live from in franconia, steve patterson, cbs-3, we send it back to you. >> steve thanks.am coverage all throughout the morning. but you're also helping us cover this morning's snowstorm. this eyewitness cam picture was sent in by b haze, from 17th street and cecil b. moore avenue in philadelphia. see slushy sidewalks there as well. now, always on the look-out for great snow pictures, if you have any you would like to share sends them into us use the hashtag cbs-3 storm. now, there are some delays and concellations, at philly international airport. our coverage continues now with diana from the airport she's live with us this morning, good morning to you diane watch can you tell us? >> good morning, nicole. at this time, there are about two dozen flights arriving and departing that have been canceled. and there are also small number of other flights that are running a bit behind schedule. for the most part flights are operating as scheduled. our runways are in good shape. our crews were here all night plowing. and we have surfaces clear and ready for business. some aircraf

our steve patterson live with the latest. today is sunday, january 11, good morning, thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00. let's get a check on that forecast, it is cold carol but you said not as cold as it has been. isn't it amazing when 20, 30 degrees actually feels like relief? >> you know, 21, great age not terrific temperature, but actually warmer temperature that what we've been used to, nicole. we saw temperatures yesterday stop in the 20's today in the 30's. doesn't lock bad except for the chill in the air, ben franklin bridge, blue skies we'll take that, looks pretty nice out in reading if you can stand to look at some snow, still remaining on the ground there. it is a dry start to the day. and that's always a good thing. we start with the good news, good news is this. that will we will be above freezing today get to go 37 degrees. though not a bad day temperature wise compared to what we've seen, somewhat bad news, just how cold it is right now, 16 in philadelphia, 16 in trenton 13 wilmington

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live with the two incident, steve?six people shot in the city of philadelphia, three of them are recovering, three of them were murdered. i want to take you to the murder scene now to holmesburg. that's where philadelphia police say they responded shortly before about 11:30 last night, three hispanic males were found in this home. they were found shot in the back of the head, philadelphia police are saying that was an execution style murder, triple murder, what happened there we're hearing girlfriend of one of the victims trying to make contact with her boyfriend, made several calls could not get in touch went to the location, the 4600 block every vista street, and found that gruesome scene. the second incident, another shooting, this one it was in logan, the police say there they responded to a triple shooting at a reflections bar that is the corner of 17th and wingohocking there shortly before 1:30 this morning police found 31 year old woman shot in the face. she is in critical condition. twenty-three year old shot i

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live via mobile three in frank cone ya township. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: nicole, it is cold, it is wet outside. why not do a weather hit from the truck? we will take a walk outside. i'll show you aroundment take a look at the grounds 4 inches accumulated overnight, most of that, though, as we've been saying, has moved on. what we have in the air little bit of flurry, little bit of wet, kind of rain, sleet, mixture settling over this pack in snow. and then if you can push back to the road, i don't know how far we can get out there at this point, but you can see the plows. almost seen more plows than i have at this intersection than cars this morning. there have been so many that have been taking care of the roads, the parking lots, and specially these major intersections, where we have a lot of cars moving through at this point. but again no major problems to report. only on those very untreated side street, the bridges the overpasses, the places where snowfall totals accumulate. and these crews cannot get to. b

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live in cherry hill where crosby was last seen. steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning nicole, the family is upset calling for her safe return. she was last seen december 30th at this pj wheelihan's restaurant, here in cherry hill. last seen with her husband but the family has since grown suspicious as they say he has severed communication. i want to show you a picture of 26 year older kay. she is a mother of two again last seen on the 30th, again with her husband kyle crosby at this cherry hill restaurant. since then no calls no social media posts no communication with family, family says very unlike her. wednesday we saw her family filed a missing person's report they believe she is the victim of some sort of foul play in this case, saying she would never leave her two young children alone like they have been. the family gathered last night, telling cbs-3 her marriage with kyle crosby was rocky at best. he was supposed to pick up one of the kids from school this week but after being briefly questioned by police he disconne

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson picks up the story liver outside police headquarters steve? >> there was the birthday party, triple shooting, what philadelphia police are calling an execution style triple murder. i want to start with that in holmesburg. police responding, shortly before about 11:30 last night police say they get on scene three hispanic males found shot in the back of the head. they do describe that again as an execution style murder. the girlfriend of one of those victims, police say was trying to communicate with her boyfriend, she went to the location which was the 4600 block of vista street. the second shooting again birthday party in logan police responding, to that triple shooting, at the reflections bar and it is the corner of 17th street and wig w wing owe hogging shortly before 1:30 this morning police found 31 year old woman shot in the face. in critical condition, and another 25 year old man shot until leg and 23 year old shot in the arm and leg recovering, in stable condition. here's what they said about the triple murder. >> upon arrival, right

reporting live from delaware county i'm steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, just a terrible morning there on the blue route, steve thank you very much. >>> at least four cars were involved in this crash on i-95 southbound nearly a gain. iwitness cameras there shortly after 7 o'clock this morning. state police tell us that they did treat several patients as a result of this but luckily there were no major injuries. now, we also spoke with penndot press secretary jean blaum today about what happened with all the roadways this morning. >> you have a flash freeze situation that happens when you had precipitation hitting the cold pavement. obviously our trucks were out salting but there may be areas where the trucks haven't covered yet and that's what's most likely was the case in several areas and that is upon the water hitting the cold pavement. on impact you had instantaneous ice form. it was the most difficult winter precipitation to deal with during the winter. >> a storm of circumstance combining this morning. this was a familiar scene in intersections across our ar

but first, here's steve patterson live at the philly auto show. steve?reporter: nicole, you can find me down in one of the coolest rooms of the auto show. if you come on down, we've got -- we're on the escalator. come on down check out this showroom. we will bring you here, tell you about some of the luxury vehicles in the auto show, some of the coolest stuff that you can see we'll have that for i after the break. >> sounded more like the price is right, steve. thanks we'll get back to you. and bitter cold temperatures this morning we're also bracing for some snow, by sunday we'll have the latest timing and the amounts coming up next. thank you for being a sailor and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military, or their family, see if you're eligible to get an

steve patterson is johning us live from west chester to tell us more. e. >> reporter: natasha they called it the step out in blue support rally. more than a thousand people including 14 separate police agencies near chester county all of them representing. we were there as the motorcade roared by. the message in west chester loud and clear citizens support police. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: sunday afternoon hundreds rallying in the streets and the courthouse packed filling the air with signs and cheers all for one message. >> blue lives matter. >> reporter: a reaction to the state of unrest following the killings and controversies in ferguson and new york. a director show of appreciation on the same day an nypd police officer was laid to rest. he and his partner ambushed and slain. >> when people put their lives on the line it's very important to come out and show your support. >> reporter: chester county commissioner farrell came to show solidarity. >> every law enforcement agency is represented. we all work together. >> reporter: the biggest im

steve patterson takes us to montgomery county for a look at conditions there. >> reporter: rumble inhe suburbs. while you were sleeping, franconia montgomery county came alive with the low rumble of plows clearing anywhere from two to 6-inches off the road. >> a little treacherous coming down. they didn't have too many things plowed up and opened. >> reporter: bam bruener manages a local cafe. she drove in before the work started. >> definitely want to be precautious. it's slippery around the cornersism as the morning progressed snow turned to a nasty mix before becoming a light rain making travel on side roads hazardous unless you're cheryl. >> it's fun just slippery. >> reporter: if you're struggling to keep your new year's resolution kind of fun for cheryl is a 8-mile run during a severe weather event. yes, that is ice on her face. no, she doesn't care. >> doesn't bother me. >> reporter: by the time the sun came up it was hard to imagine there was bad weather at all. >> roads are great. >> reporter: moral of the story, the snow came and montgomery county was ready. in montgomery c

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live in cherry hill where crosby was last seen. steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. no doubt about it, the family in this case, more than suspect foul play at this point. crosby last seen with her husband, kyle crosby, 11 days ago, at this restaurant in cherry hill, after she goes missing, then he goes missing. now the family is seeking answers. >> bring her home, let me burden of proof i my sister, that's what you did you killed my sister, let me bury my sister. >> reporter: chilling plea from a family who said they've had enough. calling for 26 year older did a crosby to come home. the mother of two young daughters, last seen with her husband, kyle crosby, on december 30th, at a restaurant in cherry hill. since then no communication. >> the thing that got us all -- why are these babies still here and no word from erica, not here? >> wednesday they filed missing person's report, called police after they say they lost contact against this time, with husband, kyle. after being questioned by police the family says

that's where we find reporter steve patterson. steve, good morning. >> reporter: nicole, avenue question for our viewers: do they want to see some of the hottest cars available right now? we will be here live at the philadelphia auto show, the classics, the modern cars, and the futuristic stuff. we'll show it all to you throughout the morning. >>> well the philadelphia auto show opens its doors to the public in just a couple of hours. the annual tradition is a chance to see hundreds of cars all under one roof. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson joins us live from the convention center, and, steve i understand you have some classics there with you. good morning. >> we have some classics, good morning, nicole. you know, i know you were here last year, so you know this is one of the best assignments we as reporters at channel three get to do every single year. this is fantastic. we in the classic auto section, right now, we have kevin with the greater auto dealers of greater philadelphia with us. just tell us, i mean, what thi

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has more. >> reporter: the message in west chester loud and support police. sunday afternoon hundreds rallying the streets in old courthouse packed filling the air with signs and cheers all for one message. >> that blue lives matter. >> reporter: sunday's pro police rally one of many in recent weeks a reaction to the state of unrest following the killings and controversies controversies in ferguson and new york. a direct show of appreciation on the same day nypd police officer was laid to rest. he and his partner ambushed and slain. >> when people put their lives on the line it's very important to come out and show your support report roar chester county commissioner terrence farrell joined many official who's came to show sailorly car are the with citizens. >> every law enforcement agency is repped here because we all work together. >> reporter: but the biggest impact may be coming from this smallest person. >> going around here to support our heroes. >> reporter: we found seven-year-old lexi whistler in a crowd handing out thank you cards to

steve patterson was in montgomery county. >> reporter: rumble in the suburbs.hile you were sleeping, franconia montgomery county came alive with the low rumble of plows clearing anywhere from two to 6-inches off the roads. >> a little treacherous coming down. they didn't have too many things plowed up and opened. >> reporter: pam bruener manages a local cafe. she drove in before the work started. >> definitely want to be precautious. it's slippery coming around the corners. >> reporter: snow turned to a nasty mix before becoming a light rain making travel on side roads hazardous unless you're cheryl moyer. >> this is actually kind of fun. it's just slippery. >> reporter: if you're struggling to keep your new year's resolution, kind of fun for cheryl is an 8-mile run during a severe weather event. yes, that is ice on her face. no, she didn't care. >> doesn't bother me at all. >> reporter: really? okay. by the time the sun came up it was hard to imagine there was bad weather at all. >> the roads are great. they're all slushy and bear, salted down real wie. >> rep

steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> me? shovels were out in collingswood, camden county today. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" along haddon avenue as resident cleared snow and slush from their sidewalks. >> it is wet snow, it is casino of heavy becomes you not much of it. so this is an easy clean up. we're grateful for just a little bit. >> well, john says cents he's happen that i he didn't to use his snow blower, at least not this time around. but keep it handy. we've got answer lot of great eyewitness cam pictures, as well there is one from david in reading where there was several inches already on the grounds, and in his neighborhood, even before sunrise, loafer town kevin williams sent in this niceish shot from his backyards as the thick heavy snowflakes were still falling. now, we love to seymour great shots from you so keep them coming. if you would like to share any with us, you can send them to "eyewitness news", using the hashtag cbs-3 storm. >>> a snow plow driver meantime is lucky to be alive after the top deck after new

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us it all began with a call for a domestic dispute.> you point guns at cops and you'll get shot. >> reporter: more raft story says neighbor bingo cross who went outside sunday morning to the site of a body in the driveway next door. >> there's criminals and there's cops. when you looking down that barrel real don't matter report roar police responded to home in the 300 block of new brooklyn road. a rural community in winslow township. investigators say it was in response to a domestic dispute turned violent. a man chasing a woman with a gun when police arrived shortly aft 10:00 they confronted that man who pointed a gun at an officer and they shot and kill him. >> the guy neighbor pointed a gun at the cops and they shot him. that was it. >> reporter: here's what happens. police get a call to this residence. it is there neighbors say a man comes out with a gun chasing a woman. chases her all the way from this home across the street over to where you see that driveway with the large tree. he confronts police, points a gun at an officer i

reporting from northern liberties, i'm steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> frightening seen inelaware county today. 86-year-old woman's foot slipped off the brake of her car sending it to crash through the side of the ymca "eyewitness news" michelle krause snapped this photo of the car you can see it stopped just inches from the ymca pool. the driver had just left ridley area y after a noontime workout. she was shaken but unharmed in this crash. it app% there will be no charges filed. we're told the pool area will remain closed until repairs are complete. it is unclear just how long that's going to take. >> river line slims into a car in riverside burlington county sending eight people to the hospital. dante shot this eyewitness cam video of the chester avenue crossing with his cell phone. three of the injured were in the car. the other injured person was on the train. >>> emotional moments in horsham tonight. >> inspiring moments as well. families of service members got quite a surprise. >> i'm here! >> six families turn out for what they thought was just an information sessio

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson takes a test drive. >> reporter: everyone has a favorite.tesla. >> going to see the lamborghini. >> i like the mustang. >> reporter: that's why the people who run the philadelphia international auto show pack 700,000 square feet of convention center with more than 700 cars from across the world. >> that's what's cool about the show, from pickup trucks to classics to excould the sot sot -- exotics. you'll see a great amount of people. >> reporter: there's more than just cars. >> you beat him. >> reporter: they spent a little time trying to beat each other on a fan favorite, this simulator. final score mason one, dad zero. here's the postgame press conference. >> you have to let him win. >> okay. >> we'll let you have that. >> reporter: of course many people come here for the spectacle others still are looking to make a purchase and while you can't necessarily buy a car off the show floor it gives them a good sense of what they want to drive. the mcnam maras are looking to start a family. >> we like to check out the cars and be left alone exce

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the story now from chester county. >> message in west chester loud and clear. >> hundreds rally in the streets, old courthouse packed, filling the air with signs, cheers, all for one message. >> blue lives matter. >> sunday's pro-police rally one of until recent weeks reaction to the state of unrest following the killings and controversy in ferguson, and new york, a direct show of appreciation on the same day a nypd police officer was laid to rest, he and his partner ambushed and slain. >> some people put their lives on the line, it is very important to come out and show your support. >> chester county commissioner terrence ferrell joined many officials who came to show solidarity with citizens. >> every law enforcement agency is represented here. because we all work together. >> but the biggest impact may be coming from the smallest person. >> going around here, to support our heroes. >> we found seven year old election i whistler in a crowd handing out thank you cards to the people she calls heroes. >> the military, the veterans, polic

the storm in montgomery county, team three coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson steve? >> yes, in franconia real a great break, we've had from a very nasty morning been wet all morning rain still coming down probably can't see it at this point but still in the air, take a look at the work that's been done, though, trucks have been out all morning, plowing and getting rid of the snow and some of these lots, side streets sidewalks, and then back on the roadways really drivers are dealing with just some wet conditions at this point. if you take a look down to my feet, you can see kind of the slushy nasty mix, this is the worse of it, this morning so far. we're continuing to see the rain in the air but nothing major, as the day continues. sends it back to you. >> all right, steve, thank you, next day is at 8:57. i'm nicole brewer. we'll see you then. stay safe. >>> how was your week? >> fine. >> how was yours. >> fine. >> yours? not really. >> no, no, no. that's not how we're going to talk to one another. ly not be that guy. you cannot put me in that category. the bi

in winslow township, steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a rally in south philadelphia designedo show the police department that residents have their backs. the group walked from broad and oregon to city hall today for a memorial service honoring philadelphia police officers killed in the line of duty. >> they are human beings. they do have a heart. they're people. they're mothers and fathers sisters and brothers, children of others and they need to be treat they had way. >> well, shirts were sold for $15 with proceeds benefiting the fraternal order of police survivors fund. >>> also a memorial to the lost in overbrook. each t-shirt bears the name and age of a person killed on the streets of philadelphia last year. 203 in total. the group heeding god's call organized today's interfaith prayer service just outside overbrook presbyterian church. their goal is to keep guns from falling into the hands of the wrong people. >>> a student at rowan university is recovering after being shot at an off campus apartment complex. investigators say the gunman sped off in a car which was event

the parents tell our steve patterson they should not face charges. >> it's not our fault.e we didn't do it the animal did it. >> the animals did it but you guys you left that child. >> we left the child for like unattended which we take full responsibility of it. >> this is the most horrific thing i've seen happen to child in 45 years in this town. the ferrets caused severe damage to that baby's knows upper lip and cheek. authorities are now deciding whether to file criminal charges again the parents. >>> a former volunteer firefighter is facing more than 160 criminal counts police say he sexually assaulted more than a dozen children. authorities say 20-year-old john corcoran of glenn olden repeatedly sexually assaulted 14 children heurism in age from eight to 14. those assaults happened over a two year period. investigators say he lured his victims with gifts and he would use them to make child pornography. >> use employs and tricks coercion in order to lure these children. he would promise them toys and money and other things in order to get them to do sexual acts. >> he

>> steve: ruh-roh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next from the giants is mike patterson.voted most likely to be the lady on the news who saw it all happen. [ laughter ] i was drinking from a slurpee and that man came and broke that window. he started yelling at everrbody. [ laughter ] next from the giants is starting quarterback eli manning. [ cheers ] he was voted most talented manning brother named eli. that's good. that's a great -- [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: it's an award. >> jimmy: next from the giants is j.d. walton. he was voted most likely to be the elf on the liquor shelf. [ laughter ] is that a thing? i didn't know that was a thing. >> steve: is that real? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> steve: apparently. they gave an award for it. >> jimmy: next from the cowboys we have jeremy parnell. he was voted least likely to have time for this [ bleep ]. i mean -- [ laughter ] it's a photograph. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: just take photograph. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: come on! >> steve: and don't give somebody that award. it doesn't seem like they want it. [ laughter

the parents tell our steve patterson they should not face charges. >> it's not our fault.e didn't do it, the animal did it. >> reporter: the animals did it but you guys -- you left that child. >> yeah, we left the child -- we left the child for like -- unattended which we take the full responsibility of it. >> this is the most horrific thing i've seen happen to a child in 45 years in this town. >> reporter:. >> the ferrets caused severe damage to that baby's nose, upper lip and can cheek. authorities are now deciding whether to file criminal charges against those parents. >>> a former volunteer firefighter is facing more than 160 criminal counts. police say he sexually assaulted more than a dozen children. authorities say 20-year-old john corcoran of glenolden repeatedly sexually assaulted 14 children to who range in age from eight to 14. investigators say he lured victims with gifts and that he would use them to make child pornography. >>> new at 10:00 the husband of a missing woman is now back in delaware to face charges. cortez hamilton is senior is charged with endange

in winslow township, steve patterson, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> a rally in south philadelphiaimed at showing the police department that residents are behind them. the group walked from broad and oregon to city hall today for a memorial service honoring philadelphia police officers killed in the line of duty. they say it's important to city past the uniform and recognize the person inside. >> they are human beings. they do have a heart. they're people. they're mothers fathers sisters, brothers, children of others and, you know, they need to be treat they had way. >> the group sold shirts for $15 with all proceeds benefiting the fraternal order of police survivors fund. >>> gun shots fired off rowan university campus. the shooter was in a car eventually located by police. they took two people in for questioning one of whom is being held on previous warrants. >>> a philadelphia police officer escapes serious injury after an overnight crash on market street. emergency crews got this call just before 2 o'clock this morning here at the 52nd street. the driver of the other car was te