right flu, though, we do want to check in with carol for more on the leftovers this wintery mess we're dealing with this morning. >> we're on the downward slide. >> yes slide. >> literally. downward slide, because, the storm is over the snow is over, but we are in the icy part of this now these temperatures around the freezing mark, we've seen rain come down on this frozen grounds, and that is leading to ice. 34 degrees right now, middle township high school cape may courthouse, don't goo by the 34 and go oh, fine, we're over freezing, not a problem. because it still is. that's what you're going to be finding out there this morning. storm scan3 the rain, which is falling now is in new jersey, it is leaving new jersey, but it is not out of there, yet.

that's why we continue with some of these warnings in the area. we have 34 in philadelphia, 34 millville, 34 in wilmington, 32 degrees in trenton and it is not raining or snowing or anything else through allentown, developed temperatures well below the freezing mark, anything out there has frozen. we continue with our winter storm warnings in philadelphia until 9:00 this morning, and there is a freezing rain advisory south of that, notice the purple color, and that's through atlantic cumberland and kent county, that is where you're going to be finding the possibility of some freezing rain, and i think really any place that you're out this morning, with these temperatures, the way they are, so close to freezing, you just don't know whether it is ice or just wet assuming it ice, because in many cases that's exactly what it is. by noon, we're at 38 degrees, hoping to get to 40 degrees today, and maybe 41, too in some spots but in some spots all a stop in the upper 30's, in any case, we push out this weather, and we're going to be looking for some breaks in this action, by the time we get to 10:00 o'clock this

morning, with some sunshine, hopefully, starting to find this little bit. we do find these temperatures above freezing today, that will help, but there is a refreeze coming, we drop down to 19 degrees tonight. how cold will tomorrow be? will it be dry? we'll answer those questions coming up. nicole? >> all right carol thank you. well that winter storm that carol was just mentioning has left its mark across the delaware vale, shovels out in full force as the clean up slowly began last night. and snow quickly covering roads, creating treacherous conditions we've been mentioning all morning long this cab fishtailing down market street. also slip have i for people walking as well as the snow began changing over to freezing rain and i'm sure that's also the case this morning. our eye on the storm coverage continues on kelly drive now. from snow, to freezing rain, to just plane rain, residents are waking to up wintery mess this morning. cherry gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" 1006 is live now with an update on conditions. good morning cherry, how is

it looking right now? >> good morning, nicole. looking little bit better, looking little better, starting to wake up here, on kelly drive. we saw less than handful of runners, diehard running through the slippery slush here. and you can really slip and slide here because that snow and that ice/rain sort of turned sidewalks into pretty much a sheet of ice. and it is very dangerous they actually brought plow out. >> crews have been out overnight, treating the roads a lot of the main roads most of the main roads have, been treated but the side streets are still pretty bad. do you have drive slone you can just slide right through a stop sign, or red light. and you're walking along the sidewalks, you have to be careful, because there are these big ice puddles along the curb line, and at the end of every street. and back here, live, as people are sort of getting dressed for church, i would say, glove

weather, scarf weather hat weather, even though i don't have a hat on, and definitely boots. because as you can see, it is very icy and these cars are just sort of slipping, but big ice puddles here, so this is definitely not something that the ladies want to wear heals with, and as far as the men i wouldn't wear dress shoes i would just wear boots something with a rugged bottom. because you do not want to slip and fall on your way to church. i mean, there would be a loft prayers being said if you get there, and you're a little sore, so be careful as you walk and good luck this morning. live on kelly drive, cherry graying, "kyw news radio", "eyewitness news". >> thanks for the heads up, we appreciate it. and of course we're not the only ones dealing with a winter mess this weekend. snow ice and sleet extends from the northeast to the midwest even in the south. >> many other streets in charleston, west virginia

saturday. >> in washington, d.c. the winter storm brought play time in the snow. patriotic backgrounds madison county alabama, a jackknife tractor-trailer summoned police as light snow began to fall. the storm is making driving treacherous, across a large chunk of the eastern half of the country. about 70 miles east of cleveland, on lake erie, no one's going anywhere. the arthur anderson freight is her stuck in ice up to 10 feet thick. the coast guard is work to go free the crew of ten. >> lake michigan is more than half covered with ice, the second year in a row that much of the great lakes have been frozen over. >> cool to see how the waves form, and almost looks like mountains almost that you look across. so pretty unique. >> on the hudson river in new york city the ice is starting to melt, now that record breaking low temperatures have thawed replaced by several inches of snow, falling saturday afternoon. some new yorkers say this winter is going to the dogs. >> they love to play in it.

they get energized. >> the storm is clearing out of most areas, by sunday morning. wendy gillette, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and developing right now terror group al shabab releases video calling foray tax on shopping malls in canada, the uk, and here in the united states. in that video the group linked to al quaida mentions the mall of america in minnesota and the west edmonton mall in alberta, canada. now both malls say they've beefed up secure any response to the threat, the somalia based militants claimed responsibility for that 2013 attack you may recall at the west gate mall in my robe i kenya, it left more than 06 people dead. now, last year the united states launched an air strike in somalia that killed the al shabab leader. terror group later replaced him, vowed to avenge his death. a sad update for you now on the story we first told you about yesterday morning on "eyewitness news". we now know two children died

in a house fire, in orange, new jersey. one of those children is being called a hero, for helping her brother escape the flames. steve langford from our sister station cbs2 in new york has the details. >> we looked up. it was two kids up there. >> young children, trapped on the third floor of this home, as the fire roars, their only hope to jump. >> so they was waiving. so we like yo jump, you know what i mean, they ain't jump, but the little sister she threw her brother out. >> darryl mayfield said he helped catch the little boy as he tumbled to safety. >> i felt the heat here, so i can just imagine like what they were going through. >> there are, in fact, two more children still left on the third floor in the middle of this inferno, six year old jada, and zion just a year old. >> blaze, kept blazing out everybody just started going crazy, yelling, because the other kids was still in the house. >> she put her little brother out, and she like disappeared back into the fire.

>> perhaps out of fear, perhaps because she couldn't leave her baby brother behind, both perished in the third floor bedroom. their mother had just left for the bus station to visit relatives down south witnesses say. >> they called at the bus station, she came back. and she freak out like. >> the fire so powerful the home now set to be demolished. >> we are no less than five people in the house, and i believe three were treated at the hospital at saint barn bus hospital for burn wounds, wounds associated with jumping out of the window, a well. >> that was my bedroom right there at the top right there in the front. >> tara williams at the scene the morning after because she and her sister had once lived in the same house. >> if you were trapped on the third floor in a fire in that house, what would it be like? >> i would be dead. >> heart break for two little children, one of whom's last act was pushing her brother to safety, in orange, new jersey, steve langford, cbs2 news. oh so, so sad. we do have breaking news to

share with you, in cheney, delaware county. fire rips through dormatory at cheney university. student were awake ends to sirens, smoke detectors, going off inside that building around 6:30 this morning. this picture was posted to twitter by a student there shows smoke billowing out of the building, you can see there, firefighters though we want to mention are on scene right now so far there are no reports of any injuries. we will update you on the story, as new details come into the cbs-3 news room. right now, though, two alarm fire at apartment complex, forces dozens out into the cold in lindenwold, camden county. flames tore through the emerald ridge amounts on gibbsboro road 3:00 yesterday morning. firefighters arrived to find flames shooting from the roof of that building. they were able to quickly contain the fire, despite battling the extreme cold. >> try and just do the best we can do, with what we have at that time. luckily, the winds have died down, so that wasn't a contributing factor. >> four units were damaged and

there were no injuries. so some good news there. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> the cold weather is to blame for a water main break in philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood. after hours of repairs service was restored to around 100 homes on the 30-hundred block of tulip street. it snapped just before 9:00 yesterday morning. water poured into the basement of at least ten homes there. >> this is a brutal time of year, you know, certainly the temperatures not helping the water temperature going through the mains is extremely cold breaking many mains around the city. and, you know, we ask for patience as we get out there and make repairs as quickly as we can. >> the red cross helped families displaced by that water main break. 8:10 right now. snow ice rain, little bit of everything pretty much over the past 24 hours. carol is coming back to tell us when that wet weather will come to an end and also, about an arctic blast as they call it, making a come back for the work week. going to be chilly yet again.

we'll be right back.

>> many of the "eyewitness news" viewers sent in favorite photos from saturday's storm john in cherry hill had busy evening of shovel, you can see the shovel there all burried in that snow. and now he's just waiting for the rain to wash the snow away. >> and hey look at this eyewitness pick from ann in bellmawr. she says, when it snows, why not make snow art? >> still kids had plenty of fun, turnersville, gloucester county, were having a blast in their snow tubes. getting some good speed there

too. >> and remember, we do love to connect with you and have you connect with us, during winter storms. you pretty much help us tell the story. so sends in your snow photos, your videos, and also, always use the hashtag cbs-3 storm. right now, we send it over to carol for more on this mess. carol? >> well, we're on the improving trends. we have an improved -- we haven't improved yet nicole, but on that path. look how cloudy it is, however. those clouds are low over the city of philadelphia, we've got some snow, we've got some ice on the ground, and it looks like a winter wonderland, particularly out in kutztown. look at this. 26 degrees, at the kutztown area middle school. but, pretty look, if you like that wintery look. who does this time of the winter. >> but, many people might. 26 degrees, the temperature out there. gray skies also, in kutztown, we need to brighten these skies up. now, one thing that we're finding, the rain that's falling now is starting to leave the area. it is still here, however so

be very careful where ever you are. driving through south jersey, and even through philadelphia, or points north and west, where you're not looking at any precipitation actually, falling right now the grounds is already frozen, we've already seen rain through there, we've seen snow, and that's a problem obviously ann evans has been talking about it all morning, if you walk out your door, you probably have encountered it, as women. twenty-seven in allentown, 30 in reading. 34 degrees out at the airport in philadelphia, it is 32 trenton, 33 degrees in wilmington. temperatures are too close to the freezing mark, for anybody's comfort. two things to get from this, though, as we wide then view out. notice, how much warmer the air is to the south. we would like to tap into some of that. but, look how cold it is back to the west. we're going to be slightly warmer today and then our weather tomorrow, coming from this direction and it will be cold again. upper teens tonight through philadelphia, and only in the two's tomorrow for highs. the 24-hour temperature change, these aren't the temperatures right now. this is the change in the

temperature in the last 24 hours. it is 18 degrees warmer here in philadelphia, it is 30 degrees warmer in millville, right now than it was yesterday morning at this point. obviously, the air mass did warm up. it is the ground that hasn't done anything. and the ground has remained frozen, and that's why we continue with the winter storm warning through the philadelphia area until 9:00 this morning and the freezing rain advisory for atlantic cumberland and kent county down in delaware. this is again until 9:00 because even though the air is starting to warm up, the ground is very slow to follow. so we will be finding the threat of the freezing rain continuing. the rain itself starts to move out of here, do we see it at 11:00 this morning? >> cold night tonight. tomorrow doesn't look all that bad. just in the 20's, tuesday also, in the 20's. but, today the warmest day

that we're going to be finding. hopefully get temperatures to 40 degrees, little bit later on this afternoon which will help shoveling some of the slushy heavy snow that is out there? forty-two, 32 in the poconos remember first thing this morning, that we do have that freezing rain in spots the temperatures too close for comfort, take it easy, 40 degrees for our temperature, tonight, we drop down to 19 degrees . >> chill down the next couple every days, but quieter around here. twenty-five tomorrow afternoonment monday night into tuesday morning 7 degrees, we are really into it again, 26 on tuesday wednesday, we could be at 38 degrees thursday, 25, but it is just going to be cold around here. >> the cold last 67 years seems like, really, had a lot of cars frozen solid. and, you know what that does? it makes a business at triple

a red hot. >> what is under that black cover, the battery the key to starting your car. will it be go or no? >> no crank, or you have slow cranking, or sometimes you just have nothing. >> nothing but a car with a dead battery. but the record number of them this week for triple a mid-atlantic doesn't have to be your ride. some tips: >> when you park it for the night you should cut the heat off, if you have wiper blades on, cut it off and cut the radio off. >> accessories off before turning on leaves more voltage for the battery to be able to start the car. get the battery check for power. batteries last about three years. needing jumps indicates a battery about to totally call it quits. triple a says new battery costs around $130. the price to pay to avoid the other price. turning into an icicle while you and your car wait for help may be far from home. >> and, triple a is offering free battery checks. and it is a really good thing to do. and if your car has needs add

jump start you really need to pay attention to. that will and in any case, i think the advice, what's turning off all of the accessories, radio wipers, that sort of thing and check the dome light f there is even trunk light on or anything that can drain the battery in the cold, 0 degrees, we will be finding temperatures -- >> even negative's sometimes. >> yes. the battery already has lost 606% of its power. so something to pay attention to. >> good reminder. >> oh, it is. >> to be pro-active. because, you know, i always wait until something happens and then -- >> that's the last thing you. >> the in this casino of weather. >> you don't want to be stranded. >> carol, thank you. let's check in with ann on the roads and the highways, good morning, ann. >> good morning, icy conditions even on our major highways, even though they've been treated we have the rain falling, you heard carol's forecast, she said there is a threat of freezing rain continuing, and we do have foggy conditions as well with grounds so frozen, there is that threat of icy conditions. now, case in point here, 95, between the vine street expressway and penn's landing

southbound lanes right in the middle your screen accident cleared from here, but icy conditions, folks really taking their time. could you see in the area highways, wills good, that's what do you have do this morning. take your time, if you are out and about. if you can wait wait until those temperatures go up, brine solution has a chance to work on our major highways, but until then be very careful, specially secondary neighborhood roadways, on and off-ramps and the area bridges. we will move the traffic cam again, to another icy spot, that's 309 at butler pike in ambler, you can see there is an accident here in the southbound lanes only the center lanes getting by, two lanes block see the icy conditions on the portion of the highway. on to the benjamin franklin bridge mid-span, no delays on the ben franklin, further up 676 southbound, bill accident there, the right shoulder getting by. that is the latest, from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans, now nicole, back to

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and of course, the red carpet. excited for that. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" we'll have this. >> i'm so concerned about getting sick. >> are you a germophobe? worried about hands shaking -- shaking or pumping gas. >> i'm stephanie stahl with the great germ debate. what is silly what's sensible to keep you cold and flu free next. >> looking forward to. that will also, a wide range of goods right at your door in as little as an hour. all it takes is download ago app. consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with a new wave of on demand delivery, that's available right here in our area. and, snow and rain making for slippery conditions out there this morning. carol is back to tell us what you can expect for the rest of your sunday, and also the week ahead. we'll be right back.

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>> let's check in with carol for more on the slop risker slippery mess. >> it is every weekends, too. it is enough already. but, we're sort of closing out this one, this morning with just the remnants of the storm system that dumped between three and as much as almost 7 inches of snow in our area. we pick up 4.8 inches of snow in philadelphia, the most that we've seen anyone day in the philadelphia area, this winter. now, center city, it is even gloomier looking, i didn't even think it was possible, but it is. look how much lower the fog is right now. it is way down on those buildings. and the roads well, they're

not great. so be careful out there. we've got temperature in center city of 34 degrees. out in reading looking at temperatures below the freezing mark. it has pick up snow there too. you can see it is still there. storm scan3 this is moving out, so it is rain now. the atmosphere has warmed up the air temperatures are trying to get above the freezing mark, the problem is the ground has decided to just stay a little colder. that's why some of what you are seeing is coming in freezing on the surface that's called freezing rain, and be careful out there. even in areas where you are not looking at any rain coming down also an area where the grounds is already frozen, and frozen precipitation, on top of that. you can be slipping and sliding, we've been listening to ann evans this morning talk about a lot of problems on the roads secondary roads and your own walkway. thirty-four in philadelphia, right now back down to 32, in trenton, 34 wilmington, 34 millville, atlantic city, those are the areas where it is currently finding precipitation coming down. and that's one of the reasons that the winter weather alerts continue through philadelphia, our areas of south jersey, as well and that's until 9:00.

and there is a freezing rain advisory, in the area shaded in purple. that is for atlantic, cumberland, and kent counties. and that's again until 9:00. be super careful out there. eventually we should be getting to around 40 degrees. some breaks in the skies should be coming later on today. above freezing, at least but for now take it easy, assume whatever you see wet is also frozen. nicole? >> all right carol thanks. our eye on the storm coverage continues on kelly drive right now wintery mix of course creating icy conditions on sidewalk and roadways this morning. as you head out the door, just want to take your time. cherry gregg from our sister radio station, "kyw news radio" 1060, live with an update. and cherry, you said good day to leave the stiletto's at home. break out the boots? >> leave the stiletto's at home. break out the boots with the rugged bottoms. make sure you don't slip and fall. because, it is a slippery mess out here. if you look around, there is ice puddles at the ends of the

sidewalks, there are mounds every ice, and pretty much sidewalk itself is an ice slick. you can kind of see that it has been broken up little bit. there was a plow that came through, and moved this snow around. but it is to has been pretty bad. if you look to the roads crews have been out overnight , treating roadways, the main areas the main roads, have been treated fairly well. but those side streets are still pretty bad. and as folks are sort of slipping and sliding on the sidewalks, they have to skip over these puddles and these mounds every ice but it is still very, very dangerous conditions. i spoke to norm, he's been working, here, and he'll describe what he has seen. >> somewhat icy out here, but really beautiful out here. nice day no breeze, really nice, just little icy for people that are running. >> so you have seen a few runners. >> one. >> and there has only been few diehard runners out, and more and more sort of showing up.

and back out here live, this is not the kind of weather you necessarily want to run in, although, you see few people doing it. and it is definitely not weather you want to try to walk in, but, one thing this kind of snow is good for that's playing in. i've made couple of snowballs this is the perfect type of snow. it makes those nice perfectly round snowballs that you can sort of throw and catch people on their way out or way in. so it is a lot of fun. you can probably make a nice snowman out of this snow, as well. nice, wet and heavy. so, there is a lot of slippery dangerous conditions, because lot of fun to be had later today as it warms up. live on kelly drive cherry gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> so i guess your photographer andy better watch out, cherry? you're armed! she's like i have no idea what you're talking about. let's mover on. from the roads to the air several flights cancelled at philadelphia international airport due to ice and snowy conditions. we see this often.

airline officials anticipate flights will be back up and running by this afternoon. good news there. as for septa several routes are being detoured, check septa's website for list of those. dart also has some route suspensions and detours and new jersey transit is also experiencing detours. >> of course you can head to cbsphilly.com for the latest updates on the snowstorm and any community concellations also, you can always connect with us on social media. just use the hashtag cbs-3 snow. and, happening today, it is your final chance to skate at the new dilworth park ice ring, situated at city hall. this is video from christmas time. attraction opens this morning at 11:00 stays open until 8:00 tonight. admission is $3 for kids, $4 for adults, and there is a 8-dollar rental fee for those skates. also, happening today the final day for penn state student run fundraiser known as thon. this was a look at the dance harmon on campus in university park inside the bryce jordan center it, gannon friday, so this is like a 46-hour thing.

the fundraiser raises millions of dollars in the fight against childhood cancer, thon is build as the largest student run philanthropy. a loft people very passionate about it as well. in the health watch now are you a germophobe? or do you live by the size second rule? nobody wants to get sick. but what makes sense, what doesn't? health reporter stephanie stahl talks to the experts and gets the truth in the great germ debate. >> they're everywhere. invisible bacteria. and viruses on everything from phones doorknobs, to purses and keyboards. >> it is very scary. because i'm so concerned about getting sick. i can't a for the to get sick. >> so the name of the game is avoiding germs. think about all of the hand sanitizer that's around. germophobe's work hard not to get sick. some people hold their breath, when someone else sneezes. does that help? >> absolutely. >> bruce mcleod is a doctor of emergency medicine. >> i think it is kind of sensible. >> when someone else sneezes

tiny droplet of germs fly into the air. >> just trying to reduce the amount of virus that get into your upper respiratory system, that's how you get infected. >> at the gas station many germophobe wash their hands after filling up, which is a good idea. >> they've actually done some colt yours it, turns out that the p.m. that you use in your gas is worse than a toilet seat. >> okay, do you put down the toilet seat lid before you flush? >> yes, we do that, i do that, the kids know to do that. >> when you flush, actually casino of bill owes up. >> yes, there are tiny droplet we can't see that can land elsewhere in your bathroom. >> if you put the seat down, it prevents it from coming up. >> speaking of barmes, in a public rest room, is it better to use paper towels or a dryer? paper towels, because experts say, your hands might not be totally clean after washing paper can help get rid of any remaining germs, and with dryness. >> what happens with that water that's on your hands that has the bacteria on it? it gets blown all over the place. >> but some say the fear of germs can get blown out of

proportion. >> woe. we worry and focus too much about germs. >> doctor herb cushing infectious disease specialist at temple health. he thinks it is even okay to eat food that's fallen on the floor, the five second rule, says it is okay, as long as it is pick up quickly. >> the bacteria are not going to multiply so fast, in 52nd, on the floor, that they'll contaminate whenever you dropped. itit is just not possible. >> are you worried about germs? >> not real. >> i builds up your immunity. >> then handshaking, another germophobe no no. >> we do this. no handshake. >> no handshaking. >> really? >> yes we're very germophobe i can family. >> about doctor cushing says a handshake is fine as long as you keep your hands away from your face, and wash them later. >> and when you wash your hands, make sure to use soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds, and experts say you don't have to use anti-bacterial soap. regular does just fine. stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good to know the 52nd rule still applies. we'll take a short break. we

>> "face the nation" will be coming your way little later this morning, 10:30 here on cbs-3. joining us now with a preview live in washington is the moderator, chief washington correspondent, bob schieffer. bob, good morning to you. hearing about american shopping malls being targeted for terror i am this morning. >> reporter: yep, how are you, nicole? kind of a scary report. it came in yesterday. >> against american shopping malls, we're going to talk to jay johnson, the secretary of homeland security, he ought to know something about this, we'll see what assessment he makes, does he take this seriously, i think he does. we'll get the very latest on that from him. chairman of the senate armed services commit bee, that and the overall question of terrorism. then we're going to talk to the new governor of texas

gregg, as attorney general of texas last year. >> filed federal appeals court, to protect illegal immigrants from deportation. we'll see what he has to say about that. and where he thinks that issue goes from here. so we've got a lot to talk about this morning. >> all right bob she have nerve washington, thanks for the preview. it is 8:42 right now. still to come this morning freezing rain and more rain continuing this morning. there is some warmer weather on the way today. so some good news, don't get used to it though, bitter cold makes a come back, and carol breaks it down for you next. also, the mobile app that lets use he is grocery shop from their mother phones. whether it is acme, super fresh, even the reading terminal market. "3 on your side" shows you how to get your goods delivered in less than an hour, we'll

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>> i set my own schedule each week. and it is very, reflect recall. >> first delivery free. between 3.99 and 5.99 after that. >> again instant cart is zip code based not available in every area yet. in center city, for example instant cartier laws to you shop from acme, super fresh whole foods de bruno brothers, shops in reading terminal market. reporting for "3 on your side", i'm jim donovan. >> cold morning out, there not as cold as we've seen. some of the temperatures some 30 degrees warmer than they were yesterday morning at this point. but, that doesn't mean we're without our problems. weather watchers, up this morning, we find 35 degrees temperature. fire marshall joey, love this guy roads are treacherous careful, the roads are awful out there.

>> another good one, shovel with your knees, not your back. 34 degrees temperature, these comment are really right on target. jason down in middletown, delaware, just because above freezing doesn't mean there is no ice out there. and that is also true. the air may be mild enough, that ground is still frozen, that's the problem. we walk overthrew center city. i can't see you. i can't see you anywhere. where am i? >> so foggy out there still there, of course, but they look gone, because of this dense fog that we're finding out there this morning. >> then down to rehobeth beach. doesn't the boardwalk look lovely? it will be spring eventually. so i'm toll. we have a calendar, what i keep going by. i think we keep edging closer to it on the calendar. storm scan3 still raining through parts of new jersey,

and also through central and southern delaware. temperatures above the freezing mark, find the snow there, often you will be finding it freezing on contact. and that's why it is so dangerous out there this morning, in so many locations. thirty-four in philadelphia, it is 32 in trenton, 34 wilmington, 35 in atlantic city and as jason said, our weather watcher just because the temperatures are above freezing you're not out of the woods on this yet. we continue with the winter storm warnings, through philadelphia our immediate suburbs in pennsylvania, and in new jersey, with a freezing rain advisory for atlantic, cumberland, and kent counties this morning until 9:00. those temperatures are too marginal precipitation is coming down. but it, does start to end. it will be leaving us. and we should be able, hopefully, to find a sun break or two. i'm not guaranteed of that. but, this computer model says we r we'll see. and then, going through tonight, we drop down temperature wise into the

upper teens very cold, re-freeze, definitely an issue tomorrow morning. monday looks okay. sky wise, tuesday looks okay, sky wise, and today temperatures wise, we're hoping for 40 degrees, some areas, couple of degrees, one side, and some areas couple of degrees on the other side. forty-two at the shore, 32 in the poconos we continue with just miserable february we had head today march soon. 40 degrees for our temperature this afternoon, winds coming out of the west about 5 miles an hour with luck we get clearing and help melt some of. >> this that refreeze, definitely going to be an issue, so where ever you find standing water close out the night tonight tomorrow morning, that will be frozen, you may be slipping on that particular roadway, walkway, step, that sort of thing. 19 degrees, cold night with that breeze, bring those pets inside again tonight. and they're giving away free

straw, very much may benefit from getting the free straw at 111 west hunting park, 4:00 to 6:00 today. go over and get. that will but bring the pets inside. that's where they belong in this cold which we return to by monday, high only 27, monday night, into tuesday morning, just 7 degrees. tuesday, 26, 38 on wednesday pretty cold after. that will do you love watching the weather you too can be featured in our newscast by becoming a weather watcher. sign up at cbsphilly.com/watchers. >> 8:50 right now, one last check on the roads and the highways good morning, up. >> good morning, nicole. icy conditions out there. you just heard carol's forecast. again, the grounds is frozen, and you want to wait until the temperatures rise little bit before venturing out. if you have to venture out now, well, just drive very, very carefully. this is i59 southbound between bridge and the betsy ross bridge. see an ambulance we have

accident further down, further in the sound bound lanes between bridge street and the betsy ross bridge, really can see it. but that ambulance coming from that accident scene again people, folks really taking their time this morning on i95. it is reported to be specially icy this morning. we will move the traffic cam to 309 at butler pike, accident just cleared icy conditions, on this portion of butler pike, as well, as you can see. and moving the traffic cam to the ben franklin bridge, where we do have speed re dictions on the ben franklin bridge 25-mile per hour speed reduction on as well as on the walt whitman bridge, the betsy ross talcony palmyra bridge, burlington bristol bridge, commodore barry bridge, all due to icy road conditions. also, a speed re truck seans on the garden state parkway this morning, 35 miles per hour. and, septa says, septa bus routes two seven h suspended due to the weather conditions. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic centerment i'm ann evans now back to you nicole? >> ann thanks.

actress helen won oscar for queen elizabeth ii in the 2006 film queen. as she tells cbs sunday morning lee could you and when she got a chance to meet her majesty in person, she didn't know thousand act. here is a preview of the interview you'll see coming up later on on cbs sunday morning. >> i was paralyzed with fear, embarrassment. >> i got queenites. when you see the queen you become this bad link idiot. you get combineitis. you start saying things like oh, such fun wasn't it? (laughing) you just say these ridiculous things. >> she didn't scare what the queen thought of her portrayal. that's just not done. >> to this day i don't know if she has ever seen it, what she thought of it, or anything. >> still calls london home. she lives here, with her husband, director taylor hatford and spend her time

gardening, when she's not on the road. >> because we move around all the time, i'm forever planting things that i never see flower. >> she's away from home again there is time, new york city. bringing her majesty to broadway. >> you are not thinking about all of your previous piers just naught now. how many of them have there been? >> twelve, the dirty dozen glenn play called the audience. it goes behind the doors of buckingham palace. and into the private meetings between queen elizabeth and her prime ministers. has already won the the olivia award in london's west end. and can't wait to see how it plays to her favorite audience. americans. >> american audiences forward you know? what are you going to do for us. english audiences sit back. what are you going to do for

us. you know? is it very different attitude. >> i love that. takes center stage and uncovering the treasures of hollywood's past, that's on a special oscar addition sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00. dane helen gets queenitis i don't know what that says for the rest of trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment.

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it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. >> it is a mess out there. i know the temperatures look like they're getting under the freezing mark, ground still frozen, and any rain or top melt on top of the ice and the frozen grounds, that is you're going to be slipping and sliding, just heard about all of the accident, that sort of thing. and we've probably not heard of so many of the accidents you might have had in your own driveway, walkway. be real careful. eventually we get to 40 degrees in afternoon hopefully sky breaks up little bit. dense fog out there too. it is just icy out there this morning. tonight, we drop down to

19 degrees. tomorrow just 25 degrees for the high temperature and 7 degrees, on monday night so, very cold, if we go into this next work week. >> very cold, but cleary saw. >> yes quiet cold and quiet. >> all right thanks, carol. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on television. we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. more on charles osgood is next. make it a great day. be safer out there. respect the speed restrictions, just be careful. >> we'll see you later. fill the bird feeders they're hungry too. ♪ ♪ this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com.

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