also this noon, an escaped suspect is back in police custody after a hours long manhunt near roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia man managed to make his escape while handcuffs but he did not get very far. good afternoon i'm jan carabao jim's off today. here's how it all unfolded chopper three over a large police presence on the boulevard near somerdale avenue. police say that is where suspect, crashed in the off-duty pennsylvania state trooper right around 6:00 this morning. the man was hand cuffed and put in the back of the police cruiser, with you authorities say that he managed to kick out back window and runaway. man who works nearby expressed certain for children heading to school. >> kid are all here. i'm scared for them. they could be around the school bus, they could be inside school bus while he is running around. that is crazy stuff. >> thousand, police recapture the still happen cuffed suspect a to blocks away. they found him hiding in an alley near godfrey avenue right around 9:00 this morning meantime philadelphia police are investigating several shootings that took place throughout the city overnight. here in the 2400 block of seventh sixth avenue a 19 year-old hand was shot ten times, and killed last night. another shooting took lays in frankford where a man was shot execution style, outside of a bar there. four other overnight shootings happened city wide, in all two were killed and seven were injured. philadelphia police say that warm weather could have played a role this is break out of crime. and just minutes ago the the department obvious advertise released findings of its report on reform efforts by the philadelphia police department. back in march of 2015 the federalists ted 48 findings and 91 recommend dayses focusing on use of deadly force, training, policies, race and community involvement the doy says that the department has completed 61 of the recommendations and made progress on 22 more. >> all of these things that the department still has to deal with and provide, high quality, crime reductions services and police services while i momenting significant changes is impressive. i wanted to make the announcement today about that because i think in many ways, that the philadelphia police department will now be a model for the rest of the country. that transition and people wanting to know what their future looks like. future is strong if they follow the lead of the philadelphia police department >> and the philadelphia police department requested the federal probe, in 2013, and we will have a live report on the rest of the finings and what it means for community polic ing in philadelphia, that is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. turning to weather now, the mild overnight temperatures are falling, this noon, setting stage for weekend snow. but despite the cold moving in it is still a day to even eye some sunshine before we see that snow. "eyewitness news" along the race street pier in philadelphia. meteorologist katie fehlinger is live outside on the cbs-3 sky deck with the forecast full of flurries, hi there, katie. >> the breeze is still very noticeable out here. it is very bright. you'll walk out door needing winter coat and pair of shade. we came from some very mild territory. if you were up dark and early like jan and i were and perhaps you stepped outside maybe to take the dog for a walk, something like that you will notice it. lets look at where we ended up in fact. there is a very early morning hours. we were at 60 degrees at one point. the average high on this day is a solid 20 below that. and we are starting to get a lot closer, to what is typical at this point. lets take a look in the last 24 hours since noon time yesterday we have dropped anywhere from ten to 15 plus degrees in most locations. as that translates to the thermometer and handful of spots it is 48 right now as opposed to the mid to upper 60 's we saw yesterday, but again that wind is becoming far more noticeable out of the heart west blowing as high as the teens, here in our area possibly as high as 20 miles an hour before it is said and done. storm scan, empty. we have clear skies, couple patchy clouds here and there but overall a very nice looking afternoon, and we just to have keep in mind that this cold front passage, again, it sets the stage for a new storm system to move in. so tomorrow, with highs stuck in the 30's, a wintry mix, it is expect. so coming up a bit later in the show i will answer all these questions thaw currently have. when does it get here? when does it leave? how much will we see is this all that and much more in the full forecast a bit later on, jan. >> katie, thank you. a state trooper in arizona is lucky to be alive today and officials say that is thanks to the help of the the good samaritan. investigators say trooper edward anderson was shot while responding to a car accident, during the attack, a passing driver stopped and asked trooper if he needed help. troop are said yes and that is when driver went in his car and got his gun and came back and shot the trooper's assailant. >> would i just say at this point, thank you, because i do not know that my trooper would be alive to take without his assistance. >> trooper anderson was shot twice, he is listed in serious but stable condition. president-elect donald trump is blasting an unverified document containing alleged embarrassing details about him. mr. trump is blaming the intelligence community for the report, but officials say that the document was not produced by u.s. intelligence community cbs correspondent craig bos well is following developments from washington. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump is blasting the paper exiled by former british intelligence office their contains unverified claims about mr. trump. on twitter the president-elect said it contains made up facts by sleeze bag political operatives both democrats and republicans. fake news. russia says nothing exists. mr. trump went on to say that the paper was probably released by intelligence even knowing there is no proof and never will be. the director of national intelligence, james clapper, dispute that had accusation, in a statement, he emphasized that this document is not a you had intelligence community product, he says, i do not believe leaks came from within the intelligence community. cbs news confirmed fbi director james comey briefed mr. trump last week but sources say comey did not detail embarrassing allegations in the 35 page report. >> we have no discussion about that. >> reporter: senators received a classified intelligence briefing, thursday on russian election interference but not on the paper. >> democrats will say if you, were public about your concerns about hillary clinton 's e the hails why weren't you public about your concerns with russian hacking and potentially help to the trump campaign at the same time. he has some difficulty questions to address. >> reporter: will trump says his team will receive a full report of the hacking within 90 days. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile the president-elect was very act i have on twitter this morning, he tweeted this message, rebuking the unsubstantiated claims that russia may have compromising information. he called the information talk news, that was put together by political opponents. well, an army calvary unit from philadelphia will escort president-elect trump and march on horse back during the parade. it will be 61st time unit escorted a u.s. president and fifth time that a participated in the inaugural parade. the unit was establish back in 1774, and has escorted military generals like world war one general john j porsch ing. president-elect trump will take the oath of office one week from today. stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com for continuing coverage of the presidential inauguration. first daughter mallia and sascha obama received heartfelt advice from two people inside their shoes. jena and barbara bush public letter to the girls welcoming them to a rare club, and the bush sisters, also, encourage obama's to remember their experiences in the white house , and to apply them to their new lives. the bush sisters reminded the obama's that they lived through unbelievable pressure of the white house, but wrote, through it all, you had each other. and, busted, at the toll plaza, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" you won't believe the lengths one man went to, to avoid paying a two-dollar fee. how police caught up to this driver's trick using an invention, to skip out on his highway bills. and it is time for the philadelphia home show, we will show you, where you can fwe just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. back object "eyewitness news", a florida man went above and beyond, to avoid paying tolls, to check active right there trooper driving behind a hand watched as a black cover design to mechanically cover the late came down, just as the man drove through the toll plaza this screen raised after crossing the tolls. troopers say they have never seen anything like this and they have no idea how many times the man used the invention successfully, now, the driver is facing a felony charge. a new jersey judge is trying to deciding whether to suppress guns, seized after three pennsylvania resident were accused of trying to drive-in to new york city with the cash of weapons. three suspects, john ramsey, dean smith and kimberly a rn t were pulled over in june in the holland tunnel by port authority officer. the officer claims he pulled the car overdue to violations but defense lawyers claim that it was an unfair stop, and the officer did not read the suspects their rights. well, it is a popular place to sit, hang out but in rittenhouse square today sitting in some places may get you in a bit of trouble this week philadelphia's park and recreations department put up new signs around rittenhouse square, they tell park visitors not to sit on the park's iconic walls. the philadelphia parks and recreation department explained the new changes saying vandals and crime of been a big concern, and in a statement they say the move was in response to a recent up tic in vandalism on the historic railing that received one million-dollar in restoration work just a few years ago. furthermore walls were not originally design to be used for seating so this measure will further protect the structural integrity of these iconic park features. well, from a room remodeled to fixing up furniture the philadelphia home show opened up this weekend with plenty of expert advice and inspiration. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen has a sneak peak of what you will see. >> reporter: we're here at the pennsylvania convention center time for philly home show, this is alex kaplan. so tell us what goes on at philadelphia home show. >> well, great place to come and find out, anything that they can do within and outside of an their homes. if your designs such as this one right here, kitchen, bathrooms, closet, remodeling, outdoor, landscaping, some furniture. >> it is no the just show up, sit down and look at things. >> no. >> it is a lot of do it yourself. >> yes, we have a lot of local companies, national companies, that can help people make plans, for what they want to do but also, a little do it yourself like you said. >> talk more about the up cycle challenge with habitat for hugh hand, that is really cool. >> fifth year doing up cycle challenge. i'm always so inspired by folks that we get to participate and they go to habitat for humanity, restore philly, they go to get a piece and they go repurpose it. this year we challenge them to use a pallet and to create a statement piece for the home, so they are all on the show floor, we encouraged attende toss come vote on them and winner gets a great prize and they go back to the restore in philadelphia for auction, and all proceed go back to habitat for humanity which is, for me, i love, to be able to give back to habitat they are a great partner of the show, and so it is just a great program overall. >> people need hours, times, where should they go. >> philly home show.com. >> there you go, thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you, good to see you. >> great place for ideas. >> one of the pennsylvania's most popular beers will soon be on tap in another state, still ahead we will show you where else, yuengling will be sold for beer lovers outside of pennsylvania borders, katie weekend obviously right around the corner, jan and so that is chill, settling in, we are stuck in the 20's or 30's at best tomorrow and again, there is a storm system about to bring in wintry weather, more details on that after the break. we will see modest rebound beginning on sunday and it does get milder from there. we will get details on the other side. welcome back as amazon plans to create a 100,000 more jobs we now know a few thousand will benefit folks in new jersey. about 2500 full-time positions will be added over next year and a half, new hires, will work at additional centers. all of the jobs will come with benefits and they include entry level and skilled workers. amazon already employs a total of 11,000 workers at seven sites in new jersey. so good news for people looking for jobs. >> no kidding not so good news for people looking to get out saturday. >> it is one of those days that will be more of a nuisance. >> oh, okay. >> when we talk about winter weather, we can get overly confident. thin glaze of ice can lead to a lot of problems. we are expecting some ice, too out of this. much more details coming your way right now when does it get here, how much will we see? frankly totals are not the that i am rest i have but there could be slick travel but you don't to have break out shovel. lets get to it. we will start off in fact by taking you through a monthly summary. the month have of january so far. we have 50 plus degree spread here, guys, it is unbelievable , the kind of temperatures variation we have seen, but interestingly we are technically for thousand, at least 2 degrees above average for the month of yan, thus far , and we hit 67 yesterday and just in the last week and a half we were down to 12 degrees. precipitation is at a surplus .21, just over what we would fine. now we are expecting some additional presip. i don't think it will add to that total but here's beginning of the substantial ice storm right now across southern illinois and missouri this will be a very big headache, for folks out this way and at the moment along i i65 and up to i70 a huge stretch of that highway will be impact by all of this icing this is a real concern, across this part of the country. for us, it is just mainly, going to be as i mentioned a nuisance. take a look we have got multiple, just, so many different counties, involved in this essentially entire state of missouri, kansas, oklahoma and panhandle here, in through texas, ice storm warning for this huge, area, and, again, real concern, in that regard, so if you were maybe trying to go see a playoff game in kansas city perhaps, it will be an interesting weekend, with that said. looking at the future snow amounts we will start to see things get underway in the afternoon hours of tomorrow, and then, it is basically out of here no later then 11:00. this is it, that entire span of time, maybe a few tenth of an inch of snow. now we know why we're using word nuisance but not so fast. we are jumping into noon time. no earlier then 1:00 o'clock, two especially when things start to build in here. it is looking menacing. the with us for multiple hours we will have that rain/snow line developing through southern delaware and new jersey. we can end up with freezing rain as well. some sleet, snow as well as freezing rain a concern across those areas. then it is gone by ten or 11:00 at night but even though you got that long window of time we are still seeking less than a inch of snow. icing, that is ative rent story. you only need a fine glaze to create headaches. so no shovels required, but you want to be careful of slick travel out there. if it is treated, i say from philadelphia on north you are probably fine but any untreated surfaces certainly please use caution as you head out and about tomorrow. hazard are whole mixed bag of wintry opportunity out there, out identify we will go to our neighborhood network cameras. i saw kid laying at recess. they have gone back inside. i can tell you they were all dressed in parkas and winter coat. west northwest wind at 13 miles an hour at 44 degrees that will feel more like 30's. here we go dropping off again, can you tell, cold front moving through? my goodness in the 70's in raleigh-durham and charleston. forty's here. thirty's columbus. so a very different contrast is working its way through. as such we're seeking nothing better than mid 30's tomorrow but that is worst of it and we can expect to get back into the 50's, come, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. so it is another one of those forecast where we're all over the lays again at least chills will stick around too long this time and honorary bound once more heading this to next week. maybe a passing shower, martin luther king day but i would say overall this isn't a horrible forecast. >> that is good. >> what a roller coaster of temperatures this winter. >> just keeps going. >> i'll he take warm up anytime. >> if we get it the here and there i'm cool with that. >> prolong cold, no thank you. >> yes,. >> especially beer lovers listen up america's oldest brewery is expanding, yuengling will start selling its beer in indiana. three wholesalers will carry yuengling's traditional lagger , light lagger and black and tan in marts. pottsville pennsylvania base cod has been in business since 1829, indiana will be the 20th state where beer lovers can pick up the brand. our friday is winding down , katie. so time for a celebration. >> if only. >> congrats on the expansion. >> absolutely. on sale today one of the hottest tickets in town, more on the concert coming t with toothpaste or plain water.an their dentures and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 it could be fantastic news for some diabetes patients, a new pill that promises to lower your blood sugar and your weight. health reporter stephanie stahl explains how it works at 5:00. then at 6:00 historic move for u.s. mint, reason this coin features a lady liberty never before seen and why some more history making coins could follow. and good news for billy joel fans tickets for his september 9th concert at citizens bank park went on sale this morning. now this concert makes joel first artist to perform at south philadelphia ballpark, four years in a row. it also means that the piano man will hold record for most live performances at the venue mayor jim kenney has row claimed september 9th billy joel day in honor of the highly anticipated event. >> so cool. >> should be the show, right. >> it will be, right. >> so good live. >> so, so good live. i have seen concerts, i have not been to one yet. i am thinking i may have to investigate that show. talking about the weather one more time because we are seeing a lot of swings on the thermometer here. right now, it is feeling chilly. we came there 60 early this morning. now starting to feel like it should for january, 41 is current feels like value at the airport, little less harsh in south jersey and southern delaware but one more look at that seven day, we have home show, this weekend. tomorrow is a good excuse to go to the convention center and stay inside. >> that is "eyewitness news" at noon, >> hilary: [ sighs ] >> devon: hey. good morning. >> hilary: hey. >> devon: hey. >> hilary: what time is it? >> devon: it's about 8:00. nurses came in...an hour ago and brought me breakfast, but you slept through it. >> hilary: [ chuckles ] that probably wasn't a bad thing. >> devon: i got you some coffee. >> hilary: [ sighs ] thank you. i am gonna need it. so, how did you sleep?