of the big plans kenny has for the city of brotherly love. and, new this morning, two people escape burning home overnight. now, investigators are trying to determine what sparked those flames. >> good morning, it is monday, january 4th, i'm erika von von tiehl. we check in with justin and meisha a kids, watching at home, don't be like justin, don't ditch your coat, hat and gloves before you head outside. meisha, it is cold out there. >> it is cold, erika, i'm right there with you. justin, i'm shaking my finger and head at you. right now the roadways looking pretty good. we do have very serious accident on the new jersey turnpike, i'm going have updates coming up in just a minute. first, going out to you, roadways nice and dry, which is good. and i hear that we might see some sun despite the cold? >> yes, we will see a lot of sun this week. don't get me wrong. i did bring my coat in today. i think it is just more laziness, just don't feel like putting on when i'm out here for minute or so. but yes, cold, temperatures in the 20's, three's, windchill values in the teens right now some spots. but again, sun today, won't

help things out whole lot. thirty-three is the current air temperature, not factoring the wind at the airport. twenty-seven in allentown, 17 in mount pocono, where you saw snow flying from the snow guns up at jack frost big boulder, and the problem is these temperatures aren't going to climb hot local more from where they are right now. so kind of leveled off already. twenty-six in doylestown, 27 degrees in quakertown, there is the wind. coming in out of the north, 16 miles per hour, sustained in philadelphia. so that's ushering in the arctic air mass when you factor in the wind on exposed skin feels like 23, wilmington, philadelphia, 17. up in the lehigh valley, allentown, these numbers may drop throughout the afternoon as well. then tonight, it will feel like single digits, when you factor in the wind. storm scan3, some clouds rolling on through, lake effect snow showers coming over the mountains every central pennsylvania, some of the flakes might get through here through the morning into the afternoon, don't be surprised if you see passing flurry. so this morning, some sun and clouds, two's and 30's for the temperatures, will keep it in the three's this afternoon. maybe flurry, and it is windy. again, those temperatures

right now just kind of holding steady, in the lower to mid 30's, talk about how long it lasts when i show you the seven day in a few minute shall meisha, a we head over, check the roads. good morning. >> good morning, justin, happen my dan to you, happy monday to all of you at home. just waking up with us we do have fatal crash here in hamilton township. you can see the video behind me playing a lot of flashing lights, people out of their vehicles, crews on site, police, fire, all of them trying to get this cleared out of your way, a pedestrian was hit this morning on the new jersey turnpike, northbound, before 19a the left lane of that outer drive is still blocked. not causing too many slow-downs, but, what we will have is if this doesn't get cleared out of the way soon, a lot of gaper delay as there are still driveable lanes through this area. so, if you can avoid that area, certainly want tonight we have another accident here, 95 south at cottman, pulled all the way out to the right shoulder. experience here even though on the right shoulder g going to get some slow downs, seek some break lights going on because of that, all of the flashing lights and activity there. septa bus route back to their normal boarding location at

69th street transportation center, the west terminal, and that goes into effect today. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. 6:03, right now, philadelphia's 999th mayor will be sworn into office today. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at city hall with more on the inauguration with jim kenney just few hours away, good morning. >> good morning, that's right. the city now just hours away from installing a new mayor, he's south philly born, he says he is city hall tested and eager to get to work. >> former city councilman jim kenney now hours away from taking the oath at philadelphia's 99th mayor. though he will spend today under the spotlight, the south philly born mayor-elect insists it is not entirely his. >> this is not about me. this is not about jim kenney mayor. this is about us as a community. it is not what i am going to do. it is what we're going to do. in order for us to find out what we will do, we need to talk with each other, get with each honor, and move the city

farred together. >> after sweeping the november mayor's race, kenny began assembling his administration, top of his to do list restoring ties between city police and the public and shoring up city schools. >> we want to embrace our schools. we want to deal with and communicate with our principal's our teachers and our parent. >> kinny follows outgoing two term mayor michael nut here sat down with "eyewitness news"'s jessica dean. >> after eight years under michael nutter, philadelphia is what? >> safer, smarter, more sustainable, i think we've helped to make philadelphia a world class city. >> i don't have a loft criticism of the last eight years, i think the nutter administration has done a terrific job, that will continue. >> when asked about his mayor ship, kenny lit up. >> i'm feeling excited. feeling honored, humble. feeling i had this as big responsibility, huge responsibility, and i'm feeling that i'm ready. >> and so we know police and public schools are day one issues for the incoming mayor,

after the inauguration, he will walk down here to city hall for reception, and other traditions, and after that fundraiser and then after that a block party at the convention center. it is invitation only. how much, notice, no black tie gallas on his schedule, that's just what he want, erika, very informal gathering and celebration every his new mayor ship. live here at city hall, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", back to you. >> staying true to the philly roots. thanks so much. as justin mentioned kenly take the oath at 11:00 a.m. watch it here on cbs-3 and on cbsphilly.com. >> new this morning, a fire that damaged a home in gloucester county is under investigation. that call came in just after 1:30 this morning to home on evergreen avenue in pitman. it took ten minute to get that fire under control. two people did get out in time. there are no report of any injuries. >> the eagles disappointing season, it is over, but it did end on high note with a win over the new york giants.

eyewitness sports reporter pat gallen joining us now, at less they won, now turning to the future. what's going to happen next? no chip kelly? >> no chip kelly. really all about the head coach search and of course the quarterback, eagles beat the giants 35-30 sunday, but a win in this instance actually like a lost, that's because by winning the game the eagles fell as many as six spots. >> oh, almost better to have lost it. >> exactly. now will pick 13th. but there is good news. >> we got it see plenty of this on sunday, that's the beautiful eli manning face of course. so it is always fun, always fun when we can break this thing out. >> absolutely. >> one last time for the year, all right. >> so throw that one away. but the eagles season obviously over, that doesn't mean the talk will stop. there will be so much happening this off season, and that begins with finding a head coach. but let's start with the most important position in sport, the quarterback. did the eagles find their future quarterback in sam bradford? last hour i take about the pole i posted on my twitter account where 71% said they

want him back next season. bradford, finished with decent numbers, 19 touchdowns, 14 interceptions, but he really came on during his final seven games. sammy will be a free agent, and he discussed the possibility of getting pat surround mura chance to coach the eagles full time. >> the quarterback head coach relationship is extremely important. in any organization. and obviously, given the history that i had with pat, you know, we were together, my rookie year, then kind of reunited this year. you know, i think it would mean a lot to me. i would love to play for them. i enjoyed playing for them today. obviously, if he is a candidate, then i hope he gets serious consideration. >> so, bradford, casts vote for pat shurmur who the eagles will talk to this week. we also know they've interviewed coach duce staley it happened late last week, and with the season now officially over, coaching is her love jump into high gear. there are two names to look out for: one of which you may know, that is sean peyton,

head coach of the saints. there are rumors he could be let go by the team and a report says if that happens, he'll lead the eagles wish list. the 52 year old peyton won superbowl during the 2009 season, other possibility is adam gates. the offensive coordinator of the chicago bears. he helped make jay cutler viable quarterback in chicago and had previously work with peyton manning in denver. he is just 37 years old, but is a hot coaching candidate right now. and who ever the coach is, likely have to figure out what to do with demarco murray next season. eagles are hoping to see more plays like yesterday, 54-yard touchdown, the longest of his career. murray says he has no regrets. >> no, i don't know what the future will be, and offense, but whatever it is, i'll try to invest in it. >> so that was demarco murray. first before i head over to the touch screen, we have to give out this beautiful fake football here. final time this season. why not give it to sam

bradford? he ended the season high note. i think it is good we give him this fake football. >> also won 71% of your twitter pole. just saying. >> i was shock by that, absolutely shock. but sam bradford, come pick up your football. let's head over to the touch screen here. throw this thing away. so we have some tweets to go over. because i asked about sam bradford, and whether or not he is a viable candidate to be a quarterback of the future. this is, yes, no questions asked, franchise, if needed. this is black label 562, yep, we have no other option. draft the quarterback and find another back up release sanchez. mark sanchez was like the toes of the town last year. what happened to him? next up, we have pappa w, he says, he has a talent and the arm. he needs the coaching to go along with it, so it is possible if gates comes along, obviously sean peyton has work withdrew breeze in the past as well. finally, the don't bring

bradford back, he is good, but not $23 million a year good. it is going to cost the eagles quite a bit of money. i don't know about $23 million, but if he is going to be very expensive, let's face it, not many good quarterbacks out there. will he be back next year? i guess we'll finds out soon. >> we won't see you until next year. >> you got it. >> see you in the fall. hey, eagles fans we spoke with are already looking toward the off season. >> i think they're going to have to make some drastic changes, number one, get better coach than the one we had, two, get some linemen, offensive linemen. that will will make a big difference. will help bradford. i think we'll keep that quarterback. i think he did well today. >> i'm just sad to see the season come to an end. i wish we were going into the playoffs. i just hope next year we find a good coach. >> they need to get a players coach, somebody that the players are inspired to play for. and unfortunately they won today, otherwise they would

have had better draft pick. but players coach. >> all right, still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", armed protesters take over a federal building in oregon. >> constitution, that's what we're up here for, the constitution. >> we'll have the latest on a stand-off, and what they are demanding from the government. also, a dream vacation in new york, turns into a nightmare for a couple from california. after a discusting discovery at a hotel on the upper west side. see what they say ate them alive. coming up. >> ♪ to work, back to school for so many people after the holidays. and it is cold out there, too. we'll check on the roads, and justin checking on for the cast when we come right back. good morning. >> ♪

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>> homes damaged and nutter south the army corpse of engineers is confident the 3500 levy stretching from missouri to the gulf of mexico will hold. back here at home, we are absolutely dealing with arctic blast, the first of the season, really so cold when you walk outside this morning, justin. >> that's right. just not used to it, have to go back to march last year, daytime highs. taking advantage of this arctic air mass, look at that, snow around the clock here, live look at big bowel err, jack frost and big boulder open. with some trails, base up

20 inches. and with the cold dry air, they can crank out about food of snow a night. they'll be able to blow around the clock there, pretty much the next 48 hours or so. so let's check out what's happening. here we go, arctic cold front moving through the region, brinking in cold air from canada. so high temperatures, during the day, five to 10 degrees, below average, we should be low four's this time of year. we'll struggle to mid 30's. now, not terribly cold right now, 20's, low 30's south jersey and delaware, same deal around philadelphia, freezing in palmyra. thirty-three at the airport, 27 allentown and quakertown 17 in mount pocono. could seebeing flurry, otherwise dry conditions today, sunshine. cold high pressure on top of us today, tomorrow, locks in cold air, win even with the sun, struggle to get to low 30's for high on tuesday, and then finally wednesday we start to lift the colder air on out. back to near average for wednesday. thursday, returning, above average.

still dry conditions. windchills, down to the teens, to about 20 this afternoon, and single digits, tonight. that's what's going to feel like. and also tomorrow morning. dropped to the south, allows colder air to move southward, flipped up the pattern what we've been dealing with during the month of december. looks like more frequent shots of cold air through this month. thirty-five, that's it for the high today. tonight, we drop to about 18 for the city then there is the he can tended forecast, little warmer by the end of the week, returning above average. still dry, next chance for rain, late friday into saturday. >> okay, at least we tried. >> the roads this morning? >> it has been busy, holiday season behind us, so everyone leaving their homes, getting back to work, a lot of people leaving early this morning, yes, have seen some accidents out there this morning, this is one of them. fifty-nine southbound at cottman, pulled offer to the right shoulder there. was disable vehicle here, blocking the right lane.

that's since been cleared. now, just the accident pulled all the way off to the shoulderment take a look at how busy it is here looking incredibly busy. not traveling at posted speeds any more. a loft brake lights going on. if you are just thinking about taking 95, south at cottman, you might want to give yourself couple of extra minute. a look at the schuylkill, eastbound direction, city avenue looking good. westbound, eastbound and westbound just starting to heat up. so soon you will probably be traveling just slightly less than posted speeds. and also, this is also where we have another disable vehicle 95 south at girard, cleared vehicle a loft incident out there. this accident to let you know has all been cleared that accident on the new jersey turnpike great news for those of you in that area. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, a thank you. have to dig little deep near your pock threats morning driving the pennsylvania turnpike. tolls now 6% higher, for both e-zpass and cash customers. how much, e-zpass customers still pay 35% less than those

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cbs news correspondent, brian web, has a story. >> malitia members armed with guns, and walky-talkies are guarding the national wildlife remuage in oregon for second straight night. group says the lands belongs to local resident, and managers at the federal refuge, have been trying to push nearby ranchers out. leading the occupation, urging more malitia members to join their cause. he posted this video, on facebook. >> we've got good numbers. but there is a lot to do. and we will eventually get tired if we do not have helped. >> the group grab control of the compound saturday after peaceful protest in the nearby town of burn, to protest the prison sentences of local ranchers, dwight and steven hammond. hammonds convicted of harrison after start wag they called controlled burns on their ranch in 2001 and 2006. they served time, but a judge

recently ordered the two back to prison. >> it is not about me. it is about america. and somehow we got to get the wheels back on this wagon, because they're flying offer. >> the controversy has reignited a decades long dispute over public land rights. fbi spokesperson says they're working with local law enforcement to bring a peaceful resolution to the stand-off at the refuge. brian web, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". still ahead this morning: find out what's next in the defemation lawsuit filed against bill cosby. >> also, dreams every getting rich quick. the powerball jackpot now one of the biggest in the game's history. details on the drawing. >> oh, and justin, you absolutely need that heavy coat this morning, right? >> that's right. talking about our first hit of true arctic air into the delaware valley for the season. we will talk about how long it lasts, coming up in the eyewitness weather forecast.

>> federal judge denied a motion to throw out subpoena requiring the testimony of camille cosby. she will be remember by a lawyer, by someone who claims

they sexually assaulted them decades ago. >> looking right now at the final resting place for the sunken ship el pharaoh. ntsb released this video. cargo ship sang last october after getting caught in a hurricane on its way to san juan. all 33 people on board died. the ntsb may launch another search to look for the black box. >> 6:26 right now. getting a look at some unusual art this morning, from an unusual pager. pair of paintings, pachyderms, were working on their canvas yesterday at the tokyo zoo. the artistic elephants are apparently gathering some inspiration from their surroundingsment look at. that will they are good. one, this is the year of the monkey according to the chinese horoscope. another elephant there, crippled his own name in japanese. little help from the handlers perhaps? hum. talented. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", president obama tackles gun control. action he is expected to take before leaving offers.

>> and, mark zuckerberg new years resolution, how to could make him more like iron man if he meet his goal. meisha? >> ninety-five southbound at cottman, an accident here causing some delays. but that's not the only one. i'll have up the dates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs "eyewitness news" will be right back.

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from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning, oh, it is january, and finally, feeling like winter. waking to up an arctic chill, really knocks your socks off once you get out of bed in the morning, so cold out, there so slow, in december, now this is shock to the system, justin. >> it is. benefitting up in the mountains, cranking out the snow. this is ideal, you know, cold,

dry, so they can make snow around the clock, skiers and riders will love it. open. so hit it up. maybe call in sick? >> justin gave permission? >> i gave the permission, ya. look at the temperatures right now, not bitter cold. the actual air temps, upper 20's, low 30's, actually colder yesterday morning. but the winds, going to start to kick up through the afternoon, will bring the windchill values down. levelings off today. low 30's right now in the warmest spots, may get up to the mid 30's, that's about it, really climb up few more degrees with some sunshine, so sustained winds out the north 15, getting to up about 20 miles per hour this afternoon. so windchill values right now, exposed skin feels like the teens outside the city, 23 at the airport, two up in mount pocono. so if you are skiing and riding today, have that heavier jacket on for sure. the goggles, because they are cranking out the snow as well. there you go. new flurries possible today. otherwise, mixture of sunshine and clouds. high temperatures getting up to the mid 30's early afternoon.

there is the temp breakdown, 9:00 around freezing, 35 at noontime, holding in the low and mid 30's for the afternoon, so mid 30's for philadelphia and the shore, only low 20's in the poconos. and single digit windchill values tonight, even colder tomorrow, show you the seven day coming up if a few more minutes, erika, over to you. >> oh, no, first, we have to get a check on the traffic. my bad. >> justin, do not forget about me over here. i tell you what. good morning, everyone, happy monday to you, and happy 2016. we are back at it this morning, and it is looking pretty busy on roadways, i must say, still early out there. we do have and have seen couple of crashes this morning, this is one, 59 southbound at cottman pulled all the way off to the right shoulder. not blocking a lane. but i can tell you right now it is looking pretty darn busy in and around this area. here is a back upshot for you. right before cottman, coming around the s curve you can see just sea of taillights and brake lights. so what's that letting us know is that causing some delays, not only because of the gaper delay, but just because it is getting busy out there.

a lot of people going back to work, 422 headlights in the eastbound direction, approaching trooper road. see moving in both directions, looking slow, just a sea of taillights, and headlights, on 422, now this is where we have the fatal accident, new jersey turnpike northbound before 195. the left lane block, that's now been all the way moved to the shoulder. not causing too many slow downs, but still, if you have to go around this area, just use caution, give yourself couple of extra minutes, erika, back over to you. >> police on the scene of faith al pedestrian accident on the new jersey turnpike, it happened just before 4:00 a.m. in the outer rodeway inn hamilton township, just south of interchange 7a. i know meisha keeping her eye on this. the left lane block for awhile, but all lanes are now back open. now word on why that victim was outside the vehicle and on the turnpike. >> president obama is starting his final year in office by tackling gun violence. he'll meet today with attorney general, lore eight lynch. as kip hutchinson reports, executive action may be part of the president's plan.

>> deadly mass shooting seemed to be a regular occurrence in america, and president obama has regularly called for tougher restrictions on guns. >> once again, innocent people were killed in part because someone who want to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. >> now, the president says, he isn't waiting any longer. >> my new years resolution is to move forward on our un finish business as much as i can. that's specially true for one piece of unfinished business. our epidemic of gun violence. >> he'll be meeting with attorney general lore eight lynch monday, to discuss options for tightening gun laws. >> sources say the president is expected to take executive action without congressional approval. expanding backgrounds checks, a move which has widespread public support. but some republican presidential candidates are already promising to reverse any action obama takes if they win the presidency. >> so he's going to sign another executive order. having to do with the second

amendment, strong do with guns, i will veto that. ill un sign that so fast. >> he knows that he can't get it through congress. he is jug going to try to do it through executive action, like he is king barack obama. >> all of the executive orders, under mine our second amendment rights on my first day of offers, they are not. >> kim hutchinson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile the sign of the san bernardino shooting massacre that left 14 people dead is set to reopen today. nearly 600 employees of the inland regional center are returning to home base. the center has been closed since december 2nd, when a husband and wife went on shooting rampage. the centers executive director says extra security and grief counselors will be available to employees. >> i think it is going to be pretty hard for them to actually go back into the site where everything happened. basically, it would be devastating for the people that witness it. >> the conference center where the massacre happened will

remain closed. >> a robbery and shooting interrupted by police in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. it happened shortly after 12:30 at broad and hunting park avenue. officers on patrol witness an altercation with one man pulling out a gun and shooting another. the robbery victim was shot in the wrist. he is list in the critical condition. the suspect is in custody pending charges. >> philadelphia police are checking surveillance video as part of their investigation into a triple shooting that left one person dead. investigators say a gun battle near front and west wishart street in fairhill started just before 6:00 sunday evening. police say there were 20 shots from two semiautomatic weapons, one of which was assault rifle. they also say one of the wounded, man in his 20's, was wearing a bullet proof vest. >> we know he is not a philadelphia police officer. but, since he's not identified at this time, we don't know for sure if he's involved in any type of security or type

of guard. >> forty-seven year old man is dead. two other are in critical condition. the other victim is 17. >> diapers at montgomery county restaurant forced to leave after an accidental discharge of mace. it happened around 9:30 last night at the apple bee's on north state street in pottstown. "eyewitness news" caught up with one woman who was inside the restaurant at the time. >> we started covering a lot. a woman said you better get out every here. >> four people were taken to the hospital to get checked out. >> 6:37. how does $400 million sound? pretty great? that's the estimated jackpot for the next powerball drawing. no one hit last night's drawing, but one ticket in pennsylvania, that's just five

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many the hateful reeled in more than 16 million. rounding out top five sisters with more than 12 million, anal vin and the chipmunks, road chip, about $12 million. >> turning to the forecast, dealing with arctic blast this morning. it finally is really feeling like just winter, justin, good morning. >> yes, first true arctic air mass of the season. you know, have to go all the way back to march, early march, 2015, where we had daytime temperatures this cold in the mid three's. and again, righting now the air temps nothing terribly cold, upper 20's, low 30's, actually lower 20's in a lot of locations yesterday morning, but, we're battling some pretty nasty windchills. that's going to be the trend, really, the next 24 hours. capitol city delaware andy has 29 degrees, for windchill, sort of feels like on exposed skin, alex mays landing feeling like 18 degrees this hour, here in philadelphia, little better, in the mid 20's, out in chesterfield, low 20's, and cherry hill, lynn reports windchill of 19 degrees. and these numbers drop into the single digit tonight, and

tomorrow morning, i'll show that you in just a bit. so talk about i guess we don't have the weather graphic up here. can we bring it up? see it there? we're working on it. there you go. winds, that's the big story, with this arctic air mass, coming out of the northwest, gusts into the afternoon, up around 25, maybe 30 miles per hour. those gusty winds continue tonight. and then tomorrow morning, still dealing with windy conditions. that's why the windchill values get pretty nasty. northwest winds coming off the lakesment lake effect snow showers across the mountains of western pennsylvania could see few scattered flurries in the delaware valley morning into the afternoon. but overall, high pressure just locks us in, dry weather pattern, so we will be seeing a lot of sunshine today, tuesday, wednesday, and wednesday finally this high begins to move off shore, allowing milder air to move in for the second half of the week. overall trends through the month of january, the 11th through the 17th, bridges in below average temperatures expected for much of the eastern united state. so we were above average for the past couple of of months, now, get used to some colder

air. thirty-five for the high today. tonight, 18 degrees, but with the windchill values, again, may feel like below zero at times, and the poconos, lehigh valley, single digits around the city, suburbs, by the end of the week talking mid and upper four's, next chance of rain holds off until late friday, into saturday, meisha what's the latest on the roads? >> justin, it is dry roadways, we have six accidents out there. so i'm going to go through these as quickly as i can. bear with me here. ninety-five southbound at cottman one of them. pulled all the way out to the shoulder, and yes, it is causing slow downs right now, no longer traveling at posted speeds. here's another one, 422 eastbound approaching trooper roadment you can see it kind of cutting into those left lanes there. and it is just causing a sea of backups. again, 422 eastbound approaching trooper road. give yourselves extra time in and around that area. accident involving injuries, ridge pike, church road, in lafayette hill. make sure that you give yourself couple of other minutes in this area. dekalb street atwood street one lane is block in this area

another accident new jersey turnpike northbound near route 322. the left lane is blocked in this area. and also just an update on that fatal accident that we had on the new jersey turnpike northbound before 195. that left lane was blocked. and now it is pulled all the way out to the shoulder. when we look at any spots out there, not looking like it is causing too many slow downs, but looks like just single file lane has been casino of steadily building as the morning goes o so, until they get that cleaned up, expect delays in and around that area. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank youment finally 2016. we're now counting down the months until we elect our next president. but, before it is over, the road to the white house will be a long one. dana with closer look at what's ahead for this election year.

race to the white house moving fast. first votes, calendar jam packed. first up? appearance by the guy currently occupying 1600 pennsylvania avenue. remember him? >> the mistake of the union is strong. >> president obama will give his final state of the union address in just a few days. but his agenda motivate republicans or divide the dems? then, there are more debates, dotting the calendar. janaa loan will see three more face-to-face confrontations. republican party chairman engineered the 2016 calendar, to try to coalesce his party around single candidate. here's what he said this time two years ago. >> i think we've got a six month slice and dice festival that is destroying our party. and so the first thing i want to do is sling that six months down to 60 to 70 days. >> february 1st is the critical day. the iowa caucuses. >> this is the big potato.

>> shaping up as a battle between donald trump and ted cruz. cruz might have the better grounds game. >> february 1st to come, from all over the country, can't proof to relive life in a college dorm. >> but trump could lure new voters. if they turn out for the complicated caucus process. >> if we win iowa, i think we're going to win everything after that. >> the winners and losers, from iowa, will face each other again, for another debate. wedged in just before the next vote in new hampshire. >> i love new hampshire. >> i appreciate the men and women of new hampshire. >> it is great to be in beautiful new hampshire. >> a win by establishment republican in new hampshire could set the stage for a south carolina show-down. the palmetto states gop primary is just days later,

february 20th. >> great to be back in south carolina, a place that believed in me. >> and don't forget the nevada caucuses for the gop, just three days later. it is exhausting, just thinking about it. but no rest for the political weary. one week later, the first day of march, super tuesday, when no fewer than 13 states will cast their primary votes. >> there is a very good possibility that the republican primary will be decided by the end of march. >> the road to the white house makes its way through philadelphia, when the democrats hole their convention here, in july, going to be here before you know t right now 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning, charlie roads joins us now up in new york with that preview for us. charlie, good morning.

>> hey, good morning, happy new year to you, erika. >> happy new year. >> we're in oregon this morning, where an armed group takes over, has taken over, federal building. it is vowing indefinite stand-off. we'll talk with one of the leaders of the group. plus john dickerson on hillary clinton and donald trump new campaign tactics. sixty minutes get first look at the shipwreck. major development on the investigation, and this, the newest trends in men's fashion. the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> love a pair of stylish socks on gentlemen. charlie, thanks so much. >> california couple's dream vacation to new york city will be a trip to remember, but for all of the wrong reasons. reporter kim shows you why. >> we are expecting a vacation to remember the rest of our lives. and we will definitely remember it for the rest of our lives, but it won't and pleasant memory. >> for elgin and his

girlfriend, supposed to be a dream vacation. after staying in a hotel room infested with bed bugs, their dream vacation turned into a nightmare. >> look at these. i'm touching them with a pen. >> this is video he said he shot while staying at the astro on the park hotel on central park west, they arrived on wednesday, and by thursday? >> an infestation where my girlfriends slept last night. i can't believe it. this is the third room we've been in after two without heaters. they're everywhere on the bed. >> the california man says they had planned to be in times square to see the ball drop. that never happened. and on his birthday, new years day, they had tickets to see the rocket. instead? >> on my birthday i'm in a hospital, and i'm washing the best clothes that i brought that i own for this vacation, and actually, during that process, many of the clothe became damaged because they're not meant to be dried.

>> hundreds of dollars to have their belongings cleaned, meanwhile, he said his girlfriend's body still inflamed, and is furious, and worried the bites and scratches may leave permanent scarring, and she can't eat because she's nauseous and not the only one. >> we showed this video to neighbors and hotel guesses, the reaction pretty much what you would expect. >> it is discusting. i don't really feel like sleeping here. >> never going to stay here again. >> katie, from australia, has been staying here for a week, and says her stay has been near perfect. a clean room with no complaints, but after seeing this? >> well, pretty disturbing that's for sure. had i seen that couple of days ago we would have checked out possibly and gone to stay somewhere else. >> that according to bed bug registry. com new york city has almost 4500 bed bug report on record. >> mark suckering berg new years resolution could be a look at the future. founder of facebook plans to build artificial intelligence system. zuckerberg says this the system will run his home and

help him with his work. he's known for keeping his resolutions, too, back in 2010, he vowed to learn manned erin, and just recently gave 20 minute long speech in that language. >> all right, did you take your christmas tree down yet? maybe over the weekend? starting today, you can recycle those trees in philadelphia. all do you have do is drop off your tree at one of the six different locations across the city. we have them there for you on your screen. the recycling centers open 8:00 a.m. p 6:00 p.m. monday through saturday. if you miss some of the locations you can find them again at cbsphilly.com. >> and, you may be finished with your christmas tree, one city found rather unique way to dispose of them. san francisco, look at this, using goats who happen to love munching on the needles and branches, to help get rid of the trees. as you can tell, they're really making a meal out of it. very cute. we'll be right back.

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>> jim kenney just hours away from becoming the sit's nine the mayor. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at city hall with more on inauguration day, almost here. justin, good morning. >> good morning, the inauguration now just hour away, will take place on academy of music short walk where we are right now. that's where everything will begin later this morning, academy of music, you can walk from there here to city hall for city council reception after that he will finds its first executive orders as the

mayor all philadelphia then after that, make appearance at city school fundraiser and close on his very busy first day as mayor with a block party style gala. not black type, just the way our next mayor wanted it, erika, over to you. >> justin, thank you. of course, kenly take that oath at 11:00 a.m.ment you can watch it live right here on cbs-3, and at cbsphilly.com. polls on the pennsylvania turnpike are 6% higher. this morning, they were just last friday also in morning cash less tolling point at the delaware river bridge is now up and running. tolls will be calculated automatically at highway speed. drivers without e-zpass will get a bill in the mail. cash less toll boot, link the turnpike with i-95. >> also the forecast, guys, just cold morning out there.

>> sunshine today, but still windy, temperatures, only up to the mid 30's today, will feel cold her you factor in the wind, tonight, feeling like the single digits, high of only 33, tuesday, but, not a fan of the cold weather just wait few more days, we will be back above average by the end of the week, low mid 40's wednesday, and thursday, and then finally our dry weather comes to end friday late in the day, see some rain in here, showers around, saturday, temperatures pretty mild upper 40's by the weekend. >> okay, thanks, justin. good morning, everyone. accident here, 422 eastbound approaching trooper road. the left lanes are block, you're traveling very slowly about 10 miles per hour. we have another accident, here, this is 95 south, at cottman, when we go to our wide, you can see, 19 on the schuylkill, 20 on 95 southbound, 55, on the blue route, which is holding steady. erika? >> headed back to school and work today. >> that's right. bus. >> i coming up on cbs this morning, prince william talks about how fatherhood has changed him. reminder to join us bright and early every weekday morning, kick things off 4:30 a.m. right here on cbs-3, lovely

picture of the sunrise, good morning! captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, january 4th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." armed anti-government activists vow indefinite standoff after taking over federal buildings in oregon. >> we are in new hampshire where bill clinton complains for his wife today. >> president obama plans to side-step congress to take action on gun control. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. the federal government decides to use force, will you respond? >> that would have to be determined at that time. >> are you prepared? >> absolutely. >> a standoff in oregon with armed activists. >> the fbi says it's working