"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live on mobile three, with all of the breaking details steve good morning. >>> 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 fo

roaring from evesham township, i'm steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> you can stay one stept more. it's all free and available now on google play and i tunes. and also, get the latest on weather when you wake up. join ukee, erika and katie on eyewitness this morning our team starts bright and early for you at 4:30. >>> three firefighters hur while battering claims in chester town town. "eyewitness news" on two highland little lane in malvern the call came from 7:15. and took two hours to place under control. one firefighter hurt his ankle slipping on the ice but all of the injuries are said to be minor. the family was able to get out of the house and investigators believe the fire was accidental. >>> developing now cbs news has learned a joint intelligence bulletin went out to law enforcement officials all across the country today alerting them about a potential terror threat to us malls. the bulletin came in response to a video released by the somalia based terror group al shabob on saturday. that urged individuals to carry out attacks at malls in the us in canada and also

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live on mobile three with the breaking details, steve good morning. >> reporter: good morning, live on scene, it is very cold firefighters trying to work through this apartment complex, in the fire that's behind me. i want to show you back to the scene, you can see crews on scene, this icy water has casino of flooded all the way back to the building, and the units that are affected. that building is the only one affected we're told so far. four units in all, you can see firefighters kind of working through wreckage, rubble, trying get out hot spots at this point. the fire broke out about an hour ago. fire unit arriving on scene to a fully engulfed apartment complex, the flames shooting through the roof. now, just some smoldering and smoking and four units affected nearly two dozen residents, about 24 people, have been displaced by this fire. it is the emerald ridge ants in south jersey. again, started about 3:45, firefighters say the wind really kind of hampered efforts at first but they've since died down. and thankfully so. they've had a li

in east falls steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, we do have you covered on our web siterom up to the minute weather conditions to winter weather tips, just go the our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> there is a lot more to come on "eyewitness news." >> the flyers four game road trip ends tonight when they take on buffalo. defenseman brayden coburn and forward michael raffl will be back in the lineup. they've lost two straight games in overtime after having had the lead in the third period. ray emery has played well in both of these game but the defense has let him down. >> it's an issue. it's great when you have your goaltender playing like that. everyone in front of him has got to wake up and figure it out especially when a guy is playing like that. he's doing a heck of job and we got to wake up. >>> coming up tonight in the sports zone pitchers and catchers report to clearwater on thursday and what should we expect this season? we'll have more on the flyers playoff chances when jack mccaffery thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us what health officials are saying. >> this is onef the most contagious infections. >> reporter: add one more voice a growing list of health professionals including officials from the centers for disease control with a warning , there is a measles outbreak and it is entirely preventable. >> if you're not vaccinated and you're near somebody who is contagious, you have a 90 percent chance of becoming infected. >> reporter: delaware public health and health director dr. carr roll verkay is following developments nationwide. the cdc reported more than a hundred cases of measles across 14 states stemming from an out break traced to disney planned california. since then more incidents in the northeast. an infected college student board an amtrak train in new york a delaware woman comes back to new castle county with the infection from traveling abroad. >> it happens because there are more unvaccinated individuals in our population now than unfortunately there was like a decade ago. >> reporter: the doctor says an anti-vaccination movement s

he's a good officer. >> reporter: in morrisville steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> a keroseneeater may have helped to fuel a deadly fire in southwest philadelphia. firefighters were called to the 5300 block of kingsessing avenue on friday night. they found 56-year-old eric brockenboro dead in a upstairs hallway. leave plenty of space around space heaters. the official cause of this fire is still under investigation. >>> also now camden police they want your help trying to track down a pair of armed robbery suspects. officers say these men held up a victim on january 30th at the corner of somerset and raritan streets. they allegedly pointed a gun at the man who was on his bicycle and took cash. this surveillance video was recorded at the luk-oil gas station on the admiral wilson boulevard shortly before the crime actually took place. >> ♪ >>> we do continue to track snow that's expected to fall throughout the evening followed by another bitter blast. justin. >> that's right after the snow squalls we'll deal with strong possibly damaging winds and dangerous wind chills. details

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson takes a little test drive today. >> reporter: everyone has a favorite. >> the tesla. >> reporter: going to see the lore bore gene niece. >> i like the mustang much that's my favorite. >> reporter: the people who run the philadelphia international auto show pack 700 square feet of convention center with more than 700 cars from across the world. >> that's what's cool about this show. from pick up trucks to classics to exotics to lexuss to everything is here at the show and you'll see great amount of people coming in here this morning. >> reporter: of course there's more than just cars. >> you beat him. >> reporter: this family spent time trying to beat each other on this simulator. final score mason one. dad 0o here's the post game press conference. >> you have to let him win. >> okay. >> thank you. >> we'll let you have that. >> reporter: of course many people come here for the spectacle. others still are looking to make purchase. and while you can't necessarily buy a car off the show floor it gives people a good sense of what they want to dri

"eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us what health officials are are saying now. >> this is one of the most contagious infections. >> reporter: add one more voice to a growing list of health professionals including officials from the centers for disease control with a warning. there is a measles outbreak. it is expand at an alarming rate and entirely preventible. >> if you're not vaccinated and near somebody who's contagious you have a 90% chance of becoming infected. >> reporter: delaware pub look health director dr. carol is following developments nationwide. the c d.c. is now reporting more than one hadn't dread cases of measles across 14 states stemming from an outbreak traced to disney land in california. since then, more isolateed incidents in the northeast. infected college student boarded an amtrak train in new york. delaware woman comes back to new castle county with the infection from traveling abroad. >> it happens because there are more unvaccinateed individuals in our than a decade ago. >> the doctor says anti vaccination movement started over the last 15 yea

morrisville's police chief tells "eyewitness news" news reporter steve patterson this could have alleen prevented. >> this has to stop and this is something that's all across the county, it's all across jersey and it puts my officers in danger and i'm really upset about that. >> reporter: morrisville police chief george mcclay isn't talking about the suspect who tried to run over one of his best officers with this stolen vehicle. he's talking about how that vehicle was stolen in the first place. >> problem is this is a vehicle that was stolen four days ago out of bristol township. it was left running in the morning time with the keys in it. >> reporter: the chief says this car swiped because of cold weather inconvenience almost ended up becoming a deadly weapon. this weekend a rude awakening. >> when you're woken up at 5:30 in the morning by police radio telling you one of your officers is involved in a shooting your stomach rolls. >> reporter: police say the officer was responding to a routine traffic stop early saturday morning at this 7-eleven in morrisville when he ran the plates

in east falls, steve patterson cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> high winds also caused problems down the shore. this eyewitness cam photo shows part of the roof of the seeward hotel in stone harbor on the ground. there was also damage to a store there as well. after what appears to be a large sign that came toppling down. remember you can send us your eyewitness photos by using the cbs philly web app and also use it to check live radar and get weather alerts when they're issued. that's available now on google play and i tunes. >>> also get the latest on the forecast tomorrow morning with meteorologist katie fehlinger. she'll have more on the possible record cold temperatures plus new information about the impending snow. the news starts at 4:30. >>> now new information tonight in a deadly crash in chester county. we've learned now the identity of the teenaged victims charlotte and miles hannigan a brother and sister were killed in this crash and we're also now learning a 25-year-old driver has been chargeed. cherry greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 has more. >> reporter: it was

that's where "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson comes in live inside flowers and company, in rittenhouse square, where they are getting busy today. and looking like a rose, steve, good morning. >> nicole, the most beautiful day of the year, isn't it? a day where we get to celebrate love. here in a flower shop, flowers and company, rittenhouse square, as you mention preparation here has been going around the clock. joining me, christy been here just first thing i want to talk about was we saw you pull up in the cab. and the cab driver, i think is symptomatic of what most guys are going through right now. tell me what happened with this guy? >> yes well, coincidentally, he asked me where can i get some flowers at this time. and i said i think someone's on your side, because we're opening up the flower shoprite now. so he lucked out. he came in, was able to trade some fair for flowers. >> i wish he was still here. most incredible story. walking in to do this flower live shot and he comes in looking for flowers and he just happens to find, be in the right cab at the right time. ch

in center city, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, will some areas need snow tires? maybe. on the bent lip. eyewitness weather watchers, they're up early this morning wear e ' so happy to say we find 22 degrees, it is warm they are morning than it was yesterday morning and ann has couple of comment for us. says very calm and quiet this morning. it is perfect morning to get out, do whatever it is that you need to do outside. because it is quiet and calm and it will be dry as well, 23 degrees, even down in delaware, we are look at temperatures even to the south that are cold, and jason says in middletown, delaware, that he's got a 16 degrees windchill there. now, yesterday that windchill, jason by the way would probably have been about a minus two so we're certainly doing better than that and then 27 degrees temperature, and we're finds that just to the north of the city. so little bit milder, barbara lane, out in willow grove finding temperature like that. soap, it is better this morning, than it was yesterday morning. and better than it will be tomorrow morning as we

in center city, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> just such a great show. 6:36. a military hero from the battlefield. the freeholder board honored marine staff sergeant dan wagner in collingswood. he received the camden county military service metal. over his 13 year career, staff sergeant wagner has completed several tours every duty in iraq and one in after gaff stand. >> -- afghanistan. >> when they put that around me, the metal only thing i've received from promotion to everything else, i think about my family, my friends everyone that's waiting for me at home. so most of the time i think about them when i'm doing it. >> staff sergeant wagner says he's proud to finally be home. >>> and it is good to have him. well hey the big day is shear, superbowl 49 just under 12 hours away from getting underway. this is a look letter at the university of -- a look here, tens every thousands every fans will pack that arena to see the new england patriots battle the seattle seahawks tonight. 6:30, get those smacks red. >> i happening right now assume err bowl sunday interes

our steve patterson tried to get answers from a woman identified by tenants we spokes to a building manager. >> we've had complaints from people in your building. people say they're without heat. is this true? >> it's not verified. >> but we've seen people's thermostats and they oop appear to be not functioning or telling the truth. what's happening? >> well, you wouldn't block my way i'd go look. >> "eyewitness news" watched. she did not go look. a lower merion housing officer tells eyewitness news the township is looking into that situation. the township code for code weather is keeping units above 68 degrees. and a tip from an it witness news viewer led us to this story story. we'll couldn't looking into it and following up. >>> eagles safe tow nate allen is vowing to clear his name after being accused of what he himself calls a disgusting act. a teenaged girl told police that she saw allen performing allude act in his car at a stop light in fort myers, florida last night. al license was pulled over and detained in a holding cell by police for almost five hours. tonight in an interview t

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