for lost people. reporter: how will it cause inconvenience for you? oh, man, boy, i ain t going to say that on camera. you re not real happy about. know it will cause me a lot of inconvenience. i m active person y stay in the house. with the strike will keep me in the house. definitely looking hopefully they come up with an agreement before tonight. if not, who knows. reporter: septa really urging people to start planning for this. we do know the bike share program being expand. uber being expanded. contingency plans are being made for university city as well as for the school district. excused absences will be allowed so really a lot of planning is going into this but again negotiations continue to be underway at this hour. no real news to report. we will have more in about an hour from now. guys, back to you. so much to talk about. all right, thank much, brad. lots of hospitals and schools do have a contingency plan should septa workers strike. you can g
forecast. just like yesterday morning, 30s all over the board again. and philadelphia right back to where we were yesterday at this time upper 30s. we re at 38 degrees. allentown barely above freezing at 34 degrees and 36 the temperature in dover. some of us still have dropped below that 32 degree line. vineland at 27 degrees outside. cooling here, we ll typically see that low just a bit after sunrise. meaning that we still have another hour here where temperatures may slip before they ll start to climb once the sun is up. chilly start to your day. but the good news is unlike yesterday, things will be warming better off in the afternoon. freeze warning in place, philadelphia, the i-95 corridor through zell wear and then rate up cape may county as well. these are areas that may not have seen a freezing temperature yet. so the warning is that it s probably going to happen through much of this zone by early this morning. if you have sensitive plants and of course pets bring th
cold out there. 32 now in allentown. reading at 34. northeast philly at 36 degrees and 33 in wilmington. areas like wild wood a little better off. right around the bay temperatures closer to the 40s and 40s. elsewhere all 30s on the map right now. as we move along this morning we will start to see the graduate warm-up. more impressive through the afternoon meaning a warmer afternoon than yesterday. very welcome news across the map. radar and satellite. wider view than the last half hour. scattered clouds to our north. otherwise plenty of clear conditions around our region yet again. plenty of sun in the forecast for your sunday. and current wind speeds yet again not really a big issue. right around 5 to 10 miles per hour. that s going to continue through your afternoon. some light to low end breezy conditions temperatures better off than they were on saturday. so, overall this is a great day to get outside. we ll talk more about the conditions on your sunday. but we re going
the programs you ll see on booktv this weekend. for a complete television schedule. go to booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. and now we kick off the weekend with nathaniel philbrick on the relationship between george washington and benedict arnold. [inaudible conversations] good evening, everyone. good evening. that was good. that was very good. [laughter] thank you all for being here. i m the president of george washington s mount ver. no we are delighted to have you for this installment of the ford evening book talks, and i begin by thank the ford motor company for their enduring partnership with mount vernon. they ve done a great deal for us including endowing this book talk series. i am personally pleased to welcome back nathaniel philbrick. it s his third time he s visited mount vernon in as many years. i asked to introduce him because whenever i do that, i m struck by his bone fee bonafides as a true renai
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
that car walked away from this crash and is in stable condition tonight at a nearby hospital. the car went fast enough that when it hit this parked truck, it went airborne flying into the second story of this hockessin delaware home. total shock. i mean, this is not something you see every day but we at first thought perhaps the tree had fallen. reporter: that home looks to linda brizendine. she was at home when it happened. they were on the other side of the house when the sedan burst through her wall apparently not an easy thing to. it was a nice strong structure. this is not a modern construction. reporter: up it street you can see where it first went wrong. the car laid down tracks as it went off the road headed straight towards the home the resulting crash echoed across the quiet neighborhood. john anderson s wife heard it. she thought we had had a thunderstorm when she heard the crash. reporter: the 27-year-old driver was taken to the hospital and will likel
for the first time today. fox 29 s dave kinchen is live at police headquarters tonight. dave, what are they saying about the boy and his mom? reporter: they re saying they re still in the hospital at this time, and police and family members are telling us that the little boy s condition sadly is grave at this time. police are hoping the community can step up and find the driver. it s a picture that just breaks your heart. two-year-old david alicia and his mother joe feign rivera seen here in happy times both remain hospitalized with major injuries after a devastating hit-and-run right outside their home. on the 2700 block of north mascher street monday evening. investigators say the little boy injuries are so critical he s not expected to survive. a great kid. just really a precious two-year-old. everything you expect in a two-year-old the joy enthusiasm enthusiasm just so tragic and so hard. john lavery runs the lighthouse community center across the street from the a
infinity with two men inside. but they re still working on this investigation. they say they still need help from the public and now everyone is thinking about the victims. two-year-old david alicia and his mother josephine rivera seen her in happy times but both are hospitalized after a traumatizing hit-and-run right outside of their home on the 2700 block of north mascher street monday evening. the little boy s injuries are so critical investigators say he is not expected to survive. a great kid. i mean just really a precious two-year-old. you know everything you expected in a two-year-old that joy and enthusiasm so tragic and so hard hard. john lavery runs the lighthouse community center near the crash scene and spoke very emotional relatives saying the victims are loved by the center. you feel that sense as community of wanting to protect someone so young and precious and innocent and so tragic on so many levels to see a two-year-old. family tells fox 29 off camer
emergency and imposes a curfew as the unrest reignites in ferguson following the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown. good evening, everyone, i m natasha brown. thanks for joining us. there is a renewed calm call that is for calm after protests turn violent again overnight. eyewitness news reporter matt rivers is live in the cbs3 sat center with the developing details for us. matt. natasha, it has been one week since michael brown an unarmed black teenager from ferguson, missouri, was shot and killed by a police officer. and today, officials declared a state of emergency and a temporary curfew for the town as they called for calm. reporter: from 12:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. each night, no one will be allowed to and ferguson s streets. that was the announcement by missouri governor jay nixon late saturday afternoon after days of protests some violent, most peaceful. this is not to silence people of these region. reporter: the press conference was extremely con
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