burning homes so very heroic on their part as they jumped in to try to get people out of back doors and escaping the flames. let's list never to the fire officials we spoke with here on the scene, moments ago explaining what happened in this block. >> now work to go check all the dwellings, to make sure we have everyone out and that at this time we have unknown number of people that are affected. by that i mean some of these homes had multiple occupant in one home. so we're in the process every trying to get total count of the number of occupant we got in each home. >> well, we can again tell you that three people were transport today area hospitals, the extent of their injuries is unknown at this point. as many as 15 homes here along the 2200 block of south 68th street have been ultimately affected now due to power outages or because of their proximity to the three fire homes that have been affected. so, an undisclosed amount of people at this point have been displaced from their homes while fire officials continue to investigate this scene. the fire marshall is here on the scene trying to figure out the origin of this fire. we're live here in southwest philadelphia tonight natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, also tonight, we do have our eye on the storm. >> a fast moving system is headed our way. it could mean a wintery mix for some in our region tomorrow morning. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking the timing of the storm. kathy right now that teaming is key. >> absolutely, it is temperature sensitive, as women. where we have those temperatures at or below freezing, that's where we'll see the icy mix come tomorrow morning. so time something everything. you can see the center of our storm right here between dallas and abaline, snow to the west, and do have rain to the east. all of this moisture is moving toward the northeast, toward the delaware vale. winter weather advisories posted for ice and also sleet through the poconos for the day and for tomorrow evening. ice accumulation in the poconos expected about a .10 of an inch, and that could create hats area us travel, future weather shows the morning hours just becoming cloudy. then by about 11:00 a.m., you see the snow developing lancaster and reading some sleep as well philadelphia, atlantic city seeing some rain, then all of it moving in changing over to rain during the day. the time line for the start between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m., between 11:00 and 7:00 steady rain but all rain even to the north and west by about 2:00 p.m., little later for the poconos scatter showers moving in after that. coming up talk about the temperature swings, they will be incredible over the next couple of days. temperatures sour, arctic blast, even another chance of snow, but we're preparing for this icy mix especially north and west of the city, come tomorrow morning. >> thanks so much. chopper three over penndot headquarters in norristown tonight where trucks were loading up with salt and hitting the roads. penndot wants to make sure it stays ahead of any possible winter weather. >> not going to be snow, but there is a chance that, you know, when the temperatures still hover around the freezing mark, we may get appeared of sleet or freezing rain. so we want if that should occur want to be able to get the salt down to keep the roadways wet. >> penndot says it will have 150 salt trucks out as the storm moves through. well stay one step ahead of the storm by download g cbs philly weather app. you can track live radar, get weather alerts, even sends pictures to our weather team. the cbs philly weather app is available in google play and itunes. >> well, a sudden snowstorm caused major crash in a big mess along a highway in new hampshire today. dozens of cars piled up along interstate 93. now, at one point, a tractor-trailer there caught fire. all drivers could do is stand bias more cars came piling in. >> pretty scary. we saw couple of cars slide by us and then, you know, we could just hear cars hitting each other. >> at a certain point we decided it was best to jump out. could you hear the cars hitting each other one after another after another. >> well, despite all the damage no one was seriously hurt. >> breaking news tonight authorities now have a big clue that could lead to an arrest in deadly hit-and-run that killed a woman just before christmas. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at the accident investigation division in brewerytown with new surveillance video released just short time ago. todd? >> reporter: jessica, police here wish they had better surveillance video of the truck, but still it is a new clue that police are hoping will provide a big break-in this case. heart wrenching loss of theresa posty has burdened her mom with questions that will never be answered. >> my daughter knows she was going to die did she feel pain? >> police are hoping this new surveillance video released friday night will answer at least one question, as to who ran down the 33 year old and left her to die on state road just two days before christmas. eyewitnesses say the driver never even bothered hitting the brakes. >> how you could sleep at nighttime, and put your head on your pillow, i'll never know. >> the surveillance video captures the truck just seconds after posty was killed. >> we're asking for the public's help because of the uniqueness of the type of vehicle. it appears to be very much older model we still can't tell if it is a tow truck but it has got an older body style. >> posty hit at about 5:20, just finished visiting her boyfriend at curran-fromhold prison crossed the street headed for the bus stop. shows northbound state road just about 500 yards north of where the 33 year old was hit. it appears both headlight were still working although police believe the left turn signal did break off after hitting posty. >> there is nothing nothing left of me. not only did they kill my daughter but they killed me, also. >> theresa's mom and police here are hoping someone out there knows who this driver is, and is willing to step forward and contact investigators here immediately. reporting live tonight in brewerytown, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right todd, thank youment also today charges were filed against a 18 year old driver accused of killing a fellow student in bensalem. police say was trying to catch the school bus when she was hit by suv driven by michael shelly. shelly was arraigned this afternoon. he is expected to appear in court later this month. >> and gloucester county, a grieving community said good-bye today to ten year old boy killed just a few days after christmas. hundreds of mourners gathered at our lady of peace parish in williamstown to remember matthew mccloskey. the fifth grader died sunday night after being hit by a police crews nerve franklinville. that officer is on leave while the incident is investigated. >> well, new at 11:00 an anxious few hours for birds fans today as chip kelly's future with the franchise seemed to be in doubt. but tonight it appears the front office is his. our leslie van arsdale is here now with more. what a day this is. >> i know, we have been hearing about it, all over twitter, yes it has happened, and looks like chip won this battle as of today howie roseman is no longer the general manager he's now the executive vice president of football operations, chip kelly, will run the player personnel department. and now have the power to hire personnel chief. now parted ways with tom gamble, very close friends of kelly's, today @ announcement followed long sit down at the nova care complex involving jeffrey lurie, howie roseman and kelly have more of course on this, coming up in sports. >> but ya, we've been hearing stuff was going it happen, and boom, it did today. >> here we go. seems rare for coach to have this casino of power in the ffl, but not unprecedented we know. >> no, andy reid had this kind of power bell check has this power, and it is interesting when chip kelly first came here he didn't want this casino -- things change. >> mere we are short year later. all right, ton super boehm. everyone hopes. >> we hope. >> leslie, thank you very much. >> tonight philadelphia police say the man who secondly assault add woman in spring garden yesterday is behind bars. steven woodson face add judge for the first time this afternoon when he was formally charged with rape, and attempted murder. it is believed this attack happened in this parking garage at 17th and callowhill streets. a couple heard the commotion and helped chase woodson down until police arrived. >> a lot, a loft courage to actually put yourself out there. after you chase somebody after you just witness a very horrifying act. >> woodson is now being held without bail. the victim was treated at the hospital. she has since been released. >> right now philadelphia police are searching for an armed robber, they say; getting increasingly desperate. since last summer, this suspect has robbed multiple locations on city avenue, baltimore avenue, and woodland avenue. surveillance video shows the suspect at a rite aid in the 5,000 block of city avenue in march. police say they're looking for 49 year old cartel write write, and that robbery and several other. >> he was desperate. obviously march hit again in august, but the five that occurred from the 18th of december until yesterday seems to be ending. so he clearly is desperate. >> anyone who has seen cartel write is asked to call police. he is considered armed and dangerous. well, an important update tonight about a measles scare. the pennsylvania department of health told us today that a patient that was monitoring does not have the virus. that is suspected else case potentially affected people at a pharmacy in wayne urgent car center in villanova this week. health officials say there is no risk to the public. well, health officials are treating those who may have been expose today help tight a in hamilton township, mercer county officials held meetings with the concerned residents today. hepatitis-a typically is not fatal. however, it is spread through fecal matter. health officials are encouraging people to wash their hands well after using the bathroom. well the united states slapped new sanctions on north korea today retaliation for the cyber attack on sony pictures. president obama signed that order this afternoon. these sanctions target north korea defense industry, and spy services. >> north korea denies it was behind that haak attack on sony. the white house says this is just the first part of the us response to that damaging incident. new at 11:00 heroes' return home. see how south jersey came together to give a local air force captain the welcome home he deserved. also ahead at 1:00 the incredible story whatever one man found stuck in his arm a half century after a car crash. cathy. >> we have our eye on a storm it will bring some snow, specially to the poconos some sleet, some freezing rain and rain. it is all determined pipe the temperature. we'll take a look at who will get what coming up. >> and u2's bono makes a startling statement about his recovery from a cycling accident and his future as a >> oh, that familiar sound. this ice storm reaked havoc in the parts of west texas. hundreds of crashes there as major highways and many business hads to to shut down. have i treacherous conditions. now that same system of course is coming our way. meteorologist, kathy or, tracking its timing and what we can expect for the next few days coming up in just a few minute. tolls are going up on the pennsylvania turnpike. starting sunday, you'll pay an extra 5%. that's for both cash customers and those who use e-zpass. turnpike officials say as they always do, that the hike will help reduce the transportation funding shortfall and aid reconstruction and widening projects. a candidate for philadelphia mayor is bail out of the race. democrat terry made the announcement today. she said in a statement, her campaign is not raised enough money to effectively communicate her message before may's primary. philadelphians will elect new mayor later this year to replace two term mayor michael nutter. >> well, new at 11:00 tonight very bathroom welcome home on very cold night for one local soldier returning from a deployment overseas. >> air force captain joseph halpern just finished third tour in the middle east. he is originally from collingswood. tonight many of those familiar faces he agree up with gathered thank him for his service. >> they are really blowing my away with all of the people that are here. so fantastic. >> after a few hugs, he was also presented with a proclamation declaring this day captain joseph halpern day in camden county. >> well the man who shot president reagan and three other in 1981 will not face any new charges. there was talk about charging john hinkly with the death of former reagan press secretary james brady. brady dies over the summer. authority ruled his death a whom site, caused by the shooting 30 years prior. hinkly meanwhile has bent much of that time in a pschiatric ward. >> well, jury selection is set to begin on monday in the boston marathon bombing trial. a federal judge rejected a defense request to move that jury selection out of massachusetts. the defense will appeal. the suspect in the case, has pled not guilty to all the charges against him. three people died in that april 2013 bombing. more than 260 others were badly injured. >> federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty against paul ciancia new jersey man charged with murder in the deadly shooting rampage at los angeles international airport in 2013. a tsa officer died that day and three others were hurt. he has pled not guilty, and due in court for a hearing on monday. >> senator harry reid was release from the a las vegas hospital today after he suffered pretty serious injuries while exercising, spokesman said reid was at home in nevada when elastic exercise band broke and hit him in the face. he fell on some equipment and broke multiple ribs and several facial bones. despite those injuries, the senator saidel return to washington this weekend. >> a shocking admission today from u2 front man bono. he says he's not sure if he'll be able to play the guitar again, that's according to blog entry polls dollars on the band's website. bono broke his arm in a bicycle accident in new york, and it hasn't healed as well as he expected. so, for now he's counselling every public appearance to concentrate on his recovery. >> well, for more than 50 years, an illinois man unknowingly carried with him the evidence of a nasty car crash. the crash happened back in 1963. but just recently, arthur lambpit walked through metal detector which picked up some kind of object in his arm. well, he went to a doctor to have it check out. when he did he learned it was a seven-inch turn signal from his car. still stuck in his arm after all these years. >> motion unusual, hadn't seen one like that before. went back to look at the old pictures of my wreck, and i noticed that the turn signal was missing. and so we started piecing things together, and discovered that's what it was. >> well, now we know. lambpit said he's been getting requests for pictures of the turn signal from all over the country. >> it is turning colder across the delaware valley with temperatures in the three's and some 20's, to be reported. our eyewitness weather watchers have an eye to the sky, some high clouds move in, a sign of warmer air trying to push toward the delaware valley. let's take a look at some of the colder numbers. right now the temperatures 24 degrees, in doylestown, erwin reporting very light winds, right now it is calm and the pressure falling indicate ago storm is approaching. he is saying it is clear and cold, on this winter night. i couldn't agree more, even colder to the north though, 21 degrees reported right now by chuck he's in perkasie, light winds high whispy clouds there as well. we take it little further to the north and west, where we do anticipate little bit of wintery mix tomorrow morning before we see a change-over to some rain. and burnville lieutenant allen matthews reporting temperature of 28 degrees. clear skies for now. calm clear before the storm not looking forward to it. if you would like to have your eyes to the sky like our weather watchers, become a weather watcher. be featured in one of our newscasts during stormy weather or when it is quiet g to cbs philly. com/watchers. weaver cold temperatures in the poconos they're making snow 24/7, ahead of the storm. winter weather advisory in effect for the poconos including jack frost big boulder. careful big guy. don't take that jump too high. temperatures right there in the teens, at this moment. and philadelphia, it is 34 degrees, 29 in trenton, 27 in reading and 27 in lancaster. and this area right here, that we think could be in for little bit of wintery mix tomorrow morning before that warmer air moves in from the south. right now some cold air to the south and west, through the southern part of the country. like texas seeing some cold temperatures dallas, 40, but abaline 42, between the two cities we find our storm system and lean on the cold side, back side that far storm. so all of this moves toward the northeast warmer air trying to push in, but it is riding up and over the cold air. then it has got to make it to the surface. it will take time. inbetween, we will see sleet freezing rain, when the warm air finally makes it to the surface, we will see a change-over to rain everywhere. that will happen by about 2:00 saturday afternoon. sunday, one more what is of some rain showers especially late in the day with this front. and then it turns much colder. but it is all about the temperatures tomorrow morning. saturday at 8:00 a.m. the philadelphia 32, allentown below freezing, the same in reading, lancaster through the poconos even trentonment then when the moisture moves in between 9:00 and 11:00 we warm up the i95 corridor, that's rain, but look at reading and last caster, close to freezing, expect wintery mix, as well as allentown snow in the poconos by 2:00 changing over to rain, lancaster, reading, and allentown, still snow in the poconos, then later in the day toward the evening we see change over to rain in the poconos, and then one blast of showers with the cold front sunday afternoon, but look at the temperature in philadelphia 62 degrees, by then. as far as rain amounts expecting rounds an inch of rain when you look at all of the computer models, coming very close to that temperature. after the storm we will see very warm surge of air moving in and after that, much colder air it turns blustery, next week for sure. over night tonight the low 30, tomorrow rising into the 40's, with that change-over to rain everywhere. in philadelphia, mainly rain. sunday, much warmer, and behind that front much colder monday. once it gets cold, it stays cold. through the week, turning frigid, by thursday, temperatures in the 20's, windchills in the teens may be single numbers at times. >> very, very chill. >> i yikes. >> kathy, thanks. >> we new changes were coming on the feel, eagles also coming elsewhere. >> that's right. here they are. in terms of the front office, chip kelly gets some more power, as we told you earlier and the flyers captain claude giroux is hurt and had to leave the game tonight pretty scary we'll tell you what happened coming up in well earlier this week chip kelly was asked about his working relationship with general manager howie roseman he said it was good. but things turned sour after tom gel recall was let go, tonight the eagles shook up the front office. jeff lurie, howie roseman vice president of foot bat always cents, roseman won't handle negotiation action, manage salary cap, oversee the equipment and medical staff but has no say in player personnel matters. chip kelly run the personnel department. will hire gm that will directly answer to him. so in just his third season at the helm, he's added many more duties to his plate. so why all the changes at the top? jeffrey lurie released this statement today. we discussed comprehensive approach thousand seemlessly integrate the personnel and coaching departments in order to maximize every fact into the process, working with chip, how i and don, we came up with what we believe will be a more thorough and thoughtful models, that would best be overseen by chip. most important that we find players that match what our coaches are seeking. how i chip and don are all united in their desire to win together, we decided this approach was the best course of action for the philadelphia eagles. >> the flyers in action tonight, playing one of the worse teams in the nhl the carolina, and the orange and black trying to climb a three game skid. hurricanes on attack, after flyers turn over, malone skates in, shots steve mason. carolina was w a one-nothing advantage. ellie month. second period, mason stops it, right there, knocks home the rebounds. just like this it is two-nothing carolina things get real bad right here. flyers captain claude giroux battling for the puck on the board, justin faulk's skate his blade, touched the back of his left leg. he's going to leave that game with that leg laceration. the flyers think he is probable for tomorrow's game against the devils, but tonight they drop their four straight two-one the final. sixers out west against the suns also looking to an end three game losing streak, third quarter sixers with the ball tony wrote end making the three pointer. sixers down by seven. in the fourth, suns taking control, green, three ball is good. right now sixers trailing one-12 -- 112 to 97. that's the final. they lost. we'll be right >> hit-and-run accident in deerfield, over route 77 and big oak road, where police say the crash involved a trooper's vehicle, officers say the occupant of a second vehicle fled the scene. so far they've track down one of those people, so far no report of injuries. we'll of course keep you thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the 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