eyewitness say mask gunman with automatic weapons barged in the offices that morning. the president of the france has called it a a terrorist attack. the country has raised it terror alert level. now officials a say they will meet in an emergency session and security has been increased at places of worship, media offices shops and transportation locations. cbs news foreign correspondent claire is award tells us that muslims have condemn the satyrical newspaper in the past for publishing characters of the profit mohammad among other controversial sketches. >> this magazine charlie is full of char it tour. that is officers were firebombed after a public a issue that was guest edited by mohammad and they received threats again in 2012 have after publishing caricatures of the profit. the at this stage in one has claimed responsibility for this a attack but we have seen isis videos featuring french fighters calling on fellow french muslims to launch attacks in france and we have also seen isis repeatedly call for so-called lone wolf a attacks. where they have said you don't need to be in touch with or officially part of a terror group to pick up a gun or a knife or a car or whatever you have, at your disposal that can be used as a deadly weapon against the non-believers. >> once again, 12 people have been reportedly killed, including two police officers, when two masked gunman storm the satyrical newspaper from paris. in one has claimed responsibility for the attack.

good morning again everyone, now closer to home we are dealing with a brutal blast, of cold weather. >> health advisors are advising you to limit your time outside. "eyewitness news"; joins us from pennsauken camden count which are that code blue has been just lifted, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: that is right good morning. that is right that code blue has been lifted but it is still pretty darn cold out here. the snow came and went but the cold definitely left behind. make sure you dress and drive, smart. >> some spots are better than others. some are better than others. you have to be careful. >> reporter: yesterday's clip are system left behind slick streets and snow covered sidewalks but for folks in new jersey it is all about the bitter cold. >> i have tights underneath my sweats, i have a t-shirt and two jackets. >> right now i got some pants, i got three sweaters. i just don't got one sweater. >> reporter: and in camden count a a code blue went in effect monday night and continued through 7:00 o'clock wednesday morning. a warning that is issued anytime temperature or wind chill drops to 20 or below. if that is not bad enough some folks say it is bound to get worse. i don't think we will get what we will going to get yet. >> reporter: oh, no. >> i told you i'm a winter person. >> reporter: can you believe he is actually waiting for it to get colder. that makes one of us, that is for sure. we are looking live at route 38 in pensauken, new jersey in camden county. you can see traffic is moving along without any problems, out here. that is the situation on the

main road. if lou in and around your neighborhood you'll find your most messy commute because many of those side streets are still snow covered. many of them went untreated. that is very latest live from camden county nicole brewer "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> okay, get in the truck, warm thoughts, we will get back to you. all right. maywood brownies one of many homeowners who heating oil and it comes at the a cost. this year he is getting more for a lot less. falling fuel prices mean he is paying $2.59 a gallon a dollar last compared to last year. home heating oil delivery coast say they are making more money because they are putting more oil in their tanks. 8:04. lets get traffic and weather together with the temperatures, katie. >> the the temperatures are definitely cold, for sure ukee but they will get a lot colder as we move forward in this forecast. as we look at my hair it is staying put for a change. that means the win has yet to start cranking but it will, as the the day goes on. as if right on cue the breeze starts to kick n it never fails, does it. we do have a little bit to show you on storm scan of note. we have generally clouds thinning. a few clear skies here, and it the sky deck you can notice souping in a few speckles of purple. if you see handful of snow flakes bye-bye lake effect wind and a accumulation, all of this section inflation flying around and in the allentown area wind chill advisory is taking effect this evening, and the wind has yet to really start to crank up, and it the is, a tad bit

breezy to make it feel colder then thermometer reads right now. these are the temperatures we have to go by. when we walk out the door, you need to dress as though it feels like the single digits, because it does, in allentown in trenton, at philly international, feeling in better than 10 degrees. we will hit 26 today. the those wind chills likely don't break out of the teens, and this my friend is just the beginning as we move forward in the forecast it will bottom out later tonight and then tomorrow, it will end up being our coldest day, variety tore y. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning everyone. problem still persists during your rush hour commute. and, and rush hour volume, and take a a shot the at this right here. still in the media. and, in spots and black, snow, and formation. and, a major systems. and, incidents can happen. and, blue route right around the area of route one. we are still trying to recover from that. residual earlier blocking a lane. now you that they are on the shoulder again trying to recover from that volume on top of rush hour. we are dealing with a lot. ninety-five southbound we are dealing with a a lot out of the northeast down to the vine, rush hour and right now all septa regional rail lines are experiencing delays up to 15 minutes. you will need to prepare yourself for that. traveling area bridges earlier speed retrickses have lifted for everyone except commodore barry. ukee. more on our breaking news from montgomery county. swat team is near a home in upper moreland township. a man has barricaded himself

in the house on abby view avenue, and davisville road. they are telling residents to shelter in place, and "eyewitness news" will update that, as the morning continues. winter chill and lack of water supply complicated fighting a fire in bucks county. they got to a large two story home on curly mill road in new britain township. everyone did get out okay but you home is a a total loss. fire fighters have two problems lack of hydrants in that area and below freezing temperatures. >> the main part of it but hose lines freezing up and making it hard on the guys working on the fire. the big thing too is there is a lack of water supply here so we had to truck in water. that made it difficult also to fight the fire. >> bucks county fire marshall is trying to determine how that fire started right now. lakewood police charged a driver for hitting a child crossing the street and disregarding a school bus stop sign. this happened around 5:30 at the intersection of clifton avenue and kerry street. authorities say the eight year-old boy was pinned under the car and dragged 80 feet before the driver stopped. investigators charged michael adler with reckless driving and illegally passing a school bus. developing right now a major break, in the search for missing air asia flight 8501. indonesia's a search and rescue chief says divers and unmanned under the water vehicle did spot a section of the plane's tail in the java a sea. that find is an important one for investigators since the plane's voice and data recorders are stored there. so far, 40 bodies have been

recovered since that plane went down december 28th, with 162 people on board. a suicide bomber had has targeted cadets waiting to enroll in a police academy in yemen. mini bus full of explosives, blew up killing at least 30 people and injuring 40 others. so far no one has claimed responsibility, however, a branch of al qaeda has carried out similar attacks in the past. fbi the is looking for a man who may have information about a explosion near the colorado springs chapter of the naacp. blast happened outside a barber shop next to the group's building. no one was hurt. there was only mine offer damage. fbi spokeswoman says someone placed a gasoline canister next to the device but it did not ignite. nationwide flu out break is getting worse, we will have the latest a as illness spreads in our area. cowboy controversy it continues for governor christie the the new trouble he could soon find himself in. we are not only once in the bit of the british blast we will feel down read balmy in some parts of the country. >> ♪ looking live outside right now, so cold, as you two said you may just feel numb. we are doing traffic and weather together after the break but don't be fooled just because snow is not on the roadways anymore, it is still freezing. >> take care of your pets as well. >> bring them inside if they are not already. >> got that right. >> "the third target" a new

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well, the bitter blast continues to hold a grip of much of the country. crashes are tying up highways, school are closed and crops are in danger. the a as brian web reports are, another round of freezing arctic air will head toward the east coast. >> reporter: school kids in and around chicago are getting a day off thanks to old man winter. chicago public schools and 125 other nearby districts are closed to day because of the a dangerous drop in temperature. forecasters say it will be negative six when students would have been waiting for the cool bus. chicago's mayor says canceling classes was a matter of safety the health and safety of the children. >> reporter: first winter blast of the the new year is forcing much of midwest and northeast into survival mode. in chicago, the temperature may not reach zero on wednesday, with wind chills dropping down to 30 below. >> really cold air core of it coming down as we head through wednesday, across midwest and down to the deep south. it is another one lined up into friday into saturday. more arctic air coming down. >> reporter: some bundled up commuters have already had enough of braving the bitter cold. >> tomorrow we will take the the car to work so i won't freeze waiting for the bus to get the train. >> reporter: with wind gusts expected at 40 miles an hour in some places and more black ice expected on the roads emergency officials are asking drivers to stay at home, and only travel if necessary. in insuring brian web for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. lets check our weather right now. the here's k fell.

>> our weather is looking like the same. the cold air out break is here and it will be reenforced as we heard from eric fischer in the story there it will get reenforced by the weekend. we will go on a modest ebb and flow with these temperatures readings but very cold air already here and we actually are set to bottom out tomorrow. here's is what going on. we have lake effect snow out there. it is not a storm system necessarily but rather just a trough of cold air. you can see the leading edge of it. you can trace it very well. down into the the central plains. basically where ohio river meets the mississippi. but everybody gets in on this. this is something that is really affecting the eastern half of the you had, and when we go next to the wind chill watches, advisories, warning, 30 out there because it spans half of the country. the it is january. we will see this every single winter usually but this is pretty much the first out break like this that we have had. certainly we got through with a pretty dame december. so, it is going to hit you like a rude, awakening for sure. the lets look at these future feels like values. the here's your time. by noon today it is highest feels like temperature i could find for philadelphia basically at noon hour. thirteen. that is best that it will feel. late are tonight as early as 8:00p in m look at how cold it feels. already feeling like zero in the city. rough stuff. make hure you are ready for the. dangerous wind chill values. we will be in that wind chill advisory by the way. we will be bottom out the with the worse of the wind chill at least overnight. so as you are hitting the road around this same time tomorrow, it the is not much

better but it will likely have already been a at its worse. meanwhile, these temperatures won't break out of the teens right through friday. it does appear we do start to see the temperatures rebounding a little bit by friday but they will get knocked down again. twenty-two is the current temperature at the the airport. ten at mount pocono. off to the cold start obviously. clouds are still thick outside middletown shin high school. we can see blanket of snow here. it is 24 degrees. win is beginning to pick up a little bit but here's the thing, go go by these values. you have to factor in the win. you will be just fine. black ice is a bit of a concern and will be for a few days right vittoria. >> black ice today is causing a few accidents or has caused a few accidents and we have another accident to add to the roster. the eastbound on the 30 bypass approaching business route 30. notice an accident compromising the right-hand lane here. traffic is getting by but ever so slowly as they do some maneuvering. it is not so much black ice that we are seeing but it is snow on the roadway in this area. this crunch of snow thaw have you know that feeling when your boots hit and it crunches. but this crunch of snow is making it a very dangerous traffic situation. you will need to give yourself some more time. it is in the only areas like the the 30 bypass that we're seeing those major delays caused by an accident, but take a look at 476. this shot here not too far from route one. if you are traveling in either direction northbound or southbound you will notice activity on the shoulder and also a disabled vehicle that

we have on the shoulder on the the southbound side as well. delays in both directions, rush hour 95, schuylkill regional rails are a experiencing delays. new jersey lawmakers looker nothing to governor chris christie's travel to dallas cowboys games. john wisnieski and and loretta a weinberg suggested probing whether governor violated ethic rules by accepting travel and ticket from do you boys owner jerry jones. governor's office says he is a allowed to accept gifts from friends and that the governor has fully complied with state rules. the jones called christie a's visit good alarm charm and want him in sunday's playoff game at green bay against the packers. new this morning football is coming back to sayreville high school this fall after a hazing scandal ended this past season. the school shut down, the football program last september, when the scandal first broke. several players claimed that the older teammates, sexually assaulted them and inappropriately touched them. the superintendent a announce that had last night's school board meeting that the team will play again this fall. >> i believe very strongly after the past several months that football is a very, very important part have of our athletic programs and of our community. >> seven football players are charged as juveniles as for the the hazing accusations. an your healthwatch this morning, new information about the the growing number of people, suffered with the flu in our area. there are now more than a thousand confirmed cases in delaware. last year at this time, there were only a hundred.

the the pennsylvania department of health, says that there are now nearly 1,000 confirmed flu cases just in montgomery county. abington hospital, they are reportedly in the middle of the hot zone. now you can get all of the information you need on the flu on our web site, there is an overview risk of symptoms and risk factors. there are tips to prevent the flu. go to cbs philly.com, click on health and then flu. youngest mayor in the history of moorestown, burlington county is now in office. "eyewitness news" was there in the building for the swearing n26 year-old council would man vittoria napolitano took the oath of office last night. her husband held the bible during the the oath. township council is four to one republican and represents had majority rotate holding the mayor's seat. mayor napolitano is in her first term and says it is an honor to serve. >> it is very exciting for for me. to have more women in pol tics especially young with man is really important to me and it is something i hope i can be a role model for other young woman who are considering stepping in the political arena. >> the mayor says that her number one priority is passing this years budget, without an increase in taxes. congratulations. we are meeting the volunteer members of a very special group responsible for finding the body of shane montgomery. >> we will tell you why the discovery was incredibly personal for one man coming up. but right now as we go to break we will show you is what coming u up tonight on the cw philly. ♪watching everybody eating♪ ♪what they want all day♪

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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. hi , good morning, i'm ukee washington. an investigation is underway to a fire that destroyed a bucks county home. fire on curly mill road in new britain township happened last night. no one was hurt. it took more than two hours to get the flames under control. fire fighters say a lack of fire hydrants in the area and those sub freezing temperatures made the job, very, very hard. lets talk more about the temperatures. the here's katie, good morning. >> that is our big story at this point. that and the wind chill. that will be settling in. it is not terrible just yet, but it is cold i'll give you that but it will get worse before it can get better unfortunately. so a little bit trigger for a memory of the polar vortex from last year. storm scan three is generally quiet. you can find a few speckles of purple where we have a few flurries flying. we will not see anything that accumulates or does stick but we can see that anytime anywhere today. wind will kick in eventually. 26 degrees is our expect high. we will drop to just eight. that is not a typo. eight tonight. dangerously cold wind chill values that will plumet below zero across the the board. tomorrow is the coldest day but it is pretty darn chilly for standards even right

through sunday with a a little ebb and flow a along the way. next week does look like it will moderate up. good morning everyone. with those temperatures dropping so are your speeds speed are dropping all over the the map because of a rush hour number one but also we have black ice on the roads that is causing incident and i believe weather is causing disable vehicles. seventy-six, traveling westbound, disabled vehicle at montgomery drive on ramp to the schuylkill is causing problems. folks moving around but it is out there. thirty bypass eastbound at business route 130 an extent but you will find delays ukee. next update 8:55. cbs this morning continues in just a bit. for more local news weather traffic and sports you can count on us on the cw philly on these channel we're following breaking news out of paris. amateur video here appears to she part of the attack at offices of a satyrical newspaper called charlie hebco. twelve people are dead, including two police officers. police say mask gunman barged in the offices this morning and they sped off in a vehicle after the attack. the president of france has called it terrorism and the country has raised its terror

alert level to the highest one possible. in one has yet claimed responsibility for this attack. the newspaper had previously been fired bombed in 2011 after printing a series of anti muslim cartoons. the white house says president obama has been briefed on the situation but has not yet spoken with the french president. we will stay on top of this and bring you anymore information as soon as we have been getting it. we have been getting information all morning long. right now snow that came and went and new we are left with this blast have of bitter temperatures. >> good morning, everyone. bun will up if you have to go out. it is dangerously cold outside. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from pennsauken camden county where that code blue advisory has been lifted not too long ago nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning ukee and erika. code blue in camden county lifted as of 7:00 this morning. but it still feels really cold out here. basically if you are heading out this morning and you want to drive smart and dress smart, you can see i'm following my own advice here this morning. i've got the the hat gloves, leg ins and wooly socks. you cannot see those but you have to take my word for it. it depend who you talk to how bad this winter season is looking. >> i didn't really used to hate the this time of the year. now that i'm older and turf do big girl things like go to work and like i can just hide in my room all day that is when i start to had hate it. >> it is not too bad. i don't think we got what we're going to get yet. >> reporter: oh, no. >> i told you i'm a winter person, i'm waiting for it.

>> reporter: so a crazy tyrone, is there more to come. and it really is early in the season. so i'm sure that will prove to be true. you can see route 38, it is looking g the road is pretty clear. motorist are not having much trouble this morning but definitely can get slick. some of the streets, side streets, are still snow covered. so you want to take it the slow. it the is a good reminder to check on those elderly neighbors. maybe your loved ones. just make sure they are dealing with this bitter cold as well as you are. because it is certainly not fun out here. it is frigid. we are live from camden county, nicole brewer "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> nicole, thanks for that look. 8:32. here's katie. >> memories of the polar vortex have begun, right. last year this very aim same time in fact was the last time that we saw temperatures, that are going to get as cold as they will tomorrow. specifically. but, we obviously have some snow from yesterday. it wasn't much but we're not going to see this melt away anytime soon. just two sets of tracks out here at beach patrol headquarters, not too much footprints in the sand or the snow this morning out at the era use beaches and it is not terribly windy yet but that breeze has been creeping up on us. looking at storm can three in the last couple of hours on the loop, things have generally cleared out but look closely over our area there are a few speckles of purple showing up. it is all lake enhanced wind driven snow flakes. you will not see it necessarily stick and fall and accumulate anymore than what we saw yesterday but it might be out there you might see a

few flakes flying. don't be surprise by that. 22 degrees is our actual air temperature at the airport but does feel colder. generally speaking feels no better than teens at any point today. that is what we are dressing for but we do expect to on the thermometer hit 26 degrees. we have a few flurries couple clouds and sun. it is definitely a winter day. by tomorrow, it is even colder. vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning, everyone. it definitely looks like a winter day traveling on the eastbound side of the 30 bypass, we have some of that sunshine out there, it is definitely causing sun glare. we have some snow on the road, and that is adding insult to injure and it looks to be that could have been the cause of an accident. eastbound on the 30 wye pass, a approaching, business route 30, you will net is the activity. traffic is squeezing on by. because of that it is causing quite a delay in that area. give yourself some more time. they have switched up the cameras on us, earlier we were at girard avenue, right around a -- now we're at 95. i'm just going to keep moving. let's say this 95, schuylkill expressway, vine street expressway we're seeing delays on all of them. ninety-five primarily out of the northeast down to the vine. traveling on the schuylkill high volume westbound approaching city avenue out past gladwynn and eastbound around the curve. pennsylvania turnpike we have ab accident on the northeast extension southbound at lansdale affecting the ramp there. be careful of. that also new jersey turnpike southbound at 206, we have an accident, mass transit watch out for delays on regional rail lines. will all regional rail lines of about 15 minutes. ukee. vittoria, thank you.

funeral services for shane montgomery are set for friday, a and this morning we are learning more about a special group of volunteer divers who finally found his body, and brought his family closure. todd quinones has this "eyewitness news" exclusive. >> thinks called the rescue truck. >> reporter: it was 59 year-old diver and y passco who found shane montgomery's body at the bottom of the schuylkill river on saturday. he was wrapping up, running low on air but decided to look a little bit longer. >> i was doing a zigzag pattern, you know, just looking around, and then i came up on shane. it was in a current. so, i held on to him. i put my hand on him so he didn't go away in the current. just because i didn't want to lose him. >> reporter: the the 21 year-old disappeared after leaving a manayunk pub early thanks giving morning. passco volunteers for a group called garden state under water recovery units. they are based in this cramped building in milford number. their budget comes strictly from donations. they pick it up, beyond the region after police and rescue divers have to move on leaving family members no one to turn to help find their loved one. >> we have members that are doctors, that are pharmacists that are plumbers, carpenter. >> reporter: search area in the schuylkill the divers were looking in was about 2,000 feet long, 270 feet wide and a water temperature was about 36 degrees. >> on a good day they could see it, and it is always dangerous. passco new anguish montgomery's family was going through in their search for

shane in 1971, my brother had a boating accident and he died. i necessity what my mom and my dad went through in that time. >> reporter: montgomery's sought out garden state under water recovery unit and thanked them for finding shane. >> they could finally say good bye and they know, it is closure for them. >> reporter: in milford, new jersey, todd quinones for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. your time is 8:37. one of the victims seriously injured in the center sit a tackies breaking his silence. samuel sierra spent a week in the hospital after a beating at 12th and chestnut that nearly cost him his life. surveillance video from december 27th shows sierra walking from his job as a tear blank at tabu bar with their manager. they approached and there was an argument. two men broke a away pummeling sierra causing bleeding in the brain. >> my ears have a ringing sensation, and then my head again just has the physical pain. i hope that they are captured. certainly at the end of the day i would hope they would become better adult but it is still up to them to make decisions like that for themselves. >> if you have any information about this attack you are asked to call the philadelphia police. well, new year in washington is underway and already it is running head on into a veto showdown with the white house. a as mark albert reports it centers around the much delayed, debated keystone oil pipeline. >> reporter: just one day in the new congress,. >> we will look for common

ground both in weather and spirit. >> reporter: has been followed by a looming crash with president obama. >> there will be some pitch battles. >> reporter: republican controlled senate immediately got to work yesterday on a bill that would expedite construction of the canada to texas keystone xr oil pipeline. >> this legislation is about energy, it is about jobs, it is about growing our economy it is about national security. >> reporter: while the bill has its share of democratic supporters, including co sponsor west virginia senator joe mansion, the white house said tuesday that the president will veto. it is not that dip live rent. if this bill pass these congress. the president is vowing to use the power of pen in the final two years of office to defend his other majorrish any ofs as well. republicans also introduced a bill yesterday altering parts of the president's signature health care law. president plans to build on his executive actions object climate change immigration in cuba by highlighting new proposals on home ownership college education and jobs. it is part of the three day multi city tour, beginning today. in washington, mark albert for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. vice-president joe biden meanwhile is known for his loose lips sometime. >> now he has some people talking again. take a look take a look. >> repeat after me do you solemnly swear -- don't repeat after me. >> let's do it again. the vp stole the show at yesterday's senate swearing in ceremonies. he took some hands, told some jokes and declared i like kid

more than people. that was during the two hour photo opportunity. making folks feel at ease smile. still ahead if the new year means new carpeting for your home jim donovan is on your side with what you need to consider before you buy. and then cameras are rolling, as this man confined to a wheelchair after a car accident is a able to move his legs again. we will tell but the experimental treatment offering hope for paraplegics when we come back. as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds so files go out in a snap. don't miss your last chance to get $300 back when you switch to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $300 back. just call 1.888.774.4418 today. >> reporter: flooring expert harry says that carpet cannulas about ten years with proper maintenance. so people don't buy it very often but when they do they often make some simple mistakes. >> one of the things people do is they will take it outside in the natural light and they will try to get the true color. well issue is you don't live outside so carpet will not have the same appearance outside as inside. >> your best betties to lay it down in the room you are having carpet installed and look at it from a distance like walking in the room.

also, be sure to look ate in different lighting. lot it the at night ape during date when the sunnies shining? >> once you have pick your new carpet don't overlook the importance of padding. >> the padding is the the least expensive component of a carpet purchase. so to move from, you know, basic rate pad up to one step up or slightly more dense cushion is very, very minimal dollars. everyone should consider it or at least get the option to buy better cushion. >> reporter: don't forget to ask about any fees for services like hauling away old carpeting and moving furniture. for more advice on buying carpet visit cbs philly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. all right. 8:43. lets get traffic and weather together. good morning katie. >> lets check with our eyewitness weather watcher network. temperatures reading in the teens this morning. the wind has started to kick in out there, and that will make it feel colder for you. we will check in with a few starting off at 14 where jeff moore is reporting sunshine in hatfield but it is definitely cold out there it will get colder before it gets milder too. now lou in the last ten minutes reporting a similar scenario. bright sunshine where he is located. he is in norristown. we have maryland rate wind. virtually none at all. we have a cold front for him as well. we will go out to 18 degrees where ed is reporting a little bit of light snow. he sent that in the the last 15 minutes. 18 degrees. little snow squall. we will take you out to storm scan three and show you what is up. this isn't a storm system but

rather lake wind driven snow that you tend to find this time of the year coming down wind of lake erie. we will zero in on chester county specifically here. we are still finding a couple pockets here east nottingham and anywhere that you see any of those speckles of the purple you will very likely end up with just a few snow flakes. it is no sir going to add to it from yesterday. you can do it, babe, babe it is having a case of what i day sit, tuesday, wednesday. >> wednesday. >> we tried. we will look at the wind chill. what i wanted to show you was the the fact that we are seeing this arctic front dropping through here and that is what not only taking the wind up but it is what will send these temperatures on a nose dive. by this same time tomorrow here's how it feels. brutal brutal stuff, tomorrow is where we will bottom out between 15 to 20 below zero for wind chill values across the poconos and more like sub zero but at least a little closer to zero around say southern new jersey and most of delaware. you're witness weather three day forecast featuring temperatures in the 20's here. we will see some sun and feel that wind and you cannot go by these numbers. you have to factor that in and dress for wind chill rather than the thermometer, vittoria. >> thanks, katie. still keying dealing with schuylkill, vine street expressway, it is rush hour. but also we are still recovering from two earlier accident. one northbound and then one southbound right around the the area of route one here. so if you are traveling with northbound and southbound in this area you have to give yourself more time. still very slow.

net is in that shot and this shot of the 30 bypass we still have some snow, covering some of the roadways, so that is also affecting your rush hour commute and making things slower. with the sunshine that you'll find today will cause sun glare this morning. on the eastbound side of the 30 bypass we are still dealing with an accident not too far from business route 30, compromising one of the lanes here and add to go that delay. also traveling the pennsylvania turnpike the extension, southbound, we have an accident and lansdale that is also causing a little bit of the delay. we have a lane blockage there. all regional real lines across the board are experiencing 15 minute delays. so if you are usually a regional rail commuter make sure that is one area you do give yourself some more time. also, in new jersey we have an accident on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike at route 206, if you are traveling our area bridges, they are not awful. if you are traveling ben franklin bridge, however, i would say expect delays making your way down toward eighth and vine, ukee. quick look at our headlines, breaking news this morning at least 12 people have been killed in a shooting at the offices of a satyrical newspaper in paris. france's president called it a terrorist attack but there have been no claims, of any responsibility, two masked gunman got away. newspaper office was firebombed in 2011 as well after publishing caricatures of mohammed. here at home below freezing temperatures that was just one problem faced by fire fighters battling this house fire in new britain township. fire fighters say that the results of a shortage of fire hydrants, there were no injuries. a driver faces charges

after an eight year-old boy was hit by a car as he got off his school bus in lakewood, ocean county. the boy suffered serious injuries. the driver went through a stop sign and in an tempt to get to the bus. a paralyzed man is able to move. >> it is a all thanks to a correspondent treatment. elizabeth cohen. >> reporter: rorrer calvin was studying to be an engineer when an accident with the drunk driver left him paralyzed below the chest. his doctors told him wow never move his legs again. he was just, 24 years old. but today could change everything. >> good morning. >> reporter: here at the university of louisville, researchers will jolt electricity to calvin's spine using these implanted electrodes. if they figure out the exact right charge calvin's legs will be back under his control. likely get back bowel, bladder and sexual function too. this is called the ring of fire. each one of these red light it has a camera and a sensor. it can pick up even the tiny movement that calvin might make. >> so you are all wired up ready to go. >> ready. >> what are you hoping for. >> hopefully i can pull that string i guess. >> reporter: at first nothing. for two hours the researchers give him jolts of electricity and calvin tries his hard toes move but still nothing. >> does it get frustrating trying combination and combination and in the seeing very much. >> that is science good we

will keep going. >> doctor susan, decides to amp you will voltage and finally the string moves. >> for the first time since his car accident calvin can lift his toe but can he do even better. can he move his entire leg? calvin's doctors change the configuration again and wait. >> you did it. >> yep. >> it works. >> how did that feel. >> pretty awesome. >> you have not moved your legs in two and a half years. did you ever think you would move them again. >> no. >> what did you think when you saw that leg rise up in the air. >> well, i questioned it at first. maybe it didn't happen and i was just hoping dit. >> reporter: when you call your parents in colorado today what will you tell them. >> i will probably mess with them first. they will be pretty exited to hear the big news i think. >> reporter: now that calvin can move his legs his doctors hope one day he will be able to walk again. elizabeth cohen for louisville kentucky. >> that is amazing. >> incredible. >> what is happening right now in modern medicine. >> we have come so far. >> paraplelegic to moving your legs again. >> come so far, great news for the future as well. we will be right back. >> "the third target" a new novel from "new york times" best-selling author, joel c. rosenberg. >> after years of war, the world awaits an era of peace. >> but there is a new threat. >> a dangerous off-shoot of al-qaeda is rising.

>> "the third target" is a novel snatch from today's headlines. get a look inside this thriller with joel c. rosenberg, author of "the 11th lots of shades of blue in this map. it will be one of those days where you have to bundle up but here's how it feels right the now. bear in mind it will in the feel much better than this anytime today as that wind starts to get underway. vittoria. right now we are dealing with sun glare, mixed with some of the black ice situations, that have been causing accident, all day long. so you are still trying to recover on 476 parts of i-95, schuylkill but look at the the 42, an incident is compromising the left hand shoulder and 42 northbound side is delay a approaching creek to 295. very busy in morning. fifteen minute delays for all regional rails for septa. vittoria thanks. a quick reminder for all of how wake up early with us each morning we go on the air at 4:30 a.m. we are bringing you news, weather, traffic and sports and we like to bring it to you extra early. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at cw philly. for more local news weather traffic ape sports we are always on anytime anywhere at cbs philly.com. >> check out talk philly at noon on cbs-3. we will be right back with one more check ofof your traffic and weather together and also your latest headlines. we will be right back.

good morning i'm erika von tiehl. we have an update for you right the new on our breaking news, a man who barricaded himself in a montgomery county house has surrendered to authorities. we have some video from earlier this morning, when a swat team was near that home at abby view avenue and davisville road in upper more land township. that standoff started early this morning and ended about an hour ago. police say that in one was hurt. we will get your forecast and yesterday was snow and today it the is cold temperatures and wind too right, katie. >> absolutely, erika. that is what we are looking at here a real memory jogger for you here of the polar vortex and out breaks of cold air that it brought last year. it has been about a year, almost going on a year since we felt this kind of cold here in the delaware valley. the lets go out there. i want to show you first and foremost on storm scan. it is not a heck of a lot but if you look closely, you can see a few little speckles showing up here of purple. this is snow flakes flying though across our area it is not enough that it will stick or accumulate or add to the totals of yesterday but it will add to the atmosphere of the wintry cold day. later tonight we will bottom out to dangerously cold weather. our low hits eight in the city but will feel like well below zero. that is not just philadelphia but across the board. wind chills take effect and will last us through tomorrow morning, a little ebb and flow

through sunday but it will stick and hold. >> well, it will stay looking like rush hour a bit longer as we rye to recover from earlier incidents. we have an incident on the 42 freeway. if you are traveling in the northbound direction look at this accident here compromising the shoulder partially that left-hand lane. north bound 42 approaching creek road you'll have delays associated with that as well. we will take you to i-95 around 476 we have a disable vehicle behind the bushes there. fuzz are traveling north bound in this area expect delays and expect delays through 95 and schuylkill. that is "eyewitness news" for now talk ring ring! ring ring! progresso! wow soup people, i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh...that's what i'm afraid of. you don't love the dress? i love my sister. 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. discover the power of just one shower. new dove body wash with a breakthrough formula. just one shower gives you softer smoother skin. my skin is really silky smooth. new dove body wash. softer, smoother skin after just one shower. for very dry skin, you need healing. new vaseline intensive care with micro-droplets of vaseline jelly relieves dry skin and moisturizes to heal it in just 5 days. clinically proven. that's the healing power of vaseline. do you want a healthier mouth? plus a whiter smile? you can have both!

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