between charlie roseanne sean penn during 60 minutes interview. hear why the actor says his meeting with the drug lord el chapo was misunderstood. >> and, winter delivers a bitter blast to our area. brutal cold and windy conditions this morning. there could still be some slick spots out there, as well, from our first measurable snow. good morning, it is monday, january 18th, i'm erika von tiehl. we want to get right to the forecast and the roads right now with katie and meisha. just cold morning, hey, ladies? oh, boy yes. very cool, very windy actually in a lot of the camera shots we are seeing snow out there push off to the side of the road. then under the bridge decks, some icy spots, too, katie. so it certainly is looking okay, but certainly can cause some problems out there. >> yes, absolutely. that's the thing that sort of like the silent problem. sometimes you just don't see it coming up on you. when you have black ice out there, that absolutely is going to slow you down. now, thankfully a lot of the roads have been treated but please keep in mind some have not. if it looks wet, a sidewalk, front stoop or a roadway, it has frozen over.

but go ahead, we take you outside. showing you live picture, no current snow falling right now, here in ocean city but snow on the boardwalk, and yes, shore towns end dollars up doing pretty okay with a little system that decided it would get too close for comfort yesterday. see blowing down wind spent snow blowing down the boardwalk, talking totals real quickly, going to the area graphics here, atlantic city pick up shy of 3 inches of snow, cape may just two even, sicklerville pick up inch, and the list goes on, at philadelphia international airport pick up half inch of snow. okay, not necessarily enough to make snowman at the airport, but it is measurable. meanwhile the system retreating that was responsible for this in the first place. however, in it wake, we are settling into just arctic cold today. temperatures are going to end up into the up 20th at best this afternoon but you can't go by that thermometer with wind gusts as high as 35, heck, seen seen couple of 40-mile per hour gust this is morning it, will feel absolutely no better than the teens.

that's the best you can hope for. so please make sure that's how you're dressing adequate, you yu know, heavy garb out the door here, talking upper 20s both at the shore, philadelphia, no better than teens in the mountains but again factor in the wind. that will will easily knock solid ten, 15 degrees off for feels like value, no matter what that thermometer reads. meisha? >> cold wind katie is the first thing that i thought when i walked out the door this morning, thank you, good morning, happy monday, just waking up with us so glad you're here, now there is icing on the bridge, footage right now is closed, not that i would suspect too many people out walking this morning cents it is cold. but just so you know that foot walk on the ben franklin bridge closed right now. ft. washington 309 the headlight moving in the northbound direction at the turnpike there is area looking pretty good. just starting to develop more and more headlights and tail light out on the roadways, a while ago, this camera switched around, see under the bridge deck. could you see some of the black ice there.

so it is therefore those of you side streets, sidewalks, it is to all can car that i black ice, so be careful. talcony palmyra bridge moment ago coming back down, should be open no, ma'am end tar lip, water main break still active in mat vern, swedesford road closed between church road and phoenixville pike. use the alternate. back to you. >> we are honoring the live and legacy of doctor marts martin league junior today. for many not day off but rather day of service. jan carabeo joining us now at the historic girard college in north philly thousands of volunteers are expected today. jan, good morning. >> erika, good morning, and you know what this martin luther king day of service actually started in philadelphia, started small at first but my has it grown over its 21 years, now the largest martin luther king day of service event in the entire country. we are talking about 140,000 volunteers at project at some 1800 sites all across greater philadelphia. here at girard college, this

is the signature event. you can see, weaver couple of volunteers, now, in the gym, setting up and getting ready for all of the activity. that will couple of hours, 5,000 volunteers will converge here later this morning, for more than 100 activities. so, the health and wellness fair start at 8:00 a.m. this morning, but the big service event starts at around 9:00. volunteers here will unpack, sort and re pack clothes for low income and unemployed men and women in our region. now this day of service again is in its 21st year. this year, coincides with the 60th anniversary of the montgomery bus boycott. so, with that in mind, this year's theme is justice, not just racial and social justice though but economic justice as well. take a listen. >> dr. king said that a man who does not have a job or an income does not have the opportunity for life, liberty, or the pursuit of happiness. he merely exists. and the jobs fair will provide those job opportunities for

more than 500 people throughout the region, who are unemployed, or who are seeking employment and economic justice i think was an important part of who doctor kick was. >> so that job fair starts at 9:00 this morning, here you can see the volunteers are now getting together and going over their last minute assignments before the 5,000 other volunteers arrive here later on this morning, and you can see, also, in the background, a lot of clothes and a lot of boxes. that's the sorting that is going to be happening for the men and women who are under employed or unemployed and low income need just a helping hand. so today most definitely not a day for to you sit home off of school and work but a day that come out and volunteer and work not only girard college but all over our community, here starts at 9:00 kick offer by new mayor as well as the new governor. ever kay, back into you. >> maybe we can all pull together, thanks so much. >> and there are number of event going on around our area today. for more information go to our

website cbsphilly.com. >> 6:05 right now, new this morning, police pursuit after stolen suv ends in a crash in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. investigators say the suv crashed at crescent ville road and adams avenue then several men left the scene. officers are looking for the men who they believe headed for the the woods near the crash. >> police continue their search for a man who shot two people in a north philadelphia homeless shelter. one man is dead, the other is in critical condition. that shooting happened sunday morning, inside the station house men's shelter on north broad street. police say a man who had been evicted from the shelter returned to collect hits belongings, got into an argument with staff, and shot two workers. former mayor wilson goode who runs that shelter spoke about the shooting. >> what happened was tragic. we just pray for the staff here, pray for the resident here, pray for the family members. >> police say the gunman was

last seen wearing a green hoodie, black skull cap and bluejeans. >> three americans freed from iran are in a military hospital in germany this morning. in total five americans were released as part of a prisoner exchange. following that 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 deal reached in july. president obama waited until the americans were out of iranian air space before saluting them. >> they were unite in the welcoming home brother, sons, husbands, have endured absolute nightmare. >> three americans will be reunited with their families later on today. >> the search for 12 missing marines off hat we and island enters fourth day. the marines were a board two helicopters that went down late thursday. one of those marines captain brian t kennedy; from philadelphia. another missing marine is sergeant adam c shoulder from

gardner, pennsylvania. large waves have hampered the search effort, however, some debris could be from the helicopters has been found. >> sean penn opens up following his controversial interview with reputed drug kingpin el chapo in 60 minutes interviewed that aired last night, pen disclosed the rolling stone article and discuss philadelphia as well as april williams reporting that the actor calls it a failure. >> my article failed, let me be clear, my article has failed. >> sean penn is publicly add dregg cents his controversial rolling stone interview with el chapo for the first time since it was published. >> i have terrible regret. >> what other regrets. >> i have a regrow that the entire discussion about this article ignores its purpose. >> that purpose, according to penn, was to start a conversation about the "war on drugs". instead, media outlets have focused on the meeting itself. >> we're going to put all of our focus, all of our energy,

all of our billions of dollars on the bad guy. and what happens? you get another death the next day, the same one. >> el chapo expressed similar sentiment during the interview with penn, asked whether he feels responsible for high levels of drug addiction, he responded: >> the mexican government says the meeting brokered by mexican actress, helped lead to el chapo's recapture, cartel lead her been on the run since escaping prison in july. climbing down a hole under his shower and riding a motorcycle through a ventilated underground tunnel. he is currently being held at the same prison while he awaits extradition to the united state. i'm april williams, reporting. >> and you can see 60 minutes every sunday night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> still ahead this morning, the democratic katz dates for president trade blows over healthcare, gun control and

wall street reform in the latest debate. we have the highlight for you coming up a little later. >> first though you may remember this video, have you seen this in the former taco bell executive beating up an uber driver? well, listen to this, now he is suing that driver. we'll explain why. also, the latest on the water crisis in flint, michigan, what's being done to makes sure residents get clean bottled water coming up. >> ♪ >> looking liver right now, you can see the wind picking up on the ben franklin parkway on this day of service. if your going out to volunteer, you want to make sure to bundle to up stay warm. details on your forecast coming back. >> ♪

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>> do you remember this video of man caught on camera attack ago uber driver? now the alleged attacker is suing the victim. benjamin goal end claims the driver edward cab and recorded the video without his consent. golden says media coverage cost him his job as the taco bell executive and caused him emotional distress and humiliation. well, it is took a while, but snow finally arrived in our area, "eyewitness news" in atlantic city last night where the snow covered the boardwalk. we found some snow bunnies we who told thaws wearing the giant bunny heads actually get them pretty warm. all right. one woman visiting from australia says this is the most snow she's ever seen. >> this is as much as probably get to see maybe. >> you don't want to see any more? >> i want more. >> you want more? >> yes, yes, i want more. maybe make snow angels, and snowmen. >> oh, there go.

now she decides to stick around until the ends of the week, may see some more that far snow. i know you are watching it, katie, today, though, that winds, really just chilling everyone. >> absolutely, but we'll sort of take little tour here, see what's possible for the tail end of the week. and i preface it by saying it is possible because there is still a loft question marks here, guys, because this is the possibility, of the first really substantial snow that we've seen so far this winter specially coming off such warm air, i think a loft are you wondering okay, what's going on out there? a sense whatever we are currently looking at, nationwide map not here yet. still over developing over the pacific ocean, what you see over san francisco, not what's coming yet. really more than anything you can see how the clouds structure, you see how it sort of since in here, the cold air has set the stage for us at this point. for very chilly week. and it is going to ease up at least little bit with time. but not enough that we would be looking at strictly rain. okay? so, here we go. core of the cold, off to the north, that is going to starting to off to the north, as well, with every passing

day, but notice we keep the blue contouring here. by the time we hit friday there is nice little dip in the jet stream. that is going to signify even more cold, wrapping in on the back side whatever looks to be substantial storm, then you will have the little bull's eye setting up at least nearby. now, again, we have little fun here, take a look at some of the future wet he models, two every ones we trust the most, right now the gps, european models, put thing into action. total snow amount. uh-huh, could we be looking at at least a foot? both of these models say yep. now, again, storms not even on shore yet. lots can happen. lots can change. timing can change. amounts can change. moisture content can change. so i just want to preface by saying again these are just projections, but isn't it interesting to look at? meanwhile we are going to see the temperatures today at best hit the upper 20's, please, bundle up. it will feel so cold to you if you don't. then as we look ahead to the tail end of the week could be an interesting upcoming weekend, just leave it at

that. >> so far don't call it exactly? >> would you have to fine tune, every model run will be on top of it. >> you are people headed to work today with the doctor martin luther king, jr. how are the roads looking? >> looking pretty good watch we are starting to see on the sides of the roads seeing the snow you can the bridge decks, so sidewalks, those side paths, starting to see that black ice, when that light hits it, as well, so for those every you walking, not that you would be, it is so cold out there right now, but if you are, there is black ice on those sidewalks, under those bridge decks for the driver. be careful, drove slow, we are seeing black ice in our camera shot. this is 95 south at girard, where you are starting to pick up this morning, we typically do. start to pick up in the 6:00 hour here. certainly seeing a loft headlight out there, just despite the fact it is martin luther king day today. a lot of people still headed out to work today or other engagements, if they're helping out or volunteers somewhere, it will be a busy travel day nonetheless. so, seeing that on 95 south at girard right now, talcony

palmyra bridge back open, that was closed therefore little bit, also the ben franklin bridge just want to pass you this, icing on the bridge, foot walk is closed right now, hoping that you wouldn't walk right now, it is very, very cold out there. if you were just know that the ben franklin bridge, the foot walk is closed right now. so plenty more updates coming up. we'll take a quick break, stay where you are, cbs news "eyewitness news" will be right back.

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>> jesse jackson stopped? flint michigan, keeling with crisis on led contaminated drinking water. he told crowd at the church the impact not yet known, but calls it more than a state of emergency. jeff ends jackson says a dis as their meets immediate attention. >> it is now a crime scene. the emergency is a disaster zone. for the yellow tape around the whole city. >> volunteers are knocking on doors, they're handling out clean water, water filters and testing kits. it is part of a effort to make sure that flint resident have clean and safe water. as long as it is needed, until they have a long-term plan, i think we got to keep doing it. >> so far, volunteers have reached more than 75,000 home. the national guard is helping the red cross hand out clean

water at flint's fire stations. >> and, farther south in detroit, there are also facing toxin conditions, but there problem with city schools. teachers staged sick-outs on several days last week to protest the conditions. students have been breathing in mold, rodents have been found in the schools, and several don't have working heat. additionally, water leaks at some schools are fixed but never sealed. the schools say that budget restrictions forced them to make tough decisions on who gets what i am property first. >> financially, we don't have the capacity and decision haves been made for years about how best to use those dwindling resources. >> the emergency manager for detroit public schools, now, he was also the emergency manager in flint michigan, during the time of the water switch. but says he's not responsible for the current problems there. coming up in your health watch, how oiler people can sharpen their mind.

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>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, a live look right now at the ben franklin parkway, oh, check out those flags, the wind, really kicking up today. a bitter cold start to your week. also, tracking another chance of snow. but not today. don't worry. katie is watching that cold

air. real aloft folks getting up and volunteers today for the holiday, you want to bundle up, right? >> you really have. not even that you want tonight you need tonight on days like this. >> absolutely. >> again, i say this all the time there is some if i. come on, we can handle some cold. but that said, this is the casino of stuff that can be frank lip dangerous not smart about it, make sure you have all of that extra winter weather gear and you'll be just fine. going on outside, that said, see how things are shaping up. little disturbance brought in snow actually down toward some of the area shore towns, all that's left few little blips on the radar, might see flake flying here and there, but bulk of the system well off to the northeast, what's being ushered in it wake, the cold. that's the big story for us today. so, you know, just immediately lends itself not feels like values. we saw the wave or the flags waiving in the breeze outside. and it is a pretty strong win, guys, so feels more like single digits in almost every location, some of you down to below zero territory when you

factor that wind in. so, it is a brutal morning. make no mistake, our wind are predominantly out of the northwest right now. but, yes, call it west northwest, sort of split the different here. but generally because they're as high as they are, 15, 20, 25 miles per hour with higher gusts you can't go by these temperature values. you have to knock a solid ten to 15 degrees off and go with that when you walk out the door. that's the better gauge. so expect that wind to stick around basically any time today. we level off into the upper 20's at best this afternoon, don't go by the thermometer as the temperatures tank so do the feels like values. a blustery week in general coming our way, and we are looking ahead to large snowstorm developing by week's end, how does it impact us, well, still the jersey out on that one, but at least being g at the current guidance coming up later in the show. >> utley, already with the cold this morning, we are starting to see some black ice out on the roadways, especially under the bridge decks, those side street, and sidewalks, we know that that's where it can accumulate as well. careful out there. what you are looking at right now good morning everyone, the

schuylkill, west, this is past girard, as you can see, pulled away off to the right side of your screen where we have disable vehicle tarting see brake lights go off as you drive past it, but not causing too many slow downs, a lot of people are off work today, but it is still going to be busy a lot of people do have other engagement going on today formatter inch luther king day. so starting to see levels build ever so slyly on the roadways, 42 freeway northbound is one of these moving at creek road approaching 295, what you are looking at right now. still traveling at posted speeds. but that could actually change. ben franklin bridge, icing on the bridge, foot walk is closed just make note of. that will also, mass transit is running a special schedule formatter inch luther king day. take a look at this, septa, new jersey transit buses, new jersey river line, make note of that. also route 38 buses detoured due to construction, starting today, at 7:00 a.m. until july 19th. make note of that, also, and i'll be tweeting this all out this morning, as well.

construction northeast extension southbound near lansdale that right lane still blocked right now, erika, back over to you. >> meisha, a thank youment clean up effort underway in central florida today after deadly tornados leave path of destruction, just heart break to go see these images here. one twitter killed couple and injured four children, when it topple their mobile home in man tee county. a second tornado touched down near see he is that key where two people were pulled from the rubble. dozen every homes were destroyed, or damaged. >> authorities in michigan say heavy snow led to white-out conditions and deadly 50 car pile up. one person was killed, when a semi jackknifed and crushed two cars. the chain reaction collision caught many drivers by surprise. >> out of no where i was hit by a semi truck. which caused me to kind of spin out, land in a ditch, my husband, i guess, he caught the semi truck tail end caught my husband, i mean, it was crazy. >> the highway was shut down for hours, while crews assessed the scene and

attended to injuries. a father threatens to harm his college age children prompting police at penn state university to lockdown one of the dorms. it happened yesterday after hamilton hall. police say the suspect was in a dispute with his family and threatened to harm his two children. police located the father and lifted the lockdown after about four hours. >> hillary clinton and bernie sands guesser tie to tow on several issues including gun control during last night's debate. as weijia jiang reports it, left martin o'malley with little time to give his message to voters? greeted supporters, posed for pictures following the final debate before the iowa cake you cents earlier secretary clinton and bernie sanders clashed on number of issues, starting with gun control. >> he voted for immunity from gun makers and sellers which the nra said was the most important piece of gun legislation in 20 years. >> clinton slammed sanders for

voting repeatedly with the nra. but the vermont senator point today his lifetime rating of d minus with the powerful gun lobby. >> i think secretary clinton knows that what she says is very dis inch jen ooh is. >> policy and healthcare reform, also dominated discussion here in charleston. >> the wealthiest country in the history of the world we should have healthcare for every man, woman and child as a right. >> there are things we can do to improve it but to tear it up and start over again, pushing our country back into that casino after contentious debate, i think is the wrong direction. >> former maryland governor martin o'malley was also on the stage, but he struggled to get a word in. >> i don't there has been single debate where we left people saying they heard too much from martin owe mal. >> i new pole gives clinton big lead nationwide over both democratic rivals. but sanders was unimpressed, and quickly mentioned he's winning in the new hampshire polls, and he's tide in iowa where voters are set to caucus

in just two weeks. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". oh, take a look at this water main break right here. meisha has been telling bus this all morning long. this is on swedesford road in east whiteland township chester county, water as you can see right there just rushing down the street of course turning into ice in these frigid conditions. swedesford road is closed between church road and phoenixville pike. meisha will have an update on that situation, get you around there, coming up in a few minutes. >> first though, holiday but thousands across the country will spend this martin luther king, jr. day giving back. "eyewitness news" live right now at girard college in north philadelphia. relatively quiet, getting ready for all every those volunteers, soon those 5,000 volunteers will have joined them to take part in 100 activities. this is the largest day of service in the nation. we'll tell you more about that coming up in about 15 minutes. a local muslim group is calling for city council to recognize their holy holidays

on the calendar. those two holidays would be a day off for everyone. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more. >> raheema hampton one of over 200,000 muslims living in philadelphia. >> growing up as child in islam, you are not really clear or have clear understanding of why you can't. and there are other things that are celebrated but you're not. >> christmas like a no brainer, easter no brainer, jewish holidays are recognized meaning school holiday, city workers let off get holiday pay for that. >> starting this year new york city public schools will have two additional days off to account for the muslim observe and of eid. >> this week hundreds in philadelphia will be rallying around city council to dot same. >> just to show people we're just like you, americans, born and raise in the america. >> political climate for those of the islamic fate has bun undoubtedly polarizing as of late, soy the community is prepared for some push backs.

>> we have pain and joy and sorrow like them, like everybody, so all of these myths and all of these mis-information can be dispelled by simple conversation over dinner. >> there are number of people who have the wrong idea what islam is. and we just have to be reminded of what our colors are, what we stand on, and that some of the things that are happening is not islam. >> the two holidays which would mean a day off for all fall on different days each year. five year calendar has been presented to the city. city councilman curtis jones plans to introduce this bill during thursday's 10:00 a.m. city council meeting. reporting in center city, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> photos showing the love between a woman and her dog are going viral. here's the photo for you. valerie parrot and her service dog bella, that is them on valerie's wedding day. valerie suffers from panic disorders and migraines, and bella was calming valerie on a stressful day, her wedding day. since those photos went viral, valerie said she has had so

much good feedback from the service animal community. just wonderful. still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", incredible story about message in a booth thal was tossed into the ocean off the jersey shore two years ago. we'll tell you where it finally turned up. >> also, awards season underway, and this time the stars were out at the critics choice award. we'll take a look at all of the big winners next. >> ♪ >> and adele says hello to some of her fans while dining out at a restaurant, but their story does not end there. find out what also the singer did for them when we come back. >> ♪

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second place, and up for 12 academy awards this year, the revenant with more than 29 million. star wars the force awakens fell to third, with just more than 25 million, still doing well. rounding out top five, 13 hours and daddy's home. >> all right, well, yesterday was great day to sit inside and watch a movie. all of that snow, how is it looking today? >> definitely not snowy dow but very cold day. if you are lucky enough to have scored extra day off from work or school, why not take part in the martin luther king day of service. that said make sure to budged up when you headed outdoor, eyewitness weather watcher network bring the folks in all reporting some real cold air. these are the face value temperatures, teens, low 20's cents at best, but you have to factor in the wind. that will will become evident when i show you windchill values in a second here. but is her know on one location, north wales, handful every clouds, at 19 degrees, and he bridges up very important point here, and i know meisha will be talking about this, too, watch out for ice, though no actual precipitation expected to fall from the sky through the rest

of the day today, even that fell yesterday, if it is still out there the in the form of wet road that sheen on the road, it is ice. it is has had a chance to re ice over. please keep that in mind. next to the windchills, from the watch they are morning, phil reports it is only feeling like # degrees, out in the chestnut hill section of philadelphia, lynn in cherry hill at 11, remember, these are feels like. so more like the teens, low teens really, in all of the these locations, and looking at some of the wind speeds of these folks sent in, talking northwest wind flow of anywhere from say ten to 15 miles per hour generally speaking so doesn't take much for it to feel a lot colder than thermometer actually reads. now looking at nice wide zoom on storm scan, granted there are few, you know, systems we're watching right now, but none have any direct impact on the days ahead. there is new system pushing on shore in california, and even though we are expect to go see new storm develop from the west coast that's not it. hasn't even moved on shore yet. maybe you heard the rumors of this winter storm that's brewing for the tail end of the week. right now, this is generic

look what we are expecting, don't want to get too detailed, still four, five days away, but friday into saturday significant accumulation possible. that will slow you down, watching it obviously very, very closely, so this could be pretty substantial storm system, first we've seen yet this season. meantime just cold outside. today really meisha ac the most brutal of the seven. >> oh, it certainly is cold outside. like you pointed out katie, we are seeing some black ice out there. so drive carefully. now what we are looking at right now is this live mobile three of water main break, let me back out of the way so you can see this. in malvern, east whiteland township, swedesford road is closed right now. between church road and phoenixville pike. you're going to have to use an alternate around this. connestoga or lancaster avenue probably going to be your best bet. you can see, it is just gushing all the over the roadways, and because of this so cold, this is all going to freeze over, what hasn't yet, will freeze over, and it will be very, very slick. so again, swedesford road is

closed right now. switching gears, showing you another point, outside, the schuylkill eastbound at city avenue looking beautiful. it can be a little deceiving with the sun, just starting to peak up. i can tell you right now it is very cold out there. it is windy. we do have black ice out there. so eastbound westbound starting to heat up right now, we do have an accident, 995 northbound, at academy, hard to see, in this shot, but just moments ago seeing it, pulled all the way the to the right. make note there is an accident out here, when we have slick roads like this, you certainly want to use your best discretion out there, drive slow, erika, back over to you. >> three, two, one. ignition and lift off. >> oh, foggy launch in california yesterday. as the space x falcon nine rocket blast noose space. collaboration between the us and europe to measure ocean surfaces here on earth. data sent back will help with scientific research in the

climate change. that will mission is expected to last between three and five years. and incredible journey now, two years in the making. a bottle tossed into the sea from the jersey shore washes up more than 3,000 miles away in france of all places. a couple through that bottle into the ocean in toms river never thinking it would make it very far. they wrote college dorm address on note simply saying quote right to us about your good fortunes. then, last week, someone from loyola university contacted them, saying that bottle was found in france. >> we thought someone would finds it saying we found your bottle here. >> can't believe it went all the way to france. doesn't make any sense. >> the bottle was found one week ago by a man walking along the beach, covered in see weed and sand. how about that? >> right now 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. checking in with rally roads up in new york with the preview for us. good morning. >> good morning ahead the latest on the americans

release from the iran. we will talk with brother of washington post correspondent jason, plus, the family of former f.b.i. agent, robert levinson, who is still missing in iran. and, democratic strategies james with his take on last notation primary debate. sean penn tells us why he was shot, el chapo captured alive. more on the interview did you not see last night. the news is back in the morning, see in you about ten minutes. >> we've been airing part of your interview all morning here on "eyewitness news", what was your big take from the interview what did you think about penn? >> well, i think what is remarkable is that he got to see him at all, it was arranged by a mexican actress that he knew through intermediary, she helped and had some e-mail, some communication through social media with el chapo, and that he agreed do it, the fact that sean believes that, you know, everybody from the government new he was there, and new and

were surveiling him was also interesting. he thought the most amazing thing was that el chapo agreed see him. >> can't wait to see the rest of the interview, charlie, thank so much. >> right now, it is 6:51. apple's i tune radio service will no longer be free as of january 28th. that's pen days from now. the company broke that news to customers in a e-mail late last week. beats one will be the only free radio service provided by apple. all other stations will require a paid apple music subscription of 9.995 month. that will service features guest hoses, egg clues i have interviews, music selected by apple dj's. >> appears that singer adele quite generous specially when she is a little bit tipsy. two college student from nashville met adele while visiting london over the holidays, managed to score some concert ticket. they shared that store which their friends who thought this is just unbelievable, but then adele told their story on last night's, rather, last week on the late late show. chris with that story.

>> at this point in the year, most people have turned the page on 2015. but two college fresh machine from nashville are still very much fixated on a date in december. >> that is brady morgan, freshman at tulane. >> we both went to the high schooler. >> his friends jamie, freshman at the university of denver. >> yes, absolutely crazy. >> and this is the two of them after meeting adele at a london restaurant. few days before christmas. >> and she was coming by my table. and my mom was like a add. >> i they figure their chance to say hell tow adele would end there. >> but adele it turned out was rolling in the deepened after few blasts of wine. >> well, my mom said we're big fans, we tried to get tickets to your show but sold out, what was it, in ten minutes or something crazy. and she said oh, i have heard -- i haven't heard that yet. >> like i am i find this

e-mail address in my pocket. of another family from nashville, who said the show was sold out so i gave them tickets to nashville. >> amazing. >> it was like word for word the same thing i had been telling people. >> ♪ >> much to their surprise, adele recalled the entire encounter during carpool karioke on the late late show this week. >> did you ever think that you would get to hear her telling it? >> oh, absolutely not. >> they can't count how many times they've toll their friends this story. it turns out, adele is telling her friends, as well. >> ♪ >> hopefully she'll get back to us. >> could you like her any more? >> oh, she is terrific. >> so great when celebrities do stuff like that. takes such minimal effort on their part, but really makes other people feel so good. >> absolutely. >> right? >> so cool. >> now she has the e-mail

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>> thousands planned to honor the legacy of doctor martin luther king, jr. by taking in the at the advice project today. we check back in judge jan carabeo, the site of the nation's largest day of service, jan, good morning. >> good morning, the martin luther king day of service started here in philadelphia, and it has grown to a record height this year. 140,000 volunteers, taking

part in some 1800 service project, throughout gather philadelphia now here at girard college the signature event, some 5,000 volunteers will converge here, more than 100 activities, sealing many of the early risers up and about right now. let and well nerve fares, job fair that starts at 9:00 and the big service project also starts at that time. volunteers here, will unpack, sort, then re pack clothes for low income and unemployed men and women, in greater philadelphia, really great things to take part in, and you can still volunteer. get out here, do something for your community. >> day on, not day off, thank you. if you are getting outside for the outdoor volunteer project you really need to bundle up. so cold out. >> the story. we that's right things offer by going out to picture of the live neighborhood network, test a loft different stories, you have the temperatures, win, during the break, snowy condition doctor, see the snow still out there. keep in mind beautiful sun

won't feel at warm as you will. >> sure is cold out there. accident 95 north academy, can't see it in the camera shot, just little behind this camera shot but just know 95 north ac add a any. accident blocking the the far right lane. ben franklin bridge, there are report every icing on the bridge also the foot walk closed not that too many of you would be walking but make note. vine traveling 46, the slowest so actually things looking pretty good right now. >> very good. thank you. next on cbs this morning, more of charlie rose 06 minutes interview with sean penn. >> and reminder to join us bright and early every morning we start here 4:30 on cbs-3. hope you have a great day. >> ♪

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, january 18th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning. iran frees five americans. we talk to the brother of a released prisoner. plus the family of the former fbi agent is still missing in iran. bernie sanders and hillary clinton clash over gun, health care, and wall street in a heated debate. >> sean penn tells charlie about the fears he had when he met with el chapo. what you didn't see last night on "60 minutes." we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. this is a good day, because once again, we are seeing what is possible with strong american diplomacy. >> the u.s. swaps prisoners with