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20 degrees in center city. even killedder then that in the the outlying areas but it is bright, is that any consolation? not for me. we have 18 degrees. looks nice from the palmyra grove nature park but doesn't feel nice. wind are northwest out of the 3 miles an hour. not the a lot going on right now. storm scan three shows a quiet day and it will be. the in the windy. it will be bright, unis i, just a chilly day to day. temperature right now at the the airport in wonder people are leaving 19 degrees. we have 16 degrees in trenton. fourteen in allentown. eleven in reading. it is 5 degrees in the poconos. nineteen in millville. twenty-one down in wildwood. factor in whatever wind we have and it is enough to drop these temperatures to feeling like 8 degrees in philadelphia. feels like six in trenton. feels like nine in wilmington. look the at the the poconos feels like a minus seven out there. temperatures warming up, not the by much though. we will not the get to that 40-degree temperature this afternoon. we will stop about 32 degrees. here's what we will also be finding just a couple cloud by the time we hit 4:00 this afternoon which you will notice tomorrow morning we will pick up chances of getting some rain in here. maybe we will start a little bit frozen on the very first part as it comes in. we will continue that time line and let you know what the week is likely to be, it is also a holiday week, we will talk about that nicole. just a shocking act of cruelty in south jersey where neighbors see a young mother setting her new born baby on fire. the details are breaking right now a as we speak. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson live outside st. christopher's hospital where the young victim was flown. this is a difficult one to get through, steve good morning. >> reporter: this is a very developing story a as we have been mentioning, details still coming into our news room still awaiting more information from police but what we can tell you at this point is that yes police are telling us a young infant was doused in a flammable substance and set on fire last night. we could show you video from the scene now this is simon town road in pemberton, new jersey. in the video showing investigators on the scene, early this morning. the sources telling cbs-3 that at some point late last night shortly around 11:00 o'clock neighbors witnessed the infant's young mother screaming douse ago this child and setting it on fire. the the the child then flown to st. christopher's with second and third degree burns on 100 percent of his body. they were able to extinguish that fire and get that child some help. the child is here at st. christopher's. we are not sure on the the status or what the investigation will reveal as far as criminal charges but police are still working the the scene, again, very developing story, and we will be here all morning long to follow it and bring you the very latest. we are live at st. christopher's, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there are just no words, steve, thank you. a 16 year-old is under a arrest this morning accused of stabbing another teen to death. it happened at forty-sixth and market street friday afternoon. police say an argument that beast again during lunch at west philadelphia high school spilled in the after hours. now the teen victim was rushed to children's hospital but succumbed to his wound. now for the the latest on the drug bust gone bad, police opened fire on a suspect they say tried to run down an officer to avoid an arrest. the it was a close call on 69th street in delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has details now from upper darby. the. >> reporter: a philadelphia man is in jail after trying to run down an upper darby police officer on 69th street on friday afternoon. the female officer pulled her gun. >> she fires one shot at the vehicle. the shot enters through the window of the vehicle and the vehicle then knocks over two or three parking meters, and we had them boxed in we thought but he drove right up on the sidewalk. >> reporter: police were conducting a raid on the suspect who sold drugs to under cover on four separate occasions. he got away jumping this his car and ramming front door of the furniture store and then gunning for the officer. police pulled him out of the car where the window was shot the out inside, bundles of heroin and semiautomatic weapons. on the suspect they found thousands of heroin and crack. >> we have loaded dope, we have a four buys gun, he will be in jail a long time. >> reporter: neither officer or suspect were injured in the incident. the suspect is in custody at this hour and he will be likely charged with attempted murder and other drug related offenses. in upper darby, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are learning new details about a temple university student who fell from a window this her death. victim is 18 year-old rebecca kim. the authorities say she was visiting two male students at a art institute philadelphia dorm near 16th and chestnut when she fell from april 8 story window. kim was a freshman pharmacy student. >> she was nice. she was sweet very local helpful, always smiling. she was real popular person. >> i could see her having a really good future. she seemed like a smart girl overall, a nice person. it is so sad to hear that happened. >> just terrible. kim felon top of the 44 year-old woman as well that woman suffered neck and back injuries and lost some teeth the but is expect to recover. history is made all over again, late joe paterno once again stand as college football's winningest coach after the ncaa strikes a deal on the university's sanctions. students at penn state of course, gathering in front of the old main celebrating this. this picture that you see on the screen posted on twitter by onward state, shows a crowd, they were chanting 409 and joe pa paterno. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones a has more on what led to this decision. >> reporter: at agreement means 112 victories will be restored to the football program making joe pa paterno once again winningest coach in major college football will with 409 wins. repeal of the descent decree follows the the decision last year to reinstate football scholarships and allow penn state to play in bowl games earlier than original penalty. restrictions were put in place in the wake of the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal that rocked the university. a all will night viewers have been commenting on our facebook page. michael hall writes if paterno and mcqueary called police in the the first place the ncaa would not have have been involved. susan welch always said you shouldn't have punished the boys on the field. that is my opinion. ray stevens chimes in ncaa is about fair competitiveness on the field and those wins were earned by people who had nothing to do with what happened. betty dart simply states about time. joe contend penn state and their fans are pathetic. the kid are the real victims here and not the football team. bill carmichael declares, this is all about money. the settlement stems from a lawsuit filed by a state senator and state treasure era begins the ncaa and penn state. the to second claims that the ncaa didn't have the right to punish penn state for jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal and penn state should not have a agreed. >> today is a victory of to process. today is a victory for penn state nation. ncaa had has surrendered. the agreement is that we have reached represents a complete victory of the issue at hand. >> reporter: new deal directs a 60 million-dollar fine to dress child abuse be spent within pennsylvania, the paterno family released a a statement this afternoon which says in part that the repeal of the consent decree and the return of the wins to the university and joe paterno confirm that the ncaa and the board of trustees acted prepennsylvania maturely and irresponsiblessably in the unprecedentedded sanctions the ncaa imposed on the university, the the players coaches, and the community. >> the proposed settlement expect to be fully accepted by all parties involved and all of the sanctions remaining against the the university all this is now raising questions as to whether or not joe paterno's stat the you will be put back. we are told by penn state officials that decision hasn't been made yet. reporting from the sat center todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new you this morning, bad weather forced pope francis to cut short a visit honor victims of the 2013 super typhoon. this is video of the holy father returning to manilla. earl willer francis met with family members in this town. he told more than a hundred thousand faithful it was difficult to find the right words to comfort them. pope's visit culminates with mass tomorrow with as many as 6 million people are expected to attend. it will be a long line for communion, that is for sure. 5:09. the flu is making a big impact in delaware. there have been more death there from that virus this week. coming up next, we will head to the first state for the the latest on the growing concern. we will be right back. back on "eyewitness news", the deadliest effects of the flu are being felt in delaware. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown traveled to dover to find out why the flu has made a big footprint in the first state. >> reporter: delaware may be a small state but it is being dealt a huge blow this flu season, the state is representing it 16th flu fatality, all but one death has been linked to seniors over 65 years old. >> it is a very severe flu season. >> reporter: paul silver man is deputy director of the public health department. he says although delaware's cases have have listen significantly this year this flu epidemic knows inbound drizzle. >> we have good surveillance. we're more likely to be informed than some other states, but this is really an epidemic that is hitting the whole country. >> reporter: the state of delaware has been hites specially hard by this flu pandemic, this time last year they were dealing with a hundred cases. so far this year they are up to 1600 flu season is far from over. health officials are urging the older population, and this flu season struck early before the who will will day season which may have spike the number of cases. >> hitting the state before and after the holidays make a big difference if it could be why we have so many cases and it also means we are in for a extended flu season. >> i never had a flu shot, knock on wood. >> reporter: russell perry isn't getting a flu shot his wife is a health care worker so it was a necessarity. >> being able to help control part of the environment and facility i work at it is important. >> reporter: as for effectiveness of the the flu vaccine. >> it is still the best protection we have and we are still recommending it. >> reporter: in dover, delaware natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for a whole lot more information on the flu just check out our web site at cbs philly.com/flu. you'll fine more on symptoms, risk factors and how to best protect yourself from the virus. 5:14. it is that time of the year, carol, it is cold out, it is winter. >> every season there is something, right. >> yes. >> and it is flu but it is also coal. we are dealing with lots of chilly air this morning and we are going to be hanging on to it all day long. we will moderate with the temperatures, tomorrow but, of course, that comes with the price because we will get precipitation in here at the same time. the it is a nice looking start to the the day as long as you have a glass between you and the outside, this morning. the it is 8 degrees. that is the temperature we are finding in broadheadsville in the poconos. cold morning. the wind are at zero though and that helps a little bit because it doesn't feel colder then that. those are our spots in the poconos where it is cold enough with the wind and feels like a minus seven, been our wind chill up there this morning. the it is not a morning that you should be outside or your pets should be outside. now storm scan three looking at quiet conditions and we will keep these quiet conditions all day long and then it is something that starts to form along the carolina coast that brings our rain tomorrow and i will spell all of that out for you. we are starting cold. we were able to get in the lower 40's yesterday. we won't be close to that today. look how with the cold front that went through yesterday how these temperatures dropped. nineteen in philadelphia and in in millville. it is 14 in allentown this morning. the just 5 degrees in the poconos. twenty-one in wildwood. not a lot of wind but enough to kick these temperatures down several notches. it is not as cold as it has been so far this january. our low temperatures so far this month have been 9 degrees. the highest, 58. snow and inch a a half and temperatures 3.3 degrees below where we should this be time of the year. we're not going to jinks anything here by saying anything else. high pressure here today but low pressure starts to come up from the south and that will be bringing some rain tomorrow and, temperatures in the the 40's. but they are colder to start this and that is why it may be a for a brief period of time a little will more wintry start to the system tomorrow. then by monday, which is the holiday martin luther king junior day, we are looking at temperatures in the the 30's but wind will be out there. let's time this out by 4:00 this afternoon nothing much going on. this is a look the at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. where you see pinkies the the slight chance of picking up some freezing rain out of this. notice rain that starts to come in here. we are looking at rain, heavy rain by 7:00 in the morning. any of that area that you might see a little freezing rain has moved in the poconos where we're picking up spots of heavy rain right through 11:00 o'clock and wrapped warning around here. if you see anything that is a little bit more on the mixed version and does not last long because warm air comes in here. by 1:00 in the afternoon a lot of areas are starting to dry out except to the east and that is where we will keep rain showers and especially right along the coast as this thing moves out of here and it is gone by tomorrow night. our rainfall amount, probably, in the areas where you see shaded in the blue one to 2 inches, rest of us, maybe three-quarters to an inch of rain. there is some moisture associated with this system. today though it is dry. 32 degrees philadelphia shore, poconos 25 degrees. we will be hanging on and in the control room i'm clicking this 4,000 times i'm trying. 32 degrees today. twenty-eight for our temperature tonight. as we look the at next couple of days 44 degrees the the high temperature tomorrow but it comes with rain. monday dry, tuesday dry. wednesday 40 degrees. we might see a clipper bringing rain or snow shower but shouldn't be a big deal and thursday and friday we are in the upper 30's, nicole. >> well, the super bowl is a couple weeks away and coming up next we will tell but the role two sipping superstars will have to kick off the big event. plus 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the let's say non-broadway related dancing was a little complicated. >> that is josh's way of telling you he has a broadway background. >> any traditional dancing went quite well. >> yes, how can a girl like gretchen fall for me. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, back to you in the studio. for latest moves from hollywood watch entertainment tonight at 7:00 o'clock rate here on cbs-3. jenkintown native bradley coupe are find himself in familiar territory this award season. for the the third year in a row he has been nominated for an acting oscar this time around cooper is nominated for chris kyle in american snipper. cooper spoke to our ukee washington about preparing for that role specifically. >> it wasn't cheese steaks and pizza, no, i wish it was. you know, this woman kristin connor was a great chef and i ate 6,000 calories a day of pure protein complex carbohydrates. i'm 40 my man to gain 35-pound in three months naturally, i wanted to make sure it wouldn't kill will my organs. >> well, that is no fun. who can believe bradley cooper is 40 years old. also nominated by best picture because he is one of the films producers. big night ahead for bradley cooper. civil rights drama selma is also nominated for best picture and is there a nationwide campaign to get more student to see this important film. hundreds of philadelphia middle school student will see sell in man for free at the pearl theater to day. the a apparently business leaders have raised $44,000 to purchase those tickets. selma is story of a historic civil rights march led by martin luther king as part of the fight for equality. well emotional evening in horsham where families of service members got quite a surprise, take a look... hugs all around. six families turnout for what they thought was just an information obsession well, they were expecting to learn about the return of their loved ones from afghanistan and little did they know this would come walking into the room right then and. >> i was very surprised. it is incredible. it is an incredible feeling to have my wife home again. >> now this home coming event was organize by the liberty uso, dietz and watson and our sister radio station 92.5wxtu. still ahead on "eyewitness news" where is a zoo cooper when rhinos make a run for it. we will have more of this video coming up. ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. today, it is at day january 17th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer it is 5:30, let's check that forecast and it is cold out today. >> no surprise this carol. >> yes, i have to remind myself it is january. this is to be expect this is january. that is why i like july. we are still looking at a day that will be bright and sunny, like july out to be but it will be dry and cold out there today. atlantic city looks not bad at all. you can almost pick up from this picture the cameras not jumping around like sometimes we see no rain drops on the lens. you get a little glimpse of how weather is, and it is cold calm, dry out there. but that picture will be changing by tomorrow, as we get a lot of rain coming in here. the right now storm scan three is not showing anything. we don't even have any included out there. we might not even see too much in the way of included today but they do start to come in tonight and then tomorrow we will have a cloudy day and rainy day on tap. look at how cold this is. the lets start in the north, 5 degrees in the poconos, 14 in a allentown, 16 in trenton 19 in philadelphia at the the airport. nineteen in millville and heart of the south jersey. twenty-two in dover. twenty-one down in wildwood and then factor in the wind and it feels like the numbers you see right there. eight in philadelphia. six trenton. nine in wilmington. the wind chillies there even though wind are not all that strong. our temperatures today, there should be a 32 degrees there. i don't know where that went. it shivered itself right off of the page. thirty-two will be our eventual high temperature and we will be looking at sunshine and maybe a cloud by 3:00 in the afternoon. i will finish up that time line and talk about the preuptation tomorrow and what follows for this up come workweek nicole. >> we have more now on the breaking news we have been following for you all morning long, an infant is doused in fluid and set on fire, by his own mother. steve paterson is live outside st. christopher's hospital for children where we are working to learn more about that child's condition. it is unspeakable unthinkable, what can you you tell us. >> reporter: unbelievable, nicole. details are still developing in this. we are waiting on more word from police. what we toe no is what you have said already that a infant child was doused in some sort of flammable liquid and then lit on fire and it is possibly coming from a family member. i want to tell you video of the scene that we have gathered overnight, we will take to you pemberton, new jersey. this is simontown road, there you can see investigators there early this morning and throughout the night. sources are telling cbs-3 the worst news shortly after 11:00 last night neighbors witnessed the infant's young mother in her 20's as they say she was screaming dousing that child in some sort of a flammable liquid and then setting that child on fire. the child was flown to st. christopher's hospital with second and third degree burns over 100 percent of his body. they were able to put the flames out on that child and hopefully get the child some help although, we are not sure of his status. the at this point we are awaiting more word from hospital officials as well as a possible criminal investigation in this case. the developing details on this story but we're here all morning trying to bring you the the latest from st. christopher's hospital. i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, steve, thank you. meanwhile eight people are hurt after a trenton bound river line train slams into a car in riverside, burlington county. daunte shot this eyewitness cam video on chester avenue crossing with his cell phone. excuse me. three of the injured were in the car at the time. other injured person was on the train. the extent of their injuries is unknown. well, take a look at this frightening scene in delaware county an 86 year-old woman's foot slipped off the brakes crashing her car through the side of the ymca. eyewitness michelle krause snapped this photo of the car snapped inches from the pool. driver had left the building. she was shaken but unhurt. it appears in charges were filed and the pool area will be closed as repairs are made. police released surveillance video of the man that they say shot and killed a woman waiting for a bus in north philadelphia. take a close look here. you can see still unidentified kill's approaching and ambushing that victim. fifty-six year-old kim jones. it happened tuesday morning. after shooting jones once in the head he got on to a northbound subway train exiting at the hunting park station. investigators say the killer carefully covered his face even lowering his head as he passed cameras. they say it is all signs of a well planned hit. >> it is just incredible that something this insane could happen, you know to such a good person. >> unbelievable. jones was a social worker we're told who devoted her life to kids. she was known as miss kim to boys and girls at the church of the advocate. the that is where she helped launch an after school meal program. well, there are new developments in the scandal surrounding the comedian bill cosby. his attorney says that cosby was not at the the playboy mansion on the night a model accused him of drugging and sexually abusing her. cosby's attorney says he was in new york that night. woman net with police wednesday telling them that the alleged incident happened in august of 2008. more than 15 women have have accused cosby of drugging and sexually abusing them. the supreme court will deciding whether same sex couples nationwide have the right to marry. cbs news correspondent craig boswell takes a look at that issue and when a decision can be expected. >> reporter: gay and less boon bee an couples are expect to find out this year if they can marry in every state. supreme court says it will rule on the power of states to prohibit same sex marriages. april, jane are challenging michigan's ban on same success marriage. >> this is probably the most proud day of migrate lesbian life that i have had. we are in awe that this day has happened. >> reporter: momentum has been building for same sex couples since 2003 when the justices struck down laws in nearly a third of the country that made homosexual sex a crime. twelve years later, 36 states a allow lesbians and gay to marry. in april the supreme court will review bans on same sex marriage in four of the 14 states where it remains ill will legal. some advocates for traditional marriage are welcoming the court's decision to take up the the cases. the national organization for marriage issued a statement saying that we will be watching this case closely and anticipate an eventual victory for the democratic process religious liberty and cherished institution of marriage. a decision from the supreme court is expected in june. at the supreme court craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the 20 year-old man accused of plotting to a attack the u.s. capitol with pipe bombs and guns has been orderedded held without bond. magistrate agreed with the federal prosecutor who called christopher cornell a public danger and a flight risk. cornell was arrested outside a gun range wednesday after reportedly buying two m15 semiautomatic rifles and 600 round of ammunition. 5:36 right now, and how a woman's boots protect her 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lives when a man walks in with a steel bar stuck in his head. we want to warn you some viewers may find this image disturbing. surveillance video shows the the 23 year-old victim. police say that man was sitting in his car about four blocks away when he was assaulted remarkly he was able to drive himself to get help. doctors removed the bar victim is now in serious but stable condition police are now interviewing eyewitnesses as they search for a suspect. wow. that is tough to watch. we're hearing from one of the victims struck by a car inside a bay area macy's store, 19 year-old alyssa gambino was run over by out of control driver this week. doctors believe her ugg boots may have saved her left foot. you can see damage done here. alyssa's a mommies thankful her daughter's only physical injuries are two broken feet. >> if i wore tennis shoes or sandals her foot would have been severed. >> i'm thankful it is only my feet, it is not me. i'm in the gone. >> police believe the six three-year old driver may have suffered a medical condition prior to that crash. one victim remains hospitalized, five others are recovering. wow. scientists say last year 2014 was the hottest year in recorded history. if that sound familiar it is because nine of the ten hottest years have occurred since the year 2000. the it is becoming a trend. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has more on that trend and what it says about global warming. >> reporter: it was so unusually warm last month in alaska kids made a christmas video of themselves playing in gravel. heat wave this september in southern california made working out nearly impossible. >> my body is just like throbbing. >> reporter: umbrellas were only shield against the sun as temperatures hit 114 degrees in phoenix in july. the those were just some of the weather patterns that contributed to an average worldwide temperature of a little over 58 degrees fahrenheit for 2014. accord together national ocean and atmospheric administration. that is nearly one and a quarter degrees hotter then 20th century average beating record set in 2005 and 2010. >> it is part of the pattern of increasingly warm years that we are seeing that is a a long term trend mostly by greenhouse gases. >> reporter: in the u.s. last in month was the second warmest december on record. in europe 2014 was warmer then any other year since record have been kept. in central russia at times temperatures reached 41 degrees higher then normal. >> this planet is in trouble. the it will only get worse unless we move boldly to cut carbon emissions. >> reporter: the white house agrees saying that the report is a a remind their climate change is happening and that we cannot wait to take action. in new york, wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is 5:42 right now. hot weather is certainly not the issue today carol. >> no, we are dealing with very cold temperatures this morning, nicole. we have been way down in the teens and feeling even colder then that. jack frost big boulder we have seen some ski lift go by and every so of you see a shadow as they, i don't know do they set themselves at the night do they just play and laugh, i don't know but you can see their shadow on the snow. jack frost big boulder. if you like skiing and cold weather you will love it today up there because we have a temperature of 5 degrees. anyplace you go for this kind of skiing experience today i think you'll be in good shape. sunshine, cold temperatures, it will be absolutely ideal. if you don't like that, there is always home or the mall. overlooking at 14 degrees in allentown. nineteen in philadelphia. nineteen millville. nineteen in wildwood. we have a nice little, little part right here, route 55, moving down toward wildwood we are looking at temperatures at the same level but they are all cold. this is a very cold morning. factor in whatever wind we have and it does make it feel colder then that. storm scan three there is nothing out there. our next weather problem is coming up from the south. it is not even on the map right now but it is a low pressure system coming from north carolina and right along the the coastal area but it the gets enough inland that is why we will be dealing with a couple of rain showers at least tomorrow. so, low pressure system coming up, some heavy rain can be expect out the of this as well but the temperatures also coming up. we should find them later on in the a afternoon getting into the 40's which will be okay, because it is not you won't be shoveling this. if you love snow you are thinking it is not okay if you don't love snow or shoveling you will probably be just fine with the precipitation that we get tomorrow. by monday it is gone. temperatures will be in the 30's. it will be a windy day, blustery cold day on monday. the let's time this out. this is perhaps your favorite graphic. i know it is mine. we are looking at computer models and they have put where they think included will be and time they think they will be occurring and also the presiptation. so this little a area that you can see is the line where you will be finding temperatures right around the freezing mark as precipitation comes in there is a tiny brief bit of freezing rain to start or mix or snow flake or two, it is possible. this is a look at 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. notice everybody else is in rain. then we will will very quickly warm up, where you saw any precipitation that would let some liquid all liquid, it changes, it moves to the north, a little bit as precipitation moves. that changes rapidly as well. so this it is going to be a rain storm. you can see looking at these shade of air range it is a heavier rain. it hangs around on the shore areas. i think generally rainfall totals out of this entire system by the time it gets out of here will be on the order of an inch. you could find slightly more than that as we go in some areas in new jersey. otherwise it looks like a soaking rain coming up for us tomorrow. our temperature 32 today. thirty-two at the shore. poconos 25 degrees. sunshine in all locations. as you notice and how could you not we are gaining a minute and 30 of daylight every single day. so it makes it easier at the end of the day to go outside and do something. 32 degrees. wind south at 5 miles an hour today. we are 28 degrees tonight. it will be partly cloudy and then tomorrow it will be raining. forty-four may look warm and it is so it is in the snowing but still a cold, wet rain. wear your jackets bring those pets in. get ready for a day on monday where we are looking at temperatures that will be chilly, and blustery tuesday and wednesday about 40 degrees. thursday and friday in the upper 30's nicole. >> thanks, carol. right now you 5:46. on the healthwatch this morning about 30 million americans suffered from people man and new f.d.a. has fast tracked a new drug treatment that is changing lives of people with that skin conditions. brian web reports from new york. >> reporter: danielle's skin looks healthy for the first time in four years. >> you see that it is quite normal now. unbelievable. >> reporter: it used to look like this, she suffered with severe eczema the painful flare-ups would keep her up all night. >> they would stop and go away. >> reporter: in august she joined a study at mount sigh know hospital in new york testing a new drug, that she says the skin on her legs went from this, to this, in just ten days. >> literally they were disappearing. like they were just closing and it was such a quick change. >> reporter: 85 percent of the patients in the study taking the drug experienced similar results. doctor emma gutman led the research which found eczema is a immune driven disease this new drug target molecules that trigger the the inflammation. >> we know it is immune driven and we know we have a large pop eulogies that is in need of bet are treatment. >> reporter: drug's manufacturer says the f.d.a. has designated it a break through therapy which puts it on a fast track for approval. in new york brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, 300 students will most likely need a lot of sleep today after dancing the night away in montgomery county. mount st. joseph academy hosted the 12 hour dance mini thon to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer. "eyewitness news" in flourtown, grooving. all girls prep school kick off the fundraiser at 8:00 o'clock last night and they will be dancing until 8:00 o'clock this evening. wow. good for them. more acts of generosity from 16 students at the dance mini thon. they volunteered to actually cut their hair and donate it toward making wigs for cancer patients. the dance mini thon at mount st. joes avenue contacted my has raised more than $30,000 for pediatric cancer. the that is awesome. minneapolis va has come up with a prototype of the standing wheelchair. now they hope it will help paralyzedded veterans go beyond the limits of being seated. doctors and engineers helped develop it. it is not the first standing wheelchair as we get shown this one has significant advances over previous de designs. >> reporter: for the first time in 20 years john christians son can reach a book on the top shelf without the any help. >> little independent. >> reporter: christensen is one of the first to test the chair designed at minneapolis va. doctor gary goldish took an existing standing wheelchair and with the input of engineers and came up with design changes. >> we modified it by adding a drive wheel that separated the push rim from the tire. >> reporter: design allows a push rim to come up to be accessed in the standing position while it the is sitting. >> we want to make the movement as natural and similar to wheeling in a seated position as possible. >> reporter: chair's four wheels are on the ground at all times. >> the tire is on the ground each time but it is transferring load between the front and back and that is what makes it stable and mobile. >> reporter: just a few clicks transform it giving paraplegic patients functional reach, well-being and reduction in pressure sores. for christensen it means shooting baskets again from the standing position something he has in the done for years. >> two in a row. now he is showing off. that was reggie chapman reporting. paralyzed veteran of america provided funding for this prototype. several design changes still need to be made before that wheelchair is ready for marketing but great advancement, great story, we will be staples has everything you need for an attention-grabbing presentation. brochures, business cards and banners all at low prices. still need to grab your client's attention? [air horn honks] staples has that stuff too. how much? make on-budget happen. make presentations happen. staples. make more happen. sixers taking on shorthanded pelicans team at home without jrue holiday or anthony davis which helped them get their biggest win of the season. first basket set the tone mcw with the miss, nerlens noel with the follow slam and sets early lead for sixers. to the third quarter watch ncw and noel work together. mcw with the pass and that will work. noel 17 points, 11 rebound and five blocks. little bit later watch the the ball movement here from the sixers. they get the ball to mcw who manages to drop a three he had 22 points to lead sixers. they lead 96-81. after the game high praise for nerlens noel from head coach brett brown. >> his presence, influenced a lot because the what the stats don't show is people, you know, not going to the rim to mean it, having to alter their shots, he was really very, very good tonight. by far and away his best game as a 76er. >> phillies with a few moves yesterday, first they claimed outfielder jordan denks off wafers. the 28 year-old can play all three outfield spots and has some power. phillies came to terms with ben reveer and dominic brown avoiding arbitration. rest veer will make 4.1 million. brown will take home 2.5. lesean mccoy will not play in the pro bowl this year according to published reports he will skip the game due to an undisclosed injury. this is not considered serious. shady is expect to be at the pro bowl. he is hosting a party the the night before the event. shady might in the play but two eagles have been added to the team, first long snapper jon dorenbos and the second jeremy maclin will be replacing denver's demario thomas. he had had a great year. eighty-five catches for 1300-yard and ten touchdowns this season, a all career highs. the greatest soccer player of all time visits philadelphia pele was at pennsylvania convention center capturing eyewitness cam video of the legendary soccer player. he is in town for the convention of the the national coaches of america which will continue throughout the weekend. that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal have a great date. it is a a blast from the past at camden aquarium in the form dino invasion. take a look a new exhibit called dinosaurs of the deep feature reptiles that lived more than 100 million years ago. this is the largest exhibit at the a aquarium has ever shown. dinosaurs of the deep is now on display for a limited time. well, still ahead in our next half an her of "eyewitness news", drivers in new jersey are cheering over plumetting gas cost to fill up. gas prices down to $1.58 in some areas. we will have more on how local businesses are reeping the benefits. hometown favorite bradley cooper stars in the oscar nominated american snipper our ukee washington got a chance to talk to him and we will preview that film coming up next. also we're dry right now but we will tell you when a storm could disrupt your weekend plans it is coming, we will what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next, after the next? so predictable and so unsatisfying? what about pulling up a chair, a stool, a beanbag and actually tasting our food. we are a creamy cheese that still believes in the beauty of a knife in the elegant swipe of a . . . swipe. of course, that doesn't mean you can't dunk us or scoop us up. enjoy every single sol-i-tar-y bite. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. breaking news this morning a disturbing discovery in south jersey a baby is found burned on the side of the road. it is the child's mother who could face charges, we are live with the latest on the investigation. also a drug bust gone bad police opened fire on a suspect that they say tried to run down an officer to avoid arrest. and a victory for tonight the any lions, penn state has its wins restored by ncaa and new late joe paterno is once again college football's winningest head coach. today is saturday january 17th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is just about 6:00 o'clock here. the lets check the forecast n surprise to us it is cold outside but also dry. >> we are rely dry. we have due points of 1 degree. you can probably feel witt your cracked skin. we have temperatures that are cold too. 19 degrees. the that is the temperature in center sit the think morning. it is bright beautiful nothing going on the roads at all as far as any kind of precipitation which is good and a temperature like. that we will move down to rehoboth beach, 32 degrees right now. no wind there. that that is north at zero but might as well say no wind. the that is generally the trend as we look for a day that won't be as blustery as yesterday. storm scan three, no cloud either. that is good. we love absence of weather sometimes. 19 degrees in philadelphia we have plenty of cold to make up for it. sixteen in trenton. twenty-one wilmington. twelve in allentown. four in the poconos. 23 degrees in wildwood. thirty-seven in the ocean. 10 degrees in quakertown. yes, 10 degrees in quakertown. fourteen pottstown. twelve in doylestown. sixteen in mount holly. our wind make it feel and they are not extreme wind but they are enough, we have breathing you can pick up a wind chill it is so cold but it feels like nine in philadelphia it feels like nine in trenton. ten in wilmington this morning. cold day, stays cold all day, our temperatures get to 32 degrees. it is cold sunny and we will be looking for a night that won't be as cold tonight. but it will still be, hurling a change. we have a few clouds this afternoon and tomorrow morning we will start to see precipitation moving in and that will be a little hint right there. we will continue with the time line on that and talk about the rest of the week coming up nicole. >> carol, thank you. right now we're talking about a shocking act of cruelty in south jersey where neighbors see a young mother allegedly

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20 degrees in center city. even killedder then that in the the outlying areas but it is bright, is that any consolation? not for me. we have 18 degrees. looks nice from the palmyra grove nature park but doesn't feel nice. wind are northwest out of the 3 miles an hour. not the a lot going on right now. storm scan three shows a quiet day and it will be. the in the windy. it will be bright, unis i, just a chilly day to day. temperature right now at the the airport in wonder people are leaving 19 degrees. we have 16 degrees in trenton. fourteen in allentown. eleven in reading. it is 5 degrees in the poconos. nineteen in millville. twenty-one down in wildwood. factor in whatever wind we have and it is enough to drop these temperatures to feeling like 8 degrees in philadelphia. feels like six in trenton. feels like nine in wilmington. look the at the the poconos feels like a minus seven out there. temperatures warming up, not the by much though. we will not the get to that 40-degree temperature this afternoon. we will stop about 32 degrees. here's what we will also be finding just a couple cloud by the time we hit 4:00 this afternoon which you will notice tomorrow morning we will pick up chances of getting some rain in here. maybe we will start a little bit frozen on the very first part as it comes in. we will continue that time line and let you know what the week is likely to be, it is also a holiday week, we will talk about that nicole. just a shocking act of cruelty in south jersey where neighbors see a young mother setting her new born baby on fire. the details are breaking right now a as we speak. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson live outside st. christopher's hospital where the young victim was flown. this is a difficult one to get through, steve good morning. >> reporter: this is a very developing story a as we have been mentioning, details still coming into our news room still awaiting more information from police but what we can tell you at this point is that yes police are telling us a young infant was doused in a flammable substance and set on fire last night. we could show you video from the scene now this is simon town road in pemberton, new jersey. in the video showing investigators on the scene, early this morning. the sources telling cbs-3 that at some point late last night shortly around 11:00 o'clock neighbors witnessed the infant's young mother screaming douse ago this child and setting it on fire. the the the child then flown to st. christopher's with second and third degree burns on 100 percent of his body. they were able to extinguish that fire and get that child some help. the child is here at st. christopher's. we are not sure on the the status or what the investigation will reveal as far as criminal charges but police are still working the the scene, again, very developing story, and we will be here all morning long to follow it and bring you the very latest. we are live at st. christopher's, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there are just no words, steve, thank you. a 16 year-old is under a arrest this morning accused of stabbing another teen to death. it happened at forty-sixth and market street friday afternoon. police say an argument that beast again during lunch at west philadelphia high school spilled in the after hours. now the teen victim was rushed to children's hospital but succumbed to his wound. now for the the latest on the drug bust gone bad, police opened fire on a suspect they say tried to run down an officer to avoid an arrest. the it was a close call on 69th street in delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has details now from upper darby. the. >> reporter: a philadelphia man is in jail after trying to run down an upper darby police officer on 69th street on friday afternoon. the female officer pulled her gun. >> she fires one shot at the vehicle. the shot enters through the window of the vehicle and the vehicle then knocks over two or three parking meters, and we had them boxed in we thought but he drove right up on the sidewalk. >> reporter: police were conducting a raid on the suspect who sold drugs to under cover on four separate occasions. he got away jumping this his car and ramming front door of the furniture store and then gunning for the officer. police pulled him out of the car where the window was shot the out inside, bundles of heroin and semiautomatic weapons. on the suspect they found thousands of heroin and crack. >> we have loaded dope, we have a four buys gun, he will be in jail a long time. >> reporter: neither officer or suspect were injured in the incident. the suspect is in custody at this hour and he will be likely charged with attempted murder and other drug related offenses. in upper darby, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are learning new details about a temple university student who fell from a window this her death. victim is 18 year-old rebecca kim. the authorities say she was visiting two male students at a art institute philadelphia dorm near 16th and chestnut when she fell from april 8 story window. kim was a freshman pharmacy student. >> she was nice. she was sweet very local helpful, always smiling. she was real popular person. >> i could see her having a really good future. she seemed like a smart girl overall, a nice person. it is so sad to hear that happened. >> just terrible. kim felon top of the 44 year-old woman as well that woman suffered neck and back injuries and lost some teeth the but is expect to recover. history is made all over again, late joe paterno once again stand as college football's winningest coach after the ncaa strikes a deal on the university's sanctions. students at penn state of course, gathering in front of the old main celebrating this. this picture that you see on the screen posted on twitter by onward state, shows a crowd, they were chanting 409 and joe pa paterno. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones a has more on what led to this decision. >> reporter: at agreement means 112 victories will be restored to the football program making joe pa paterno once again winningest coach in major college football will with 409 wins. repeal of the descent decree follows the the decision last year to reinstate football scholarships and allow penn state to play in bowl games earlier than original penalty. restrictions were put in place in the wake of the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal that rocked the university. a all will night viewers have been commenting on our facebook page. michael hall writes if paterno and mcqueary called police in the the first place the ncaa would not have have been involved. susan welch always said you shouldn't have punished the boys on the field. that is my opinion. ray stevens chimes in ncaa is about fair competitiveness on the field and those wins were earned by people who had nothing to do with what happened. betty dart simply states about time. joe contend penn state and their fans are pathetic. the kid are the real victims here and not the football team. bill carmichael declares, this is all about money. the settlement stems from a lawsuit filed by a state senator and state treasure era begins the ncaa and penn state. the to second claims that the ncaa didn't have the right to punish penn state for jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal and penn state should not have a agreed. >> today is a victory of to process. today is a victory for penn state nation. ncaa had has surrendered. the agreement is that we have reached represents a complete victory of the issue at hand. >> reporter: new deal directs a 60 million-dollar fine to dress child abuse be spent within pennsylvania, the paterno family released a a statement this afternoon which says in part that the repeal of the consent decree and the return of the wins to the university and joe paterno confirm that the ncaa and the board of trustees acted prepennsylvania maturely and irresponsiblessably in the unprecedentedded sanctions the ncaa imposed on the university, the the players coaches, and the community. >> the proposed settlement expect to be fully accepted by all parties involved and all of the sanctions remaining against the the university all this is now raising questions as to whether or not joe paterno's stat the you will be put back. we are told by penn state officials that decision hasn't been made yet. reporting from the sat center todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new you this morning, bad weather forced pope francis to cut short a visit honor victims of the 2013 super typhoon. this is video of the holy father returning to manilla. earl willer francis met with family members in this town. he told more than a hundred thousand faithful it was difficult to find the right words to comfort them. pope's visit culminates with mass tomorrow with as many as 6 million people are expected to attend. it will be a long line for communion, that is for sure. 5:09. the flu is making a big impact in delaware. there have been more death there from that virus this week. coming up next, we will head to the first state for the the latest on the growing concern. we will be right back. back on "eyewitness news", the deadliest effects of the flu are being felt in delaware. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown traveled to dover to find out why the flu has made a big footprint in the first state. >> reporter: delaware may be a small state but it is being dealt a huge blow this flu season, the state is representing it 16th flu fatality, all but one death has been linked to seniors over 65 years old. >> it is a very severe flu season. >> reporter: paul silver man is deputy director of the public health department. he says although delaware's cases have have listen significantly this year this flu epidemic knows inbound drizzle. >> we have good surveillance. we're more likely to be informed than some other states, but this is really an epidemic that is hitting the whole country. >> reporter: the state of delaware has been hites specially hard by this flu pandemic, this time last year they were dealing with a hundred cases. so far this year they are up to 1600 flu season is far from over. health officials are urging the older population, and this flu season struck early before the who will will day season which may have spike the number of cases. >> hitting the state before and after the holidays make a big difference if it could be why we have so many cases and it also means we are in for a extended flu season. >> i never had a flu shot, knock on wood. >> reporter: russell perry isn't getting a flu shot his wife is a health care worker so it was a necessarity. >> being able to help control part of the environment and facility i work at it is important. >> reporter: as for effectiveness of the the flu vaccine. >> it is still the best protection we have and we are still recommending it. >> reporter: in dover, delaware natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for a whole lot more information on the flu just check out our web site at cbs philly.com/flu. you'll fine more on symptoms, risk factors and how to best protect yourself from the virus. 5:14. it is that time of the year, carol, it is cold out, it is winter. >> every season there is something, right. >> yes. >> and it is flu but it is also coal. we are dealing with lots of chilly air this morning and we are going to be hanging on to it all day long. we will moderate with the temperatures, tomorrow but, of course, that comes with the price because we will get precipitation in here at the same time. the it is a nice looking start to the the day as long as you have a glass between you and the outside, this morning. the it is 8 degrees. that is the temperature we are finding in broadheadsville in the poconos. cold morning. the wind are at zero though and that helps a little bit because it doesn't feel colder then that. those are our spots in the poconos where it is cold enough with the wind and feels like a minus seven, been our wind chill up there this morning. the it is not a morning that you should be outside or your pets should be outside. now storm scan three looking at quiet conditions and we will keep these quiet conditions all day long and then it is something that starts to form along the carolina coast that brings our rain tomorrow and i will spell all of that out for you. we are starting cold. we were able to get in the lower 40's yesterday. we won't be close to that today. look how with the cold front that went through yesterday how these temperatures dropped. nineteen in philadelphia and in in millville. it is 14 in allentown this morning. the just 5 degrees in the poconos. twenty-one in wildwood. not a lot of wind but enough to kick these temperatures down several notches. it is not as cold as it has been so far this january. our low temperatures so far this month have been 9 degrees. the highest, 58. snow and inch a a half and temperatures 3.3 degrees below where we should this be time of the year. we're not going to jinks anything here by saying anything else. high pressure here today but low pressure starts to come up from the south and that will be bringing some rain tomorrow and, temperatures in the the 40's. but they are colder to start this and that is why it may be a for a brief period of time a little will more wintry start to the system tomorrow. then by monday, which is the holiday martin luther king junior day, we are looking at temperatures in the the 30's but wind will be out there. let's time this out by 4:00 this afternoon nothing much going on. this is a look the at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. where you see pinkies the the slight chance of picking up some freezing rain out of this. notice rain that starts to come in here. we are looking at rain, heavy rain by 7:00 in the morning. any of that area that you might see a little freezing rain has moved in the poconos where we're picking up spots of heavy rain right through 11:00 o'clock and wrapped warning around here. if you see anything that is a little bit more on the mixed version and does not last long because warm air comes in here. by 1:00 in the afternoon a lot of areas are starting to dry out except to the east and that is where we will keep rain showers and especially right along the coast as this thing moves out of here and it is gone by tomorrow night. our rainfall amount, probably, in the areas where you see shaded in the blue one to 2 inches, rest of us, maybe three-quarters to an inch of rain. there is some moisture associated with this system. today though it is dry. 32 degrees philadelphia shore, poconos 25 degrees. we will be hanging on and in the control room i'm clicking this 4,000 times i'm trying. 32 degrees today. twenty-eight for our temperature tonight. as we look the at next couple of days 44 degrees the the high temperature tomorrow but it comes with rain. monday dry, tuesday dry. wednesday 40 degrees. we might see a clipper bringing rain or snow shower but shouldn't be a big deal and thursday and friday we are in the upper 30's, nicole. >> well, the super bowl is a couple weeks away and coming up next we will tell but the role two sipping superstars will have to kick off the big event. plus 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movies this weekend. >> some hacker hitting our financial markets. >> one major bank, that is just what we know about. >> reporter: when a cyber crime network threatens international security a convicted hacker played by chris hemsworthies recruited by a team to track down the criminals and stop them from causing chaos. >> he is still writing. >> what for? >> the movie draws from real life events and concerns, and its stars doing a different kind of training. >> write cone, understand cone and brain of the computer and it was completely foreign to me. >> reporter: there is plenty of action as they race to stop the hackers next move. and, in the wedding ringer kevin hart, is the best friend that money can buy. >> i provide best man services for guys like your early is who lack in such areas. >> reporter: wedding can be touch but kevin and josh learned all of the right moves depending on how ask. >> it didn't take me long it took josh the longest. it didn't take me that long. >> some of the let's say non-broadway related dancing was a little complicated. >> that is josh's way of telling you he has a broadway background. >> any traditional dancing went quite well. >> yes, how can a girl like gretchen fall for me. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, back to you in the studio. for latest moves from hollywood watch entertainment tonight at 7:00 o'clock rate here on cbs-3. jenkintown native bradley coupe are find himself in familiar territory this award season. for the the third year in a row he has been nominated for an acting oscar this time around cooper is nominated for chris kyle in american snipper. cooper spoke to our ukee washington about preparing for that role specifically. >> it wasn't cheese steaks and pizza, no, i wish it was. you know, this woman kristin connor was a great chef and i ate 6,000 calories a day of pure protein complex carbohydrates. i'm 40 my man to gain 35-pound in three months naturally, i wanted to make sure it wouldn't kill will my organs. >> well, that is no fun. who can believe bradley cooper is 40 years old. also nominated by best picture because he is one of the films producers. big night ahead for bradley cooper. civil rights drama selma is also nominated for best picture and is there a nationwide campaign to get more student to see this important film. hundreds of philadelphia middle school student will see sell in man for free at the pearl theater to day. the a apparently business leaders have raised $44,000 to purchase those tickets. selma is story of a historic civil rights march led by martin luther king as part of the fight for equality. well emotional evening in horsham where families of service members got quite a surprise, take a look... hugs all around. six families turnout for what they thought was just an information obsession well, they were expecting to learn about the return of their loved ones from afghanistan and little did they know this would come walking into the room right then and. >> i was very surprised. it is incredible. it is an incredible feeling to have my wife home again. >> now this home coming event was organize by the liberty uso, dietz and watson and our sister radio station 92.5wxtu. still ahead on "eyewitness news" where is a zoo cooper when rhinos make a run for it. we will have more of this video coming up. ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. today, it is at day january 17th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer it is 5:30, let's check that forecast and it is cold out today. >> no surprise this carol. >> yes, i have to remind myself it is january. this is to be expect this is january. that is why i like july. we are still looking at a day that will be bright and sunny, like july out to be but it will be dry and cold out there today. atlantic city looks not bad at all. you can almost pick up from this picture the cameras not jumping around like sometimes we see no rain drops on the lens. you get a little glimpse of how weather is, and it is cold calm, dry out there. but that picture will be changing by tomorrow, as we get a lot of rain coming in here. the right now storm scan three is not showing anything. we don't even have any included out there. we might not even see too much in the way of included today but they do start to come in tonight and then tomorrow we will have a cloudy day and rainy day on tap. look at how cold this is. the lets start in the north, 5 degrees in the poconos, 14 in a allentown, 16 in trenton 19 in philadelphia at the the airport. nineteen in millville and heart of the south jersey. twenty-two in dover. twenty-one down in wildwood and then factor in the wind and it feels like the numbers you see right there. eight in philadelphia. six trenton. nine in wilmington. the wind chillies there even though wind are not all that strong. our temperatures today, there should be a 32 degrees there. i don't know where that went. it shivered itself right off of the page. thirty-two will be our eventual high temperature and we will be looking at sunshine and maybe a cloud by 3:00 in the afternoon. i will finish up that time line and talk about the preuptation tomorrow and what follows for this up come workweek nicole. >> we have more now on the breaking news we have been following for you all morning long, an infant is doused in fluid and set on fire, by his own mother. steve paterson is live outside st. christopher's hospital for children where we are working to learn more about that child's condition. it is unspeakable unthinkable, what can you you tell us. >> reporter: unbelievable, nicole. details are still developing in this. we are waiting on more word from police. what we toe no is what you have said already that a infant child was doused in some sort of flammable liquid and then lit on fire and it is possibly coming from a family member. i want to tell you video of the scene that we have gathered overnight, we will take to you pemberton, new jersey. this is simontown road, there you can see investigators there early this morning and throughout the night. sources are telling cbs-3 the worst news shortly after 11:00 last night neighbors witnessed the infant's young mother in her 20's as they say she was screaming dousing that child in some sort of a flammable liquid and then setting that child on fire. the child was flown to st. christopher's hospital with second and third degree burns over 100 percent of his body. they were able to put the flames out on that child and hopefully get the child some help although, we are not sure of his status. the at this point we are awaiting more word from hospital officials as well as a possible criminal investigation in this case. the developing details on this story but we're here all morning trying to bring you the the latest from st. christopher's hospital. i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, steve, thank you. meanwhile eight people are hurt after a trenton bound river line train slams into a car in riverside, burlington county. daunte shot this eyewitness cam video on chester avenue crossing with his cell phone. excuse me. three of the injured were in the car at the time. other injured person was on the train. the extent of their injuries is unknown. well, take a look at this frightening scene in delaware county an 86 year-old woman's foot slipped off the brakes crashing her car through the side of the ymca. eyewitness michelle krause snapped this photo of the car snapped inches from the pool. driver had left the building. she was shaken but unhurt. it appears in charges were filed and the pool area will be closed as repairs are made. police released surveillance video of the man that they say shot and killed a woman waiting for a bus in north philadelphia. take a close look here. you can see still unidentified kill's approaching and ambushing that victim. fifty-six year-old kim jones. it happened tuesday morning. after shooting jones once in the head he got on to a northbound subway train exiting at the hunting park station. investigators say the killer carefully covered his face even lowering his head as he passed cameras. they say it is all signs of a well planned hit. >> it is just incredible that something this insane could happen, you know to such a good person. >> unbelievable. jones was a social worker we're told who devoted her life to kids. she was known as miss kim to boys and girls at the church of the advocate. the that is where she helped launch an after school meal program. well, there are new developments in the scandal surrounding the comedian bill cosby. his attorney says that cosby was not at the the playboy mansion on the night a model accused him of drugging and sexually abusing her. cosby's attorney says he was in new york that night. woman net with police wednesday telling them that the alleged incident happened in august of 2008. more than 15 women have have accused cosby of drugging and sexually abusing them. the supreme court will deciding whether same sex couples nationwide have the right to marry. cbs news correspondent craig boswell takes a look at that issue and when a decision can be expected. >> reporter: gay and less boon bee an couples are expect to find out this year if they can marry in every state. supreme court says it will rule on the power of states to prohibit same sex marriages. april, jane are challenging michigan's ban on same success marriage. >> this is probably the most proud day of migrate lesbian life that i have had. we are in awe that this day has happened. >> reporter: momentum has been building for same sex couples since 2003 when the justices struck down laws in nearly a third of the country that made homosexual sex a crime. twelve years later, 36 states a allow lesbians and gay to marry. in april the supreme court will review bans on same sex marriage in four of the 14 states where it remains ill will legal. some advocates for traditional marriage are welcoming the court's decision to take up the the cases. the national organization for marriage issued a statement saying that we will be watching this case closely and anticipate an eventual victory for the democratic process religious liberty and cherished institution of marriage. a decision from the supreme court is expected in june. at the supreme court craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the 20 year-old man accused of plotting to a attack the u.s. capitol with pipe bombs and guns has been orderedded held without bond. magistrate agreed with the federal prosecutor who called christopher cornell a public danger and a flight risk. cornell was arrested outside a gun range wednesday after reportedly buying two m15 semiautomatic rifles and 600 round of ammunition. 5:36 right now, and how a woman's boots protect her 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lives when a man walks in with a steel bar stuck in his head. we want to warn you some viewers may find this image disturbing. surveillance video shows the the 23 year-old victim. police say that man was sitting in his car about four blocks away when he was assaulted remarkly he was able to drive himself to get help. doctors removed the bar victim is now in serious but stable condition police are now interviewing eyewitnesses as they search for a suspect. wow. that is tough to watch. we're hearing from one of the victims struck by a car inside a bay area macy's store, 19 year-old alyssa gambino was run over by out of control driver this week. doctors believe her ugg boots may have saved her left foot. you can see damage done here. alyssa's a mommies thankful her daughter's only physical injuries are two broken feet. >> if i wore tennis shoes or sandals her foot would have been severed. >> i'm thankful it is only my feet, it is not me. i'm in the gone. >> police believe the six three-year old driver may have suffered a medical condition prior to that crash. one victim remains hospitalized, five others are recovering. wow. scientists say last year 2014 was the hottest year in recorded history. if that sound familiar it is because nine of the ten hottest years have occurred since the year 2000. the it is becoming a trend. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has more on that trend and what it says about global warming. >> reporter: it was so unusually warm last month in alaska kids made a christmas video of themselves playing in gravel. heat wave this september in southern california made working out nearly impossible. >> my body is just like throbbing. >> reporter: umbrellas were only shield against the sun as temperatures hit 114 degrees in phoenix in july. the those were just some of the weather patterns that contributed to an average worldwide temperature of a little over 58 degrees fahrenheit for 2014. accord together national ocean and atmospheric administration. that is nearly one and a quarter degrees hotter then 20th century average beating record set in 2005 and 2010. >> it is part of the pattern of increasingly warm years that we are seeing that is a a long term trend mostly by greenhouse gases. >> reporter: in the u.s. last in month was the second warmest december on record. in europe 2014 was warmer then any other year since record have been kept. in central russia at times temperatures reached 41 degrees higher then normal. >> this planet is in trouble. the it will only get worse unless we move boldly to cut carbon emissions. >> reporter: the white house agrees saying that the report is a a remind their climate change is happening and that we cannot wait to take action. in new york, wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is 5:42 right now. hot weather is certainly not the issue today carol. >> no, we are dealing with very cold temperatures this morning, nicole. we have been way down in the teens and feeling even colder then that. jack frost big boulder we have seen some ski lift go by and every so of you see a shadow as they, i don't know do they set themselves at the night do they just play and laugh, i don't know but you can see their shadow on the snow. jack frost big boulder. if you like skiing and cold weather you will love it today up there because we have a temperature of 5 degrees. anyplace you go for this kind of skiing experience today i think you'll be in good shape. sunshine, cold temperatures, it will be absolutely ideal. if you don't like that, there is always home or the mall. overlooking at 14 degrees in allentown. nineteen in philadelphia. nineteen millville. nineteen in wildwood. we have a nice little, little part right here, route 55, moving down toward wildwood we are looking at temperatures at the same level but they are all cold. this is a very cold morning. factor in whatever wind we have and it does make it feel colder then that. storm scan three there is nothing out there. our next weather problem is coming up from the south. it is not even on the map right now but it is a low pressure system coming from north carolina and right along the the coastal area but it the gets enough inland that is why we will be dealing with a couple of rain showers at least tomorrow. so, low pressure system coming up, some heavy rain can be expect out the of this as well but the temperatures also coming up. we should find them later on in the a afternoon getting into the 40's which will be okay, because it is not you won't be shoveling this. if you love snow you are thinking it is not okay if you don't love snow or shoveling you will probably be just fine with the precipitation that we get tomorrow. by monday it is gone. temperatures will be in the 30's. it will be a windy day, blustery cold day on monday. the let's time this out. this is perhaps your favorite graphic. i know it is mine. we are looking at computer models and they have put where they think included will be and time they think they will be occurring and also the presiptation. so this little a area that you can see is the line where you will be finding temperatures right around the freezing mark as precipitation comes in there is a tiny brief bit of freezing rain to start or mix or snow flake or two, it is possible. this is a look at 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. notice everybody else is in rain. then we will will very quickly warm up, where you saw any precipitation that would let some liquid all liquid, it changes, it moves to the north, a little bit as precipitation moves. that changes rapidly as well. so this it is going to be a rain storm. you can see looking at these shade of air range it is a heavier rain. it hangs around on the shore areas. i think generally rainfall totals out of this entire system by the time it gets out of here will be on the order of an inch. you could find slightly more than that as we go in some areas in new jersey. otherwise it looks like a soaking rain coming up for us tomorrow. our temperature 32 today. thirty-two at the shore. poconos 25 degrees. sunshine in all locations. as you notice and how could you not we are gaining a minute and 30 of daylight every single day. so it makes it easier at the end of the day to go outside and do something. 32 degrees. wind south at 5 miles an hour today. we are 28 degrees tonight. it will be partly cloudy and then tomorrow it will be raining. forty-four may look warm and it is so it is in the snowing but still a cold, wet rain. wear your jackets bring those pets in. get ready for a day on monday where we are looking at temperatures that will be chilly, and blustery tuesday and wednesday about 40 degrees. thursday and friday in the upper 30's nicole. >> thanks, carol. right now you 5:46. on the healthwatch this morning about 30 million americans suffered from people man and new f.d.a. has fast tracked a new drug treatment that is changing lives of people with that skin conditions. brian web reports from new york. >> reporter: danielle's skin looks healthy for the first time in four years. >> you see that it is quite normal now. unbelievable. >> reporter: it used to look like this, she suffered with severe eczema the painful flare-ups would keep her up all night. >> they would stop and go away. >> reporter: in august she joined a study at mount sigh know hospital in new york testing a new drug, that she says the skin on her legs went from this, to this, in just ten days. >> literally they were disappearing. like they were just closing and it was such a quick change. >> reporter: 85 percent of the patients in the study taking the drug experienced similar results. doctor emma gutman led the research which found eczema is a immune driven disease this new drug target molecules that trigger the the inflammation. >> we know it is immune driven and we know we have a large pop eulogies that is in need of bet are treatment. >> reporter: drug's manufacturer says the f.d.a. has designated it a break through therapy which puts it on a fast track for approval. in new york brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, 300 students will most likely need a lot of sleep today after dancing the night away in montgomery county. mount st. joseph academy hosted the 12 hour dance mini thon to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer. "eyewitness news" in flourtown, grooving. all girls prep school kick off the fundraiser at 8:00 o'clock last night and they will be dancing until 8:00 o'clock this evening. wow. good for them. more acts of generosity from 16 students at the dance mini thon. they volunteered to actually cut their hair and donate it toward making wigs for cancer patients. the dance mini thon at mount st. joes avenue contacted my has raised more than $30,000 for pediatric cancer. the that is awesome. minneapolis va has come up with a prototype of the standing wheelchair. now they hope it will help paralyzedded veterans go beyond the limits of being seated. doctors and engineers helped develop it. it is not the first standing wheelchair as we get shown this one has significant advances over previous de designs. >> reporter: for the first time in 20 years john christians son can reach a book on the top shelf without the any help. >> little independent. >> reporter: christensen is one of the first to test the chair designed at minneapolis va. doctor gary goldish took an existing standing wheelchair and with the input of engineers and came up with design changes. >> we modified it by adding a drive wheel that separated the push rim from the tire. >> reporter: design allows a push rim to come up to be accessed in the standing position while it the is sitting. >> we want to make the movement as natural and similar to wheeling in a seated position as possible. >> reporter: chair's four wheels are on the ground at all times. >> the tire is on the ground each time but it is transferring load between the front and back and that is what makes it stable and mobile. >> reporter: just a few clicks transform it giving paraplegic patients functional reach, well-being and reduction in pressure sores. for christensen it means shooting baskets again from the standing position something he has in the done for years. >> two in a row. now he is showing off. that was reggie chapman reporting. paralyzed veteran of america provided funding for this prototype. several design changes still need to be made before that wheelchair is ready for marketing but great advancement, great story, we will be staples has everything you need for an attention-grabbing presentation. brochures, business cards and banners all at low prices. still need to grab your client's attention? [air horn honks] staples has that stuff too. how much? make on-budget happen. make presentations happen. staples. make more happen. sixers taking on shorthanded pelicans team at home without jrue holiday or anthony davis which helped them get their biggest win of the season. first basket set the tone mcw with the miss, nerlens noel with the follow slam and sets early lead for sixers. to the third quarter watch ncw and noel work together. mcw with the pass and that will work. noel 17 points, 11 rebound and five blocks. little bit later watch the the ball movement here from the sixers. they get the ball to mcw who manages to drop a three he had 22 points to lead sixers. they lead 96-81. after the game high praise for nerlens noel from head coach brett brown. >> his presence, influenced a lot because the what the stats don't show is people, you know, not going to the rim to mean it, having to alter their shots, he was really very, very good tonight. by far and away his best game as a 76er. >> phillies with a few moves yesterday, first they claimed outfielder jordan denks off wafers. the 28 year-old can play all three outfield spots and has some power. phillies came to terms with ben reveer and dominic brown avoiding arbitration. rest veer will make 4.1 million. brown will take home 2.5. lesean mccoy will not play in the pro bowl this year according to published reports he will skip the game due to an undisclosed injury. this is not considered serious. shady is expect to be at the pro bowl. he is hosting a party the the night before the event. shady might in the play but two eagles have been added to the team, first long snapper jon dorenbos and the second jeremy maclin will be replacing denver's demario thomas. he had had a great year. eighty-five catches for 1300-yard and ten touchdowns this season, a all career highs. the greatest soccer player of all time visits philadelphia pele was at pennsylvania convention center capturing eyewitness cam video of the legendary soccer player. he is in town for the convention of the the national coaches of america which will continue throughout the weekend. that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal have a great date. it is a a blast from the past at camden aquarium in the form dino invasion. take a look a new exhibit called dinosaurs of the deep feature reptiles that lived more than 100 million years ago. this is the largest exhibit at the a aquarium has ever shown. dinosaurs of the deep is now on display for a limited time. well, still ahead in our next half an her of "eyewitness news", drivers in new jersey are cheering over plumetting gas cost to fill up. gas prices down to $1.58 in some areas. we will have more on how local businesses are reeping the benefits. hometown favorite bradley cooper stars in the oscar nominated american snipper our ukee washington got a chance to talk to him and we will preview that film coming up next. also we're dry right now but we will tell you when a storm could disrupt your weekend plans it is coming, we will what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next, after the next? so predictable and so unsatisfying? what about pulling up a chair, a stool, a beanbag and actually tasting our food. we are a creamy cheese that still believes in the beauty of a knife in the elegant swipe of a . . . swipe. of course, that doesn't mean you can't dunk us or scoop us up. enjoy every single sol-i-tar-y bite. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. breaking news this morning a disturbing discovery in south jersey a baby is found burned on the side of the road. it is the child's mother who could face charges, we are live with the latest on the investigation. also a drug bust gone bad police opened fire on a suspect that they say tried to run down an officer to avoid arrest. and a victory for tonight the any lions, penn state has its wins restored by ncaa and new late joe paterno is once again college football's winningest head coach. today is saturday january 17th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is just about 6:00 o'clock here. the lets check the forecast n surprise to us it is cold outside but also dry. >> we are rely dry. we have due points of 1 degree. you can probably feel witt your cracked skin. we have temperatures that are cold too. 19 degrees. the that is the temperature in center sit the think morning. it is bright beautiful nothing going on the roads at all as far as any kind of precipitation which is good and a temperature like. that we will move down to rehoboth beach, 32 degrees right now. no wind there. that that is north at zero but might as well say no wind. the that is generally the trend as we look for a day that won't be as blustery as yesterday. storm scan three, no cloud either. that is good. we love absence of weather sometimes. 19 degrees in philadelphia we have plenty of cold to make up for it. sixteen in trenton. twenty-one wilmington. twelve in allentown. four in the poconos. 23 degrees in wildwood. thirty-seven in the ocean. 10 degrees in quakertown. yes, 10 degrees in quakertown. fourteen pottstown. twelve in doylestown. sixteen in mount holly. our wind make it feel and they are not extreme wind but they are enough, we have breathing you can pick up a wind chill it is so cold but it feels like nine in philadelphia it feels like nine in trenton. ten in wilmington this morning. cold day, stays cold all day, our temperatures get to 32 degrees. it is cold sunny and we will be looking for a night that won't be as cold tonight. but it will still be, hurling a change. we have a few clouds this afternoon and tomorrow morning we will start to see precipitation moving in and that will be a little hint right there. we will continue with the time line on that and talk about the rest of the week coming up nicole. >> carol, thank you. right now we're talking about a shocking act of cruelty in south jersey where neighbors see a young mother allegedly

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