>> in the meantime meteorologist kate bilo in for kathy tonight and joins us with details of this deep freeze. kate. thank you chris and jessica. definitely a night for dangerous cold and tomorrow morning that will continue the worst of this cold outbreak is happening right now and for the next 12 hours or so. and tomorrow is actually the coldest day of what has already been a very cold week. you can see on storm scan3 not much in the way of precipitation a stray flurry here or there that's about it but notice the wind chill alerts from spread the midwest to the eastern seaboard. we're under a wind chill advisory here in the philadelphia area there are a few wind chill warnings off to our north and off to our west but that wind chill advisory encompasses our entire region. it goes from tonight through early tomorrow morning. wind chill values in the five below range down the shore. 20 below range up in the pock knows and some spots may feel colder than that i can see wind chill of why below in the highest elevations in the poconos through the overnight hours. let's take look are we're at right now as we start to make that transition into the overnight hours. it's 14 right now at airport. 9 degrees in allentown. it's already one below in mount pocono at the moment and 13 is the temperature at the moment in atlantic city. we're seeing some subzero temps off to the west. four below in chicago. five below in minneapolis. and it's three right now in lexington kentucky but of course the wind is still strong. current winds out of the north and west and they are how long 18 miles per hour sustained winds right now at the airport. over 20 miles per hour in mount pocono dover wildwood and atlantic city. so for the next few hours when the winds are strongest that's when it's going to feel the coldest and here we go. subzero wind chills already all across the area and look at mount pocono feels like 21 below coming up i'll physical if you we have any relief to look forward to in the seven day forecast. for now chris over to you. >> kate, thanks very much those are very tough conditions. being outside for even just a few minutes is real challenge. our natasha brown continues our coverage now. she's life at the blue cross river rink where natasha some people actually chose to be outside tonight. >> reporter: we have been from philly to across the bridge in new jersey. just gauging reaction to this weather. we can tell you that while some folks are embracing it others can't get out of this weather fast enough. for many commuters in center city, waiting on a bus to get home a necessary on a bone chilling night layering up for the wait is a priority. >> boots layers, scarf hat collar up. >> i got a hoodie on under this and a sweater and another shirt. >> reporter: how do you feel? >> okay for the moment. >> reporter: trying to find faces in the crowd was difficult. many leaving no extremities uncover. andy brown got his kids bummed up as for himself -- >> where is your hat and gloves? >> they're at home. i'm too busy getting the kids ready in the morning sometimes i forget to drive myself. >> reporter: warm weather gear with below freezing temperatures biting at you from every angle. ask sam sing. >> warm enough? no. it's cold. >> reporter: you need gloves who are, right? >> yes. >> those had have to work in these conditions it's a difficult day but just another day of earning a living for new jersey drivers it's a day to express hard felt -- heartfelt gratitude for gas station attendants bracing the weather so drivers don't have to. >> you're a blessing, sir thank you so much. >> you're welcome. ♪ >> reporter: while most are dodging plumetting temperatures others are embracing it finding it the pefect night for ice skating. >> it was great yeah. you guys -- >> it's perfect for ice skating. >> perfect. the breeze very refreshing. >> reporter: well, certainly refreshing to some but a rude awakening for others. doctors also taking this opportunity today to remind folks to be sure to layer up and to limit their exposure in dangerously cold weather like this to prevent frost bite. we're live here at pennsylvania landing that night natasha brown cbs3 ooh witness news. >> all right natasha thanks so much and you do have to be careful about frost bite in this weather. it can set in very quickly in just a matter of minutes. and the colder and the windier it is the higher the danger. exposed skin is the most vulnerable and being wet will make frost bite happen faster. >> some of the symptoms of frost bite could be numbness or tingling in the areas and you want to watch for anything that becomes white. >> doctors also say alcohol and caffeine increase the risk for frost bite. your home needs care as well in this bitter weather and there are three things you need to watch carefully for when it gets this. we'll tell was they are coming up in about 10 minutes. and for more on how to stay safe during this bitter blast we've put together a cold weather survival guide and you can find it on our website cbsphilly.com. well there's breaking news on today's shocking terror attack in paris. one of the three suspects has now surrendered to police. and that suspect is just 18 years old. meantime police have gathered in a town east of paris. they are searching for two additional suspects. 34-year-old and his 32-year-old brother sharif. brothers and the teenager are believed to have opened fire and side the offices of a satirical newspaper in paris that often character herd the prophet mohammed. they killed 11 people there. then executed a french police officer on the street before driving iowa. one person describes the scene following the attack. >> very horrific scene with -- with no electricity with everything broken inside and many bodies inside. >> france has now raised its terror alert to the mack mum level. more than 150,000 people gathered for vigils tonight across the country. shocked by today's news cartoonists from around the world picked up their pe inform s to honor their fallen colleagues and rebuke their murderers among those compelled to draw a response pulitzer prize winner right here in philadelphia. as wednesday war wore on the images kept coming on social media cartoonists from around the world sharing their sentiments about the paris terror tack in a way only they can by drawing. he drew first ridiculing the mind set of murderers. weapons of mass creation read another inform philadelphia, pulitzer prize cartoonist sidney wilkerson was already at work on her response for the philadelphia daily news. >> it's inconceivable that someone would look at a little piece of paper ink on paper it can't hurt anyone and decide that that is worth murdering 12 people for. >> reporter: wilkinson said she's not fearful and will not change anything about what she does simply because of the deadly attack. >> that would be disrespecting my colleagues at charlie hebdo. they deserve better. >> reporter: in publications worldwide other cartoonist it's where offer their best as they carry on the commitment to sat fire and freedom of suppression. you can see many more of the cartoons from around the world by searching -- >> canadian fans scandal plagued comedian bill cosby cheered as he returned to the stage in ontario but not everyone there was happy to see him. >> hey, hey, go home, bill cosby hassing to! >> protesters were there shouting at ticket holders as they arrived for cos we's performance tonight. his former tv wife came to his defense earlier in the day. if he leshia rashad telling show biz 411 that accusations of sexual assault against cosby are orchestrateed. she says that you should quote forget these women someone is determined to keep bill cosby off tv and it's worked. new tonight protesters are demanding answers after a deadly police involved shooting in south jersey. protesters marched through the streets of bridgeton tonight in cumberland county. they're and agree following the death of arthritic-year-old jeremiah reid. read who had a criminal record was shot to death by two bridgeton police officers following a traffic stop on december 30th. the circumstances that led to that stop are not clear but demonstrators question whether the shoot walk justified. >> i want justice for my hub. i will walk with ya'll. i'm going to talk with ya'll. i'm ride with ya'll. >> all right. >> because my husband would want me to. >> authorities allege that a handgun was found at the scene forcing officers to open fire. in 1994 reid was sentence to do 15 years in prison for shooting at three new jersey state troopers. the officers who shot reid are now on administrative leave pending an investigation. in new york city the widows of two new york city police officers killed in the line of duty met for the first time today and accepted a big donation. they raised more than $1 million to pay off their mortgages. detectives raphael ramos and wenjian liu were killed in brook lip late last month as they sat in their patrol cars. >> meanwhile, one of 2nypd officers wounded in a shooting monday night in the bronx is home tonight. he was released from the hospital today as dozens of officers applauded him. he was shot in the chest and arm while officer andrew daw see was struck in the arm and lower back back. two people believed to be the gunmen and a robbery accomplice are under arrest torments night police are increasing patrols in a bucks county neighborhood after several homes were burglarized on new year's eve. the search is on for the bandits and for the pricey items they stole in lower makefield township. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco shows us why police and residents are on alert. >> reporter: on new year's a rash of burglaries police say five homes were all hit by the same crooks. >> burglar or burglars get in there and they look for jewelry. they bypass electronic. bypass other items and go right for the jewelry. >> reporter: three homes in the meadow brook development and about a quarter of mile away two more homes were hit in the wood lands development. detectives respond to go one were alerted by a neighbor that the people next door were away. it turns out their house was hit also. police say it all happened after 9:00 p.m. while homeowners were out. in each case the and tree was forced through a back door. and the thieves got away with more than 100 thus san dollars in jewels. >> very unique pieces of jewelry jewelry. very expensive and we're just asking that if anyone tries to sell it or sees it, you know torque please give us a call right away. >> reporter: two of the items are heart shaped phillies pendants with diamonds inside and a woman's name engrave on the back. a communion brace lit we brazilian gold coins and a pearl cross necklace were also taken. police were able to recover evidence from each of the house houses. and neighbors we talked to say they are now keeping a close eye on each other' homes. police have increased patrols to the affected neighborhoods. they are asking anyone who thinks they may have seen the items in question or who sees anything suspicious to give them a call. in lower makefield township, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> you might be caught off garr the neck time you head to the gas station as temperatures aren't the only things that are falling. we'll tell where you we found pulp prices below $2 a gallon right now. kate? our wind chill temperatures are below zero right now and continuing to drop all across the area. coming up we'll have the latest numbers on the coldest day of the cold outbreak tomorrow and i'll let you know if there's any relief on our way. >> and if you file your own tacks, chances are you're familiar with turbo tack but three on your side's jim donovan has discovered some of the companies most loyal users are up in arms. we'll tell you why. >> and a delightful double dose of joy. two sisters share the story of their surpriseing deliveries when eyewitness news continues. ♪ well the temperatures are cold tonight. the price of gasoline will warm your heart. "eyewitness news" in deptford. gas below $2 a gallon at a gulf on delsea drive and a citgo on cooper street there. the price of regular gas 1.91 a gallon and the lines there tonight were long. here's a look at the average price of gallon. deptford best new jersey average 2.19 a gallon. in pennsylvania we're paying 2.49 and in delaware it's 2.34. when it comes to filing your own taxes turbo tax is king. nearly 29 million returns were filed using that service last year alone but now as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan shows us some of the some of its most loyal customers are up in arms. >> people are just lived. they feel deceased. they feel they've used this product for so many years they've trusted it and now they're being sand bag. >> reporter: consumer advocate edgar dwarsky is among local turbo tax customers fuming aft the maker changed the deluxe version of its software. the changes require customers to upgrade to more expensive versions when reporting investment self-employed employment or rental income. costing an extra 30 to $40 and taking many customers by surprise. >> turbo tax deluxe users have been using it for years. imagine their surprise when they get halfway through doing their taxes and there's a roadblock in the program that says you have to upgrade. >> reporter: product reviews for the 2014 turbo tack deluxe software on amazon haven't been kind. hundreds of consumers have given the product a one star rating leaving comments like, greed and stewed at that time equal lost customers and this was disingenuous and rep pre hence sib. >> the changes were made so the software would be consistent with online versions and says customers were informed in a variety of ways. >> among them, this tiny orange strip was placed on the back of the packaging alerting customers to the change. he says, this isn't enough. >> i think the company did a poor job of informing consumers to the changes. >> reporter: competitors are hoping turbo tax users will make a swift. >> h & r block make a cluck product also they're offering a free copy of their software if you're a turbo tax 2014 basic or deluxe purchaser. they're going to make the most of it and try to grab some of those loyal turbo tack customers away from them. >> reporter: turbo tax spokesperson tell me 20% of customers use software and the change will affect a small percentage of overall users. free up grades have been issued to customers who have complained. meanwhile if you bought the software and want to take of h and r block's much switch to block offer i posted details on cbsphilly.com on my facebook and twitter feeds. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> back to this cold. it is dangerous and tough on people but it can cause big problems around the house. >> experts say there are three big things to watch out. let's go over them. number one chimney fires. creosote build up can lead to chimney fires. some recommend burning the fire about once a day to get rid of that creosote and they encourage to you only use seasoned wood. secondly beware of ice damming ice can build up on your eaves which puts weight on gutters and then those gutters can come crashing down. it can be very dangerous. finally, look out for unused bathrooms in the coldest parts of your home. the one over the crawlspace or with an exterior wall for instance make sure that you wrap pipes in those areas and trickle the water out of the faucet overnight to prevent those pipes from freezing. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking frigid weather for us tonight. >> kate, what's the latest. >> the latest guys that temperatures are continueing to plumet and we're seeing a lot of single digits here as we check with our "eyewitness weather" watchers. not feeling great if you have to be out and about tonight or early tomorrow morning. long dark winter nights allow temperatures to really drop quickly. it's 9 degrees right now according to barbara lane in willow grove. it is beyond cold. just frigid outside. 12 degrees as we head little bit further into new jersey from robert stewart in clementon his help says 12 degrees very cold wind can't make up its mind from strong gusts to almost none. on and off here where robert is and check in one other spot here here. 5 degrees that's feeling pretty miserable chuck pressler up in the appalachian mountains and he says it's windy and only right around 5 degrees. if you love the weather you can be one of our "eyewitness weather" watchers zen us those reports always cool to see reports from your neighborhood to see just how cold it is. go to cbsphilly.com/watchers to sign um. let's take a look what things are looking like outside right now. you can't rolly see the cold but you can see a little bit of snow here perhaps on the field at campbell's field and the ben franklin bridge all lit up it is just a cold dark night clear skies just lending to that cold. on a clear night all that radiation escapes into the atmosphere and temperatures drop very very quickly much winds are still strong so wind chills that's the worst of it here tonight.ing see where the wind is coming from. a lined with those earlier snow bands. those have moved on out. so it's not really any precipitation that we're dealing with here tonight. it's just the cold and the wind. temperatures right now, 14 at the airport. it's one below already in mount peck know. it's nine in allentown. and it's 13 degrees at the moment in atlantic city. and notice we are already feeling those subzero wind chills. it feels like throw below in philadelphia. feels like seven below in allen up to and it already feels like 21 below in mount pocono. and these numbers pretty similar as you head up to the north and west wind chills in the minus 20 range up across portions of the upper midwest and the northern plains as well this has just really encompassed the entire area. heading into your thursday, as you wake up in the morning mack sure you weak up of course with katie fehlinger she'll be tracking this cold all morning as well. wind chills will be below zero in the morning with temperatures only in the 20s in the afternoon it gets a little bet better on friday. but then we hit a stumbling block and we're right back to the 20s on saturday. so wind chills this week in the teens today. subzeros tomorrow. tomorrow is the most dangerous day and that's why we have some schools starting late. perhaps closed you can see those scrolling at the bottom of your screen there already. wind chills in the 20s on friday friday. teens again saturday and then back to the 20s on sunday below average across the board. and we will be experienceing over 90 hours of subfreezing temperatures. temperatures drop below freezing around 5:00 o'clock monday afternoon they've stayed there ever since and we may get back above freezing just barely by friday afternoon. so the snow that fell yesterday it's going to be with us for quite sometime. down to eight tonight the record is two doesn't look like we'll break a record. already feels like minus three. that's only going to get worse. for your thursday we start it off feeling subzero in the afternoon the high struggles to get to 20. and again feeling like the single digits all day. friday gets a little better but still windy. saturday back to the cold. next week we're back to normal. near 40 but a better chance for rain and snow showers monday through went. stay there. we're coming right back. deciding what to buy is one thing. deciding between buying food and health care is something else. healthy pa is now here to help with name-brand health insurance that costs as little as a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. sixers and bucks at the wells fargo center tonight. before the game the sixers made a trade with the clippers involving three guys we never heard of and some cash. at a time to the game we go. it was brutal. sixers were bad from the start didn't get any better. they shot 30% from the field compared to milwaukee's almost 54%. sixers also went two for 25 from three-point land the bucks went eight for 17. sixers losing convinceing fashion 97-77. how about some good basketball the temple owls on role. quinton dee cozy 33 ball. nice stroke put the temple up eight. jesse morgan with a nice touch comes after really good pass. temple won 64-vick. that's the owls sixth win in row. they improve to 12-four. flyers goalie steve mason left practice today with soreness. he had an mri this afternoon. no details released except that he will participate in tomorrow morning's skate undisclosed jr. believed to have occurred in last night's shootout win. as for the rest of the team they were back practicing today. claude giroux got a maintenance day as he recovers from an injury. wayne simmons talk about the team beating off last night's -- feed off last night's big win. >> we have to start gaining ground. we have half a season left to go and we got a lot of work to do. guys in this dressing room we've done it before. a lot of guys from last year and had a bad start and we came out hot at the end. i don't see any reason why we can't do it this year good eagles knew evan mathis will join the five eagles already on the pro bowl roster. he was add dad in place of local product jerry evans with the saints. also more news. todd light will not be back september add job at vanderbilt. and it's official florida state quarterback former heisman winner james miss winston is turning pro. he will be one of the topic in the draft. troubled college career off the feel but a dynamic one on the field and it will be different at citizens bank park. rebuilding project continues. those of you holding on to the pass i want to you look away from the video might be tough to watch jim mow rollins had his official press conference for the los angeles dodgers today. he'll wear his familiar number 11 for his new team. we'll be right back. ♪ >> we all know of 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