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this morning it the is worse feeling more like negative across the board. well we low zero for everybody. no one excluded with this. it is kind of cold that can be dangerous. if you are not smart bit ear muffs, hat scarves everything, you name it, it is not a bad idea. take care with this kind of cold. try to limit your time out identify if you can. some people it is their job to be outside mailmen and things like that. if you are one of those folks we solute you big time here today but just take care and we want everybody to stay nice, warm and safe torey, over to you. thank you so much. good morning everyone. usually in weather lick this we don't associate vehicle fires with weather like this but today is a different story. we have a vehicle will fire alive, active vehicle will fire on the north bound side of i-95 approaching the area heading further north up bridge street. you will notice expect billowing in the sky at this point as emergency teams have arrived on the scene to extinguish that fire. this is on the shoulder. traffic still gets by which is surprising because usually they don't allow traffic to get by. let me step out of the way so you can see. police activity on the shoulder vehicle will fire north bound i-95 heading further north up bridge street. it does seem to be with these emergency teams on the scene they are getting this under control but you'll notice southbound gaper delay which will affect your rush hour commute. ukee and quarter. good morning, thanks for waking with us. updating our braking news unattended cooking may be cause of the deadly overnight fire in the philadelphia ogontz neighborhood. >> lets get out to "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer at that scene where fire fighters even counterd tough conditions, nicole good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to both of you fighting fire and frigid temperatures. as you know, this morning ukee and erika it happened here in the 1800 block of roselyn street where the first floor fire has resulted in a city's first fire fatality of the year. up side this row home in ogontz a deadly fire rips through the the first floor claiming life of the military veteran who appears to have been disabled. >> process of the the fire we found one older a adult male on the first floor. this person was transport ed to the hospital by medic 29. once he got to the hospital he was pronounced. >> reporter: victim's death marks city's first fire fatality of the year. fire officials say home had working smoke detectors and elderly victim may have been cooking. >> right now it appears that the origin is first floor kitchen area we don't necessity for sure, we are till investigating and that appears to be where the origin is. so we want to remind people that if you are going to cook make sure you don't leave your cooking unattended. >> reporter: fireplaced under control from a half an hour displays $3 family members not home at the time. fire fighters haded to contend not only with the flames but freezing temperatures. >> it is more difficult to put the fire out because your adrenaline rush is down a little bit and now you feel cold more. it is difficult in the cold after the fire but during the initial attack main thing is being safe from the slippery street and steps and things like that. >> reporter: the fire was contained to that single row home so neighboring homes were not affect is good news here at this point here investigators still working on and official cause that claim the life of a elderly veteran. we are live from ogontz, nicole brewer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we will get back to you thank you. breaking news this morning a family forced into the the cold as fire fighters battled other fire in grays ferry overnight. "eyewitness news" at 1300 block of grove street. the fire was quickly placed under control but did not take long to pour water from the hoses caused some icy conditions. updating more breaking news in bristol township where a commercial building has collapsed and a person may be trapped inside we're told. it happened on the 7900 block of north radcliff street just after 3:00 o'clock this morning. mobile three is giving you a live look at the scene crews are searching the building as i speak. we will give you more as it comes into us. erika. dangerous cold has people keeping an eye on those with no place to get warm. "eyewitness news" in milford delaware where a code purple is in place. up in castle, kent, sussex counties all have locations available that provide short term housing and hot meals for the homeless. a code purpose until delaware is similar to code blue in pennsylvania and in new jersey. you have to be very careful about frostbite in this kind of weather. doctors say it can set in just a matter of minutes. the colder, more windy it is, the greater the danger. exposed skinnies most vulnerable and being wet will make from his bite happen faster. >> some of the symptoms of frostbite could be numbness or tingling in the areas and you want to watch for anything that becomes white. >> doctors also say alcohol and caffeine both increase the the risk for frostbite. for more tips on how to stay safe and warm during this bitter blast we have cold weather survival guide for you, on our web site at cbs philly.com. updating our breaking news from overseas, shooting in paris, paris suburb killed a police officer and wound another person. the officer was stopping to investigate a traffic accident when a gunman opened fire hitting her and a street sweeper. the gun man is still on the run. it the is not clear if this morning's shooting is connect to yesterday's murder of 12 people at office of a paris magazine. police are hunting for two suspects, another suspect has surrendered. alfonso van marsh brings you up to dayton this investigation. >> reporter: authorities stood guard outside this residence raided an apartment inside looking for two remaining fugitives n their hunt they are circulating this poster with new images of said kouachi and his, three two-year old brother and a third suspect has you already turn himself n massive manhunt began yesterday, where the the suspects stormed the paris offices of the charlie hebdo with machine guns and opened fire. the the mask gunman exchanged gunfire with police outside. in the end, 12 people were dead including the magazine's editor, several cartoonist and two police officers. >> this a appeared to be well organized, well planned well executed. >> reporter: mid fears of more violence security has been increased in paris and across the country. the hundreds of soldiers are now guarding media offices places of worship and other sites n a video released just days ago a french jihad i in syria issued an order urging followers to violence in france to helping the u.s. the france has been considering a legitimate western target. >> reporter: al qaeda called for murder of charlie hebdo's editor for depictses. as authority work to determine if either group is behind the attack the the city of lights and the people of france, begin a national day of mourning. alfonso van maur for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the viewing for west chester university senior shane montgomery. loved ones are invited to saint john the baptist church in manayunk from 5:00 to 9:00 tonight. a second viewing is set for tomorrow, before the funeral mass at 10:00 a.m. search teams gathered at that search after he went missing on his way home from kildares irish pub thanksgiving day morning. his body was pull from the schuylkill river on saturday. a hearing is scheduled for donna cup, the montgomery county women charge with setting her neighbor's home on fire last month. pennsylvania state police say that krupp blamed limerick township police detective ernie morris for her son's incarceration on unrelated charges. that fire destroyed a detective's home and killed the family cat. we are coming up on 6:09 in the morning. still will ahead increased police patrols in one local neighborhood to tell but after a string of burglaries on new years eve. also bill cosby's come back comedian returns to the stage for the the first time in months. just even as more women step forward with sex abuse allegations. 16 miles of complete and utter helplessness. >> when conditions lead to a frightening ride for one family when their van is drag 16 miles down the road by a semi. be right back. white out conditions are blamed for a pile up. >> this is some of the wreckage on i80 in clarion county. two people were killed including a truck are hit the by a car when he got the out to help the other victims. thirty more people were hurt. police say that snow made it virtually impossible for drivers to see. talk about a terrifying ride for the the family in this van, a tractor trailer dragged them down a northern michigan highway for 16 miles. the truck driver had no idea that the van hit his truck during a snowstorm and it got wedged under the bumper. the family called 911 but it took 30 minutes for police to arrive and pull over that semi. >> 16 miles of complete utter hepp lessness. we had no control of anything. it was just pure instinct and reaction at that point. the terror out of control, there is no way you can prepare for any of that. >> van's horn and lights broke in the crash, so they could not use them to alert the truck driver. amazingly, no one was seriously hurt. just about, 6:13. let get traffic and weather on the three's. here's katie. >> we ended up with lake effect snow, as you will will recall ukee and that led to the pile autopsy cross western pennsylvania. further inland you went closer to the lakes we had down right snow squals going on there yesterday. by the time it reached us it was fizzling way to a couple of little flakes that didn't have a impact. but, we've got another clipper is tell new starting to roll in here. this will be passing us by to the north but it will leave an impact. we will look at the jet stream, helping the chill to be reenforced here. what you need is jet stream to dip south. we will stay that way through friday, through saturday, and, leading in the second half of the weekend. things start to ease up here. that is a sign of things to come. problem is, as things ease up we will see storm develop off to the southwest which could impact our seven day forecast. temperatures meanwhile here's where we stan on the thermometer, single digits for many of us but again, it does feel colder. only 20 for daytime high feeling in better than single digits. tomorrow keep in mind windy so it won't feel like 34 either and chill just keeps going through the weekend vittoria. thanks katie. good morning. usually we don't associate vehicle fires with weather like this. that is still the same case. we are dealing with the vehicle fire on the north bound side of i-95, pardon shaking. we have wind out there affecting cameras but as you will note that is expect still is rising in the air there on the northbound side of i-95. heading north of bridge street. notice a delay associated with that and only the left lane is getting by. we are also dealing with the south bun gaper delay and we will see beginning of a rush hour but now with this gaper delay, we are already going to see an thicker rush hour start to perform. northbound 95 is the scene of the vehicle fire. it is not completely put out just yet and that is approaching or moving beyond the area of bridge street. southbound on i-95 rush hour starting to form. schuylkill expressway traveling west bun we had a spin out accident on the shoulder but it has caused a westbound delay around conshohocken. mass transit is not awful at all, erika. vittoria, thank you. happiness of the the new year changes to perfect or as bucks county resident discovered their homes have been burglarized 36789 homes in the meadow brook development and two homes in the wood land development in lower makefield township they were targeted new years eve. the crooks broke in through the back door and made a beeline for jewelry valued at a hundred thousand dollars collectively. two of the most unique pieces were right there, there is one heart shaped diamond encrusted phillies pendant with the name engraved on the back and this a bracelet made of brazil gold coins. another burglary this one in point breeze and it is all caught on tape too right here. you can see the the suspect gain entry to the house. it was on december 17th by pushing in a window air conditioning unit. then once inside he opened the door for his accomplice. when the alarm went off just second later lets see if we get this on camera too they take off we're told. there is the alarm i'm guessing maybe, all right. police say it does not appear to grab anything at anytime. police in gloucester township, new jersey need public's help in finding this man wanted for stealing eight baseball gloves from the sports outlet store in glendora a on november 29th. the gloves are valued at about $1,400. once again we are following breaking news from france, a police officer in suburban paris has been shot and killed another person is injury. the the the shootings come as police search for two brothers allegedly involved in yesterday's deadly attacks in paris that killed 12 people. also breaking news a house fire in ogontz has claimed life of the disable veteran in his 70's. philadelphia's first fire death of 2015. viewing for west chester university senior shane montgomery is five to 9:00 tonight at saint john the baptist in manayunk. montgomery went missing the nate before thanksgiving his body was found, last weekend. we will be right back. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me and i was like well can you fix it can you paint it back on and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and to eat healthier and it was a real easy switch to make. a silo has collapsed and a person may be trapped he neat all that ruble. chopper three is live over that scene on the 7900 block of north radcliff street. this collapse happened just after 3:00 o'clock this morning. crews are now searching the building looking for that possible person trapped underneath it. we will bring you latest develop president as soon as we get them. in sports, flyers goaltender steve mason is expect to practice this morning even though he left yesterday's practice with some soreness. he had an mri yesterday afternoon, the the flyers play the washington capitols tonight at the well in south philadelphia. to the nba and your philadelphia a 76ers having a rough night, in front of the home crowd. inningsers shot 30 percent from the field, and went two for 25 from long range and against the bucks oh not going to cut it. bucks on the other hand hit half of their shots from the floor and beat sixers by 20, 97-77. sixers in brooklyn tomorrow night. >> eagles offensive lineman evan mathis is heading to the pro bowl. he will replace jerry evans out of frankford high school and broomsberg university. he joins five other eagles january the 25th. experts say that fsu quarterback jameis wins exton will be one of the topics this spring. he is turning pro. the 2013 heisman trophy winner won all but one of his 26 starts at florida state quarterback. he led them to a national championship last season, as well. he has had some problems off the the field as well but he says he is going to the pros and hopefully can turn things around. >> all right. 6:21. still ahead why bill gates drank sewer water. hottest thing in denim is all about what you cannot see. find out how these jeans can actually help fight crime and keep your identity safe. we will be right back. 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. why we have played a song from that move think morning. it is cold outside folks. lets get you out there. nice clear skies and, beautiful sunshine coming our way but this is rough stuff. look at how cold it feels right the now. everybody is feeling like it is well below zero. wildwood is easing up with the moderation, from the open ocean water but you know what when we're talking negative territory it does not matter where you are, it is just cold. 20 degrees despite full sunshine it will only feel like single digits. luckily worst of the wind will ease up here but it kicks back in tomorrow. vittoria. >> thanks so much, katie. we have a lot going on right now, if you are traveling on i-95 north bound dealing with an earlier vehicle fire, it looks like they have extinguished that vehicle fire or they are still working on it. primarily on the shoulder heading north on i-95, north of bridge street so not too far from the betsy ross bridge. this is a delay that lies beside it, only within lane gets by and i'm actually shock they are allowing traffic to get by. usually they don't when there is a vehicle fire. that is what is happening here. if you are traveling north bound i-95 expect major delays around that area southbound i-95 expect rush hour out of the northeast down on the vine and schuylkill expressway westbound high volume around conshohocken. we have an accident on the shoulder. erika. >> now a heart breaking story in st. petersberg, florida where a man killed his daughter. a officer reportedly spotted a chrysler pt cruiser traveling at a hundred miles an hour just after midnight and gave chase. before he could reach her the officer says the the driver stopped, and then through that five-year old girl over the rail and then sped off. it took search teams an hour to find her, they a attempted to resuscitate her but she was pronounced dead at the hospital. that suspect was pulled over in the next county. bill cosby takes the stage in ontario for his first performance of the the new year but not everyone was happy to see him. >> prosters holding signs yelled at ticket holders outside the venue. they were angry that cosby was still allowed to perform there despite more claims that he sexually abused woman. three new accusers came forward during a news conference with attorney gloria alred. they described being drugged by the embattled comedian and then assaulted. >> my next recollection was being back in the dressing room alone with cosby. i was lying down. cosby was on top of me, kissing me forcefully. >> last thing i remember about that night was struggling will to walk down the hall way trying to get out of the hotel. >> none of the women can take legal action against cosby since each of their encounters happen in the 80's and 90's beyond the statute of limitations. looking to solve a global clean water crisis bill gates is turning to an unlikely source. >> no kidding. the gates is backing a seattle based plant that turns raw sewage into drinkable water. here's how it works. sewage is heated to 1832 degrees to draw out the moisture. gates say he tasted the water himself and says it is good. plant also creates electricity by burning that same sewage. creative solutions but i don't know if you can get over the idea. >> no, i don't think so. >> but if you need drinking water. >> yes. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" this morning we will update that breaking news more violence in paris overnight to tell but a police officer and another person gun down just one day after a deadly attack on satyrical magazine nicole. >> reporter: military veteran becomes city's first fire fatality of the year coming up we are live from the scene of the row home fire. nicole thanks. vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather together on the three's on another cold cold morning. we will be right 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got a hoodie on under this and a sweater and another shirt. >> reporter: how do you feel? >> okay for the moment. >> reporter: where are your hat and gloves. >> i'm too busy getting kid ready in the morning i forget to dress myself. >> so cold. well, not everyone hide from it. check this out skaters in the river rink at penns landing say the drop in temperature is perfect backdrop to enjoy winter fest. if you are skate ago long you are staying warm too. katie is tracking the scenes. i am hoping it is not sticking around too long, katie. >> we will see it ease up, out there, enough that we have enough to look forward to. we will have a bright sunny day. great ice skating weather a as long as you are prepared for it. that is the thing. at least initially though would i advice thaw limit your outdoor exposure this morning because it is that cold. the kind of cold that can be dangerous. we want to you stay safe. as long as you layer up as we just heard adequate thely you will be just fine. storm scan three is quiet. we don't have any additional systems. it won't have an impact but we do still have the cold. here's where we stan right now single digits across the board give or take a degree or two. out in wildwood warmest spoke the in the bunch, baum there i with a high, temperature currently at the 4 degrees. but factoring in that wind chill yeah it feels like below zero every where. little harsh as you go in the mountainous terrain but everybody is feeling like it is below the the 0-degree mark into negative territory, throughout the next few hours. once sun comes up it will help. temperatures will have a chance to rebound but they are not going to get very far. that solar energy does not hook you up like it does in the summertime because the sun angle is not high enough to do it. the wind will ease up, we will heat the sun but even with the high of 20 degrees which is well below by 20 degrees it still does not feel any better than maybe into the single digits here throughout the course of the day. vittoria. >> that is repetitive pattern in the only weather-wise but traffic wise right now in regard to numbers because speed sensors are dropping every where, on the schuylkill expressway and i-95. lets talk about i-95 specifically on the north bound side of i-95 where you see headlights the the reason why we're seeing such a strong delay is, because of an earlier vehicle fire in the north bound side of i-95 approaching the area of the betsy ross bridge north of bridge street rather. if you are traveling on the northbound side of i-95, this is the delay you have if you are making your way out of center city philadelphia it dhesn't stem back the entire length, but you will find delays as you make your way just beyond the area of allegheny and again, making your stretch through the northeast section of philadelphia traveling southbound on i-95 it looks wide open, right? i wouldn't say that is entire case. fuzz are traveling i-95 southbound we are seeing delays around girard and cottman because of the construction zone, schuylkill expressway westbound this is conshohocken earlier accident on the shoulder big old delays that lines the side of it. just expect extra, extra, extra traffic today ukee. >> you got it, thank you. updating our breaking news in bristol township where rescue teams are on the scene right now after a silo collapsed in an industrial park. "eyewitness news" has learned that a person may be trapped beneath that ruble. chopper three over 7900 block of north radcliff street in these pictures right here. the collapse happened just after 3:00 this morning. more updates as more information comes into us. deadly fire in ogontz overnight claims life of the elderly man. his death is first fire fatality in philadelphia, of the new year. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from the scene, on roselyn street with more on how officials think it all started. >> reporter: ukee this home behind me did have have working smoke alarms unfortunately it was in the enough to save the elderly a military veteran who was killed inside, it all happened inside the 1800 block of roselyn street. you can tell the front of the home looks pretty well intact because we're toll the fire started in the rear and extended through much of the first floor. fire fighters arrived, to find that man in his 70's, he appears to have been disable. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead marking the first and hopefully the last fire fatality of this year. he was alone at the time of the fire but we're told three family members have been displayed from that home. at this point investigators have not released the official cause but say unattended cooking may have been the cause here. >> right now it appears that the origin is first floor kitchen, and, it appears to be where we have to remind people that if you are going to cook make sure you don't leave cooking unattended especially taking medication that is make you drowsy, don't leave your cooking unattended. make sure you stay alert so that you do not have a fire. >> reporter: another reminder for you, temperatures are lowest we have seen all season long. use caution when trying to heat your homes this winter. he spoke about the difficulty facing fire fighters who are battling these flames and of course freezing temperatures. so again at this point investigators still trying to determine a cause of the fire that ultimately, claimed the life of a military veteran. that is are latest life from the ogontz section of the city, nicole brewer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have breaking news right now from paris where there is more violence on the city's southern edge. french authorities are looking for a gunman who shot and killed a police officer and gravely wounded a street sweeper. he reportedly happened as the the officer was investigating an accident. today, meanwhile is a day of mourning in france and the country has raised its terror alert to the maximum. overnight raid have led to seven a arrestness yesterday's attack on a satyrical mag even in paris that left 12 people dead. so far there is in word on an identity. it is unclear if these two suspects suspect gunman ara machining those in custody. shariff and said kouachi are brothers. another man an 18 year-old, has turn himself into police. yesterday morning the gun man stormed offices of charlie hebdo angered over a cartoon depicting islam's prophet. one eyewitness says his office is right across the hall from the magazine. >> some of the very strong smell of gun powder in the corridor. what i have to tell you it was very disturbing to see that second room where the corpses were actually laying down on the floor. >> among the dead several cartoonist magazine's editor and two police officers. close to a dozen more were injured. this is the deadliest terror attack in france since 1961 during the algerian revolution. right now 6:37. two top financial organizations have issued reports identifying the main threats investors will likely face in 2015. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger explains the findings on how to protect against scams. hi jill good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> let's begin with new threats. what should everyone know. >> reporter: well, legal says of marijuana has encourage promoters to market and sell investments in the industry. security regulators say they are seeing something called pump and dump scams. do you remember that movie boiler room where frauds lure you in, they say this thing is going up, you cannot go wrong then you buy it you drive the shares up, and that is call the pump. once the prices go up the scammers behind you sell their own shares at a profit and they leave you with basically nothing. that is the dump. even legitimate companies hope to profit from legalized pot but regulators say these are high liz speculative. they carry lots of risk for investors. other area of concern security offerings tied to digital currency, that is where unscrupulous promoters are saying hi, i've got the next bit coin you ought to invest in it. be very careful when it is, and, one of the concerns, look out for. >> the big regulators say too many firms and their representatives are not putting their customers, interest first. one way you can make sure that you come first is to make sure you work with something called a fiduciary, say it to go, the f war, those folks have to put your interest is a head of their or their companies. that is a biggie. a additionally regulators are focusing on sales practice issues associated with variable annuities. that is because a a lot of consumers buy these contracts from insurance companies without fully understanding the steep fees that are involved. so to help 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(record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh just about 6:43 here's k fell. >> it is cold outside, as the conshohocken says, baby it is cold outside, man have we got cold air here as we check in with our eyewitness weather watcher network have the lets look at the temperatures from moorestown hatboro merchantville, in new jersey to lansdale, everybody is sending in just well will below average conditions but these numbers obviously reading into the single digits. we will take you to one more thinking thinking, thinking maybe in the. lets go next to our graphics. we will show you what is going on there as we check with storm scan. not a heck of a lot happening right now, guys. we have high pressure on our side throughout the weekend. but because high pressure is going to allow us to stay in the chill and we have got reenforcement coming in we can expect thermometer going on a baby roller coaster ride. there is another chipper system starting to click in here across north dakota and minnesota, bringing in some snow and it could trigger, to see maybe a quick flurry or snow shower overnight into tomorrow, but it is going to knock temperatures back again. just as we are's pulling out, we will get reenforcement. we are not alone eastern half of the you had still stuck with wind chills warnings watches, advisories this runs the gamut. it is colder in birmingham, alabama then it is here. so again, you know, everybody or at least a lot of people are dealing with what this arctic blast has had to offer up here. meanwhile we do expect a 20 degrees. that is bad enough. that is a solid 20 below our seasonal average but feel no better than single digits for everyone. tomorrow moderation but the wind kicks right back in so it feels like the teens anyway back the two lower 20's sat the day. we will finally approach seasonal on monday but is there a chance we will see rain or snow showers with a new storm by monday. so the the the hits just keep on coming in one way, shape or form for sure. if you love watching the weather we want to you join our team of weather watchers. e your name on the big board. you can sign up by heading to our web site at cbs philly.com/watchers. torey, over to you. good morning everyone. still a slow go on the schuylkill and i-95 primarily. rush hour is upon us and on top of rush hour we have had a few incident, vehicle fire, spin outs traveling in weather conditions be mindful of black ice and just take it easy. as we look at the the schuylkill expressway thinks your westbound commute heading out of the area of university down through the the vine street expressway. it is slow. i would say for the mess part you will feel like you are in the moving. that is also the case on i-95 in the area, in the every where but if you are traveling around the area have cottman avenue you do slow down through the construction zone at that point. you'll slow down around girard. traveling northbound we had an earlier vehicle fire in the too far from the betsy ross bridge. it has been cleared. we are still seeing delays in that area. that would be in either direction. traveling on the roosevelt boulevard northbound to harbison avenue we have an accident there right around the acme in that area. you do want to use extra caution because of the building collapse industrial park drive, near north radcliff street, just be mindful of that if that is where you are headed ukee. updating breaking news from france a police officer was shot and kill in the paris suburb this morning. another person injured. french authorities have one suspect in custody in yesterday's deadly attack on a satyrical publication, they are having two more suspects. also breaking right new a disable veteran in his 70's is first fire death in philadelphia since 2015. man was killed in a fire on roselyn street in ogontz earlier today. from bristol bucks county chopper three is over the scene as crews are searching a collapsed sigh le on radcliff street. a person may be trapped inside as we are's toll. more updates throughout the morning. right now 6:46. later this month a record number of volunteers are expect to turnout for greater philadelphia martin lieutenant are king day of of service. >> in anticipation of that day some local school children created a piece of artwork meant to both inspire and educate. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean brings you this weeks story of brotherly love. >> reporter: with pep in their steps girard college lower school choir kick off the day with their take on the the classic civil rights song. philadelphia predicts a record 135,000 volunteers, in 2015, participating in 1800 community service project in honor of the slain civil rights leader. that would make it the biggest day of service in our nation. >> it is really about over a hundred thousand people embracing the legacy of doctor king and turning community concerns into citizen action. >> reporter: this year that set send action focuses on the 50th anniversary of the voting rights act. dozens of children from six schools unveiled mural they have created after sending teens word and bloody history have the fight for voting rights. >> the whole idea was to take the 1965 voting rights act and the speech that martin luther king did and give us a ballet and have the students study that speech and come up with artwork. >> kind of came up with the idea on use avatars. >> reporter: lauren robinson of what had land school in stratford chester county say their drawings represent people of all races, background and ability to show how far voting rights have come. >> back then it wasn't necessarily just handed to everybody. >> reporter: colorful mural will had hang on the walls of girard college during mlk day of service, a visual reminder of whnt the the day is about. >> i think that we should make peace instead of fighting. >> reporter: these children are proud to be part of it. >> we remember that people for the for this and that you should respect this right and that its is a blessing. >> reporter: there is still time to volunteer for king day of service, find out how at cbs philly.com. jessica dean cbs-3 "eyewitness news". film selma which opens tomorrow deals with that as well. highly recommended for everyone. >> i just spoke with the director of cbs this morning yesterday. lets check in at 6:48. >> charlie rose joins us with your preview. charlie, good morning to you. >> good morning, ukee and erika. ahead we are tracking a manhunt for suspects in the paris marquez. claire is award and elizabeth palmer are in paris. nypd deputy commissioner on intelligence john miller are with us in studio 57. we will talk with them about a possible connection between the the shooters, anal kada. first on cbs this morning a major investment firm gets ready to put its money behind legal marijuana that and more and news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> thanks, charlie. the word is that hit she on this network won big at peoples choice award. >> the big bang theory was chosen as favorite tv show and favorite network tv comedy. the stars all smiles right there. you can see famous faces up front. inkia theater, kail i also known aspen i, also name favorite tv actress and at ward show aired live last night, right here, on cbs-3. congratulations. hey, here we go, rocky is back. he wants you to be part of his latest film. the new movie is called creed and sylvester stallone trains his grandson to fight, and good plot in this one another good one here's where you come in they are filming in philadelphia later this month and they need some extras. the casting director will be here in our studios tomorrow morning to let you know, who and what they are looking for and what you need to do to become an extra in the latest rocky film entitled creed. it will be fun. i have heard bit. >> so cool, they are finding local people, average normal people, to be extras. >> that will be great. when first one came out and ran through italian market but then afterward got out bam rocky was filled by everybody. high tech crooks looks for new ways to rip you off a software company thinks it can solve the problem. >> this is so neat. norton teamed up with designers in san francisco bait brand make ready jeans. the material in the pocket is made up of metallic alloy in the fabric. it creates a healed to prevent digital pickpocketing. >> the acts as almost a cage. it intercepts these signals and spread them out so it does not allow two-way communication. >> the jeans are pricey they are $168, beta brand though say they are going to start shipping out order next in in and maybe this is where things are going. >> in doubt about it. >> well, sometimes a couple hundred million-dollar just isn't enough. >> when is it not enough. >> hey. >> apparently for this woman ex-wife of the oil tycoon thinks it is not the sue ann arnell was married to harold ham who cut her this check after a divorce settlement for almost a billion doll arts. but arnell, who is a lawyer says she should get more after all, she has done to assist him in building his fortune. ham new wants to pay less, he says that the drop in oil prices has cut into his bankroll role. >> i want to look at that check. >> in kidding pretend your name is on it. >> imagine writing that out. >> not 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norwegian breakaway from new york, norwegian getaway from miami year-round. video going viral features a pig, from pennsylvania. little fellow cannot get his feet to walk the on the sidewalk in washington pa, near pittsburgh. >> poor fellow his name is finey and then he spent several hours curled upright beside the space heater inside after his slippery slide down the sidewalk. >> somebody help him out: >> yeah, i know that is in the the nice. >> yes, i know. >> he is adorable though. >> okay. it is off to a cold start, we know that much. how cold is it you ask? we will start off by showing you a visual by giving you a sense, you can see from the heaters, you can see the the heat just sort of before your very eyes here that cold air, still icy, still black ice issues out there as vittoria will talk about. here's how it will feel. take these numbers into account. not the actual air temperatures, it is frigid out there but down right just brutal. it can be dangerous if you are in the careful. >> absolutely can be dangerous. we are had a vehicle fire spin out, just give yourself on is more time and as katie mentioned with the black ice it is out there in a big way. in the only highways but residentially as well. let talk about the ben franklin bridge we are seeing more volume heading through to philadelphia give yourself more time. will are bridges and on ramps first to freeze. already a serious situation. we have an accident north bound at harbison and rush hour on the schuylkill at i-95 ukee. sisters do everything together have twice as many reasons to celebrate this morning. >> stephanie and yellie gave birth to healthy baby girls at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. sweet little babies. when one sister started having contractions the other rode to the hospital and then she went into labor too. first baby born at 8:15 a.m. second entered the world five minutes later. the cousins margaret and her sister will share clothes and even a birthday together. >> that will be a party. >> year after year for sure. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning american researchers discovered a new class of powerful antibiotics. >> we are keeping it live and local on the cw philly station. good morning family stay warm a' ñ÷? good morning. it is thursday, january 8th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a massive man hunt intensifies for terrorists who attacked a newspaper as people around the wo

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