted cruz challenged him one on one. >> i will propose a venue western iowa tech, saturday night, sue city, we have it reserved. >> reporter: while his republican counterparts are on the the debate stage trump will be here on the campus of, drake university, even students who don't support the out spoken candidate are excite

good evening i'm natasha brown. thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with meteorologist. e. >>> natasha. thanks. we had first measurable snow in the season in philadelphia today t not a ton. you can stick a rule leer in it. our first measurable snowfall on record. even hundreds we got pretty close. 1995. but now the snow has moved on out. now impacting parts of new england and boston. seeing a few flurries up winds. arctic cold front going to move through. head into the next testimony of hours and take these temperatures down a big knowledge. 31 degrees holding stable in philadelphia. rider now 25 degrees in allentown. 26 in atlantic city. colder air is just up wind with temperatures in the teens. and in the single digits. that will be blasting in overnight tonight. will be with us for the next several days. icy travel. a concern tonight. early tomorrow temperatures drop down significantly. those wet roads produced by the snow earlier today very wet snow. that could freeze over eses specially onion treated surveillance passes, icy spots will be hard to see under the cover

eye witt the necessary news reporter natasha brown shows us the incredible obstacle this is woman has overcome to live her dream. >> we will do an extremely vibrant look. >> reporter: for jessica ruiz every face is a fresh canvas that she transforms in the work of out. for this 27 year-old artistry begins the moment she picks up a make up brush with her mouth. >> it is motivating me to the fullest. >> reporter: born with a congenital muscle disorder that effects all four limbs, jessica refused to let her disability become a disheartening disadvantage. by middle school she was applying her own make up and even practicing on friend. >> i got to be honest, it wasn't the perfect, you know, eye liner or perfect mascara. >> reporter: after applying to beauty schools after high school she said that she was rejected by everyone. >> they told me that cosmetology was not in, you know, the fact that i see for myself because of the way i did make up with my mouth. they said it wasn't sanitary. >> reporter: jessica studied video and taught herself a technique that she has now masters. >> good thin

good evening i'm natasha brown. thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with meteorologist. lop renne. >>> natasha. thanks. we had first measurable snow in the season in philadelphia today t not a ton. you can stick a rule leer in it. our first measurable snowfall on record. even hundreds we got pretty close. 1995. but now the snow has moved on out. now impacting parts of new england and boston. seeing a few flurries up winds. arctic cold front going to move through. head into the next testimony of hours and take these temperatures down a big knowledge. 31 degrees holding stable in philadelphia. rider now 25 degrees in allentown. 26 in atlantic city. colder air is just up wind with temperatures in the teens. and in the single digits. that will be blasting in overnight tonight. will be with us for the next several days. icy travel. a concern tonight. early tomorrow temperatures drop down significantly. those wet roads produced by the snow earlier today very wet snow. that could freeze over eses specially onion treated surveillance passes, icy spots will be hard to see under th

that's going to do it for us i'm natasha brown for leslie and all of us here we are always online cbsphilly.com at 10. have a good day. the one with the high-strength military-grade,the f-150. aluminum-alloy body bolted to a high-strength steel frame. and guess what? it made the strongest statement any truck can make. it pulled a 5-star safety rating... on all sides... for every cab configuration. 'cuz when they say military-grade, they mean: "battle tested." this is the ford f-150. and every other truck is history. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> whitaker: this was the first face we saw after landing. that's syrian president bashar al-assad. this once was a syrian airport. since the summer, the russians have built barracks, brought in 4,000 personnel, paved roads, rolled in truckloads of equipment and munitions, erecting a bit of russia in the heart of assad-controlled syria. but the relationship between russia and syria is far from perfect, as we found out when the russian admiral we interviewed used a derogatory term to describe president assad. >> ( speaking

natasha brown shows us surveillance video that captured the a attack. >> reporter: surveillance videoows cringe worthy ambush on officer jesse hartnett in west philadelphia a. the the suspect moving closer and closer, firing multiple shots, until he reaches point blank range. >> shots fired, shots fired. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: his car writled with bullets his left arm punctured by three, 9-millimeter round, officer hartnett gets out the and gives change injuring 30 year-old edward archer who is then quickly captured. >> the bravery that he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. the his will to live, undoubted saved his life and we're ever so thankful to god that he is here today. >> reporter: police questioned the suspect as to the motive behind the unprovoke attack, they say he confessed and continued to utter these word. >> he stated that he pledged his allegiance to the islamic state, follows allah and that is why he was called upon to do this. >> according to him he believes that the police defend laws contrary to the teachings of the quran. >> sources say archer trav

at police headquarters, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> those who know officer hartnett are describing him as dedicated and compassionate. he is a native of east lansdowne and serve on the police force there before joining the philadelphia police department among those praising the the officer his father inn a also police commissioner richard ross. >> we's very proud of him. he is a great person. it will be a tough road. he is a tough guy. excellent philadelphia police officer. >> he was a compassionate police officer in that even an individual he a arrested not long ago for narcotics he stopped and got food for that individual's son. very person he a arrested. >> hartnett is a a five-year veteran of the philadelphia police force. >>> while local and federal authorities are searching the suspect's neighborhood for more information, "eyewitness news" spoke with his family. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco traveled to yah den delaware county where she talked to one of the suspect's relatives. >> reporter: outside edward archer's mom's home a female relative who answered

good evening i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for staying up a bit late with us tonight.lendar page and we turn off the record warmth we had all the month of december. record warmth in philadelphia. january came and temperatures they fell. it was a nice winter weekend. temperatures more season in a bell the last two days. even colder winter is going to mean business as we head into the next couple days. 35 degrees. wind chill in the upper 20s. freezing mark down the shore. upper 20s in the poconos. showing us quiet conditions across the delaware valley. showers across parts of pennsylvania. new york state usher ring in colder air. in association with arctic cold front that's going to drop in as we head into the day tomorrow. we are going to feel affect big time. wind chills developing in a single digits as we head into tomorrow evening. and that's including in the city. but it is going to be a brief arctic blast as we head into weds temperatures are going to rebound. tuesday will be our coldest day of the season by far. we'll talk about friend forecast in a couple minutes

. >>> good evening i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us.ur future as well. meteorologist lauren casey tracking all of this for us from cbs3 weather center. hey, lauren. >> natasha, after couple of mild days, 50s yesterday. upper 40 today's. the colder air is going to be building in. we do have little bit of a chance for snowstorm scan three showing us quiet condition right now clouds though still in place mostly cloudy conditions across much of the delaware valley and temperatures 47 degrees not too chilly but a bit of a breeze up around 12 miles per hour making it feel more like 36 degrees right now. we're at 38 down the shore. 31 pretty mild temperature for january in the poconos and we are going to be colder by tomorrow a few flakes possible so we'll talk about where we'll see the best chance of a few snow showers tomorrow afternoon and then bitter wind chills for everyone on monday. we're talking about waking up to wind chills monday morning in the single digits and we keep around cold sunshine through next week and windy conditions as

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us, this was a storm of historic proportions.s, if not weeks to come. all philadelphia schools are closed. that's including public and archdiocesen schools, there are many other closings as well. you can see them scrolling there at the bottom of your screen. please take note of that. as the region recovers, our team is spread out tonight. covering every angle of the aftermath. temperatures are dropping. and that's raising concerns about refreezing. lauren casey is in our weather center. she's out there now on the sky deck with more on that. lauren? >> natasha, i'm on the sky deck. we have quite a bit of snowfall still lingering out here. it's getting pretty kron which he and crusty. as those temperatures drop down, getting cold tonight but incredible snowfall totals as we know, 22.4 inches of snow falling in philadelphia. this is now our fourth largest snowstorm on record in the city. records date back to the late 1800s. temperatures, they were cool today, we topped off just above freezing but a lot of sunshine did do melting des

good evening i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for staying up a bit late with us tonight.res seem like a distance memory. in our weather center if we can go back a week or so. >>> we turn a calendar page and we turn off the record warmth we had all the month of december. record warmth in philadelphia. january came and temperatures they fell. it was a nice winter weekend. temperatures more season in a bell the last two days. even colder winter is going to mean business as we head into the next couple days. 35 degrees. wind chill in the upper 20s. freezing mark down the shore. upper 20s in the poconos. showing us quiet conditions across the delaware valley. showers across parts of pennsylvania. new york state usher ring in colder air. in association with arctic cold front that's going to drop in as we head into the day tomorrow. we are going to feel affect big time. wind chills developing in a single digits as we head into tomorrow evening. and that's including in the city. but it is going to be a brief arctic blast as we head into weds temperatures are going to rebound. tue

she spoke to our natasha brown >> high five. >> just having fun that normally they would never be able to do. it is phenomenal will. >> that is so sweet. >> as you heard it was a why i to the parents too to see their kid in that kind of situation, the kid were able to hang out in the penalty box, sit on the team bench, tour the press box so they got the full treatment there. >> just terrific. >> for the whole family to see that. >> just to take a moment. >> yes. >> to be a kid. >> exactly. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news" chipotle's new plan to win back customers. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. we will be right back. >>> here's one more look at the morning's headlines. three winning tickets will share $1.6 billion in the last night ease record breaking power ball drawing. they were sold in california, tennessee and florida. so not anywhere near here. here are the numbers, hey might have some money coming to you, eight, 27, 34, four, 19, power ball ten. >>> we have a series of deadly attacks in jakarta. suicide bombers blew themselves up leaving

good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us, this was a storm of historic proportions. we will be feel effects for days, if not weeks to come. all philadelphia schools are closed. that's including public and archdiocesen schools, there are many other closings as well. you can see them scrolling there at the bottom of your screen. please take note of that. as the region recovers, our team is spread out tonight. covering every angle of the aftermath. temperatures are dropping. and that's raising concerns about refreezing. lauren casey is in our weather center. she's out there now on the sky deck with more on that. lauren? >> natasha, i'm on the sky deck. we have quite a bit of snowfall still lingering out here. it's getting pretty kron which he and crusty. as those temperatures drop down, getting cold tonight but incredible snowfall totals as we know, 22.4 inches of snow falling in philadelphia. this is now our fourth largest snowstorm on record in the city. records date back to the late 1800s. temperatures, they were cool today, we topped off just above freezing but a lo

. >>> our natasha brown hosted a martin luther king lunch today in center city. the 31st annual benefit for philadelphia martin luther king junior association for non-violence. day included a variety of esteemed speakers and performances reflecting on the non-violent legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. >>> across the river in cherry hill many gathered to celebrate doctor king's peaceful impact. "eyewitness news" at national stop the violence alliance, celebrating the king holiday. special guests reverend robin scott king, niece of the martin lieutenant are king junior, spoke about her uncle's vision and the the day just keeps getting better. >> it keeps getting bigger because it keeps getting better because people are realizing that we must continue to go forward to make a change to truly get the meaning of doctor king's speech i have a dream. >> former police commissioner charles ramsey received the coveted national peace medal the at today's event. >>> today's day of service was about paying it forward for these local students. vittoria woodill was ther

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in new castle delaware, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:49.ime to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. let's check with charlie rose up in new york with that preview, what are you up to, charlie. >> and, millions and all of the other major news of the day, but if you donate, money to politicians or to bedrooms, people you you want to, and cbs news investigate. also this, melony on what new discount options mean for the future of department stores. and we will talk with the chief astronomer from the franklin institute about the the discovery of a possible ninth planet. all of that and more, the news is back in the morning. we will see new about ten minutes. >> we love derek pits, tell him hello for us. >> he is great, i will tell him you said hello. >> we will see new ten minutes. >> bye. >>> hoverboards were a hot holiday gift and now that legislation will be introduced in philadelphia a city council requiring children to wear protective gear which reading them. forty year-old mike keller of prospect park was seriously hurt after falling

. >>> that was natasha brown reporting. clinton and sanders are booked for four sunday morning news shows including face the the nation right here on cbs-3. catch it this morning at 10:30. we will get a live preview of the program from cbs news political director john dickerson a ahead in the next hour. >>> well, more heart break for celine dion this morning. her brother dies from cancer days after her husband was losing his battle with cancer. her brother daniel dion died yesterday, he was 59 year-old. danielle dion was one of the the celine's 13 siblings. new comes as celine dion prepares for the funeral of her husband renee. he died on thursday after a long battle with throat cancer. angeli it was 73. >>> actor sean penn insist his interview with el chapo had nothing to do with the drug lord's capture in mexico. sean penn spoke with charlie rose and here's a preview of the 60 minutes interest right set to air tonight. >> here's the things that we know: we know that the mexican government, they were clearly very humiliate

. >> but this -- natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness eyewitness. >> oh, me we think it is snow, imaginesouth carolina? >> god bless you. >> exactly, how she said it. >> our storm coverage continues this morning with a check on how many the shore is cleaning up. jan? >> here in sea isle city, flooding as far as the eye can see. and the threat may not be over yet. officials here, have their eyes on the next high tide. schedule to roll in around 8:30 this morning. coming up: we'll take a look. >> jan, thank up. and also ahead, the airport practically dessert this weekend, but, things are slowly returning to normal. we'll check in with justin finch for an update, and just about five minutes. much more to come. stay with us. >> the storm is over, but the clean up tens. after nearly 2 feet of snow fell in philadelphia. good morning to you, thanks for spending your sunday morning with us, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm erika von tiehl. we want to check in with justin and meisha a now we have to go and clean up all of that snow, start shoving. >> good morning, at least sunshine out here. don't expec

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