out. but that is the reality facing a lot of people in south philadelphia every morning. good evening and thanks for joining us i m iain page. i m lucy noland. it s not just one or two instances of cars getting busted into. this is in the double digits. fox 29 s dave schratwieser is at police headquarters and you must be getting an earful from frustrated car owners. dave? reporter: lucy, anger gary and frustration among drivers who live in that neighborhood where these cars are getting broken into. some of them have been hit more than one time and each time they ve had to dip into their own wallet to make repairs. 350 this time. 550 last time. reporter: mark mckinney notice the financial stink of having your car broken into. twice in recent weeks. thieves have busted a window on his kia sorento in south philadelphia and stolen items out of the his car. i lost 52 cents this time. last time i had checkbook in there then bought themselves a new car on my checkbook. r
for help. flames engulfed just before 5am the children s mother who also lived here jumped out this back window to escape. late morning, and geller row s father 80-year-old paul said he wanted to show us something. he walked us to what looks to be a gas can up against a side wall of the burned structure with two charred boards covering it. i never seep this can there before and i know it has liquid in it. i touched it like this. there s something in there. he says he s here all the time to work on a side lot says he fears someone set the fire which claimed this daughter and great-grandchildren. i m almost certain this was started. you think was an arson fire? yeah. somebody set this fire? yeah. reporter: he also talks of a fight out front of the home the night before. we ran her claims past the fire commission intern showed him a picture of that gas can. he says it s far too early to say what caused this deadly inferno. it s much too early to be able to co
tomorrow the the pontiff will fly from cuba to the washington tc. on thursday he heads to new york city for todays and then on saturday morning his plane will touchdown, right here in philadelphia. the final preparations are underway, for pope francis s visit to the nation s capitol. there roads are blocked off, metal fencing going up around national mall and in other locations the pope will visit. while in washington the the pope will speak before a joint session of the congress. of course, work continues here in philadelphia, chopper three over ben franklin parkway today where the stage that will host the pope is taking shape. many arriving today, for the world meeting of families got a very special, gift at the airport. the pennsylvania horticultural society presented visitors passing through terminals b and c with carnations and walking formats of the cities public arts. this warm welcome was intended to give those visiting a great first impression. what we wanted t
lunchtime 71, yesterday our high temperatures will be on the cooler side, low mid 70s. here s you re school day forecast, 8:00 a.m. mud 60 s on the way home from school. little bit more sunshine. up to 73 degrees, there s your forecast, high of 74 for philadelphia, with you at the shore at 72 and still in the 60 s we ll check that out coming up in a few minutes, erika first we got to check on the roads. meisha? let s do that. bring it back over on this side, justin, good morning, happy tuesday. things looking good on the roadways in with a little bit of overnight constructions most projects are clear out of the way nice and fast, here s a look those of you traveling out of jersey, 42 freeway northbound as you approach 295 you can see kind of a steady stream it certainly a volume levels are picking up. a little bit quicker than i would say yesterday at this same time on 42, just make note of that i could indicate we re going to have some earlier congestion levels build may
i don t believe it happened. it is unbelievable. reporter: that is common response from neighbors on this vine i street. we re crying. we don t have any issues, police have never been here before for anything here and it was just, shock. reporter: shock over a senseless crime that devastated a family, during this holiday season. now police are calling this a domestic disturbance but they are not giving a specific motive for these killings. meanwhile neighbors say two victims in this case were marshall s girlfriend, and her son, police, not releasing their names. we re live in hatfield i m greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness news . greg, thank you. lets look the a the the weather now and get those umbrellas ready after a cold start to the day the rain is moving into parts of the area. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the sky deck with more, kate, any rain drops out there. just a few, not quite enough i need umbrella just yet but definitely feeling drop starting to m