>> not quite as cold, high of 20, we are going to reach 25 but coldest day since that and coldest night tonight, but we will battle brutal wind chills . >> cover up exposed skin. >> it will in the help things much, black ice to deal with throughout the day and tomorrow morning as well because we will get a little melting in the snow, in expos ed areas but once sun goes down temperatures will tropical like a rock. we will stay below freezing until at least the afternoon hours, on tuesday, so extended period, of some cold air to the delaware valley. >> thighs sunrise this morning we have clear skies, typical behind the storm system, fresh snow on the ground, temperatures really dropping but clear conditions, 16 at the airport right now, west wind at four, feeling like two on exposed skin for philadelphia we will see cloud building up today but that is it, stray flurry. 5 degrees in mount pocono. fourteen in allentown. thirteen atlantic city. everybody is hanging out the in the low to mid teens with the current temperatures but doesn't even feel like that. five would feel nice, and then feeling more lake zero. we are dealing with these wind sustained at 15 miles an hour out of the west and they will increase a bit. the gusts up to 30 miles an hour this afternoon. right now feels like behind us ten, in mount pocono. zero in allentown, reading, dover, delaware. below zero in millville and atlantic city. the these wind chills will fluctuate below zero at times, to at least morning hours, maybe getting up to ten above, by the afternoon. quiet on storm scan three, you can see snow showers off shore maybe a flurry or two in the poconos today but that is it. it is just a cold day. good 15 degrees below average, average 25 for philadelphia, and 20's at the shore and teens in the poconos. and, then the cold, wait a few more days. we will bring back air mass with some several rain chances in the the forecast, in that seven day in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. new this morning a man is behind bars for the gruesome murder of the abington girl. the suspect was arraigned overnight, prosecutors say jake on sullivan conspired with his girlfriend to rape and kill grace packer. cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live from the cbs-3 news center with the very latest, on the investigation, cherri, good morning, what can you tell us. >> reporter: forty-four year-old jacob sullivan was charged with kidnapping, rape, murder, conspiracy and or crimes in what the d.a. called a twisted fantasy as sullivan and sarah packer grace's mother began planning months before they brutally killed young grace. >> hours and days leading up to her murder were probably mess horrible, traumatic this any person should ever have had to experience. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney, laid out the gruesome details, of the murder of 14 year-old grace packer. the d.a. says that 44 year-old jake on patrick sullivan, conspired were 41 year-old sarah packer, grace's mother to kidnap, rape and murder the teen, as part of the sick, rape/murder fantasy. >> she was raped, she -- the defendant also prior to this committed an involuntary deviant sexual intercourse on her, and then she was poisoned , with medication, and left for dead. >> reporter: only she did not die, after leaving the scene investigators say sullivan and sarah packer found young grace alive, and sullivan, choked her to death. >> unfortunately grace packer was a disposable child to these people. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint sullivan and sarah packer began planning murder in the fall of 2015, they executed the plan july 8th, and grace's mother reported her missing the next day. her later actions raised suspicions of investigators. a break in the case came december 30th when sullivan attempted to suicide. after days in the hospital, he confessed to the staff, and police. >> the question becomes who will remember grace packer? who will now speak for grace packer? we will. >> reporter: sarah acker has officially been named a suspect and authorities hope to lee solve that part of the case soon. d.a. says this case could be considered for capital murder charges which is a mandatory life, without parole sentence. live from the news center, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. new this morning a man is dead following a shooting in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood. police tell us a man was shot around 11:00 in the 4200 block of cherri gregg california store street. he was rush to the hospital where he died there his injuries. shooting happened near the the venue nightclub, investigators are now interviewing eyewitnesses and checking outside surveillance cameras, in tea tails on the suspect at the this time. and in gloucester township , new jersey, flames broke out around 10:00 last night at lake view apartments on the 500 block of lower landing road. it took fire fighters around three hours to get the fire under control, in details on how many units were damaged but thankfully all residents made it out safely. "eyewitness news" confirms that one of the five people killed in the fort lauderdale airport shooting is from south jersey. terry andres grew up in hill villain alexandria hoff talk exclusively with his children. >> reporter: his family spoke with his millville home because they did not want story of terry's tragic death to over shadow, history mend us life. >> as soon as it touches you, actually personally. >> reporter: it has taken richard andres a day and a half to talk about his nephew, terry without breaking down but he wants to. he says terry lived the kind of life that should be talk about. >> he is just a wonderful kid. >> reporter: richard has been following incident unfolding at fort lauderdale hollywood airport when he received a call to his millville home from his niece and aunt, his nephew's terry of 40 years. >> i could in the believe what she was saying. >> reporter: this that tone call richard learned that his 62 year-old nephew was one of the five victims shot and killed in the airport's baggage claim area, and was there but was not harm. >> i cannot imagine her being there, and went through all this, and the kid, i can't imagine how it is going to happen. >> reporter: terry was raised in millville and relocated to the virginia beach area, before meeting his wife, the the couple looks this florida in route on the caribbean cruise. loving father of two girl and proud grand father to three terry was 1972 graduate have millville high school and always made it a point to attend class reunions just as he always made it a point to call his unk toll check in. >> we just talked to him, christmastime, and calls all the time, and almost like one of my kid. >> andres worked for norfolk naval shipyard but back in his millville teen years helped out at his uncle's contracting company. >> i cannot say enough, i loved the kid, every time we got off the phone, say uncle dick i love you. >> reporter: wow always say the same back. to the nephew with the bright smile and loving family who always felt shore, like a son. terry andres would have turned 63 later this month. reporting from millville, numbering, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a federal prosecutors plan to seek the the death penalty for the accused gunman in the fort lauderdale airport shooting. esteban santiago is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow, craig bos well has the story of one man's survival. >> reporter: first bags arrived at terminal two baggage claim since the deadly shooting inside fort lauderdale hollywood international airport. black curtains blocked the arriving passengers from entering restricted area that were still being cleaned. >> it is kind of scary. >> reporter: steve frani ther came face-to-face with the shooter, esteban santiago, he says that he felt pinch in his back but didn't realize until later that a bullet had pierced his apple computer. >> it was the lap top of the plastic casing, and type of backpack that i had, the best thank you gift every got in my life. >> reporter: police say army veteran used a 9 million heater gun, for more to shoot passengers. charging documents showed he confessed to planning the attack but typically at this airport, he believes he fired 15 round before being arrested five people were killed, including, olga waltering, her family says she was celebrating her husband's 90th birthday, long lines, snaked around the airport as airlines cleared backlog of travelers. >> i'm just, i just wanting to home, to canada. >> reporter: federal investigators say santiago was not on the no fly list but they still don't know why he fixed this airport to car it out mass shooting. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". shooting has lawmakers calling on congress to make changes that will protect people at airports. florida congress woman debbie wasserman shut is debating why firearms are allowed in checked luggage. >> we most definitely and i will go back to washington and start work on this we need to review the procedures not only the question of whether or not you should be allowed on check a firearm if you should travel at all rather than ship it or transport it in some other way but we need to, more minutely examine the question of if you are going to continue to allow that, in what way will we re unite you with your firearm. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to follow investigation into the deadly airport shooting in fort lauderdale, our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. is there much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", digging out, south jersey deals with the worst of the latest brush with winter. southern discomfort a drone shows mess that the storm leaves in other parts of the country. and, now that the storm has moved out when will the winter chills move out with it justin drabick's eyewitness weather just minutes several inches of snow is history but now comes the dig out. new jersey shore got the worst of it. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt was in sea isle city, an area getting around yesterday was not so easy. white capped waves, crashed into the shore in sea isle city. otherwise popular boardwalk, empty. new not a visas temperatures were in the high teens. the most snow in new jersey to the south and east of the state, the wind picked up and never calmed down. >> it is cold. it is snowy. and, it looks like it will in the stop anytime soon. >> reporter: teno ferrari is in town to visit family. even though he could have picked a better weekend, his family back at home is also seeing some snow. >> you cannot escape it. it is hitting everybody at some point across the east coast. we will not getaway from it. you cannot hide from it. >> reporter: majority saw about 8 inches of snow. >> it is a beautiful take other than snow. >> reporter: the mayor says that crews started plowing early, black ice, remained a major concern. >> the black isis very, very dangerous and it is something that, you know, that causes many, many problems for everybody. >> reporter: snow in sea isle city, and other parts of the cape may county ended 6:30 at night. i spoke with other officials, and said in major problems to report on the roads. reporting there sees aisle city in cape may county, i'm david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, just a few miles north of there heavy snow created low visibility along west avenue in ocean city. you might remember it was treeing out there but apparently this guy still wanted to wear his shorts. they are clearing snow there store parking lot because storm could not keep people off the road. in gloucester county people cleared several inches of snow off their car. it is a law this new jersey and pennsylvania to clear they off your car before you drive it. washington township looking like a christmas card thereafter the snow fell. very pretty. same storm that made driving treacherous in the philadelphia area also created problems in the the south. plow trucks were crisscrossing highways in georgia, officials report more than 200 weather- related incidents involving motorist including one fatality. and take a look at this video there north carolina, this is cool from a drone that city blanketed with snow as well. officials hut down road and highway, across the region. >> this is the same system that all across the east coast >> yes, parts of the virginia beach over a foot have of snow , blizzard warnings yesterday for norfolk area, virginia beach. so pretty impressive storm. coastal areas got the most snow, up to 10 inches in south jersey. even up in lehigh valley berks county, we got half inch in some spots. coating the grass here. you can see some on the where kid were sledding down the hail from the kutztown area middle school. 10 degrees. west wind at seven. the nice sunrise. clear skies. we will see cloud building up. as i mentioned up to 10 inches cumberland county, port norris at ten. parts of the extreme southern delaware sussex county near bethenny beach, shelbyville over a foot of snow yesterday. estelle manor atlantic county 8.7. seven in wood side delaware, mount laurel, new jersey coming in at 7 inches and officially at philadelphia airport 3 inches of snow. that fluffy dry powdery snow easy to clean off, easy to blow around a little bit. we will get sunshine today helping melt that snow in expose aired uses but temperatures below freezing. everything retreesing tonight. watch out for black ice. highs in the 20's next couple days. morning lows in the teens, even some single digits. today wind chills down around zero even below zero at times and we are staying below freezing for actual air temperature probably until sometime tuesday afternoon. so an extended period of some cold air. fourteen right now in allentown. thirteen in reading. five in mount pocono. that is actual air temperatures. cold air in lays, great lakes, chicago 3 degrees, negative four this minneapolis. cold air will get kick out by middle of the week but we are battling wind today. wind chill value are pretty brutal. feeling like zero in allentown , reading, two in wilmington. below zero in millville and atlantic city. the it will stay like that, even into the afternoon. quiet the on storm scan three you can see clear skies over the region, cloud will build up later today with just that cold air lost in the atmosphere. lake effect snow showers, a few flurries in the pocono region, later this morning in the afternoon. overall, we are setting up to see dry pattern for next few days, high pressure over mid-atlantic tomorrow, locks in the cold air so it is still chilly on monday, even with the sunshine, and that high, moves off shore, and then we will see our next storm system approaching tuesday, and then maybe a enough cold air in place by the time storm gets here tuesday night to maybe bring some flurries. maybe a little freezing drizzle, before we get warm and and then we will see plane rain in the second half of the week. future wind chills down in the single digits through the morning and afternoon below zero at times, but by mid afternoon still feeling about nine to 10 degrees, for the actual wind chill value around philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, and then tonight, still very cold, below zero, at times, tomorrow, a little bit better because wind relax es but wind chills in the morning in the single digit by the afternoon, and, feeling like the teens this is arctic air in place, temperatures below treeing in the areas shaded here this is blue and pink, look at the cold air still in place during the day on monday, always in the deep south. we are still below treeing, throughout the entire damon, finally tuesday that cold air starts to move northward, and is there warmer air that will try to push northward. we will see how far north it does get. it looks like a good shot of reaching 50's by end of the week. five today. windy, feeling colder with that wind, very cold tonight, coldest night of the season 14 for city, clear skies, and then again those wind chills will be an issue. tomorrow, 30 if we're lucky. that is generous here for philadelphia. with some sunshine. cloud build up later this is day. tuesday mainly dry, could be some syringe also or treeing drizzle late tuesday evening, 38 degrees for the high and then 50's for end of the week, close to 60 by friday and some showers, wednesday, thursday and sat the day, rahel, back to you what a difference a week makes. thank you. 7:19. lets see if this winter wet ther conditions conditions on the roads. let go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning. >> surprisingly we are almost all clear out there despite icy spots on the roadways throughout the area earlier incident that had been causing some tied ups on route 129 in new jersey due to a disable tractor trailer is now complete thely cleared. thirty he lease just left the scene moments ago and road is completely reopened there shifting mass transit market frankford line is experiencing delays of up to ten minutes in both directions, that is due to earlier police activity, and also the route ten trolley will have tea tore, westbound at 40th and filbert from 11 until 4:00 this afternoon due to construction. taking a look at 42 freeway, beautiful sunrise, most of your majors are cleared but slow down be ready for left over ice patches on your off ramps and bridges, most major bridges and new jersey turnpike are clear but still under speed restriction. at cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda houler you this back to you. is there more of what you will see on "eyewitness news" this morning. pretty hard because you always get caught, going to jim's steaks getting cheese steaks and then you start eating five have of them, 20 of them. >> twenty cheese steaks. >> it takes more than a quick resolution to shed those pound , straight ahead health reporter stephanie stahl has three things you can do to lose weight and keep it off, when "eyewitness 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"eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl explains how you can make it happen. >> holiday, always worse, we have mom's cooking, cookies coming out. >> reporter: his beloved eagles are ending their season aj silver is starting his resolving this new year to tackle some weight, hoping to get fit like rocky on the art museum steps. >> it the is pretty hard because you get caught up going to jim's steaks getting cheese steaks and then you are starting to eat five of them, 20 of them and then you are 30-t you are expecting to be. >> reporter: time to shape up in the new year. folks were out on kelly drive in the rain with the popular resolution to lose weight. >> i will get in better shape, work out, run, lift weights, and eat better. >> it is to take it one step at a time. if you do a total make over of everything you eat and hoff it will be difficult to sustain. >> reporter: if you vow to take a break from termini these delicious contact knoll he is and cookies diet experts say a daily food journalist helpful. >> keep track of a couple things. one is what you eat and how much you eat. from that you can get calories and carbs and fat. >> reporter: doctor foster says watch out for empty calories, drinks are big cull ritz like alcohol, soda. >> think about fruit punch, ice tease, all of those things have lots of calories, and, body does not process liquid like solid. that is an easy fix. >> reporter: experts say while exercise is important, weight loss is mostly related to eating better with more salad and lean protein and keeping track of calories. >> lets get message straight, it is will physical activity the that is incredibly important, great for tonight necessary, great for health and reducing risk of diabetes but doing more activity this week rather than last week won't increase amount of weight that you lose. >> reporter: to lose just 1 pound with exercise alone you have to burn 3500 calories, which is really hard, considering a fast her long run, worth about 600 calories. jogging, maybe 400 calories. so while working out is really important, successful dieting is mostly determined by what you eat. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you know they say abs are made in the kitchen. next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" turnpike toll hike. the find out hoy paying more to ride the highway and where money will go. and tree cycling we have environmentally friendly approach for what to do with your christmas tree now that the holidays are over, justin. snow has stopped but it could stick around for a while this cold blast does continue but there is some milder air working its way in the seven day forecast we will talk about that in eyewitness wet ther. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! 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horizon, that sun will in the do much for the temperature. stuck at 16, we will climb in the mid 20's this afternoon. west wind at 14. feels like 2 degrees on exposed skin. this storm reenforces arctic air. eight to 10 degrees colder then this time yesterday with the snow falling. 5 degrees for actual air temperature in mount pocono. thirteen in reading. thirteen at ac airport. zooming into suburbs, everybody is dealing with the same conditions, low teens, and over most spots. minus two is wind chill the atlantic city airport. negative one in millville. zero in allentown and reading. that is what it feels like outside. bundle up. is there storm scan three, quiet, clear skies, cloud will build up through the afternoon areas that see some sun, the snow will be able to health, exposed spots but once sun goes down we are freezing up. we don't get above freezing. the icy spots through the morning and then again tomorrow, so be prepared untreated surfaces be slick. temperatures struggle to day. we will warm up to the 50's this week. we will talk about rain hanses in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. new this morning a man is behind bars for the gruesome death of an abington girl, suspect was arraigned overnight, prosecutors say that jake on sullivan raped and killed grace packer but didn't do ate loan. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from the cbs-3 news center with the very latest on the investigation, cherri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. police charged 44 year-old jacob patrick sullivan with kidnapping, rape, and slew of other crimes in connection with the brutal killing of grace packer and investigators say he conspired with sarah packer. the grace's mother to commit the horrific crime. >> reporter: this was a rape and murder fantasy, that is per verse that defies imagination but does not defy belief because it the actually happened. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney announced arrest and charge as begins jacob patrick sullivan, according to the criminal complaint, the 44 year-old confessed to conspiring were 41 year-old sarah pack tore kidnap, rape, hurt are 14 year-old grace packer. >> co conspirators bought poison, they bought a bow saw to dispose of her body once poison. >> reporter: duo began laying out their twisted plan in the fall of 2015. the execution happened on july g grace and taking her to a residents in quakertown. >> she was beaten, she was raped, she was sexually assaulted. and then she was dumped like garbage up in the wood in luzerne county. >> reporter: sarah packer reported grates missing on july 9th, she was later named a person of interest. the grace's body was found dis member october 31st in bear creek township, a break came december 30th when sullivan attempted suicide. days later he confessed. d.a. says they will prosecute to the fullest extent of the law and will never forget young grace. >> we are right here and we are not going think where until we get justice for grace >> reporter: sarah packer was initially listed as a person of interest, she is now, named a suspect. d.a. told reporters overnight they hepp to have her in custody and resolve that part of the case, very soon. live from the news center, cherri gregg for kyw news video for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". federal prosecutors are putting the the death penalty on the table for the suspect in the fort lauderdale airport shooting. esteban santiago has a court appearance tomorrow, he is charged with the act of violence and international airport resulting in death, on try, santiago allegedly opened fire and then baggage claim area killing five people. one of the victims terry andre s, grew up in millville, new jersey. in other news your drive on the pennsylvania turnpike just got more expensive, starting today, you will pay 6 h for e-z pass. turnpike commission says money will fun projects to rebuild, and widen the turnpike: it will support pennsylvania public transportation need. turnpike commission says it generated 1 billion in annual tolls during 2016 fiscal year. and it is time to reclaim your living space, but that is why your christmas tree on the curb, recycle it. trees were recycled all day philadelphia's northern liberties neighborhood. recycled tree chips will be used as pine scented wood chips and hull much. if you missed your opportunity it will continue through next week, january 15th at the dog park. president-elect trump continues to use twit eras lath form to share his thoughts on foreign policy and call out those who disagree with his views. mr. trump explained in 140 characters or less that closer ties with russia are a good thing for the united states, he tweeted, only stupid people or fools would be think that is bad. his comment come a day after mr. trump was briefed about russia's hacking during 2016 presidential election. and confirm haitian hearings begin wednesday for secretary have of state nominee rex tillerson who will get before senate foreign relations committee but one commit thee member, bob menendez says he has reservations about tillerson. >> after meeting with rex till erson, let's just say i have serious concerns about his world view, and his overall depth of understanding of u.s. foreign policy. while he correctly identified russian aggression across eastern europe as one global challenge, he did not offer any concrete solutions to countering russia or its leaders. >> menendez says he remains open to tillersons's nomination and looks forward to hearing more from him during the hearing. a sign that president-elect trump's son this law may be joining the administration. jared kushner is taking steps to distance himself there his insuring real estate business, new york times reports that kushner has hired a washington law firm to help him comply with federal ethics laws. kushner who is hard toyed trump's doubt are ivanka must overcome federal anti nepotism law that bars officials from appointing relatives to governmental jobs. we have more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", lets take a look, this dog need a for ever home, how about yours carroll erickson will tell you all about her in this morning's pet project. and after his first defeat of season villanova bounces back with a record setting night, that is straight ahead in eye witt these sorts. and the snow, gone but chill, or toy say still here, when will it make way for warmer weather. meteorologist justin drabick has the forecast in just a few is helps continuing the founders weekend in philadelphia hundreds of members attended a mass at cathedral basilica to celebrate life of charles eye brown. they lost contact with brown in 1924, ten years after the fraternity's founding. after competing a congeniality project, fraternity learned that brown lived in philadelphia and died here in 1981. >> he went on a 17 year journal friday manhattan, kansas to pittsburgh, to delaware, and now, to philadelphia, to finally find our founder. so, on today we have almost a thousand member members had have come across country and world to celebrate the fact that our founder has been found. >> um-hmm, after mass members of the the fraternity dedicated a monument to brown 's life at holy cross cemetery in yeadon, delaware county. turning now to justin checking this with the weather watchers. i bet the we know what they are seeing. >> cold. that is all we have to say. temperatures down around ten in some backyard but with the wind it is zero, even below zero with that wind chill value. little rough outside, cleaning off your car, at least snow is nice, fluffy, easy to clean up snow will be sticking around with this extended cold blast, lingering, really until first half of tuesday, but look at these backyard temperatures down around 12 degrees at this hour, just outside town here in perkasie john jenkins he has cloud around, 12 degrees currently. that is not even factoring in the wind. everybody is similar, lower teens to 15 degrees. another colder spot, maryann, in browns mills, new jersey, sunshine at 11 degrees at this hour. it is 15 along the coastline, similar conditions here in south jersey, remember, you have to fresh snow pack on the ground to how temperatures to drop, 11 in mullica in the sunshine. we are quiet start to the day. shot from phil chapline, chestnut the hill and streets still slushy, especially sidewalks, temperatures staying below freezing. we will get some melting in the exposed areas but with the temperatures below freezing once again tonight watch out for black ice on the untreated surfaces. we are slick for next, 24 hours or so. lets go up to the mountains, nice day shaping up this is poconos for some skiing and riding but it is down right cold. air temperature down around 5 degrees, feels like behind us five to minus ten when factoring in the win. rough take if you hit the slopes but at least they have good snow making conditions, for the next 48 hours or so. almost 100 percent capacity for jack frost big boulder with the trails 20 opened, jack frost that is 100 percent , 15 up to big boulder, 40-inch base. cammal back 12 to 36. twenty-four to 36-inch base at the blue mountain with 28 trails opened, this weekend. kind of a split week as far as temperatures go. if you like it cold next few days is your forecast. average high 40, well below that today, good 15 degrees below that. tomorrow still on the cold side still staying below freezing. tuesday warming up close to average. we will not the get there just yet. second half of the week well in the 50's, maybe upper 50's. comes at a price. we will talk about shower chances. we will show thaw in the seven day. right now feels like two on exposed skin, two in wilmington. zero in allentown. minus 11 in mount pocono. quiet on storm scan three. storm's long gone but we have wind bringing that cold arctic air in. lake effect snow showers and those flurries could get in the poconos region, lehigh valley later this afternoon. not much happening today. sunshine, cloud build up by afternoon, is there a few flurries breaking out by mid to late afternoon. both, down by the evening hours. another clear, cold night tonight, coldest night we have had all season long, and then tomorrow a chilly day, even with the sunshine, and look at the temperatures today, 20 degrees maybe for the high, up around lehigh valley, berks county, reading 20, mid teens for actual high. around the city, low to mid 20 's if we're lucky, similar conditions in the the south jersey and delaware. again with that fresh snow on the ground it will be tough to get this out of here. wind chill values, behind us ten, or 11 in mount pocono. staying like that all day long in the lehigh valley, berks county, feeling like below zero at times, not much better in the city, near zero and slightly above zero throughout the afternoon hours, down to the extreme southern new jersey and delaware. we have that pattern change coming for second half of the week, right the thousand jet stream well to the south, lots of snow central virginia, blizzard conditions yesterday around virginia beach. we had cold arctic air funneling in as jet stream moved to the south but eventually will get get cocked northward. we have air pushing to the region on wednesday. it looks like an extended period of temperatures returning back above average. twenty-five is it for high temperature today, sun, clouds on the windy side. for tonight very cold, 14 for city, colder in the suburbs. again, breeze, ten to 15, bringing wind chills down in the single digits close to zero again early monday morning. if we're lucky we will hit 30. generous i think hose areas get to the 20's, included build in for tuesday, 38 for high. wednesday some showers but 50 's return, it will stay in the 50's through end of the week f you love watching weather you can be featured in the newscast by bee copping an eyewitness weather watchers. sign up at cbs philly dot the come/much wassers. back to you. time is quarter of. lets check out those roads and highways with amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> we have not much to report from the roadways, right thousand but after conditions we have had in the last couple days that is good news, taking a live look at i-95 south just past cottman looking empty out there as sun comes up over horizon. be careful for sun glare there shift to go mass transit now, market frankford line is experiencing delays up to ten minutes in both directions. that is due to earlier police activity at berks station. the route ten trolleys will have tea tore today, westbound for 40th and filbert street from 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon due to construction. taking a lot at ben franklin bridge, everything is moving long smoothly, in and out of the city but be aware all of the major brickes, are still under a 35 miles an her speed restriction. at cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda houler thousand back to you. >> amanda, thank you. busy day in college hoops and flyers end a slump and here's leslie advance air dale with sorts. >> flyers back in action tonight against, columbus, yesterday at center they looked to end their five game losing streak when they played tam a michael neuvirth got the start in net when he hurt his knee missing 24 games. flyers down a goal in the second period. they have two on one break. voracek to konecny, one timer find back of the this. orange and black tie the game. later, ivan provorov, shot, sean contact tore use there to knock home the rebound for his seventh goal of the season. flyers take the lead. later, radko buddhist scores on the rap around shot, and flyers scored four times in the second quarter, ending five game losing streak four- two the time. >> it is thighs to win a hockey game. it has been a while since we have been able to have that feeling. it doesn't matter how well you have played in a couple of games. important to get two points. it is important to to it the right way. and this was the first of two real competitive games that we have this week. >> now to college hoops villanova playing first of the three games at center against marquette. the cats first contest after having their 20 game winning streak snapped wednesday against butler. this one was although a, second half cats up by 11. the chris jennings minutes trouble throws it over to brownson and three pointer was good. nova up by 14. on the next possession brown son returning favor to jenkins wide opened in the corner. he had 23 points. cats shot 65 percent from the field. and a wells far get center record to beat marquette 93-81 over at liacouras center tran dunphy ease temple owls looking for first conference win begins east caroline, first half temple with the lead. daniel dingle drives to the basket and temple has a nine-point lead. he had 19 points. second hard, ernest, slamming home two of his 13 points with ten rebound. owls earned that first conference win 81-62 the final st. joes and bronx playing ford ham, looking for their eighth win of the season. saint joe's, with the pass to james demr you knocking back the three right there saint guess, 12-point lead. he had 12-point lead. nine points, and six assists. phil martelli wins his 200 atlantic ten conference game, hawks win 70-55. ivy league action penn playing princeton, arch rival 25 meeting between the schools , the game is tied, in the second half, pass to devon kennedy, and he nails the jumper. he lead the tigers with 16 points, and to beat the quakers for the sixth straight team, and 61-52. over the tom gola arena, the lasalle explorer in atlantic ten action against duquesne. lasalle up by four. jordan rise, with the the three, and he scored 18 points the explorer improved to eight -five the with the 88-81 victory. that is all for sports. i'm less loon lee -- leslie van arsdal have a great day. still to come, on eye witt the necessary news, a friendly cat looking for a permanent home. maybe yours. we will ask carroll erickson from the pennsylvania spca has more adoptables from this morning's pet project good morning everyone. we have lazy here, she's three we will talk more about her in just a second but you know every week we always show other animals, because they are so much at pennsylvania spca that we would love to get them in your home and i would like to show you a couple of them right now. we have a great cat in the basket. we have mansoni, five years old, a gray tiger cat, who was rescued in march of 2016 and he loved, being with other cats. he is just having a great time would have a better time in your house. how about siamese, if us please, we have bentley adult male rescued by human law with 12 other cats. he is in search of his # perfect match. >> look at that face. >> he is very handsome. >> and kiki we are very happy to report kiki was adopted yesterday. hooray. the she's three. a cat the who came from another shelter to the pennsylvania spca and new has made her way, into a home, with children. she will be having a great time. so many other an has. we have got every kind of variety thaw can possibly imagine at pennsylvania spca. it is a new year. so why not, a new you, and a new pet. >> yes. >> look at that. >> sound good to me. >> do you do yoga. >> do i hot yoga. >> well, let's cool room down a little bit, and she you someplace that you can maybe because you are in it, it is hot yoga. >> so sweet. >> but this is at spca, this is fishtown center, 1546 frankford avenue, next sun take their yoga with cats. >> cute. >> if you do yoga just go there, there are adoptable cats at fishtown center of the pennsylvania spca and you can do your cat ward facing down pose or whatever they call it at that point but cats wander around. maybe you take one home. you adopt that animal. lots of fun things to do. you could do. that is at fishtown center of the pennsylvania spca. just sign up on the web site. you know, i necessity you have two dogs. >> i do. >> you know i have dogs. and even though weather is lousy, as it is, they need to get, and so do people as much exercise. >> it can be hard. >> when weather isn't lousy. they have hyperactive grieving when this weather goes on. and, now, this dog right now, as we are taking a look at it, she also with her coat on would love to go outside and play, and do that sort of thing. people need to remember that their an has continue to have exercise need. but, you cannot keep them out in this weather. so there are laws, that affect when is there code blue for people. it is code blue for your pets. they either have to be inside or by law they have to be this a designated type, if you leave them outside which please bring them in. they are social an has. designated type shelters. so they can maintain their body heat, and raised off the ground. there is lots of specifications. much easier to bring them in. some things you want to do this time of the year. take a brisk walk. hi sweetheart. can't get outside. throw a ball up and down the steps. play fetch. give them food, food puzzles. something to keep their minding. >> kong. >> a frozen one. put canned dog food in a frozen kong and it takes a little bit longer. socialize them. go to the vet not to see vet but have the vet assistant give your dog a treat so they can make that association. go to the pet friendly store. do kind of things, keep them activity, socialize, and great exercise, there is also if you like to go on long hikes with your dog in this weather. i read something about musher 's secret. the ice balls can form on the paths of their feet and this will keep it out. i have never used it. i don't know about it. but i saw the secret is people wanting to do something like that. and dog parks. sometimes this time of the the year they are in the as busy. if you are thinking of getting your dog out in the dog park this might not be a bad time. you have two dogs. what do you to. >> i have been taking them to, it is hard sometimes to motivate yourself to get outside but i have been taking them to the park. i don't know because it is so cold and they are inside but they are really exited to get out the when they see other dogs. it is cutest thing. >> if you are out and they are out with you, fine, keep them out. but short haired, coated dogs need a coat, older dogs need a coat. look at this talk, this is a wonderful, wonderful dog. this is lazy. she will be at the fishtown center today, at 1546 frankford avenue. she's only three. she is a gray pity and she is, wonderful. she's friendly with kid. everybody at the shelter loves her. >> you say mild natured. >> absolutely. >> she is one of the dogs that anybody at the shelter can walk. she's ready to go. ready to go in someone's home. look at how calm, peaceful she is. >> all morning. >> so she will be at fishtown center today, her name is lazy look for her. >> okay. >> she will be at fishtown center but to adopt any other pet the because sp.c. a has so many, erie avenue headquarters , 10:00 a.m. 2:05 on the weekend and one to 8:00 during the week. good to know, carroll. >> we all need exercise and socialization when the weather is loud i but remember it is cold for your pet, bring them in, please. >> absolutely. hopefully we have find lazy a home today. >> she's so sweet. >> we will be right back. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! 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