nicole tinan's tormentor, alex campbell.ase snowballed after an alert cook county detective trained to look for signs of trafficking notified federal investigators. >> when i first met julia, she was a very scared young lady. >> julia reported her boyfriend had beaten and threatened her. >> he said many times that he would kill me and nothing would stop him. >> she feared for her life and she feared she could be killed by him and thought she would be killed by him for going to the police. >> vanhorn plugged julia's so-called boyfriend's name into the computer. >> before i started this case, i never even heard of alex campbell. once i put him in the system, i found an extensive criminal history. >> in 1986, campbell shot his way into a house, then held two women captive in a tense standoff with chicago police. convicted of attempted murder, home invasion and kidnapping, campbell served ten years. after his release, he was arrested, again, for selling young women. and many of those women like julia sported that telltale horses

i want to bring you in nicole. you started with the program at 4. >> yes. >> what did it mean to you at that age and throughout your teenage years as well? >> i grew up in south d.c. and it was tennis across the street from where i live at. i just wanted to try the sport. i loved it ever since. >> you were hooked right off the bat. >> right off the bat. >> how long did you stay with the program. >> since my senior year of high school. >> really? >> yep. >> and i want to talk a little bit more about what you loved about tennis not just from 4, but really all the way up through high school, it is a unique sport in so many ways. i want to get into that. but the big news that we've seen, mike, in the past few years and i've been involved, too, with the drive to make this happen in southeast, your brand new tennis facility, $10 million. for people who go out there, what will they see p. >> six indoor courts and nine outdoor courts for the kids we're looking the bring the kids to the point where they want to come to the

nicole? >> good, thanks, carol. >>> well, of course, this weekend's winter storm left a mark across the entire delaware valley. shovels out in full force, as the clean up slowly began last night. hey, the snow quickly covered the roads creating treacherous conditions. i experienced them on my way in. apparently this cab in center city philadelphia also experiencing them, just fishtailing down market street. it was of course slippery walk for people, as the snow began changing over to freezing rain. >> now, our eye on the storm coverage continues on kelly drive now. a combination of snow, and freezing rain are making for messy travel this morning. if you're headed out the door, again, just take your time, be careful, our cherry gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 live with an update on conditions, and it is not so good. is it, cherry? >> reporter: not so good, but i like stay positive nicole, san that i that there is some good news, the rain has slowed to a mere drizzle. it is not

nicole, you mentioned working with children earlier. i wondered if you could share with us some of the common questions that they had for you about slavery and about emancipation. >> sure. a lot of questions that i get from kids, they want to know commonly. actually, kids are kind of violent. i had kids who asked me why didn't they kill their masters a lot. i had to guide them back to first of all, let's not have murderous intent in our heart. and then getting them to understand the circumstances. well, let's take that question and are there continues yenses involved? well, yes. okay. and what are those consequences? and having them understand that you know, you can't just go around because you're enslaved and you're angry, you can't just go around killing people. that that's not how this works. and i want's actually kind of scary how violent some of these kids are. because that's like the number one -- why wasn't there rebellion and people were killed. you have to rein them back in. a lot of time they want to know about families -- you

nicole. >> thanks, carol. just reminder cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be on extra early tomorrow morning so of course we invite to you join us beginning 4:00 for the the very latest on the storm of 4:00 a.m. nice and early. >> we do have breaking news right now in philadelphia's lawncrest neighborhood. one person is dead, following a crash on roosevelt boulevard. hatched before 5:00 a.m. on adams avenue. only one vehicle involved in the crash. cause of the accident is being investigated. >>> more breaking news in mercer county, new jersey, fire fight remembers battling a strip mall fire in ewing township. flames broke out just after 4:00 this morning reaching two alarms, that fire is not yet under control, there are no reports of injuries, good news cause also being investigated. >>> a massive warehouse fire still smoltz ers at this hour in brooklyn, along the williams berg waterfront. the seven alarm blaze sent plumes of thick black smoke into the air. it has been burning since saturday morning in more than 20

oh nicole. >> you said it perfectly carol, oh. >>> 7:19. lets see how traffic is moving out there, ann good morning. >> good morning, nicole. you heard carol's bitter cold forecast. not only is it bitter cold but we have icy conditions on the secondary and neighborhood roadways. drive very carefully. also watch out for bridges, overpasses, on and off ramps. we have speed reductions in place on the walt whitman. you are looking at a beautiful sunrise but speed reductions of 25 miles an hour on that as well as ben franklin bridge, bet thecy ross bridge commodore barry bridge and delaware memorial bridge, also a a 45-mile an her speed reductions in effect on the new jersey turnpike between delaware memorial bridge and exit 8a, cranberry jamesberg exit. other than that the the area bridges are looking okay. you have to be very careful. also watch out for snow that has blown over on the highway this morning as you are driving. we have some problems i wanting to over with you in cherry hill. seventy westbound shut down at bartram park drive there

i'm nicole brewer. let's send it over to carol for more on wintry weather coming tomorrow, i hate to lead with that though, because to daze will be pretty nice. >> exactly, let's lead with temperatures close to 50 degrees today. we will not get ahead of ourselves for pete's sake. >> there you go. >> let's enjoy what we have right on our plate right now and that will be a lot milder then what we're normally seeing this time of the year. the center city, we do have some cloud this morning but i think you'll enjoy these temperatures close to 50 degrees n southern delaware there is a chance you could see temperatures close to 60 degrees. the further north the the colder it will be. storm scan three the cloud are in place. there is a low pressure system near chicago that will be coming over here and it spread the precipitation, starting late tonight from north to south and depending on the temperatures that will let you know whether you will find snow through the poconos to maybe some freezing rain, sleet in

syma, good morning. >>> good morning nicole. making hundreds every hoagies and also having fun and little party while we're at t busy right now john weissberg, you are a sound tearing and advise or here. so tell me a little bit about what's going on today? >> right now hosting our first annual hoagie sale to help severe needy families who are suffering some medical issues, and we hope that things will be will go real smooth. >> really smooth like electric slide smooth? a party this morning. >> it is a party right now. and we're trying to make a dent in the cause and help these quids have fun and the passion behind us, so -- >> now the kids have been making high schoolers and middle schoolers making hoagies for about half hour, and taking a break right now. is it because you guys had so many that are coming out that you just needed to take a little break? >> yes, they wanted to get a little dance group going on. we're fine with. that will we're making hoagies pretty rapidly. so we're fine right now. we're hoping to make about 200

i'm nicole brewer. the it is 5:00 o'clock. lets get more from carol with this forecast and this weekend. it didn't feel too bad out there this morning. >> it is almost the freezing mark it is all relative. >> i don't know it didn't feel as bad. >> it wasn't as bad and it won't be as bad this weekend. we will get temperatures in the the 40's almost close to 50 degrees tomorrow. what a nice warm up. of course we are watching a weather system but most of the time for this system for most of the area it will be rain. we will talk about that coming up. storm scan three we've got nothing to deal with just a couple clouds at the this point. not a problem in our weather at all. the the temperatures are warmer. this isn't warm but it the is warmer. 26 degrees in philadelphia. twenty-three in trenton. twenty-four in wilmington. nineteen in the poconos. twenty-one town in wildwood. when you factor in the wind it feels like 21 in philadelphia. twenty-two in allentown. not a lot in the way of wind and that makes it

>> good morning nicole. good news and there is bad news the good news is it is not as frigid as it has been in the past several days, but the bad news is it is a mess. there is this dangerous slippery, slush, that has formed, because of this ice and rain combo and crews have been on the road for the past several hours putting down salt and as you can see some of the main roads have been treated but the side roads are still quite dangerous. on the sidewalks of course, many places are frozen solid. there is huge ice puddles and people have to sort of jump over them, in order to be safe. and back out here, live, as you can see this icy slush is dangerous, and there is actual sections where if you step down, your entire foot can sort of disappear in this slush. if you're not careful. so, when you start to clean off your cars this morning remember, that the snow is quite heavy and be careful and just sort of expect that as you're out trying to get moving. live on kelly drive cherry gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs

i'm's nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock on the dot. lets send it over to carol for more of the forecast. it will be a messy one. >> it is the the the blowing snow and depend object where you are, if you are near a suburban or less densely populated area and a wind can come a across a field or a road or that sort of thing you will think you are in a blizzard with the way the the wind are blowing this morning. we didn't get a all that much snow but it has stack up in area. you may see completely bear pavement right next to wind driven snow and that could be a 6-inch high. just watch out where ever you are, it is completely different. notice on storm scan three that we do see this thick wrapping up and pulling away and as it pull is a way the wind will get, stay as strong as they are right the now. we have a extremely windy day coming up for us but storm scan three is showing that most of the falling snow, is gone. it is the blowing and drifting snow we are still going to contend with and we have a winter weather advisory until 11:00 o'cl

how about another hand for nicole banks (clapping) nicole i'm so grateful for that introduction and proud of you and our city your story echoes what we're talking about this morning so many of the themes i'm about to discuss and your own journeys an inspiration to all of us thank you very much. >> i'm so honored to have 2 of my predecessors two tremendous leader for the state gavin newsom and mayor willie brown. >> gainful and willy thank you firing leadership and friendship and council meeting and support all those years so much of our city's success is built upon the foundation you've create thank you for joining us this morning and special greetings to our new board president london breed (clapping.) and to supervisor malia cowen who's district we're in this morning thank you supervisor and, of course, (clapping) greetings to the honorable members of the board of supervisors elected officials as well as to the many city commissioners and department heads and honored guests. >> you know i know it's early to is a big thanks to the carter and finally a very special thanks is to the

athletes in eastern high school history inducted into hall of fame in 2002 and nicole born's memory lives on through these girls and this team. jeff skversky, "channel 6 action news." >> tragic story but great for those young girls at eastern to step up. back to you guys. >> all right. jamie. thank you. thank youhundreds of people braved today's freezing temperatures wearing only swim suits or costumes or smile to take place in this dip to brave the bitter cold and raise money for st. francis community center and swim team. >> run in faster other run out faster. >> i think you run out fast. >> 2015 philadelphia auto show special is next on channel 6. >> don't forget "action news" is on tomorrow morning 4 a.m. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards david murphy and karen rogers. >> now for sarah bloomquist, melissa magee, jamie apody, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez. have a good night and great weekend ahead. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. som

i'm nicole brewer. it is just past 6:00. let's sends it over to carol for more on this dangerous cold that's eventually going to turn into some stuff like rain snow, ice the whole lot of it. >> whole bit. yes. if you get warmer temperatures, in february, it comes with a price apparently. and we're going to be find that price today. and that's going to be wet weather that starts to move in, as women. it is cold out there still though, look at this, minus one, in pleasant valley, so-called broad heads ville not too pleasant at minus one you can see the snow on the ground obviously with snow, not able to melt in those conditions. storm scan3 there is snow that's going to be moving in, it is not here now, starting to see the clouds moving in, at this point. but, notice all of those colors. and that is an indication that this storm is one that has a transitional phase to it. it goes from the snow to the sleet to the rain. and we're going to be finding all of that, as we move through the next, i don't know st

thanks nicole donald and the team. thank you. >> the commission on on the environment regular meeting in your packet is a copy of the draft minutes. this is a discussion item. >> colleagues, thoughts on the minutes? do you want to take a moment to review? if not can i get a motion to approve. motion from commissioner stephenson? second? all those in favor of the approval of the minutes please signify by saying aye. ayes have it minutes are approved item 4 please monica. >> members of the public may address the commission on items not on today's agenda. >> we do have speaker cards and anyone else that wants to provide comment is more than welcome to do so. >> good afternoon commissioners. catherine howard. i'm with the organization healthy soccer sf and for the coalition for san for san francisco neighborhoods. nbc news had a series of reports about cancer called clusters. a soccer coach took one of her players in for cancer treatments and they were sitting talking and the student was a goal ee and the nurse said excuse

nicole? >> carol thank you. this morning pope francis is celebrating the feast of saint valentine by naming 20 new cardinals in the church. we're wait to go hear philadelphia's archbishop charles chaput is among them. mass happening right now. earlier saw rare glimpse of pope francis and his predecessor pope benedict. we'll keep you posted on any developingments that come out of the vatican this morning. >>> right now, though, governor tom wolf decision to suspend the death penalty in pennsylvania is drawing praise and some outrage. the governor called the currencies tell of capitol punishment quote error prone, expensive and anything but infallible. he wants to review a full report on capitol punishment in the state. the decision means, a reprieve for convicted killer terrence williams. he was scheduled to be executed march 4th for the 1984 killing of norwood in philadelphia. 186 people are on death row pennsylvania has an executed -- hasn't execute add prisoner since 1999. in response to pike county prosecutor

ask a question for nicole. nicole, you mentioned working with children earlier, and i wonder if you could share with us some of the common questions they have with you about slavery and about emancipation? >> sure. a lot of the questions i get from kids, they want to know commonly -- actually, kids are kind of violent. i will put that up front. they will ask, why did the slaves not kill their masters? and then really getting into kind of understand the circumstances. well, let's take that question. are there consequences involved? well, yes, and what are those consequences? and having them understand that you just can't go around because you are enslaved and you are angry commie just can't go around killing people. that is not how this works, and is actually kind of scary how violent these kids are, because that is the number one, why wasn't there a rebellion and people killed, and you really have to rein them back in, but a lot of times they want to know about family. you are laughing, but it is true. last yea

nicole. >> carol thanks. 8:50. on the roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center ann. >> roadways are behaving themselves today. this is broad street exit of the vine street expressway thaw are looking at now. take this heading to the last day of the philadelphia auto show no delays or problems on the vine street expressway or on this exit which is in good shape. also some good news market street in west philadelphia a now opened between north 34th street and 38th street. that earlier construction has cleared. if you are in the neighborhood and heading down there you are good to go. this is i-95 at girard. we have long term construction project. heavy traffic in both south and north bound lanes but in delays on i-95 this morning. on the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike in delays here, and if you are taking the the pennsylvania turnpike, there is in problems or delays heading to the poconos, northeast extension looks good as well. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans no

nicole? >> all right carol thank you. >> well, new this morning pope francis is celebrating the feast of saint valentine by naming 20 new cardinals to the church. the mass is happening at the vatican. now, in his remarks action the holy father told the new cardinal pride anger and other sins are unacceptable. we saw rare popes of the pope and his predecessor pope benedict. >> well, here at home, authority believe a caro seen heater may have helped fuel deadly fire in southwest philadelphia. firefighters were called out to the 5300 block every kingsessing avenue late friday night. they made quick work of the flames, but later found the male homeowner dead in a upstairs hallway. fire commissioner derrick sawyer says the home did not have working smoke detectors. >> look through the dwelling, we found one smoke alarm that was not working. and that smoke alarm was at the top of the basement stems. so you need to have one smoke alarm on each level especially in the sleeping area. >> now, the cause

i'm nicole brewer.f a forecast. little bit of the warm up. >> it feels great to not walk out in sub freezing temperatures. we will get plenty of that at the end of the week so we will enjoy temperatures close to 50 degrees this afternoon. a few clouds too but still temperatures will feel great. it looks nice looking at ben franklin bridge right now and we have a temperature heading to the north in the 20's. not everybody is below freeze bug this place is, broadheadsville, 29 up in the poconos. we will be dealing with the storm system that comes through here and it is bringing a variety of weather types. none of it particularly heavy especially in our area but it is rain and some cases sleet or freezing rain and this is a slow moving system. so we're dealing with it or at least being forced to talk about it and think bit from really later on tonight right through tuesday morning early when it finally complete thely exits the coast. thirty-three right now in philadelphia. thirty-four trenton. thirty-four

>> good morning, nicole. looking little bit better, looking little better, starting to wake up here, on kelly drive. we saw less than handful of runners, diehard running through the slippery slush here. and you can really slip and slide here because that snow and that ice/rain sort of turned sidewalks into pretty much a sheet of ice. and it is very dangerous they actually brought plow out. >> crews have been out overnight, treating the roads a lot of the main roads most of the main roads have, been treated but the side streets are still pretty bad. do you have drive slone you can just slide right through a stop sign, or red light. and you're walking along the sidewalks, you have to be careful, because there are these big ice puddles along the curb line, and at the end of every street. and back here, live, as people are sort of getting dressed for church, i would say, glove weather, scarf weather hat weather, even though i don't have a hat on, and definitely boots. because as you can see, it is very icy and th

now, nicole until. >> carol, thank you. young musician also getting help to enroll for health insurance under the affordable care act. music care is shows dollars an enrollment drive in fishtown. "eyewitness news" there at johnny brenda's volunteers assisted those who need help finding -- signing up for new insurance or existing plans dead roll to enroll is february 15th. >>> on the health watch with flu season here, there is another danger to watch out for. more than a million americans each year are diagnosed with a life threatening condition known as sepsis, which can develop almost out of any kinds of infection including the flu. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on what you should look out for. >> a healthy eighth grader but four years ago she almost died after a battle with the flu led to sepsis. >> anything that could possibly like, be painful or could be wrong was like wrong. >> mia's mother took her to the hospital after she had a 104 fever and became lethargic. >> she wasn't breathing on her own. her blood

i'm nicole brewer. just past 8:30.k with carol for more on this forecast and bitter think cold temperatures out there, carol. >> it shows how ineffective the sunnies. we have temperatures of 9 degrees. >> in the helping much. >> not at all. >> wind is taking over it has a lot more power than the sun, and driving down that cold air just right out of the north pole. we are looking at some very cold temperatures let me show what you we're dealing with right now, look the at delaware river and the ice, this is a look from the pal will my use cove nature park over to the city of philadelphia. it is something. you could walk there over that ice. now storm scan three there are snow showers out,es specially through central new jersey and north and might find a couple going past in burlington county. bucks county saw a couple. these things will be ending up leaving quickly. the other official observation that you'll be finding looking at surface maps right now with the official observations blowing snow, there is a lot of snow

our correspond end nicole johnson joining us from afghanistan.. >>> two al jazerra journalist says are out on bail after 411 days in jail in egypt for their fight for justice isn't over. bahar mohammed and mohamed fahmy are still charged with colluding with the banned muslim brotherhood their previous conviction was thrown out and their retrial is set for the 23rd of february. peter greste was auld charge but is back this australia after being released. bahar mohamed has been speak big being apart from his family as well as his hopes for the future. >> it's hard to describe that moment. you can see it, you can feel it. but to describe those moments with words, i think it's -- i can't. it's -- it's finally i am home. the children was different. it was like -- it was something different. as soon as they saw me they saw knee on the stairs they suddenly jump and we -- so i took them and start hugging them and i think i start crying, that's the first time. my children start telling me, stop going to work. don't leave again. you spend too much time at

i'm nicole brewer. we will see y >>> in new zealand, it was the running of the wool. 300 sheep and 50 horned rams stampeded through the center of town. >> there are barriers along the route to ensure spectator safety. the event kicked off the rural games. the sheep race which was not held for decades was to revived to celebrate the region's farming it heritage. so often we cover these things and i think i want to go to that one. i could pass on this. >> i love it. look at these guys. come on. they're fabulous. you wouldn't get -- >> hurt. gored. >> thank you. that's the word i was looking for. >>> the latest on a huge new hack attack. we learned this week that hackers had raided the computer systems at anthem the nation's second largest health insurer. >> they may have gotten away with as many as 80 million medical records. the attack comes at a bad time. the entire u.s. health industry is shifting from paper to digital record keeping. >> digitized health files are jet fuel for medical identity theft. >

a records check shows nicole is not a juvenile.arely five minutes old when detectives learn their next date is on the way. they stash nicole in the bathroom while they lay a trap for daisy, the girl they suspect may be underage. >> daisy has been lured to the room by a female detective on the pretext of providing sexual services to a married couple. >> after a few minutes of small talk, the male undercover enters the room to complete the illusion. >> hi. >> clearly daisy has bought into the three-way setup. now all that remains is to negotiate a price. >> it's another good deal and another bust. >> police. >> you got nothing in your purse at all, nothing in your pockets? >> a quick search of daisy's purse and pockets yields no identification, another possible sign this young woman may be underage. >> so our girl doesn't have an i.d.? >> no. >> how old are you? >> 18. >> okay. we just need to verify your age. because you look pretty young. unless we find out your age and that you're over 18, you'll be all set. >> daisy provides an a

that's the latest live from the cbs-3 news center, nicole brewer cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> nicole,t now, 49:00. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us with your preview nor a good morning. >> hey guys, good morning to you, ukee, erika. we're on ferry along the icy hudson river tracking potentially record breaking cold. it is 1 degrees here in new york. plus coffee lovers are getting a boost from the feds. top registered dietition is here in studio 57. to explain what these new changes to the government diet recommendations means for you. and then, from the first time, joan rivers asks. who are you wearing to backlash over this camera focused on capturing manicures. john black stone has the evolution of the red carpet. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you guys in about ten minutes. and what are you going to do this morning this morning and this weekend, to stay warm? any big plans? >> staying inside. >> inside, heat up, long johns on. >> big blanket. >> thanks, nora. >> all of that good stuff. take care, guys. >> be well. take care. en

i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:00 o'clock on the dot. we send it over to carol for more on the winter weather our way. every weekend same thing isn't it darnell. >> unbelievable, shortest month of the year, seems like it is 12 months long, all on it own. we are looking at another winter system that will be coming in here. it will be impacting us with variety of wintery weather conditions. let's take a look. you can see our boardwalk plaza, rehoboth beach notice the snow still there obviously, temperatures, even along the shore areas are well below freezing. so we're definitely dealing with the chill out there. now, we're going to be watching on storm scan3, you can see the big system, still approaching our area, but by the time we hit the noon hour or so, we will be starting to watch specially to the west, and maybe coming up from the south, for this precipitation to be beginning to be moving into the area. and, as we get little closer, you can see not here now we are still looking, in fact, in some areas a

nicole?carol, thank you. >>> we do want to update you on breaking news here the roosevelt boulevard had has just re-up after this accident you see here. the southbound lanes had been close add a the fox street for an investigation but moments ago traffic began moving once again. the at least two vehicles were involved in that crash. the it happen just before 3:00 o'clock this morning. the victims were taken to temple hospital. we do not at least one suffered a broken leg. investigators tell "eyewitness news" they are working to determine if alcohol was a factor in that crash. >>> well, "eyewitness news" has learn a possible measles case was identified friday afternoon, at abington memorial hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter diana a rock he has information on the suspects case, and spoke with a doctor who says that the public should not ab alarmed. montgomery county health officials are investigating a physician suspect case of me unless a 15 year-old boy. while abington memorial hospital wi

nicole? >> erika, there you we go. >> well, we're about to talk to nicole.lly is in full bloom this week end. >> philadelphia flower show set to open to the public tomorrow. we're getting you some behind the scenes looks right now at all of the action. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from the convention center your preview. hey, nick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yep, the theme this year is celebrate the movies. and i have to say they've even rolled out the red carpet for us, it may be even for spring, i think we're all feeling that, here this morning. but yes. there is so much to see. an event that attract a quarter million visitors, to the pennsylvania convention center. we're certainly excited for it, can't wait for the warmer werth. it actually feels like we're a little closer to spring here inside. joining me now the communications director allen joffe for the philadelphia flower show. how exciting is it to see the flowers in bloom and know we're so much closer? >> we are thrilled, nicole. and everybody's had a bit of

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now with that story nicole. >> they are disappointed but not shocked after justice department found insufficient evident to prove that i am iser man killed trayvon martin as a result. it is a de his parents say they were prepared for but will never accept. trayvon's mother sabrina fulton believe zimmerman got away with murdering her son when he was acquitted of second degree murder. she reacted to the decision a announced by the department on tuesday. >> it disappointed us greatly but as i said it didn't surprise us at all. we have. we here in the united states are under a crisis when our young people cannot walk the the street, cannot play their music, cannot stand in front of a store or go to the store, without being threatened without being followed, chased persued, profiled or murdered. >> zimmerman's attorney says his client is relieved that the case is now closed. he maintains he shot the unarmed teen in self-defense three years ago after confronting him as a neighborhood watch men. ukee. >>> our time is 5:36. in business news thi

nicole, thank you for that update nicole johnson there speaking to us. >>> meanwhile, eight people killedxplosion in pakistan happening close to the city police headquarters. the blast comes just days after 22 people were killed in a gun and suicide attack on a shiite mosque in the northwestern city. >>> people in the libyan city are assessing the damage a day after egypt launched a series of air strikes. cairo says the strikes killed several fighters linked to isil. but civilians were affected as well. a warn that go some viewers may find immaterial ideas in gerald tan's report disturbing. >> reporter: victims of the egyptian air strikes jets bombard the libyan city killing a number of civilians. the casualties included children. but egypt's military says it had struck training camps and weapons storage facilities belonging to groups linked to isil. the military campaign came off the apparent beheading of 21 egyptian christians captured in libya. the strikes were carried out through the support of the u.n. recognized government in at that tabrok. >> if there were any terrorist groups on

i'm nicole brewer. dozen of residents are homeless this morning after two alarm fire engulfs their south jersey apartment complex. cbs-3, "eyewitness news", at the emerald ridge ants, on the 100 block of gibbsboro road in west lindenwald. that will blaze broke after 4:00. four units ruined, parts of the roof collapsed. good news, no one was hurt. now, a check on the forecast with carol. some snow headed our way? >> yes, and cold temperatures out there this morning but it is bright it, looks nice out there right now but clouds will be coming in, little bit later on temperatures are cold, 14 in philadelphia, but four in trenton, nine in wilmington minus one down in millville. storm scan3, showing, the precipitation that will be coming in, it starts as snow, eventually transitioning over to some sleet freezing rain and then all rain, as we move through the overnight time period. generally, two-four through the philadelphia area, coating to two, south of that, and four-six as you head up through the lehigh

i'm nicole brewer. see you then.e born to portuguese parents. he grew up in connecticut. it influenced his cuisine throughout his award-winning career. >> he trained with some culinary masters before opening his restaurant el dia and was named one of food & wine's best food and chefs. he's earned a hard to get michelin star every year and he leased his first cookbook "my portugal." chef mendes, good morning and welcome to "the dish." >> good morning and happy valentine's day. >> happy valentine's day. what are you serving up for this valentine's day? >> rose buds. tomato salad with olives and wild herbs and olive oil and potatoes roasted in the oven with olive oil, garlic and sea salt. we smash them. >> what do you use to smash them? >> fist. >> what is that tempting thing. >> that's a little dream. it's portugal's answer to a doughnut. we deep-fry it and roll it in cinnamon and sugar. >> we heard your parents immigrated to the united states mid-60s. >> 1969. >> before that they were farmers. >> very poor. they grew

"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us with more nicole. >> reporter: it is still very early on in this investigation but authorities believe that suv was box in on top of the tracks between those lowered crossing gates when that crash occurred killing six people. investigators say that driver, ellen brody, a mother of three, had been diverted on to an accident when she drove on the tracks as wooden arm of the crossing guards came down around her. struck her vehicle with the such force it sent the third rail through suv and in the first car of that train. it is worst accident in the history of new york metro north obeying signals and bandon your vehicle fit stalls or gets stuck on the track. >> really you should run in the direction that the train is coming from because you can run in the opposite direct the the train will hit the car and propel that car toward you. >> reporter: so when you are on a train, big question is where is the the the most safe place to sit? well, experts say nothing is full proof but historically you should take an aisle seat over a window seat and g

nicole winters joins us. nicole. >> tomorrow morning it's the midwest that has those wind chills and then back to the northeast . temperatures right now much more comfortable than this morning wind today a lot of them in the double digits but there's the next front already the shot of cold air there's going to be the reinforcing shot, that will put the midwest temperatures 20 o30 average since february is one of our coldest months, that is not pleasant. snow is light two to four inches a lit enhancement in lake effect areas but the system is going to be developing as it hits the coastline. winds cranked up the snow and moisture becomes more developed so especially as you look at massachusetts northward starting into tomorrow and through the day on sunday then clearing out more for monday we have some severe winter weather in the offing. so especially those areas i was mentioning could be another one to two feet of snow, winds 50 miles an hour or greater. will make it feel brutally cold. especially sunday morn

to talk about her health education at the middle school level. >> hi, i'm nicole a junior and balboa high school it's my third year with the advisory committee where we teach the youth community about their health; right? and unfortunately i did not get this in my middle school at this ak there was a hard time and still is for middle school elders they go through the change for the kids where they have to make hard decisions do i get into the peer pressure and discovering their own identity more than 50 percent of middle school kids her here sexual orientation like hmo month i think having a middle school health class where we discuss those issues will be great and efficient having a lack of knowledge will only oppress us further as we go into our adulthood and education i see this as living is freedom and knowledge is power thank you thank you nicole good evening commissioners i'm margaret i'm a teacher on special assignment for the programs office i'm also the only national board certified teacher in san francisco school district (clapping) and - thank you and have the privilege of

thank you so much for showing me this. >> nicole: mm-hmm. well, no wonder your day didn't need brightening. you two look disgustingly happy. >> brady: [chuckles] we are. >> nicole: well, i'm happy for you, brady. thank god you kicked that skank, theresa, to the curb where she belongs.

>> miren la firma de nicole. nicole? cÓmo te sientes?ntar rapidÍsimo a lucho guerrero. el tema de hoy es lady gaga >> que cosa mÁs divina, ella limpiando la casa mÁs adelante. lady gaga va vestida muy bonita Últimamente. >> para mÍ que ella quería ser, una convinaciÓn como mujer maravilla o cinderella. >> no, no. la verdad que muy bien, no? >> sÍ, ella lleva un vestido muy exclusivo de un diseÑador. lo que pasa es que cuando se pone los guantes lo deteriora. >> ese es el temor de toda mujer que va a una alfombra roja que aparezca otra vestida igual. >> los vestuaristas, los coordinadores de estas mujeres no se ponen de acuerdo. >> especialmente, pasa Ésto. >> ella, sabe que j-lo se va vestido eso. >> son casi iguales, los bordados son parecidos. no son exactamente iguales son parecidos. >> oye, tengo que ser honestos seÑores. j-lo estaba vestida muy particular. >> a demÁs, tenÍa un peinado parecido y una cartera muy parecida. definitivamente jennifer lÓpez lo sabes llevar mucho mejor. >> oye, vamos a ver la historia. >> jhon, hacer un co

google cars are very own nicole petallides is back with us.e vans with the cameras doing, nicole? >> i'm digging into these two topics. your iphone. iwatch whatever they're called. we are looking what they're doing now. you talked about cable. people are feeling bullied. they want to figure out a way around it. tim cook in an interview recently said television is so stuck back in the '70s. what they are doing now is talked to the content providers instead of having to deal with the distributors. so they would provide it much like we heard from dish in january. they said they would have ten channels. twenty bucks a month. that's the first story. the second one you mentioned these events. what are these vans? they are vans reportedly driving around california. some reports maybe in new york as well with vans that are not labeled. they are owned by apple. no comment by apple. but they have sensors or cameras. are they beefing up their map or trying to battle google for a self-driving car. that's what we need to find out. melissa: yeah, really int

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. some of the winning names, nicole?so much going on, bond yielding were at 1.93%. try and squeeze out some of the winners. you have a lot of winners speaking of, names like disney and jpmorgan led the dow. the dow within 50 points of dow 18,000. down about 106 points right now. disney had blowout numbers and the financials doing well with rising bond yields. that being said, on the s&p 500 also a winner there, hospira had the $15 billion deal with pfizer. that ran up over 35% this week. and also, you could see danbury resources up 20%. we've watched oil and the oil producers and oil services running up. oil at almost 52 bucks at the moment, as we go into the closing bell, certainly a busy one, we lost our gains for the year 2015, and certainly for today snapping recent winning streak. cheryl: all right, nicole petallides, we'll see you when the bells ring on wall street. investors had a lot to worry about from persistent weakness to russia's geopolitical turmoil to falling energy prices and to dollar currency fares. my

melissa: yeah, really interesting stuff, nicole. thank you so much. that's all we have for now. here's cheryl. >> melissa francis, thank you so much. the interview amy wasn't preparing for her. we'll tell you what it will ultimately mean for the beleaguered movie studio. a hacking scandal that has nothing to do with sony, but affects tens of millions of patients. we'll take a look at what it means for anthem. the provider of injectable drugs is being bought by visor for more than $50 billion. a good fit for its pharmaceutical business. shares soaring on that news. right now, take a look at the stock, up 35%. visor even higher. more than 3%. it is the last hour of trading. let's start the "countdown." ♪ cheryl: and we have a lot of headlines to get through for you today, including energy. energy is bouncing back today after yesterday's big tumble on that inventory news. we got the government data, and it wasn't looking so good for oil. but, again, as a result energy names are receiving a nice boost today. apache up. conoco philips more than two. all trading higher today by a coup

nicole says that katy perry is right. so nicole you think she's right in what sense?es were taken illegally. there is a california law which prevents people from using any device to take pictures of anyone, a celebrity or otherwise in their home where a person might expect privacy. if you're using any device to encroach on the person's privacy, you're breaking the law in california. she's right, the pictures were taken illegally. neil: what if you're viewing them if you are, you're in deep doo-doo yourself. >> she's trying to stop people from retweeting them. nicole is right, it is against the law in california to take the pictures. now they have drones driving over people's houses taking these types of pictures. it has to be stopped. neil: california with, all the celebrities, they have a problem with it. >> right, they have to cut back. retweeting these is first amendment right. neil: can you tweet away? >> you can retweet them. i wouldn't be the first one. neil: is that true? you can keep retweeting them? >> i completely disagree. these pictures were taken undeniab

. >>> plus an uncomfortable moment for nicole kidman on the red carpet. one question that upset her and how other woman are coming to her defense. >> to ryan ask the the question. >> yes. >> so, the the flowers chocolates, whatever all of the other stuff. >> yes. >> there is something better you can do and cooking together. it can heat things up on valentines day. >> not a bad idea. >> i like that idea. >> something different. >> yes. >> but first here's is what hot at nine. >> what is it. >> you may want to think twice about moving in together before you get married. we found this study that says if you shack up before the wedding you are more likely to get divorced. >> we found this on the new york post web site. researchers asked different couples married less than ten years and they found out men who lived with their wife's before tying the knot why less dedicated to the relationship. study a said that some men in the study only got married because they lived with the person before hand. 2010 study backs up this research indicating 28 percent of the p

. >>> good morning to you, nicole. the fire, all things considered, is out. i mean, still some smoldering hot spots we can show you back to the scene fire fight remembers still here, they have ahold on the machine. but most units have broken off, and taken away. you can see being some of the steam, though, some of the smoke and smoldering, still coming up from that fire, as the unit, four every them in total, have been just completely been gut in the this fire. here's what we know about this. fire broke out shortly after about 3:00 this morning, this was the emerald ridge ants, a two alarm fire, one unit, four, sorry, four units, one building, fumuli engulfed, firefighters arrive, they came on scene the flames shooting through the roof. but they were able to get it under control pretty quickly. in all, 24 people dust placed, and it moved to different building, as the red cross is trying to figure out thousand goat people distributed and maybe into some safe housing for tonight. but everybody here, good news, everybody out of those unit

what is this. >> come here young man. >> we will see what happens. >> nicole, thank you. >>> hey, kanye west is trying to make nice with take already swift and talking about collaborating with new music. you will remember his freak out in 2009 after he stormed the stage after she won best female video at mtv music video award in the an award that he thought beyonce deserved. kanye said they talk at sunday's grammys about recording an album to go, but people have in the issued any comment. she can get over that, good for her. >> can't we all get along. >> i know. >> he did it again this past week. >> shake it off. >> katie has a look the a the freezing forecast when we do traffic and weather together on the three. >> look at you. >> just enough. >> here's a look what is coming up tonight right here on cbs-3. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> if your windows are old, draft i, maybe hard to open or close it might be time to consider replacing them. viny

will, now engaged to former miss california, nicole johnson. you see her there. they have been dating off and on the past few years. >> phelps is finishing a six-month suspension following his second drunk driving arrest. the gold medalist didn't say when the wedding will be. >> congrats to them. we're not going far from the oscars. coming up -- >>> returning to the after party. >> including the biggest surprise in snubs and who's the most thanked on stage year after year. who do you think it is? you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol toilet bowl cleaner. weather brought to you by lysol toilet bowl cleaner. of all the places in your house, this one's the busiest. so you want it to be the cleanest. that's why you need lysol. because when you use bleach, some stains are left behind. as this dye reveals. lysol toilet bowl cleaner does more. it removes the tough stains that bleach doesn't and it also disinfects. so why just bleach? with lysol you can do more. that's healthing. and get max cleaning

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