at the store on the corner of aramingo avenue and ontario street. police say that man fired the shot into the store through a window after employees refuse to let him in. no one was hurt. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev accused in the attack killed three people, injured hundreds more. it could take a while to pick an injury. >> i with his older brother dead, 21 year old dzhokhar tsarnaev stance trial alone on 30 federal charges connecting to the bombings of the 2013 boston marathon. >> three people died that day. hundreds of others suffered some casino of injury. many lost limbs. many of them have wait add long time to see dzhokhar stand trial at least some of them are expected to testify. he has pleaded not guilty to charges against him. deface lawyers by judy clark tried to pin some of the blame on the older brother, died days after the bombings in confrontation with police. because so many people have seen the images, from the first explosion, to the capture of dzhokhar tsarnaev outside of boston, finding impartial jury may take time. >> defense and prosecution will select 12 jurors, and six alternates from a pool of about 1200 people. prosecutors expect that, and the rest of the trial to take about four months, to complete >> also happening today, preliminary hearing scheduled for the man charged with killing a pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another. >> what we can expect in this hearing today? >> that hearing set to begin

in just about an hour time, state will likely present witness testimony as well as evidence they say links frein to the deadly ambush, last fall, all of this will move principal closer possibly to a trial. >> eric frein returns to court monday, where pike county prosecutors will level their case against him before a judge. they are seeking the death penalty. in his hear, we should learn more about the events leading to up and after his capture back on october 30th. >> he has been stripped of his guns, his bombs, and now, his freedom. >> reportedly led to additional charge of terrorism. prosecutor note frein's statement was made after advised of his constitutional right to stay silent and request lawyer. >> was he denied initial access to an attorney? on september 12th, 2014, prosecutors say frein, using a high powered rifle, opened fire outside state police barracks, in pike county killing corporate brian dixon wounding trooper alex douglas and spark ago multi agency manhunt. >> this attack was an ambush, our troopers were leaving the barracks and were shot without warning, and really no chance to defend themselves. >> police caught to up frein in a old airport hangar in pocono township. now, frein has enters not guilty plea in this case, also been jailed since his capture also facing 13 charges in this case, so far. we are live in the sat center, justin finch "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> chill you outside ukee,

good morning happy monday everybody. welcome back to work. welcome back to school. coming off nice long holiday week perhaps, starting to finds winter, making its surge in here. sin we were enjoying relatively milder air us a of late. showing signs every life, i have seen few flurries flying, few of the field cams, but really all looking ahead to today. we got to talk about what's coming tomorrow. notice time stamp future weather, 11:00 p.m. tonight still generally clear but the clouds will be thickening through the overnight and that's as our next clipper system starts to advance in. looks can be a lot worse than the actual bite of this thing. and it is going to be system that i think messes with us, generally, during the daylight hours of tomorrow, but not talking about much more than nuisance amounts although, i guarantee travel delays from it. that said, here's where we stand right now not bad right? this is not factoring in the windchill, however my friend. we in the mid 30's, low 40's, a lot of locations, but you do again have to factor in the wind. that and the fact that temperatures are also going to be declining through the day. so as of 9:00 a.m. we should be at best into the upper 30's notice the drop off, it is gradual granted, but with the winds kicking in, and i can certainly a test to this having been on the skydeck all morning, when the wind blows it really makes it feel awfully chilly. so bundle up, like it will feel a lot colder than the thermometer reads, generally it will feel no better than 209's, looking a led to tomorrow again there will be some snow in the forecast, we will talk more about amounts timing, little later in the show jess, we sent it into you. >> thanks, good morning

everybody, 80:00, a we go out and check out disable vehicle on the schuylkill expressway around the conshohocken curve in the eastbound lanes see some added volume typical of this time of the morning as well. but the disable vehicle you can see with its hazards on taking out the right hands shoulder, westbound lane toward the king of prussia area slow going there as well. now over on the ben franklin bridge all lanes open, stack the entire lent of the bridge from new jersey headed on into philadelphia. and lose that right hand lane, and the eastbound lanes, so if you are headed to jersey only two lanes getting by because of ongoing construction. now, we have accident out in valley forge road, right hands shoulder, 95 starting to slow up northbound lanes from the vine expressway into woodhaven road about 24 minute trip, and 422 eastbound really heavy from oaks into 202 and that will take you about 14 minutes. now, we do have another accident out in west pottsgrove burke street at glass coy street over to the shoulder lansdale doylestown regional rail lines for septa is suspended due to overhead problems. erika, back to you. >> thank you new from overnight, flames tear through a north philadelphia home leaving a family of nine homeless, 3,000 block of north lee street in fairhill. told when firefighters arrived on the scene heavy flames poured from the second floor, fortunately, all nine residents were able to get out safely but their home was a total lost. >> meanwhile, find help missing woman. >> after leaving temple at cottman avenue and shisler

street in rhawn hers. told she has altzheimer's and does not speak english. if you see her you are asked to give police a call. >> twenty-one year old sean montgomery's death has ruled an accident. according to his family. divers pulled shane's body from the schuylkill river saturday, after searching nearly 40 days. he vanished early thanksgiving morning after leaving kildare's irish pub in manayunk. on facebook shane's family thanks supporters and asked for their continued prayers. search teams gathered sane john the batch piss. turse night 5:00 to nine, friday morning before the funeral mass at 10:00 a.m. donations in his name may be sent to the garden state under water recovery aoun knit milford, new jersey or the friends every saint john the baptist. well, new york finest and some, from the philadelphia area, say good-bye to one of their own. >> new york police detective wenjian liu burried after more than 10,000 mourners attended his funeral. lou and his partner detective rafael ramos were shot to death in their police cruiser on december 20th. dozens every police officers showed their support for the officer's family. >> important, part of our responsible, duty, to sustain someone's memory, to sustain our fell end officer's memory so the sacrifice won't be forgot glenn once again hundreds of officers turned their backs on new york mayor bill de blasio, said the mayor supported protesters following police killings, of two african-american american, grand juries did not indict officers, in either case. >> hundreds of people turned

out for rallies to show their support for men and women in blue. their message every peace and appreciation, stretched for blocks. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the story now from chester county. >> message in west chester loud and clear. >> hundreds rally in the streets, old courthouse packed, filling the air with signs, cheers, all for one message. >> blue lives matter. >> sunday's pro-police rally one of until recent weeks reaction to the state of unrest following the killings and controversy in ferguson, and new york, a direct show of appreciation on the same day a nypd police officer was laid to rest, he and his partner ambushed and slain. >> some people put their lives on the line, it is very important to come out and show your support. >> chester county commissioner terrence ferrell joined many officials who came to show solidarity with citizens. >> every law enforcement agency is represented here. because we all work together. >> but the biggest impact may be coming from the smallest person. >> going around here, to support our heroes. >> we found seven year old election i whistler in a crowd handing out thank you cards to the people she calls heroes. >> the military, the veterans, police fire, ambulance anybody that is a hero to her. >> mom karen said it started two years ago she ices her own allowance money to make cards and personally hands them to people who wear the uniform. she has done it more than 2700 times. in return only likes three things. >> happy cries, thank you's smiles. >> simple acts, in a

complicated time. >> the seven year old even started heroon foundation with the help of her mother on facebook, but she does not except donations. reporting from west chester steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> frightening call for nhl coach and his family when their home catches fire. north carolina where fire badly damaged the house of carolina panthers head coach ron riviera. rivera and his family escaped without getting hurt but they're pretty shaken up no doubt. he won big playoff game saturday with charlotte against the arizona cardinals spent five seasons many of you may remember in philadelphia coaching the eagles linebackers, but everybody's okay. >> good to here that. just remarkable story in the midst of tragedy. that's coming up. >> a seven year old girl walks away from a plane crash that killed her family. when we come back we will hear from the man who first helped that little girl. >> plus, imagine seeing your brand new car burst into flames just days after you drove it off the lot. hear from the owner who could only watch it burn. >> ♪ ♪ >> we are going need every little last inch that far sun this week. beautiful shot there down the shore. bitter cold and snow is on the way. it is january folks. here's winter. we'll be right back. >> ♪ ♪ote in your child's lunch box could become a legacy? >> this is the infamous

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>> reporter: at home in rural kentucky larry wilkins finished watching the local evening news when his dog started barking. >> i went to the door and there was a little girl about seven years old crying, not bad, lip quivering pretty good pretty bloody, bloody nose arms and legs were scratched up real bad. and she told me that her mom and dad was dead. >> the seven year old is the only survivor from a friday night plane crash. her mom dad sister and cousin dead, after their small twin engine piper traveling crashed in the woods of win kentucky. the fact the little girl survived is all the more incredible, when considering what she had to do to get help. >> she had just walk three quarters after mile, through very, very rough territory. and she was barefooted. she had one sock on her foot. that was all. and she was dressed for florida, wearing shorts and light little blouse, no coat. >> wilkins said the seven year old likely spot add light on at his house and made her way toward t a kentucky state police officer who also helped the little girl seemed to speak for most when he said -- >> just real a miracle. >> if you could see the terrain, you would realize how incredible it really was. she is a terribly brave little girl. >> wow. that report from nick, the girl by the way now out of the hospital and back home with family in illinois. 8:16. here's your traffic and weather together. >> good morning, ukee, good morning, everybody, a lot of people headed back to work back to school today after nice long break from the holiday. as we take you out here to

where we are still finding very tranquil kins at this hour, you can see the damp sands indicate that something came through here, and of course we all know what that was, the storm that was with us all weekends long. now, why am i taking you all the way out to the passive irk northwest? the clipper system, already here tomorrow. so it is a very fast mover already bringing in some snow across man tan a up into still even at this point alberta canada, where we're actually seeing the clipper originate. thousand gets its name. >> everyone he will, few left over clouds will thin for more sunshine, have the sunglasses ready to go. meanwhile how it feels right now, generally temperatures are about 10 degrees milder, but, you got to factor in the wind on day like this. could be worse. look how brutally cold it feels right now. just outside of the hudson bay area feels like 57 below zero now we are eventually getting in on some of the cold air polar vortex, arctic cold, obviously, but it doesn't look as though it will be anywhere near that harsh we are certainly getting a dose of winter, coating to inch every snow expected by tomorrow in general, just across the board, but locally could see higher amount, best chance for that is further inland, back through central pennsylvania, northwestern portions of our area. >> generally snow comes through daylight hours about there time tomorrow start to see the first flakes flying in here from the clipper moving n meantime today temperatures gradually declining, it feels colder than thermometer reads and the brutal winter chill looks like it is setting up for the rest of the week.

jess, over to you. >> thanks, good morning still problems out zero out on the schuylkill here around the conshohocken can you before disable truck, pushed over into the right hand shoulder, and neither eastbound lanes here, so headed toward the center city area. most of the delay even some normal morning delay here in the web lanes headed toward the king of prussia area as well. over on the roosevelt boulevard, starting to see some slow-age, for lack every better word, southbound lanes every schuylkill expressway. no problems on the northbound lanes as well. do have disable tractor-trailer out in limerick, game farm road and mine run road. pushed over to the right-hand side there 95, northbound, real now problems from the vine street expressway into woodhaven road, but 422 eastbound has been pretty slow predominant part of this morning rush, oaks into 202 12 minute trip there. now septa still suspended due to overhead problems, might want to check if to see if you're affected can set you back quite a bit. >> thanks so much. not what you want to see when you look outside at your brand new car. >> hear from the own here could only watch her car burn just days after driving it off the lot. >> wow. but first here is a look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing on the "cw philly". no matter who you are, if you have type 2 diabetes, you know it can be a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine ... what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription

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>> back to school, back to work. >> kind of time to get back to your old routine like before thanksgiving, going back that far. >> and stick with those resolutions, brand new year. >> make any new resolutions in. >> to phil the ones i made last year. >> that's good. long-term resolution. >> imagine this. go to the car dealership, pick youth your dream suv. less than 24 hours later, it is up in flames. >> shannon has her incredible store. >> i oh, my god. >> captured tens moaned after margaret acock outside her home sunday, to see the 2015 jeep cherokee she had purchased just 36 hours prior, engulfed in flames. >> what did you do? >> i called 911 as she waited for crews to arrive, her dad and brother tried to put the fire out themselves. >> real had i no effect. fire strong. >> everyone was forced to back away even further after the tires exploded. and the windows glass started shattering everywhere. >> i was actually very afraid for my life, for my family's life. standing in the windows up there looking down and the flames were just coming toward us. >> bought the car from the perry dealership. since then had only drive ten twice. once to the park saturday with her family including her newborn nephew. then on sunday morning, she went out to run an errands and minute after arriving home, the suv which had just 50 miles on it caught fire. >> i noticed little smoke smell, but not nothing much. i didn't see anything unusual.

when i went upstairs my brother just looked out the window and he saw the large amount of smoke just coming from the engine. >> following the ordeal, all that remained was a shell and some melted belongings. >> as for the dealer, he came to the scene and gave her a loner car. his ring? >> she was pretty speechless. never expect this when you buy a new car. >> unbelievable. glad everybody's okay, that was shannon handy reporting, >> good morning, updating breaking news, gunman opens fire on port richmond foyer toys "r" us store during attempted robbery. happened just after 6:30 this morning at the aramingo avenue store. police say the man fired a shot through a window, after employees refuse to let him in. he got away on foot, no one was hurt, but stay with us, because we do expect police to release surveillance video that we're toll cam toured the entire incident. right now let's get your forecast with katie in the weather center. >> ukee, return to the winter chill for us out there. and this time around, we are expecting some snow to move in. not today rather, tomorrow. but, in the meantime, when we start things off by taking out to storm scan3, you can still finds few little signs of life out, there but really just cloud cover. none of these little what appears to be snow showers are verifying at the grounds level. although i have seen few flurries flying in the poconos, one and only spot that might finds that. otherwise, spec sun today and temperature to drop. 37 degrees temperature generally what we expect to

find about the a.m. and it will only decrease from there. 23 degrees our expected low tonight with clouds building back in, as our next clipper comes in, that will bring coating to inch maybe locally up to 2 inches every snow more of nuisance tomorrow, but definitely nuisance that jess i have a feeling will have big impact on travel. over to you. >> thankfully here on the schuylkill expressway, an accident, pushed over into the right hand shoulder, this is approaching gulph mills headed eastbound, you can see police activity on the scene trial to -- trying to get that cleaned up and out of the way headed eastbound into the citiment ukee, back to you. >> thank you next update at 85:00, a up next on cbs this this morning the affordable care act one year later for more local news weather traffic and sports we're on the "cw philly" you can find us on these channels. i'm ukee washington, good morning, eveveryone. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste.

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2014 attack killing three people and injuring 260 others. prosecutors allege 21 year old dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother, 26 year old tamerlan tsarnaev planned and carried out the bombings in retaliation for actions in muslim countries. >> has tried to delay and move the case from boston, claim that their client could not get a fair trial here. >> they'll now focus their defense on the relationship between the brothers. >> what this defense wants to show is whether or not this was a young man who was influenced, and under the influence of his older brother, who was the mastermind. >> dzhokhar could face the penalty. during the trial jurors are expected to show videos that shows him placing one of the bombs next to the attacks youngest victim. don champion, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> don tollefson former sportscaster, goes on trial charged with stealing more than $300,000 through various sports charity schemes. last month tollefson with dow his guilty plea and asked for trial delaying, so co-find an attorney to represent him for free. bucks county judge is allowing an attorney to help tollefson defends himself. >> this is just in. one of the new jersey housewives trades in her lavish mansion for a stint in prison. teresa giudice surrendered to hour around 3:00 a.m. she is now serving her 15 month sentence for bank fraud at federal prison in dan berry, connecticut. no more designer duds for awhile her new attire will consist of cackies and polly blend button down shirt. while the reality star is

inside her husband we're toll joel will take care of their four daughters then joe will serve his 41 month sentence after teresa giudice has finished hers. 8:33, we want to see our traffic and weather together. >> happy monday everybody. i think back to work, back to school for a lot of folks today after nice long break so welcome back to it. welcome back to reality that far as well as the winter chill. here it is. and you know after the course of what was pretty dreary weekend, we definitely gun to see skies brighten up. that's some good news. look how the winds is changing right before your very eyes, palmyra cove nature park, city off in the distance, no problems seeing it, do still have residual cloud cover. no poor visibility, issues, like we saw this weekend but that said, notice, some wind driven very light snowflakes showing up, most of which are not verifying at the ground level, but i have already seen couple of flurries flying up in the poconos, so i wouldn't be surprised if you saw that here today. otherwise everybody else can expect some intermittent clouds as things start to clear out. forty degrees in atlantic city and philadelphia, look at the wind pretty strong, and really going to knock those feels-like values back, generally speaking, it feels more like it is easily into the 30's right now, the numbers that you see here, what we're specking at the stroke of 9:00 this morning. and these are values that are gradually just going to be declining with time. even despite the break in the clouds, the sunshine, colder air invading and through the day, we drop on this is the thermometer, goes for everybody. talk of snow you probably heard the rumors, they are true, but light nuisance

rounds of snow beer ' specking. tan generally comes through the day hours tomorrow. so we will be talking more about how much, whether does it get here, certainly who is affected. but beyond this clipper system that bridges the snow, the cold absolutely gets reinforced so we continue to discuss temperatures through the morning as well. jess over to you. >> we have a dent right here, police activity on the scene trying to get that out of the way, and the eastbound lanes approaching gulph mills. could be combination of volume as this also is pushed into the shoulder. not really setting anybody back too much. but we do have an accident, here on the vine street expressway, to the off ramp eastbound schuylkill, police getting on the scene that far right now. see them crashed into that off ramp here, in the median, everybody is slow going trying to get by. we just had a truck here sitting here for quite some time. real narrow pathway there. the eastbound vine street expressway where you see most that far back up. fortunately police activity just arrived. but we do have accident, actually, york road and tearwood road pushed over to the should their disable truck, out in limerick, at game fire road and monday run road. back to you. >> thank you if you're driving the pennsylvania turnpike today your right just got little bit more expensive. tolls on the turnpike increased by 5% yesterday. the rate hike is the same whether you pay with cash or e-zpass, extra mondayly help pay for road construction project. this move comes days after the state's gas tax also jumped by ten sent per gallon.

>> happening today, the fight over the old revel casino in atlantic city returns to court. a bankruptcy court judge will decide if a developer from florida should get a $8 million discount on the property. glenn straub lost original auction with his $95 million bid, but first buyer back out. straub says the auction not run fairly so the price should be cut. >> president obama is back at the white house after vacation in hawaii. >> as michael bert reports the president and fellow democrats, they'll have to deal with the largest republican majority since the great depression. >> president obama returned to the nation's capitol trading in the warmth of hawaii for the part somebody chill of washington. his agenda for the final two years in office will largely be shaped by how much or how little he and the new gop controlled congress can work together. the president has already drawn a line in the sand on key issues. >> republicans seek to take healthcare away from people who just got it. they will meet stiff resistance from me. >> republicans bolstered by their largest house majority since late 1920's, say they plan would be zero quick action on the pipeline. immigration, repealing or reforming the affordable care act. >> we need to do everything we can to try to rain in regulatory onslaught, which is the principal reason that we haven't had the kind of bounce back after the 2008 recession. >> arizona tennessee proposing new policies on home ownership, college education

and jobs, ahead of his state of the union address january 20th. some republican lawmakers on sunday held out an olive branch on issues like tax reform, job creation, and trade agreements. >> you always enter new session of congress with high hopes. >> congress returns on tuesday. in washington, michael bert, for "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> time is 8:37. mover controversy for governor chris christie, after rooting for his favorite team the cowboys, but message from the governor areas brother that might really anger eagles nation. that's coming up. >> also, the case of the missing hockey puck. the blooper that forced goal toy search through his uniform. that's too much. and what is that underneath the house? a big cat gets caught in a tight spot. tell you more on the other side. >> oh, my gosh, old holy handote in your child's lunch box could become a legacy? >> this is the infamous napkin note box. >> for this father, that's exactly what happened. >> something that is going to help my daughter become the great person that she's going to be. >> now his book, "napkin notes," reveals the power we all hold to appreciate life and our relationships through one simple act. on "the 700 >> you won't see two of the calves high profiles labron james has flea and back issues, and uncle drew, irving back tightness. this is the calves only visit

to south philly this season. flyers have lost two straight, and they are getting hit with a league fine as well. league officials say the fly guys violated check i have bargaining agreement by flying to last month's nashville game during christmas break. order to comply with nhl rules. team would have had to fly to tennessee on game day. well yesterday's nfl wilds car playoff game was wild enough. and it still is getting a lot of attention this morning the one referee called interferance on dallas on this line pass play in the fourth quarter, but another referee overruled the first cowboys scored on next poe test to take a lead. boys down ten at the half, came back to win it, 24 to 20, on the greenbay now. the governor of new jersey crisis at this is getting here heat for eating for favorite team the cowboys, mock on social media for his high five attempted and for sharing that awkward hug with cowboys owner jerry jones. governor christie has been seen at all of the cowboys games since they beat the eagles. governor's brother doug may have opened ugly can of worms for his tweet aimed at evening else nation. he wrote the gov has been an eagles fan for his entire live and all of would you sit with the owner of your favorite team in a heartbeat if given the chance. i'm a giant fan we are sitting home for the fourth straight year. eagles fans should worry more about the fact that you're sorry blank team has never won a superbowl and less about who is rooting for which team. end quote. we'll have to wait and see if the governor goes to this week's game in greenbay. let us know what you think about doug's words on facebook

or twitter. well, great saying in last night's panthers capitols game. goalie didn't even know he made t referees made washington capitols goalie braiden holt search through layers every his uniform, and his equipment to find the puck. >> after a minute of searching, convinced the referees to playoff. puck dropped during face-off. how about that? there it is! >> four-three, that was hard shot. >> oh, that's too much. >> went deep. >> you can see, pant off there it was. >> they found it. they found it. >> that's too much. >> hiking trail sign is re-opening today. closed for months while the city of los angeles secured new security gate and sent up new parking rules. idea to prevent people from driving to up close to the sign and clogging up traffic in a nearby neighborhood. but neighbors say they don't think those rules will deter anyone, and they want that trail to stay closed. >> 8:43, we want to check in with katie moment goodness there is week is starting offer bitter colds in much of the country in minneapolis this morning bank sign, see it there negative nine. 9 degrees below zero. parts of minute society, a windchill, just the beginning the agree the windchill 30 to 40 degrees below zero overnight into the morning and later tonight part every minnesota will also be getting some snow. and i'm glad we're staying this now before going to you katie. gives us little bit -- >> perspective exactly. because it is colder, you're right, definately colder even

checking in with the eyewitness weather watchers, than what we saw over the course of the weekend truly more a little dose of spring, than anything. but, now we're starting to get a little bit more reality of more of reality check moving forward in the nor cast, so go to couple of these 36 degrees the temperature currently being reported or at least over the course of the last 40 minutes from nick, he's again out in skippack pa. and we do have at least little sunshine in here graphic there. we take you further out to the south here, michael sending in partly sunny sky 38 degrees for him. he has west wind at 9 miles per hour in bellmawr, new jersey and one down in delaware, 39 degrees, sent in from one of our gold star eyewitness weather watchers i like to call him jason in the last half hour, 39 degrees middletown where there is pretty decent wind blowing in at 17 miles per hour. >> looking at snow in minute society, a same reason we see snow in minute society, a the same reason that we here in the delaware valley will also get some snow. and it is from this guy, a clipper, a lot of times the bark is way worse than the bite on clipper systems when it comes to how it looks on radar, because they typically don't have a loft moisture there is one will not by the time it reaches us and they zip through so quickly that they just don't have enough time to dump very much snow. so eventually it rolls through, not just minnesota but iowa, in through the great lakes, we get in on it by tomorrow. about this same time, i think real when we're going to start to see the first flakes flying. how much are we talking? general very just nuisance variety of coating to inch.

>> find heavier totals because we only expect to up 2 inches give or take in any given location at most. light snow though. good synopsis hereof general coating to inch, mainly daylight hours when it will affect us tomorrow. so again eight nine, tail end of the typical morning rush when it is getting here. i guarantee it will slow you down all it takes is a nuisance to slow things down with the traffic. keep that in mine. by tomorrow temperatures back at 30. again clip their will reinforce the chill. so even colder on wednesday. jess? >> 8:46, checking out the problem on the vine street expressway eastbound where there is actually an accident here on the off ramp toward the schuylkill expressway eastbound. you can see some slow going right behind that scene with police activity on the scene. little bit earlier, it was actually blocking off this ramp completely, everybody to season by to the left, now they pulled it over into the left hand shoulder and that off ramp, still see slow going just behind that scene as well. over on 422 around trooper i back out just little bit so you can see trooper road right there, real slow going it wraps around headed eastbound toward the king of prussia area on 422. no problems really on the opposite lanes headed westbound. we do have an accident, though, on the schuylkill expressway westbound, approaching route 202 that's push over to the showed, police on the scene there trying to get that out of the way as well. on mlk boulevard out bound briar drive disable vehicle push over into the shoulder as well. now, 95 southbound, from woodhaven into the vine street expressway really heavy. thirty-one minutes there.

twelve minutes on 422 eastbound from oaks into 202. ukee, back over to you. >> jess, thank so much. following breaking news this morning. eric frein is in a pocono courtroom right now within the half hour, frein arrived at the pike county courthouse to face charges he killed one pennsylvania state trooper and seriously injured another in an ambush at a tate police barracks in the poconos. frein allude dollars authority for 48 days, before his capture. >> also, breaking right now gunfire at a port richmond toys "r" us store. police say employees at the store arramingo and ontario would not let the suspect in so the man took a shot through the window. there were no injuries. that gunman did get away on foot. >> jury selection gets underway today in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev, the manna cured in deadly boston marathon bombings in 2013. three beam were killed hundreds injured in the bombing. authorities say the process could take several weeks. philadelphia police still on the hundred for the person who gun down limousine driver in cobbs creek. officers arrived at the scene on delancey street saturday night, to find the victim slumped over in a drive seat of his car. he was identified as rodriguez ramirez, driver for the la car and limousine service. a $20,000 reward is being offered in this case. >> a philadelphia police officer is recovering after a dog attack ends with a animal dead. neighbors at 30th ungirds say one dog was trying to get in a gate where another dog was being held. they tried tazing the dog. the dog bit an officer in the arm, the dog was then shot and killed. one man heard it all happen.

>> i heard i think five shots. i say the guy over, there i think they shot the dog. so he came up, up here, then showed me the picture dog dead on the street. >> animal control officers took another dog from that scene. >> well, everyone gets visitors at the holidays, but this is one visitor we can do without. >> fourteen year old like it, but the adults were little lessen theus as i can, you can see, why known lion under a porch in utah. the mountain lion so big, it will be had to be tranquilized few times to get it out. once down, wild officials even allowed people to go and pet it before they removed t i don't know if that was the best choice. >> no, hopefully back out in the wild now. >> hopefully stays out there. >> well, take a look at this guy speaking every unwelcome visitors, police arrested lopez naked inside a home in oregon using the family's hot tub and drinking their liquor. casino of authorities believe but investigators track down his clothes to another home he burglarized earlier. he faces a whole bunch of charges. he'll likely get some free clothes in jail. maybe some stripes. >> no kidding. i can't fathom find that in your own home? >> i know it. got him. busted. >> fans still running to the neither to see the hob it, battle of the five armies final installment of the peter jackson triligy claims the spot for a third week in a row with over $21 million in ticket sales. enter the woods came in second and third place unbroken pulling in more than $18 million. the woman in black two ankle

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to get organized for next year. >> tomorrow morning we'll have five easy tips to follow when putting away your favorite christmas keepsakes to make christmas 2015, i know hard to think about it right now but will make it a breeze, so much easier. and if you're still holding onto your christmas tree today is your chance it recycle it in philadelphia. the sitly take your tree at four different locations starting today then the recycled trees will be used as compose in city parks and land scales the tree recycling program runs through january 17th. putting all of those drop off locations for you on our website cbsphilly.com. katie, i know your tree is still up? >> indeed. trying to stretch the season out as long as i can. >> christmas in july? >> you know, it will be dead by then, i think, you never know. does feel more like the teens the 20's, low 30's right now you know just the beginning folks. it is getting a lot colder through the week. >> i didn't put up a tree so now i don't have to take one down. perfect. accident here on 95 onramp to street road and the southbound lanes, putting in some delays there. >> all right, thanks so much. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". doesn't forget more local news weather traffic and sports we're always on for you at cbs fill. com. >> check out talk philly at on cbs news at 3:00. have a great day. >> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. we have breaking news right now. we have some new video just in of accused trooper killer eric frein arriving to pike county

courthouse for his preliminary hearing. we will show you that video right here. eric frein accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another during a ambush last september. us marshals captured frein in a abandoned airplane hangar 48 days later. he has been held without bail, and faces a long list of charges, including first degree murder. all right, we want your forecast right now time to check in with katie. good morning. >> happy monday everybody. i know this is a day that a lot of people are headed back to work, back to school, after nice long break. we have winter chill to go right along with it for you out there in the wake of the weekend storm, we still even have some very light lake effect snow, most of which isn't actually falling as snow here, it just looks like it is on the radar sometimes looks can be deceiving. do still have clouds, generally speaking going to thin out ends up with some sun, temperatures declining through the day, we drop you back down to the 20's later tonight with clouds rebuilding themselves as our next clipper comes along. by tomorrow coating to inch generally speaking, some spots could pick up 2 inches with the snow, generally moving through during the daylight hours as well. so about this same time tomorrow we start to see the first flakes flying. it reinforces the cold, too so wednesday thursday, we won't break the 20's. >> 10 degrees? i can't take t thanks, katie. just coming up on 9:00 a.m. here, we do have accident scene on 95, on the onramp to street road. so headed southbound where you will see little bit of delay with a lot of activity and tow trucks trying to get it out of the way. vine st. vest way, dealing on the eastbound vine st.

expressway dealing with an accident scene actually pushed over right behind the sign right here, creating some delay, on the eastbound schuylkill ramp, and also on septa, the lansdale-doylestown regional rail line suspended due to overhead problems. erika, back over to you. >> thank you that's "eyewitness news" for now. talk philly coming out at noon on cbs-3 many i'm erika von tiehl. hope you have a great morning. >> we know your new year's resolution. we'll show you how to lose weight and feel great. >> it's your body's first response. >> plus, a message of hope slipped into a lunch box. we'll show you the napkin notes on today's "700 club". >>pat: welcome, folks to this edition of the "700 club". you are going to hear this more, polar vortex. if you live in chicago, it is really going to be cold. >>terry: i'm sure it is, but being from that area. >>pat: the