this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning, no snow today, but it certainly will be a frigid day. katie has more on the arctic blast, and the chance for some snow by the end of the week. >> also, it is martin luther king, jr. day. how many in our area are celebrate wag day of service. >> if somebody wants me to ask the questions that they want me to ask, like, women, there is that little problem bee run into in life, they're not me. >> and things get heated between charlie roseanne sean penn during a interview on 60 minutes. why the actor says his article on his interview with drug lord el chapo was misunderstood. good morning, it is monday, january 18th, i'm erika von tiehl.

hey, winter finally arrived, right? a look right now at atlantic city boardwalk yesterday. it was really coming down, as snow kick off a rush of arctic air, hit owing you are area this week. katie and meisha joining us now, and that snowy imagine causes some slick spots this morning, meisha, what do you think? >> the roads are looking little different this morning than what we saw later last week. it will progress through the morning, it it is a little what we can expect. first, happy martin luther day to both of you. kicking off brand new week. so what's in store in everybody is wondering about the snow. >> absolutely, eventually it, does look like we've got pretty decent chance to see some substantial snow region wide toward the ends of the week. at this point it is still just chance. but pretty good one. so let's just sort of back things up here. take you outside. start things off by taking you in fact to one of the live shots at the shore, specifically going to ocean city cape may county where it is snow covered boardwalk, folks, and yes, we did see some pretty decent snow come through down across the shore points, disturbance that just got too close for comfort, and

here's a look at some of the area snow totals. just shy of 3 inches in ac. cape may 2 inches, sicklerville, 1 inch, mt. laurel and at philadelphia international airport, we officially ended up with half inch of snow on the ground. so, we are finally measuring not serious snow, but something that's actually measurable, more than a trace from what we've already seen so farment winter finally here, a wintery week, storm scan still showing few hints, signs of life here, might see quick flurry out there, damage is essentially done at this point. the system that brought in yesterday's snow is now gone. rapidly intensifying well off to the northeast. but it is to has left behind its arctic black of air. look at the area feels-like values, anywhere from the 20's to the teens, to single ding to its even negative territory, what it feels like right now. and you have got to factor in the wind throughout the day today. that is what makes or breaks you. winds speeds as high as 20, 25, plus, miles per hour out there. and again, you have to factor that in. can you not go by the face value thermometer readings

though technically at 30 degrees, shooting for afternoon high of 28 today here in philadelphia. so cold day any which, but factoring in the wind it makes it feel that much colder. and again we've got pretty decent shot for what i'll call substantial snow later in the week, we will outline those chances moving forward in the show. meisha, we send it to you. >> that's the one thing i notice that winds this morning, right, when i walked outside. thank you for. that will good morning, everyone, happen mine day. you can see the cameras speaking of the winds kind of moving around. the burlington bristol bridge, went up 4:00 tax already back down, you can drive-thru that, looking good. dark outside. again windy, that is our i think our main thing today out on the roadways to watch for, that wind sometimes can even slow down traffic just because all of the cars wobble aroundment vine open both westbound and eastbound looking good, looking clear, for this monday morning, he can actually what we would want to see before we move into the 5:00. blue route, you can see, it is looking good, looking very

quiet. also, what i am looking at some of the cameras, noticing the roadways for the most part are being look fairly dry which given the fact we got the snow also good thing. this is where we have some construction due to electrical repairs in new jersey, route 70 westbound, before route 636 that right lane is blocked right now, and also, mass transit running a special schedule formatter inch luther king day, septa, in urge emergency transit buses, new jersey river line, always make sure to check your schedules on line for, that also disable vehicle, the northeast ex it n sean near lansdale, right lane blocked right now. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you the today honoring the legacy of doctor martin luther king. many people plan to spend this holiday performing community service. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joining us now aside the historic girard college, thousands of volunteers later today, jan, good morning. >> erika, good morning, this is the largest martin luther king day of service event in the entire country, talking about 140,000 volunteers, at

some 1800 project spread throughout the region here at girard college the signature event, where in just couple of hours 5,000 volunteers will converge here for number of activities. tom bernstein here, the founder and director of the greater philadelphia martin luther king day of service, todd, big day ahead, long day, great day with a loft events. what's going on? >> well, girard college, this is our signature event, we'll have regular service project, hands on kind of activities, wok shops, training, health and wellness fares, civic engagement expose, 500 job seekers chasing among 26 employers, celebrating economic justice and the mayor and governor will be at this project right next to us, where they will be sorting, arranging and packing clothing that will be donated to low income and unemployed men and women seeking employment. >> that's big service event, packing, tagging, sorting of clothes? >> among about 100 other different activities, but

that's sort of central focus of the day. >> this is the 21st year for this event here. but it is also a very important anniversary, as well, talk a little bit about that. >> well, it is 60th anniversary of the montgomery bus boy, speaks to both racial and economic justice, we look back when rosa parks said no to giving up her seat on the bus, and what one person can do. and i think that that's appropriate for today, because we have 140,000 individuals who can each make a difference, but if we harness the resources of human capitol, of just great energy that we're having today, we can get that much more accomplished. >> great. and the theme this year is justice, on number of different issues. >> right. so economic and social justice, we are certainly familiar with, and there is environmental justice, and religious justice, and

particularly because of what's been going on in the country, in the last year or so, in terms of the attention that it has got with police community relations, i think it is real important. we'll also have group of student and police marching over here from eastern state penetentary to talk about these issues that affect young people. >> todd, thank you so much. i know you have long day. people will start filing in here volunteers right around 6:00 this morning, we have registration tore all of the events at 8:00 really kick things off at 9:00. we'll observe here for it all. now, back to you until the studio. >> jan carabeo, thank you so much. there are number of events going around, going on around our area today. go to cbsphilly.com for more information on that. >> now, new this morning, stolen car crashes in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. now, police are looking for several men that they say got out and ran. investigators say, they tried to stop the stolen suv when it crashed at crescent ville road and adams avenue. officers searched for the men in a wooded area, but so far, have not found them.

>> search and rescue effort continue for 12 marines, whose helicopter crashed off the hawaiian island of a wahee late thursday. one of the marines captain brian t kennedy is from philadelphia. another missing marine is sergeant adam c shoulder from gardner's pennsylvania. large waves have hampered the search effort, how much, some debris that officials say could be from the helicopters has been found. no word yet on what may have caused that crash. three americans are resting in germany after they were released by iran in a prisoner swap. following the exchange, the united states and five other world powers lifted economic sanctions on iran, and freed billions in frozen assets. all of this was part of the landmark nuclear deem reached in july. president obama waited until the americans were out of iranian air space before saluting them yesterday. they were united and welcoming home sons and husbands and brothers, who in lonely prison cells have endured absolute nightmare.

>> three of the four released americans are undergoing medical evaluations at a german military hospital. one prisoner opted to stay in iran. massachusetts man released independently that far swap is already at home. >> 4:39 right now. just blocks from the charleston church where a gunman killed nine people in june. the democratic presidential candidates clashed on gun control and other issues. as reasonable a jang reports, it was the last time the three contenders would debate before the iowa caucuses. >> under fire, from hillary clinton, for changing his position on immunity for gunman ooh fact tour ers, vermont senator bernie sanders shot back at his opponent. >> i think secretary clinton knows that what she says is very dis inch jen ooh is. >> he said he has d minus report card from the nra, but clinton says he's voted numerous times with the gun lobby. >> he vote today let guns onto amtrak, guns go into national parks, he voted against doing research to figure out how we

can save lives. >> former maryland governor martin o'malley accused both clinton and sanders of being inconsistent when it came to gun control. >> i am he the one candidate on the stage that brought people together -- >> the candidate fearly debated who would dot best job ranking in wall street. >> you have received all of the $600,000 in speaking fees from goldman sachs in one year. >> did you not go as far as in training on wall street as i would. >> i have a plan that most commontators have said is tougher, more effective and more comprehensive. >> saunders reading in the new hampshire polls, tied with clinton in iowa. but new pole gives clinton a big edge over the vermont senator, nationwide. >> when this campaign began, she was 50 points ahead of me. we were all up three percentage points. >> all three candidates looking for a spark before the iowa caucuses on february 1st.

weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". actor sean penn sit down with charlie rose on 06 minutes to talk about his interview with drug lord with a wean el chapo guzman. pen's article ran in rolling stone magazine, quickly made headlines. charlie rose challenged pen on what hoped to accomplish by writing that article. >> you new that the story, big story, you're not naive. and now you have blaming people for want to go know more about it. , it is inevitable. >> no, no, no. my problem with people is that they think they know more about it. let's go to the big picture whatever we all want. we all want this drug problem to stop. and if you are in the moral right, or on the far left, just as many of you children are doing these drugs. >> just as many of your brothers and sisters, your mothers and fathers, teachers at schools, are doing these drugs, just as many. and how much time have they

spent in the last week since this article come out talking about that? 1 percent? i think that would be generous. >> not much dialogue about -- >> my article failed. let me be clear. my article has failed in that the question -- in that everything that is poke end about everything is but what i was trying to speak about. >> you can see 60 minutes every sunday right here on cbs-3. >> still ahead this morning, we celebrate martin luther king day today, muslim group in philadelphia is calling for sit council to recognize their holidays on the calendar. also, blast of cold winter weather hitting our area. perfect for hitting the slopes. live rook right now at jack frost big bowled they are morning. oh, pristine. we have more on the very cold temperatures this week, and the chance for some more snow possibly. katie with the details when we come bac

>> muslim group calling to recognize their holidays on the calendar. wants two added to the philadelphia school calendar for two muslim important religious dates. >> this year in new york public schools will have added two additional days off to account for the muslim observance of ede. >> this week hundreds in philadelphia will be rallying for the same. >> christmas is like a no brainer. easter no brainer. jewish holidays are recognize, by recognize we mean city holiday for the school system, city work remembers led off, you now there is get holiday pay for that. >> the two holidays which would mean day off for all fall on different days each year. so a five year calendar has been presented to the city. city councilman curtis jones plans tonight deuce this bill during thursday's city council meeting. hey, finally some snow in the city, right? "eyewitness news" here at dilworth park, folks spent the day ice skating in the snow. the flakes did not stick to the grounds, but still caused

some issues at philadelphia international airport. they had some flights with delays. but oh, it was so fun to look out the window yesterday, katie. finally oh, look there is snow. what do you know? it is winter. >> decided it was going to get little too close to us, eventually or originally at least going to sort of clipping the coastline. nope. >> little designs for it. >> not bad at all, just very, very cold. keep in mind here. make sure to under about l up adequately. >> simple. >> really is like the simple common sense sometimes you want to remind people of, right? but dow want to take you outside. go ahead, start things offer by going out to the area graphics, looking specifically at how much snow we would typically have to date. normally it would be just shy of 7 inches, that we would have reported, so far this season, but we have so far this particular season, only seen half inch. that's actually what came yesterday. otherwise, we had trace of the last time. that was really it. now i do want to show you what's going on on storm scan. at the moment, storm system that brought in snow, rapidly intensifying, but pulling away

you can however look, and take a look here, see how the cloud structure sort of dips down, that some of your cold arctic air really getting nudge in the here, so very cold day on tap formatter inch luther king day, make sure to bundle up adequately, the bottom line. now we talked about this good possibility for substantial snow toward the end of the week. this is not the system that's going to bring t this is still out over the open ocean water of the pacific. so it hasn't even moved on shore. and until it does, it is just that chance, but our computer modeling and our guidance is coming together to give us a good chance for that snow later in the week. meanwhile, for now, it feels more like the teens. we can't disregard what happens today. it is a very chilly day with the wind speeds as high as 25 miles per hour, gusts as high as 35. do you have bundle upment tonight we drop down to 18 degrees, still blustery, will feel that much colder. ahead in the forecast granted a chance to rebound at least little bit toward weeks ends, but, there is a storm that will be brewing, and right now it looks like it bridges a

very good chance for us to see snow friday night into saturday, erika. >> all right, katie, thank youment looking at sport right now, there is word that new eagle coach doug peterson busy assembling staff. sources say he wants former charges offensive coordinator frank reich to fill the spot for the eagles. reich is from lebanon county. we're still waiting for the official announcement meanwhile, that peterson is the bird's new boss, peterson spent the last three seasons as chief's offensive coordinator under reid. says pediatric err send will do fine with the eagles. >> just his knowledge of the game, and being able to understanded the personalities inside the lockerroom, and the guys that he is dealing, with i think that's a big key component, i think, you know, he understands that. and i think he'll do good things out there. >> to the ice now, coach dave hack stall and the flyers in detroit last night where the flyers have won only two of their last 23 games in that arena. with you the flyers are playing well, and captain

claude giroux ties the wings in the third period. that game goes to shoot-out where the flyers get the game winner from jake bore check, flyers win this 12-one, they play the mapleleafs tomorrow night in south philly. >> still ahead this morning, bad news for holiday sales. they weren't quite as high as expected. we have details coming up in your money watch report. first though here's what's ahead tonight on cbs-3.

>> investors are on edge. cbs news correspondent marlie has a check every business news in your money watch report. >> wall street ends the the week with a major sell-off friday. stock market plunged hundreds every points right from the opening. the deep declines were sparked by tumbling oil surprises. crude fell below $30 a barrel, its lowest level in 12 years. volatile at this and chinese market also rattled us stocks,

the dow dropped 390-point friday, the nasdaq lost 126. holiday sales weren't as high as expected. according to the national retail federation, sales rose 3% in november and december. that's below the 3.7% increase the group originally forecasted, but on line sales exceeded expectations, and grew 9%. >> wells fargo is now the nation's third largest bank in terms of asset. bead beating citigroup. officially clinched the title friday when it posted asset of nearly $1.8 trillion by the end of last year. that is your money watch for more log on to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york i'm marlie hall. >> coming up after the the break, one more check on traffic and weather together this monday

>> 4:54. a check on the forecast. >> that will be the story for the next couple of days there is arctic blast sort of setting the stage here for couple of not just chilly days but also, a decent and sub stall shale shot for substantial snow. looking forward in the forecast, for now just few lingering flakes flying out there, in the wake of yesterday's disturbance that rolled through. but current winds speeds, i would say, the bigger store i look at this, you have them as high as 20, 25, 30 miles per hour, and it is coming out of the northwest, that means it, will feel awfully cold outside. happy martin luther king, jr. day folks. sun and cloud the expectation here. factor in the wind, that hi, this afternoon, every gist 28 degrees, not going to feel like 28, no better than the teens really, some of you might not break out of single digits for feels like values. jump all the way to friday what we call the next big thing, our best shot to see some substantial snow looking forward to friday night, leading into saturday, of course there is storm hasn't even moved on shore yet, meisha a so a lot could change. right now looking look a good shot. >> all right, 28 that's cold, that's cold.

good morning, waking up on this monday morning to some wind, and definitely chilly out there. here is a look at king of prussia. schuylkill headlight moving in the eastbound direction, past 202, you can see, still looking good. level are obviously right where they should, nice and lies, a -- nice and light. most kids are off school today. that's going to help us on the roadways, as well. boulevard headlights moving in the southbound direction at wissahickon, looking good, there as well. overall roadways looking pretty dry. over to you. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we go back live to girard college where preparations are underway for today's llk day of service. also ahead search underway for gunman who shot and killed an employee at the philadelphia shelter, and injured another. >> and, the water christ its in flint, michigan, continues, why some leaders are calling the city a crime scene. we're back at the top of the hours. good morning.

honoring the legacy of. >> martin luther king, jr., liver in north where the community will gather for today's day of service. my article failed. let me be clear. my article has failed. >> and sean penn opens up charlie rose about his controversial interview with drug lord el chapo. more on their conversation coming up. >> and, a bitter blast this monday morning, "eyewitness news" cameras out in center city right here and get ready if you are headed outside, you want to bundle up. katie says the windchill temperatures today won't go much higher than the teens. good morning, it is monday, january 18th, doctor martin luther king, jr. day, i'm erika von tiehl. we want to check in with katie

and meisha. a lot of people are going out today to volunteer and want to bundle up. >> it will be cold. you said it, 28 degrees, that's going down there. a lot of kids off school today. hopefully them a stay indoors. roadways are being look good. in terms of wetter what are we dealing with? >> we had the snow that came through last night. careful walking out the door today. if it did snow where you're locate, maybe you have the little icy glaze out on the front stoop or on my drive in this morning, the icy spot ended up being my driveway. so if you didn't perhaps treat your own area there, at home, that could be a little slick this morning. however, the other big story of course the fact it is so cold outside. as we start things offer by taking you to the live neighborhood network look closely, yes, got little snow out there on the boardwalk here at rehoboth beach. 29 degrees the current temp. not terribly breezy according to this particular observation, but it is out there, that wind, and it is definitely making it feel a