you ukee ander contact you mentioned that police officer attempting to rescue two adults, a man and woman, both in their 60's from this burning home. unfortunately the flames were just too fierce. look at the the scene here on the 400 block of daily street in south philadelphia and you can see justin tense flames made their way through this home just completely gutting it. also, making that rescue effort just completely impossible cause ago this police officer to suffer some pretty minor burns on his hand. he is treated at temple university hospital and we did speak to executive chief gilliam who says this fire could have been prevented. >> at this time we did not find any indication there were smoke alarms in the home so the message is working smoke alarms for the early notification and helping them get out the weather did not play a part, fire fighters got the in about three minutes made a valiant effort but we do have two people dead.

>> reporter: now, we should mention, of course those deaths could have been prevented. the fire is under investigation. the cold weather, icy conditions, certainly didn't help the the cause out here. it is pretty treacherous even for our crews. i want to mention that the neighboring homes did not sustain damage so that is good news. those residents were allowed back inside of their homes and again, this fire is still being investigated. that is latest live from south philadelphia, nicole brewer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". nicole, thank you. also overnight investigators are searching for the cause of the overnight fire that sent one person to the hospital in germantown. fire fighters arrived at the scene on the 4600 block of green street around 2:00 this morning. the the unresponsive victim found inside is now hospitalized in stable condition. philadelphia police are looking for gunman who held up a fairmount bar overnight. it happened 12:30 at urban sal loon on the 2100 block of fairmount. police say the the suspect got away with a you this dollars

in cash. time for a traffic and weather. here's katie. >> good morning, ukee hi everyone. today will be a quiet start and unsettled finish as we see our next disturbance moving through and that is very, very minor, as far as what it will produce for our area but it will bring our next round of snow. certainly something that is worth mentioning. the lets go ahead ape take you outside first and foremost looking at storm scan three all is quiet for now, we have a nice clear sky for you out there and we will also have a very distinct leading edge of cloud cover there off the to the west. a as we look forward in this forecast here, any of this clear sky will yield for some cloud cover and your actual air temperature is standing in the low 20's at best. so it is a cold start despite the a lighter wind you will still notice how chilly when you walk out the front door this morning. the bundle up for it. it is right where the core of the coal is across the northeast here up into new england where we are still finding that downward motion in the wake of our storm system from the last couple of days. now as we get forward here

expect clouds to eventually take over the sky line and skew that sunlight. you don't to have worry about any snow here guys until later on tonight. would i say earliest it starts to move in would be seven or 8:00 p.m. for the the western most suburbs where we're talking lancaster berks county. if you are finding yourself traveling in central pennsylvania you might see that snow first but it does not get here until later tonight thankfully when a lot of the traffic has been since wound down and we are only talking about modest totals. is there a new storm down the pike here, we will talk more about that later on, vittoria back over to you. right new we're waiting for that rush to wind up and i think on i-95 a little will bit we have just a little bit of. that lets get outside ape take a look traveling on i-95, and, rush hour build, southbound, and, making your way from the northeast down to the vine street expressway. by no means is it the the entire stretch. right new we are seeing high build up of traffic around this area here of girard and i would not be surprised if you saw some a around cottman and

because of to construction zones which narrow you. taking a look at 42 freeway if you are traveling north bound we have a little bit of traffic building approaching the the area of 295. not a full fledge rush but it is building. i thought that was a disabled vehicle. it is not. keep it moving. we have a water main break in cheltenham in the cheltenham area ash born road at oak lane, a the water main break. would i a avoid this area at all cost and for your convenience we have two alternate options tookany creek parkway and cheltenham avenue f you take the the the creek, be careful because that road is windy. i travel on that myself. erika. more breaking news and, north philadelphia. >> it swept in the home and there was gunfire, inside of the vehicle it the looks like. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is on the scene to explain it to us, jan? >> reporter: ukee and erika, oddly enough, philadelphia police didn't even realize this was a double shooting and

deadly shooting at first there, was a man badly injured in the front passenger seat there bleeding from the head and there was another man outside of the car bleeding as well but he was conscious and talking to police and neff said there was a shooting or that they were both hit. just before 1:00 police responded to a car accident in olney this minivan with five men inside crashed in the home at corner of american street and clarkson avenue. when police arrived a 20 year-old man was outside of the van and speaking with police. he and the 21 year-old man was bleeding in the front seat were both taken to the hospital and it wasn't until then that a half an hour later that police found out that there was a homicide. >> what we thought was just an auto accident, turned out to be, a double shooting with one homicide victim. >> reporter: police found out a 21 year old had been shot in the back of the head he was pronounced dead at the scene. he was shot in the hand and the head. he was on the scene police found a gun a and what appears

to be drugs. >> in the front compartment of the minivan we found several vials that appear to contain a green weed like substance. >> reporter: witnesses say three men were spotted running from the area. in the meantime there were five people inside of the home at the time of the crash. in one was injured but this family has to deal with structural damage inside and out. >> some of the stones and some of the bricks have been damaged and the inside of the property, drywall is crack. there is a a crack on the wood floors and the window frame appears to have been displaced . >> reporter: now licenses and inspections had been on the scene checking the structural integrity of the house and they have since left. they said the family can inside. the investigation continues. police say it is likely that the gunfire erupted inside and that is what caused this accident. reporting live from olney this morning, jan carabao for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. "eyewitness news" has learned that vandals made off from merchandise from lulu lemon the store in center city the the site of the partial roof collapse on tuesday. we're told that somebody threw a brick through the glass door and took some clothing. meanwhile one of the women hurt in the partial roof collapse at the walnut street stories giving thanks to her rescuers. bricks from a building next door came crashing down through the roof, while allie freedman and her friend written side the store. friedman said in part on baffle of myself, my husband larry and the rest of our family i wanted to extend my sincere thanks to the unknown people helped me get out from under the ruble of lulu lemon. you are heroes who hell stopped one you didn't know. thank you. for now the stories closed until all of the damage and debris can be cleaned up. we are told bricks fell seven stories from an adjoining high rise. city inspectors were back out on the scene yesterday a as they continued their investigation. workers from that building next door were also on hand to

secure those loose bricks. it has been a surprise to everyone, you know the high wind, and it is a fluke but it is, what it is. >> the the cities licenses and inspections department tells us that neither property had a history of, violations, the store could remain closed through the end of next month, ukee. a philadelphia it sit employee remains behind bars after turning himself into face charges in the vicious beating of a 17 year-old girl. police say 40 year-old damon oliver was caught on cell phone video pummeling the student on a septa will trolley last week. you may remember this. victim told "eyewitness news" that an argument over her backpack bumping in the suspect set him off. oliver's neighbor had this to say about the allegations. >> a coward. any man who touches a girl is a coward, you know i got boys and my son put their hand on a woman there will be a problem. >> we are told oliver works for cities parks and recreation department, he faces reckless endangerment

terroristic threats and simple assault charges. happening today a accused trooper killer eric frein is due in court for a formal arraignment and expected to appear via correctional facility in pike county. frein is charged with first degree murder and other offenses in the september ambush that killed one pennsylvania state trooper, and left another seriously wounded. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. it is 6:09. rather dramatic scene in san francisco to show you where people had to escape this burning building on fire that is coming up. also two men hired to shovel snow in front of the main line home are stopped and questioned by police. they were even told to sit in the snow while they were questioned. now some are asking if this was a case of racial profiling. and president obama comes to philadelphia today, we will have details of his visit on the other side, we will be right back

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president obama heads to philadelphia this evening speaking to house democrats in town for a policy retreat at sheraton in society hill. vice-president biden will address that same group, tomorrow morning. security as you can imagine is going to be tight at the the sheraton as democrats attend this three day meeting. they are working on their agenda which will appeal to middle class voters. pennsylvania congressman bob brady says the retreat will give philadelphia a chance to lobby for next year democratic national convention. >> we just think we have the best city. we have a great tourist attractions, great restaurants, great history, we have great logistics security, everything falls into place. >> now, in addition to philadelphia at convention's short list includes new york city and columbus, ohio. democrats are expect to a

announce their choice in a few weeks. right now 6:13. the president may have to deal with snow later on tonight. >> yes, we all will, in fact. well, at least most of us. northern western half of the region license most prime to see snow accumulation but really modest stuff, foulke. clear skies. leading edge of the cloud. there is your system. i want to take you out to the wide zoom though because i always say this looks can be deceiving on storm scan. this is looks like the big ticket item right new but out toward southwest the beginnings of cloud cover starting to see a new storm take shape, that is where we are looking ahead to as the next much more significant weather impact on our area. sunday afternoon at earliest is when this next storm comes our way but in terms of tonight, seven or 8:00 p.m. and then long gone by this time tomorrow. it is modest. we are talking with a coat to go an inch or two, max out of this storm.

it is not a major system. southern new jersey and delaware just a a rain shower, not a huge deal here. but, nuisance travel is a possibility, through those untreated roadways. you don't need very much in the way of snow to cause slick spots. butler cold on saturday with the wind kick nothing only in the 20's. despite full sunshine. sunday afternoon this next storm will have taken shape and taking aim for our area but final track is very very critical as to how much snow we will see, variety tore great. good morning everyone. we are live on the scene have of the water main break. thinks live chopper three over the scene of the water man break in cheltenham. if you are traveling at the intersection of the ash born road, and oak lane we have a water main break here. here's what is scary. look under this police vehicle. the it is difficult to see through the trees but if you can pick up ever so slightly a a little bit of sheen it is a literally a sheet of ice under the police vehicle here. road is closed at this intersection. if you are looking for an

alternate we will head down to the the maps and give you two options. one to take tookany creek parkway which as a commute are myself in and out of the north east, it can be scary sometimes because it is windy and in weather like this with that water main break out there, it will be slippery. take it easy. cheltenham avenue is a great alternate. we will continue to keep you up date odd that. lets give you an update on rush hour. ben franklin bridge not awful. touch of volume approaching eighth and vine but it is no the severely delayed just yet. we have that shooting in olney or that investigation on going, closing american street between clarkson avenue and olney. mash error olney would be your best alternate, ukee. vittoria, thank you. live picture of the breaking news this morning a deadly fire in south philadelphia. investigators say a police officer suffered burns in an effort to save victims of the row home fire on daily street this morning. two people were killed. also breaking two men were found shot in the head inside of a minivan that crashed into an olney home. one man is dead and the other is in critical condition but expect to survive.

vandals struck and damaged lulu lemon shop at 15th and walnut 36789 women were injured when the roof of the shop collapsed tuesday afternoon. police say someone threw a brick in the shop and took some merchandise. >> we will be right back.

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darnell stokes and colin lucas are both with the memphis grizzlies, and there is in word what this fight was all about, but they were kicked out of the game but there is in word on disciplinary action or possible injuries to those players. once again, young players out there and everybody that is not the the way to do it. >> hate to see that. >> i'm sure there will be a fine and investigation. pennsylvania candy maker could be making the perfect super bowl snack. >> this is so creative, they are having fun at expense of the patriots. check out deflated football made of chocolate. the the company in washington county named it a brady ball, and they claim it is less than 13-pound just like at allegedly deflated balls the paths are a accuse odd using in the afc championship game. they are auctioning that ball off for charity. that is so creative. >> nicely done. >> perfect snack. for your football party. >> just a little less than 13-pound. >> exactly. >> our time is 6:20. local mommies accuse of

stealing money from her children's cub and girl scout troops. that is comingng up. hundreds of fire fighters battle an intense flames in this building in san francisco erupt in the to a fireball. more on that coming up.

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we are watching some snow well over the great lakes region and ohio valley but day or two from our area but it will be our next round of precipitation, thankfully, very modest precipitation, but even this time around, timing isn't too, too terrible. we will take you out to sky cam three an overlay of the philadelphia international current conditions. modest breeze, folks. it is there but in where near

yesterday. 22 degrees. might need to knock five or six or 7 degrees off. that is how it feels. be ready for that. here's that next system we were just talking about. by the time it gets here as early a as seven or 8:00 p.m. through western mess suburbs. that means it will be cold enough to produce accumulation. i'm talking about a coat to go an inch, max. that could produce some tricky travel for tomorrow morning. vittoria. good morning everyone. if you are traveling in the cheltenham section of fill awe will witness a closure there. it is a water main break. this is ash born road at oak lane, traveling in this a area i would advice to you avoid it at all cost with the temperatures we are dealing with some water is freezing on the roadway. even though it is closed surrounding areas could get dicey and icy. tookany creek parkway is your best alternate. we will update you on that and expect rush her delays on i-95 and schuylkill. developing right new fire

fighters in san francisco have spent the the entire night trying to get upper hand on the four alarm apartment fire that is still burning right now. the flames broke out just before 7:00 killing one person and injuring at least six others. authorities say that the building is a complete loss, leaving about 60 people displaced. we now know the cause of the mansion fire in maryland, that claimed six lives. investigators say a electrical fire ignited combustible materials that spread to a 15-foot tall christmas tree. an annapolis couple and four young grandchildren could not escape the flames. now a cbs-3 television exclusive, digital age has brought us an unusual political tactic. a philadelphia city council candidate has purchased domain names and steer potential voters from his opponent to him. kenyatta johnson.com,.net or.org they will take to you a web page on the feibush challenging johnson for his second district council seat.

johnson says he is in the worried. >> i run a clean campaign. this is about issues that matter to the voters that is not the campaign that we operate. >> feibush campaign manager released a statement reading in part our decision to redirect domain names to feiibush.com was a simple measure to let voters know that is there a better option to represent their voice. delaware drivers now have something to smile about, after years of a no smile policy, the dmv will allow anyone renewing their license to grin for their picture. officials say a recent upgrade that includes advance necessary facial recollect are initial technology makes these changes possible. we want to show you mayor nutter behind the wheel of an aston martin at the pennsylvania convention center yesterday to talk about the philadelphia auto show. one of his many responsibilities. you have to drive an a aston martin. this years show epps up this saturday, january the 31st and

runs through february 8th over 700 vehicles on display. tickets are $13, children are six. >> perk of the job there. >> mayor needs some theme music behind him. 6:27. coming up on "eyewitness news" our breaking news a mysterious crash and shooting. >> nicole is on the scene of a deadly fire nicole. >> reporter: yes, that is right ukee ander contact fire crews have left but investigation is just getting started. we are live from south philadelphia the scene of the deadly row home fire. it the is wrong are. they weren't dangerous. they had shovels in their hand? main line woman want answers after two men she hired, to shovel, are stopped and questioned by police and then tell to sit in the snow. speaking of snow, katie is seeing more in the forecast. katie has details and vittoria is checking road when we do traffic and weather together on the three's. when will that snow arrive and who is affected? katie a has

good morning, thanks for waking with us. updating breaking news from south philadelphia where two people were killed in the house fire overnight. a police officer was also hurt trying to rescue them. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is at the scene to bring you up to date, nicole. >> reporter: ukee, i am will's

or toy say that couple both in their 60's are dead as a result of this fire in their south philadelphia row home, and that police officer that attempted to save them had sustained some injuries. it all happened here on the 400 block of daily street in the the south philadelphia. you can see that home just completely gutted here as a result of this fire. flames so intense it made that rescue effort impossible and caused as i mentioned that police officer to suffer minor burns on his hand and being treated at temple university hospital. we have spoke to solute i have chief gilliam who said this fire tragedy may have been prevented had smoke alarms been install. and, the message is, working smoke alarms, for the ollie notification to help get out. the weather did not play a part. fire fighters got here in about three minutes. they made a valiant effort with you we have two confirmed fire deaths.

>> reporter: that is unfortunate news in all of this certainly fire crew did his a great job out here despite the the cold weather and icy conditions. we can tell thaw neighboring homes, did not sustained any damage during this fire, so that is at least a little bit of good news out here on the scene. meanwhile fire investigation still underway and the official causes unknown. that is latest live from south philadelphia, nicole brewer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we have more breaking news philadelphia police are trying to sort out a mystery in olney, officers responded to a minivan crash into a house at north american street and west clarkson avenue. they found two men in the van shot in the head. one was pronounced dead, at einstein hospital. the other is in critical condition. police are looking for three men who ran from that scene. developing right now, isis has given jordan a new deadline to release a woman linked to al qaeda in exchange for a jordan fighter pilot. audio message read by a japanese hostage said female terrorist must be presented at

turkish border by sunset or hostages will be killed. japan says that it is analyzing the latest message. an investigator of the crash of air asia flight 8501 believes the the co pilot was flying the plane when it went down in the java sea. indonesia transportation safety committee thinks the co pilot was at the controls before the jet went into a dangerously fast climb on december 28th. the the panel says the plane was in good condition and the crew was certified. all right. 6:33. going in to the break we were talking about some snow possibly katie. >> there will be a light round that comes through tonight but we are looking all the way ahead to sunday p.m. time frame, for the next of our storm, to take shape. there are question marks that are, a along with that, we will talk about that later in the show but i want to deal with what is going on right now. we have a beautiful view. i love these gorgeous sunrisees especially before the actual wednesday comes over the horizon and we will

sees things brighten up. it creates a picturesque scene out here but boy, it is cold. once we actually see the light cast over the grass there, and at kutztown area middle school you might find more frost than anything but you might need sometime to thaw out windshield perhaps, because that wind is calming down. storm scan three is quiet leading edge of cloud indicating the a approach of the next disturbance and it is just that a minor disturbance that will deliver light snow, coating up to 2 inches, absolute thely a max and mainly from philadelphia on north and west. it will produce nuisance travel especially overnight, we are not talking about a major system here folks. the that is good news as we wrap up our week. sun initially followed up by the clouds as we mentioned and then into tonight i will say no earlier then seven or 8:00 p.m. specific to the western most counties we will see first snow flakes falling and mainly later tonight for everyone else variety tore y. >> thanks, very much katie. we are starting to feel rumbling of a rush hour. lets give you a live idea what

we're talking about. here's the roosevelt boulevard traveling in the southbound direction we are definitely starting to see a few more headlights beyond the area of kelly drive down through the schuylkill expressway. if this is where you are heading in 15 or 20 minutes by the time you get here it will be doublely slow. give yourself more time on the schuylkill westbound we are starting to see that volume pocket building in city a avenue as well. as we look at 202, 202 is fine around the schuylkill expressway no major delays just yet. we are still waiting on it. however, you can definitely see indicated by speed sensors that the rush is upon us. sixteen is your average on i-95 southbound out of the northeast down through the vine street expressway, 26 is your average on the schuylkill. again, we have a westbound pocket eastbound we're seeing that slow down as you a maneuver your way beyond the a area of conshohocken down toward gladwynn. we are still dealing with a water main break if you are traveling in cheltenham closing ashborn road at oak lane. tookany creek parkway or cheltenham avenue two great alternates. no delays for mass transit. the let's head back to the desk.

ukee. controversy in lower merion this morning after a pair of snow shovelers were stopped and questioned by the police. the would the man who hired them believes the officers may have racially profile the the young men. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has that story. >> police pulled up started talking to the boys and then sat them down in the snow. >> reporter: deborah saldonna said she was surprised to see two young man she had just hired to shovel their walk sitting in the the snow ordered not to move by police officers who pulled up and began questioning them. >> i think this is just a little extreme. they are shoveling snow in broad daylight. >> reporter: she says when the the two young men asked to get up from the frozen ground they told her they were ordered to stay put. >> he had asked if he could stand up because it was cold. no, you have to remain seated. >> reporter: when saldonna and her father tried to learn more they were told to go back inside their home. >> they told them sir go back in, we are conducting an investigation. >> reporter: eventually a after what she estimates was about 20 minutes 29 young men

were released. >> they were shaken up. they were pretty shaken up. they were nervous. >> reporter: saldonna says officers then told her young man had been detained because you need a $50 permit to shovel snow in lower merion. >> why do the kid to have sit in the snow? why couldn't they not sit them in the the police car or on our front steps for that matter. i was watching profiling. i think it is wrong. i just think it is wrong. they weren't dangerous. they had shovels in their hands. >> reporter: the superintendent also pointed out that the soliciting ordinance only applies to those who are adults, over the age of 18, so that any young people trying to make extra money trying to shovel snow need not the worry about being stopped by police. in lower merion i'm walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:37 right now. preliminary hearing is scheduled next month for a montgomery county mother charged with stealing thousands of dollars from local cub and girl scout troops. twenty-seven year-old heather

lynn bellford is accused of taking more than $7,000 from her daughter's girl scout troop. investigators say bellford also used the debit card for her son, cub scout pack to buy make up and other expensive items for herself. >> we worked really, really hard for the money. >> we had in money for any of the programs for the kids and really that was what bothered us the most is it wasn't money that parents had donated but it was money that the kid had gone out and earned. >> bellford is charged with multiple counts of theft, receiving stolen property and other related charges. a jury will hear opening statement in the murder trial of patriots tightened, aaron hernandez today. the now 25 years oldies accused of killing football player odin lloyd in 2013. hernandez and two accomplices have pleaded in the guilty in the slaying. ernest wallace and carlos ortiz will be tried separate thely. it is super bowl weekend and there are all sorts of distractions, first tea flight

gate. >> new seahawks running back marshawn lynch speaking out well, sort of. >> you know why i'm here. y'all know why i'm here. you know why i'm here. >> okay. the tuesday lynch told reporters he was at media day to avoid a fine. yesterday he said everybody knew why he was there. now the nfl says he could still be find but not for what he said, rather they say his beast mode cap could be in violation of league rules. you have to explain this one to me. his logo. >> yes, it is just your team that should be up there. it goes back to when i think it was jim mcmahon he had adidas, thing on. stay tune beast mode, measles out break is getting word, we have updated numbers and doctor jen is in the house to answer your questions about the the potentially deadly disease making a come back. whether or not you shohould be worried. also this morning boston strong in the storm and new we are hearing from the man who shoveled all of that snow off

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new england is still digging out from one of the worst winter storms ever recorded. >> when it was all said and done tuesday's monster blizzard slams the region with 3 feet of snow. in auburn, massachusetts cars were completely covered by record setting snowfall, only two other towns in the state shared that distinction. meanwhile a bar tender

from boston is making headlines, chris le danny shoveled off finish line of the boston marathon. he said the marathon finish line is an emblem of the boston strength and quote his favorite place in the whole city. >> i feel very passionate about the idea of just leaving the finish line there. it is something we have done every year for i guess it will be 119 years the boss to be marathon and it is very special to me and didn't think it deserved to be covered under, you know, a all that snow. >> some up there called him a hero but he says that is a title better reserved for people who risk their lives to keep people safe. 6:43. here's traffic and weather together on the three's, katie. >> as we check with our eyewitness weather watcher network we have cold readings on the thermometer across the game. we will go to a list of some of these. steven declemente a whooping 1 degree he sent in over last hour or so, hatboro kyle send nothing 8 degrees. we will get new double digits in some spots here but it is a

very chilly start to the day. david send nothing 15 from clementon, list goes on where it is really cold. one of the the new byes in new jersey, butch sent in 16. you get the the idea. it is just cold outside. you have to be red which a heavy coat. all is calm. you can see beginning of the next disturbance moving in tonight after the evening rush with modest coat to go an inch or so and then we have a next disturbance. it will be the the next big storm. right now it doesn't look like much but that will turn into a very large storm but the the track is incredibly critical for what it brings to us. so it is in the necessarily how much moisture? we know it will have moisture but where does it go? does it stay to the south or take what the current gfs model is picking up moderate snow as it picks up on that interpretation of it and that is highest amounts of snow as it pick up on that track. further east would mean lighter snow fall totals. it would mean storm stays to

the south and we are on the fringe of it and that would mean a couple inches as opposed to more than that. that is what we have our eye on down the pike. the nuisance travel as we will have that modest coat to go an inch or two of snow to deal with vittoria. good morning everyone, right new rush hour you have to deal with is, like that. so traveling on the vine street expressway it is not awful but we are starting to see a few more vehicles out and about. traveling throughout this city anticipate building of traffic. the speaking of the building of traffic traffic is out and about on 76 westbound approaching city a avenue and make your way toward gladwynn in that same pattern. as we continue and move to our wide look at these speed sensors. eighteen on i-95. southbound we are seeing rush hour delay out of the north east in the academy area down through the vine street expressway. eighteen on the schuylkill. backing up southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard, and because of that olney shooting

investigation american street is still closed between clarkson and olney. mash error olney is your best bet. in mass transit, in delays ukee? measles out break that originated in disney landis growing, there are now 95 confirmed cases a and five states, most of them in california. this morning we're learning that air zone ace now monitoring 1,000 people for the the disease. people who were potentially exposed and not been vaccinated are asked to stay home for 21 days or wear mask in public. health officials are urging anyone not vaccinate todd get a measles shot adding that the disease is extremely contagious. >> we have been talking about this all morning. we are wondering how contagious is it. >> why is an illness thought to be wiped out starting to resurface. family physician doctor jen cuddle, joins us now with more. how contagious is this. >> it is very contagious. it really is. measles is so contagious that

if one person has the condition, approximately 90 percent of the people around them will also get measles, if they are in the immune. that is how contagious it is. the virus can live on surfaces and air space where people have believed to have had it for up to two hours. this is a very contagious illness. before we had vaccine three to 4 million people every year in the you had contracted the illness. >> i heard about that. >> it is very common and very contagious. >> it is frustrating. it was wiped out and now it is come back. is that due to the lack of the people getting vaccinations. >> that is partly right. when we say measles was eradicated we feel in the year 2,000, that means there was no continuous spread of the disease for 12 months. but yes we are seeing more cases in the last few years. you ask why? one the of the reasons is some pockets of unvaccinated people. remember measles is very common in other countries and throughout the world. it vice popular with

international travel to travel somewhere, bring it back to the country if there is unvaccinated people, it can spread like wild fire. >> what kind of symptoms. >> i think this is really important to talk about because i think some symptoms can overlap with other conditions that we know of. high fever can really be a hallmark symptoms. running nose, we can get cough, red, watering eyes and characteristic rash that tend to start at the head and travels down toward the feet. >> what are complications when do you get this. >> measles can be very serious. that is why sometimes we don't take it so seriously. we don't see measles as much a as we used to but it can be deadly. consequences include things like pneumonia, ear infections , swelling brain and yes, of the three to 4 million people that used to get measles before we had vaccines four hundred or 500 of them used to die. this can be deadly. i really encourage people, i cannot say it enough how important it is to get

vaccinated. it is so important. >> speaking of which lets get back in the way back machine and some people might in the remember if they have been vaccinated. is there a time lynn when you should in between. >> first of all we have a vaccine, so there is mmr measles, mumps, rubela recommended two doses. the lets say you are in the sure if you are immunized, if you are protect or got the vaccine, your doctor can run a blood test to see are you protect against this. that is really important to to. but the the big take home message here he cannot shout it enough is to make sure to get vaccinated. >> any reasons not to get vaccinated, i know parents are, concern. >> link to autism is considered to be unfounded. benefits are numerous which is protecting people. get vaccinated. if you have questions go talk to your doctor. get those questions answered. >> so glad you are talking to us appreciate it. >> thanks, doctor appreciate it so much. >> 6:49. >> lets give you a live picture from mobile three of

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good morning. glad you are with us. traffic and weather together. here's katie. >> good morning, ukee. hi everybody. we expect to see will we get to torey or me first. >> maybe me first, katie, thank you. >> we are taking a look at 42 freeway, traveling in the north bound direction we will notice those headlights building some rush hour delays as awe approach 295. you are also going to find some volume on the schuylkill expressway, and i-95. so rush hour is building, give yourself some more time. also as we take you now,

yikes, if you are traveling in the area of 422 we are seeing a a heavy eastbound delay build out of the area of trooper and down toward 202. the as we look at our travel times a half an hour southbound object i-95 out of the great northeast down to the vine street expressway. eastbound on the schuylkill a 30 minute commute between blue route and vine and east on 422 that is slow moving traffic. looking good for mass transit. things at the airport are fine. let check wet i, fine. >> sorry to jump the gun on you you there but we are expect to go see next round of light snow to move in later on tonight. here's the spectation. would i say don't worry about anything falling from the sky for western mess suburbs until seven or 8:00 tonight and it will over spread area from west to east. coating to an inch or two max, further south you are, it isn't going to go do very much. meanwhile here's that disturbance moving in. would i say through delaware and southern new jersey it is nothing more than a rain shower guys, back over to you. well, police dog in utah

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good morning. it is thursday, january 29th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." another winter storm barrels across the midwest, and new england is still struggling under mounds of snow. fighting back against the anti-vaccine movement. why parents want schools to ban kids who haven't gotten their measles shots. plus, the big game is just days away. we'll talk to a guy who's been there, former super bowl mvp drew brees on this sunday's matchup and what does he think of the deflated football. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this sets a