>> also, the newest eagle has landed. new head coach, doug pederson, has arrived in philadelphia. we'll get to hear from him for the first time later on today. also, this: >> oscars outrage, the president of the academy prom i cents more diversity, and quickly. i'm don champion, cbs broadcast center more on the changes coming. all right, good morning, it is tuesday, january 19th, i'm erika von tiehl. want to check in right now with katie on that frigid skydeck. get her back in as soon as possible. meisha just really talking about the cold this morning, ladies. >> yes, good morning. freezing cold out there. the roadways are look okay. we do have two accidents right now that popped up. i'll get to knows in just pavement over arching theme, start your cars early have, an emergency kit, katie you're out there. how is it feeling? >> definitely frigid for sure. again, want to bundle up adequately when you hit the road today more than anything it is the wind, that's always the xfactor, always the one that just makes it feel so much worse. when we walk out the door.

you know, when you have these casino every temperatures, and no wind, it is not that bad. it is tolerable, but the win goes through ooh bones. nice clear sky, allowing the temperatures to bottom out. the wind picking up, could actually feel it through my ear piece so i know you hear it, too. out here blustering like this again makes it feel so much colder. these are the numbers, you got couple of goose eggs for feels like values, allentown, trenton, dover, only feels like zero, feels cold nerve wilmington, reading, mount pocono. heck up in the mountains feels like it is well into sub zero territory. >> nice heavy layers if you plan to be out much longer than ten to 15 minute, you will need to be prepared for. >> this because it can frankly be dangerous cold if you are not ready for t meantime we do have sunshine in the forecast out there. i know a the love have you

questions about this upcoming storm system it, looks like it is still going to happen friday into saturday. we will have more details on what we know right now as the show goes on, meisha. case anything happens to your car. we do have two accident throughout right now, probably would be standing outside of your car in a situation like this after an accident. so pack that emergency kit. and in the case of the accident, 95 south, before the blue route, that left lane is compromised you can see, this is forming almost a single file line. right now, and also, just taking quick peak at the schuylkill, schuylkill headlights eastbound direction, belmont, looking okay. switching gears, your second accident right here. this is 95 south, at cottman, that left lane also here at this accident, also compromised and just a string of vehicles it looks like that is involved. >> you will get gaper delay, look at this, everyone stopping tapping on brakes, and a lot of people out of

their cars walking around so certainly use caution in both of areas. erika, back to you. >> talking about this all morning, wind chills making it feel dangerously cold out there. making below freezing temperatures feel like they're in the single digits. >> jan carabeo joining us with compute nerves upper darby hope they're bundled just like you, jan, good morning. >> heads down, hands in the pocket, shuffling along to get out of this cold, and into this heat. you can see we're coming to you liver from the 69th street terminal here in upper dash think morning people have rushed off the bus and gone into the station. they're bundled up from their nose to their toast and why not? it is about 17 degrees right now, according to cbs philly weather appment factor in the windchill it feels like two gross out here, so definately brought al morning. no fun waiting in this weather wondering when that bus and that heat will finally arrive. there is a bit of a breeze out

here, too, so that doesn't make things any easier this morning, and expecting win gusts to up 30 miles per hour today. you can see there on the ben franklin parkway this morning the flags are whipping a bit in the morning win. now we caught one folks bundled in center city recently too tanking advantage of the cold weather by taking couple of laps around the dilworth park ice rink. most people we spoke with though aren't hating the cold. >> simply put they say it is about time, after all, mid-january. but, that does not mean they want to spend any prolonged period of time outside, you'll understand, when you see this. take a listen. >> are you cold? >> very cold. moving extra fast today? >> trying to. >> you're bundled up though, you're prepared. up lit it though? >> no. >> no? >> it is a nice change. >> really cold out here this morning, so if you like i know, bundle up, bundle up, because it is cold out here. >> it is freezing out. oh, my god like i really can't believe it.

>> so safe to say the interviews have been very brief this morning. people rushing off the bus, and into the station, maybe to catch train out here this morning, going to work and school. as far as the cold goes, i think we can all handle it, erika, if we're prepared and smart about it and we bundle up this morning. how much, as far as the snow goes, i've gotten an lot of mixed opinions this morning, some people really looking forward to it, really looking forward to a plowable snow, and it looks lick we might be get that according to katie. we'll have to keep our eyes and ears open. back to you in the studio. >> can't please all the people all the time, jan, thank so much. well, new this morning, lasalle university shuttle driver suffers minor injuries in a crash. the accident happened around 1:00 a.m. at broad and olney. no student were on the van at the time of that crash. the accident is under investigation. >> there is a new chief in the eagles nest, doug pederson will be introduced to the city later today as new hope code of of the evening else. peterson landed in town yesterday. he was greeted by eagles

brass, who whisk him away to the nova care complex. while pederson has kept good company with coaches like don schulla and and err read, the de -- decide tow hire him, a head catcher. wasn't even the primary play call nerve kansas sit. >> i we have no idea whether doug pederson will be good coach. we don't know how well he is at running at training camp, we don't know if he is a leered of men, don't know if he can think on his feet, we don't know if he has better time management skills than the guy he has work for. so for now, it is an entirely open question. with you i will say this, you wish there was something in his resume you could get excited about. it is a pretty thin resume. >> "eyewitness news" will bring you the peterson press conference live later today. it is at 2:00 right here on cbs-3, also, we stream it for you live at 2:00. two class action lawsuits expected to be filed today in connection with the flint water contamination crisis. the city's mayor is asking for

a federal disaster declaration. president obama has declared a federal emergency. but as adrianna diaz report, city officials say it is not enough. >> all day, a steady stream of resident received their rags of clean water from the national guard. >> 6:05 alert. >> state troopers with lead tests, filters, bottles, fanned across a city that's parked for clean water. in april 2014, when flint tapped into its own river for water, it wasn't properly treated, stripping lead from pipe. after the switch, ten people died from legionnaire's disease. flint doctor found that the number of children with high lead in their systems doubled to nearly 70. >> you see the result at five years of age when they need early intervention services and special education. you see the impact at ten years when they're having adhd like symptoms. you will see the impact when their like 15 years old and they are having trouble with the criminal justice system.

>> elena richardson says her children started getting sick after the water switch. >> what happens after the water filter is gone, we're still going to have the lead, still have going to have the pipes, still going have the poison, still going to have the disease. >> nearby detroit where flint used to get its water 9% of homes less than 2.3 parts per billion of lead in 2014. researchers say anything above five parts per billion is cause for concern. after flint's water switch, 10% of homes had more than 11 parts per billion n1 house researchers from virginia tech, found lead levels a 13,200. more than twice what the epa considers toxic waste. >> flint gone back to its original water source, governor rick snyder says repairing the damaged pipes will cost at least $55 million. president obama's declaration is limit today 5 million. adrianna diaz, cbs news, flint michigan. >> still ahead this morning, sadness in a south jersey

community after a popular tavern that has been there for 230 years, just destroyed by a fire. hear what people are saying about the historic site. also, calls are growing for an oscar's boycott. find out who is refusing to attend the award show this year. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and remembering a music legend this morning, eagles co-founder glenn frey has died. this is video of the eagles performing in philly at the wells fargo center back in 2013. we'll be right back with a look at fray's life and career. >> ♪

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>> more on pass being of eagles co-founder glenn frey. >> ♪ >> glenn frey, formed the eagles in the early 19 70s, with his friend, drummer, don hendley. >> ♪ >> the eagles mixed country in california sound to become one of the most successful acts of the 70s, with more than 150 million albumns sold. hotel california, along with their greatest hits collection, became two of the best selling albumns of all time. >> we enjoyed what we were doing, serious about our work, serious about the songs. and serious about where we wanted to take the band. but along the way we really

rocked and had a good time. >> ♪ >> guitarist met hendley in los angeles when they both sang back up for linda ronstadt. >> ♪ >> after the eagles disbanded, glenn frey launched successful solo career with hits like the heat is on and you belong to the sit. eagles reunite in the 1994. four years later the group was inducted into the rock-and-roll hall of fame. >> he released his final solo albumn, a collection every old standards. >> ♪ >> the eagles were supposed to be hon orders at the kennedy center last month. but that was postponed because an ailing glenn frey could not attend. don hendley say glenn frey is the one who started it all, the spark plug and the man with the plan. danielle nottingham, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 6:13, high surf may be

exciting for these surfers near san diego, experts warning beach-goers these breakers really are dangerous, waves between five to 8 feet high are crashing down the california coast lynn with waves expected as high as 18 feet. and speaking of the dangerous conditions, you see this yet? tv reporter just swamped when he tried to catch some pictures. the cameraman warned him, hey, he shot it from high ground. never under estimate the power of mother nature. back here on the east corks cold we're talking about, kate. >> i yes, see some of the values like this out there on the thermometer readings, yes, do you have bundle up adequately here. we take you out to one of the shore towns, more so delaware beaches here down the shore in row hope, dealing with temperatures at 14 degrees rite now, not necessarily strong wind but enough you absolutely notice it feels more like single digits as well. actually still see little hint of left over snow from the past weekend system. appears like we may ends up with a very snow covered

boardwalk by the weekend. comes courtesy of system that hasn't yet moved on yet. moving on shore, evident here across western california. that will cross the rockies, get its act together, once it pulls into the planes, pull in some gulf moisture and then start to head our way. that all happens in the next couple of days. which is why we're not giving you any specifics in snow totals. i know are lot of people are asking okay, how much are we tack being? the most we can guarantee right now, is that there is going to be storm system on the eastern seaboard, it looks very probable that we will be in the cross hairs of it employable snow potential friday into saturday. for now, it is calm, quiet, just windy and really cold outside. weighs disturbance wednesday night in thursday, likely lead to flurry or snow shower for some of you, then see another quiet day thursday as we bid our time waiting for the storm, meanwhile, that's when we start to see the storm blossoming down across the

deep south. >> significant accumulation possible, plus, gusty winds coastal flooding meantime bundle up. we'll give you new details on the i am pending storm as we get ever clothe err. >> bundle up indeed specially if you were to get into an accident and you had to step out of your vehicle, it is cold. >> there is an accident, 59 south at cottman, really causing some slow downs >> also, slowing down, to take a peak at what's going on, and it is really causing some slow downs, in fact, let's take a look at this, 59 south at cottman, coming around the s curve. very, very slow moving, some areas tacking you 45 minutes when normally take you handful of minutes. moving slow there, another

accident, 95 southbound, before the blue route, that left lane compromised and just by this shot alone without my giving you back up camera shot you can see how slow moving it is, not really moving. so, dress warm this morning, we will take a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

>> suspect in deadly shooting at north philadelphia homeless shelter is expected to face charges of murder and attempted murder. the john brock turned himself in yesterday. police say that he snuck into the station house shelter sunday morning, after being banned from entering. investigators say, brock shot and killed one employee, and critically injured another. police say brock targeted the two employees after they escorted him out the previous day. >> bail has been set at quarter million dollars for kenneth grimes. police say that owe attack woman sunday morning at the 30th street steaks. grimes pushed woman on to the l tracks, pulled a knife, then threatened to kill her. the woman suffers a broken shoulder, but, made it back on to the platform. police arrested grimes at 30th street station. >> firefighters battling fire that destroyed historic tavern in south jersey. flames broke out inside the hillcrest tavern in bridgeton,

yesterday morning. that fire reached three alarms, the tavern dated back to 1782, but now, it is just pile of rubble. and former employees we spoke with are very upset. >> beside the job a home away from home. wherever one came. >> piece of bridgeton history. and i've been here 50 years, in the sit i have bridgeton, so, it is, you know, it continuing recalls us little bit emotionally. you know? you can replace the billing but can't replace the history. >> now the good news, no one was injured in the fire. the cause that far blaze is under investigation. >> coming up: boycotting the oscars, find out why some major hollywood figures are calling for other to skip the academy award. >> also, this bitter cold weather can really take a toll on your health. doctor rob stopping by with the best ways to cope and keep your family healthy. >> and katie not just the cold, now also tracking the

chance every snow in the seven day forecast. >> that right now is what makes everyone's ears perk, what's going on with the snow. it does look like large storm guys. we will break down the details whatever we know now, because much could still change, we will, however, have the details on what we're looking at ahead right now.

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>> major hollywood a listers boycotting the oscars over non-white nominees. now the academy president is prompting changes and quickly but has don champion reports it may be a little too late. >> the president of the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences is promising more diversity. >> we're all disappointed. i mean, last thursday was a little bit after shock. >> in a statement monday, cheryle boonies axe wrote of this year's all white acting nominees, i'm both heart broken and frustrated about the lack of inclusion. her response comes a mid calls for a boycott of this year's academy awards, actress jada pinkett smith says she will sit out the ceremony. >> begging for acknowledgment, even asking diminishes dig knit. >> i film director spike lee also plans to sit out, monday, in a instagram post, he wrote:

as i see it, the academy awards is not where the real battle is. it is in the executive office of the hollywood studios and tv and cable network. >> chosen by 6200 member voting body 93% of whom are white, 74% male. director spoke about the controversy in paris last night, his philadelphia many the revenant nominated for best pictures. >> i think a the love things have to be improved. >> academy now tasting doctors g steps to alter the make up its membership. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> coming all the in the next half hour, of "eyewitness news", superbowl preps underway, stepping up security, we'll tell you about the new threats police are focusing on for the big game. also, drivers are seeing the lowest gas prices to hit the area in years. fine out what's behind the drop in prices.

no one is complaining, meisha. >> it is cold, erika, we have people outside their vehicles, two accidents, 195 south before the blue route, one, 95 south at cottman. , first, a quick break, stay right where you are,

>> good morning, wacking to up dangerous cold this morning, the temperatures in the teens, but the wind making it fell like single digit are even worse, and katie, busy morning for you, also tracking that snow, later on this week, but right now that cold we want to talk about. >> for sure, definately the big weather headline of the day. the fact it is so harsh outside, more harsh than anything because of the wind, that always is the xfactor, i call it, that xfactor because that's what you need to factor in when you walk out the door. cold enough, we've got live neighborhood network up on the screen here, take that full for you, see where we're at.

palmyra cove nature park reporting at this .13 degrees. yes, 13, not that hot anyway. west northwest breeze, but man enough that you notice it. and that does certainly send your feels like values on a little bit of downward spiral. >> this little short list of region by region how it is diagnose to feel when you walk out the door this morning, okay? no better than single digit. that's just gun through the morning, will start to feel like balmy mid teen by this afternoon in philadelphia, and again, make sure to bundle up, guys, just going to have, too one of those days, similar to yesterday, it is still clear as a bell on storm scan3, but still have the win, you still have that cold in place. call this carbon copy of yesterday. >> the heff yes winter garb walking out the door, meanwhile expecting highs to at best hit the upper 20s, normal about 40 degrees or so, so below average here, but

heck it is mid to late january after all. expect these patterns to unfold, eventually a went earl storm, that we're tracking by week's ends, much more on the storm potential going through the show. >> okay, sound good, katie. thank you so much. cold temperatures like these, you always want to be prepared for the worse, just in case. just had an accident clear, 59 south at cottman, where we had multi vehicle pile up. that is now since been cleared. still very, very slow there, not traveling posted speeds, and let me show you back up camera. ninety-five at cottman around the s curve what i am talking about, no longer traveling at posted speed, despite the fact that we did get that accident moved out of the way. very, very slow at cottman, and also this is where we have another accident right now, 95 south, before the blue route, that left lane is still compromised and very slow moving right around here.

>> fifteen minutes delays due to signal problems, glennside, two water main breaks, one here jenkintown road at briar wood road. then another one in gilbertsville berks county. philadelphia avenue before route 100 northbound ramp. both place the traffic is getting by, but use caution. very icy conditions around that area. back to you. >> various military agencies searching above water below water and along the shore line hawaii for marines missing after last week's helicopter crash. three life rafts carried aboard, but still, no sign of the 12 crew members. two of the marines from pennsylvania. captain brian t kensy from malvern, chester county, and sergeant adam shoulder is from gardner's adams county. a leaked government report outlines concerns from the fbi and homeland security about possible threats, the superbowl 50. report sites concerns over anything from the use of drones, to vandals sculpting fiberoptic cables, essentially

shutting down the internet. required f.b.i. agent jeffrey harp warns of another threat, at levi stadium next month. >> it is the lone wolf. the individual who is self radicalized that creates a problem, that you can't detect. there is only so much that the fbi can do as far as electronics surveillance within the guidelines of the constitution. >> so far the fbi is not commenting on the eight page intelligence bulletin. >> and cbs-3 is your home for superbowl 50. you can see that big game right here on february 7th. >> all right, it is 6:34 right now. tax season officially begins today. given recent increases in tax related flawed we want to chick in with cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger, the laid toy talk about this stuff up in new york this morning, officially here, how should folks start, jill? what should they do? >> first i have a nice gift for you. due to local district of columbia holiday, tax filing deadline, april 18th, i just gave you three extra days.

that doesn't mean you should dowd l, start getting organized, start with the tax documents rolling in, employers should be sending wt's by the end of this month, muse all fund companies, mortgage companies, send your tax documents by mid february, though, a lot of these forms are actually available on line earlier. get those credit cards summaries, review checking accounts for deductions, some maybe charitable donation or job search, cost, use last year's tax return to guide to what you may be missing. >> so say you got all of your documents ready. careful because of the increase in tax related scams. how can we protect ourselves? >> last year,. >> irs website stole information on about 400,000 taxpayers, to states themselves also on high alert. you remember the filing of the fraudulent returns, that halted e filings last year. the government has unveiled

several measures should prevent tax fraud but they say the best bet maybe to file early, prevent other from trying to file a return in your own name. few anti-fraud tips to remember, the irs never initiates contact with taxpayers about their accounts through e-mail, a text message, or other social media. soap, if you get something that's unsolicited, it appears to come from the irs, do not open it don't open attachment, don't click on links, forward it directly to the irs, by the way a last bit, if hiring tax prepare they are year, just make sure he or she has irs preparer tax identification number that will certify that the person is authorized to prepare federal tax returns. you can check the irs data base to check on attacks preparer's credentials. >> sooner you file the sooner you get the nice return, jill, thank so much. >> take care. >> all right, right now 6:36. good time to fill up the tank.

we haven't seen price this is low in a long time. david spunt takes us to south jersey where prices at the pump are the lowest. >> i tell you what, if it gets any cheaper, start getting spoils. >> but many drivers are already spoiled. and the prices are not a fluke. this station in turnersville, is selling regular for a dollar 47. and so are four more. >> i found it on app i had on my phone, so i specifically drove here for it. >> the reason the price of oil dropping and fast. the closing bell friday didn't bring much confidence to consumers. >> average investor probably shouldn't check the 401k right now. it will put now bad mood. >> financial experts same, the key is to ride things out. and not to panic when the opening bell rings. still, you can expect, the gas

prices to stay low for now. >> his offers already expect to go see new low gas price records. the average price for gallon of gas is a dollar 90. down from 3.68 in june of 2014. >> really spry and demand, and there is a glut, plenty of crude out out there. that's why the prices are solo. >> what changed? >> what changed is the price of barrel of oil in june 2014 price of barrel of oil was $107. on friday, it was a little bit less than $30. reporting in delmar -- bellmawr, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> of weight latest numbers from triple a on the average price for gallon of regular n southeastern pennsylvania, it is 2.08 a gallon. south jersey drivers are paying average of 1.69.

and in northern delaware, it is 1.79. all right, coming up this morning, coping with the bitter cold. >> i hate it. terrible. >> it is really cold specially with the wind. the wind, like, just draws tears out of your eyes specially on broad street. >> oh, ya. we've been there. the cold air is not just nuisance though. it can make certain health conditions even worse. doctor rob is going to join us in the studio with ways to cope as the temperatures drop. also the world loses another music legend. eagles founder, glenn frey, has passed away. we're taking a look back at his life and career coming up next. >> ♪

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music fans mourning the loss of eagles co-founder glenn frey, he passed away at the age of 67. just last week, david bowie passed away. two of the most unique voices of generation, gone silent. joining me now to talk more about their influence, music director at our sister station, thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. >> great to be here but sad to be here at the same time. >> but we want to honor them. both unique artists, what made them stand out? >> the thing about glenn frey he was a buyer rock-and-roll guy. he grew up in detroit. he was attracted to the la scene. he wanted to go to los angeles, he lofted the sunset strip a lot of their music reflected that era. and that in the 70s, of what it was like to be in l.a. along the sunset strip. so many of their songs of the

and the lyrics, i was such a wonderful story teller, they really drew you into the song. from the beginning to the beginning to the end. each song, its own soap opera as it were. david bowie theatrical. david bowie ziggy stardust, early days, with the real high platform shoes. >> yep, the make up, hair. >> make up, you know, going through his face, and the way the hair was, and then he was even during the disco days kind of changed with songs, he went from like hard rocker in the early 70s, and as of the music, bowie always evolved with some music. so he stayed contemporary in that way. he went from the wild outfits to wearing a suit anti-and a lot of the videos you would see on m tv in those early days. so he was as i mentioned more theatrical. and in his presence of show. >> talk about being on stage, i know you recently saw the eagles, every time in town,

what an incredible concert. >> without a doubt. i saw them in the early 70s, when they would come through the spectrum, and then when they came back in the 80s, early nine the's, when they reformed, and the health freezes over tour i saw them here then. then just little over a year ago they did the greatest hits tour. when they did that it was wonderful. they would come out, glenn came out first, and he would show some of the early songs that he wrote before they were the eagles. and one by one the members would come out on stage until all the sudden they formed as the eagles. >> what a memory. >> when all of those songs with the melodies, the guitar river, just what a fantastic showmanship. all of them were. they really, when they would get on stage, the eagles, the harm money and the guitar work was phenominal. just captured you. as i mentioned the lyrics of the song really drove you in to all of the songs. and it just took you on journey, just little soap opera taking you right on through the song. >> thank you for your time. >> my pleasure, thank you very

much. >> right now 6:45. we have some tweets, interesting, from the international space station a look at the very first flowers ever grown in space. the sin ya's are the handy work of astro not scott kelly, who knew he had a green thumb. the first after few failed growth cycles l help scientists understand how plants grow in micro gravity. back in 2014, astronaunts grew vegetable, but these flowers are real a first. how about that? katie, turning to the forecast, too cold for flowers today? >> ya, ya. >> with the wind factor in, it is definitely you what want to be factoring in when you walk out the door. use the win shield values as a guide rather than actual thermometer unless looking at thermometer and you want to do little quick mat in your head, knock solid five to 15 degrees easy, very, chilly. so these are the actual values that we are seeing, nice big sample here. from our eyewitness weather watcher network. let's zero in handful of

these. we take new some of the pine land areas here, mark, checking in from chattsword, night clear sky. just sent it in within the last five minutes, 12 degrees for him. interestingly, he said the temperature actually starting to pick up little bit herement it is up 5 degrees already from his last check here. but no wind. that's what is interesting to me. because many of you are experiencing the wind. let's actually take you back across the river here. we move into northern delaware, what i believe is brand new observation, i hadn't seen steven's reports yet. so welcome to the families, guys, 14 degrees. they're in wilmington, check out the comment real quickly. windchill one and a half. very, very cold. wind speeds 9 miles per hour, that gives you a sense. dressing for wind chills that are at best this morning in single digits, many of you in the far northwest suburbs not feeling any better than sub zero. so factor in. for now we have high pressure, couple of disturb and cents, this little guy will zip across into the great lakes region then eventually sort of

light flurry or snow shower tomorrow night for us. that is not huge deal. beginning of the moisture will eventually become our large winter storm, are now present on the western coast. this crosses the rockies, enters the planes, redevelop itself, really blossoms into strong area of low pressure in the lower mississippi valley. then we ends one that potential for snow. what are the odds of seeing anything that's plowable or at least, you know, decent measurable snow? it is pretty good right now. shooting for the highest percentage of heavy snow, where we would be talking about who are than just couple of inches, than looks right now like it might be our best chance. but not guarantee. it isn't so evolving situation. we'll let you knowment temperatures easing up through the week, snow arrives as early as friday afternoon. >> cold morning indeed. we do have accident out there. so for those of you just thinking about hitting the roadways, listen up. make sure you have an extra pair of gloves, in the car this morning.

just in case something unfortunate were to happen. here is a accident here, the boulevard southbound approaching the schuylkill. you can see, two lanes compromised, people outside their vehicles. back out of the way, show you what's going on. see single file lane. starting to stop right now. trying to maneuver around that accident. now where we did have another accident, nine at south before the blue route that left lane was block, that has now since been cleared. and so has the accident on cottman, but you still have that slow down residual effect because of it. so drive safe. give yourself couple of extra minute this morning. >> right now 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joins because preview for us. good morning. >> good morning, flint water crisis, we'll have that, all of the major news of the day. plus we continue coveragement former taco bell executive who is suing the driver he attacked. legal analyst ricky on whether he has a case.

also, jp morgan chase ceo jamie dime here to talk about the economy. and jan crawford meet up with music len end on his alabama farm. news is back in the morning, see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> action pack show. can't wait, thank you. >> from art rights to as marks the winter weather continues to roll, in the chilly air can really affect certain health conditions. so, what's the best way to cope with the cold? family physician doctor rob dan off joining us now, i feel like the first storm always of the year is you have older relatives, i can feel the storm coming in my knee or my elbow or something. how about you just watch the news? >> i have patience, noah day ahead of time. the change in war melt trick pressure. so we brought over a knee here. but the knee is a join. for those with arthritis, inflammation of the joints, there are nerve endings in the

tissues. so when the pressure changes, say it drops, inflammation may get little worse. and people might feel stiffness or joint pain, it the change in the weather. so when katie changes the weather my patients know with their weather knees they know it is coming on. >> before katie does? >> just as accurate as the radar real. >> i also, i didn't realize this, affected by cold weather but asthma sufferers really feel it. >> good point, err cape. because asthma is something narrowing of the airways. imagine trying to take a breath through a straw that is stuffed with cotton. that is what happens with asthmatics in real cold weather. it is dry, it is cold. so the lungs, or the tubes, go into spasm. they get narrow. they may start to cough, get short of breath, waist, may even get chest pains. so those with asthma in this combed weather please use urine hail ers, take your medications and wear a scarf. you know why? because you go and breathe the cold air t can patch the tubes going to the lungs. cover your mouth with a scarf. it humidifies and warms the air. >> good point. >> so you have lessons

whether. >> warm the air before you breathe it in. >> for everyone, all every us get the dry itchy skin in the winter, and more than just the lotion you can do. but what exactly is cause that dry skin? >> the winter itch. winter air is have i dry air. so what happens is if you have eczema or dermatitis or just dry skin in particular, it makes it worse. so we want too take a shower at night, moisturize, keep the moisture in. if we take warm or hot shower, say in the morning, it opens up our pores, we de hydrate even more, when we go outside. >> oh, makes sense. >> we want humidify the air in our home because it is a double whammie in the winter. dry air outside, dry air inside. the other thing is use creams or ointments, not lotions, lotions have alcohol, they can dry your skin. >> okay. >> so creams, or ointments are the best moisturizers for your skin. >> i'm putting the wrong thin every winter for years now. now, i know this affect all of us when outside. katie on the skydeck, report earnings, i have avenue been out there, just can't think as well in the cold s there

something to that? >> when we first go out in the coal, oh, wow we better hurry get inside. but hypothermia out in the coal too long, temperature changes, internal temperatures in the body we can start getting slow thinking like we're in a fog. that's really clue that our body temperature is starting to drop. so absolutely it can happen. >> all right, doctor rob, thanks, and thanks for bringing the lucky weather knee in with you. we'll be right back.

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>> before you go want to check on the dangerous cold. trying to stay warm, 69 street staying in un err darby, easier said than done, jan. >> absolutely, erika. good morning it, has been cold morning, and you can see it see my breath in the air, behind my every once in a while see these passengers, thee travelers, bundled up all the way to their nose, their scarfs covering their mouth and nose this morning, good idea. it has been if the teens all morning long here at the 69th street terminal in upper darby but with the win chill it feels closer to zero definitely no fun this morning, spending any prolonged period of time outside. there is bill of breeze out hire as i mentioned, stowe doesn't make things easier. we are expecting win gusts to up 30 miles per hour today. you can see on the ben franklin parkway this morning those flags are whipping a bit in the win. not everyone hates this cold weather, at least not yet. simply put people we've spoke

win say it is about time. some people even want to see the snow but as far as the cold goes we can keel with it just need to be prepared as we leave the house. bundle up, try not to spend any prolonged peer of time outdoors if you can help t back into you. >> great job all morning long for us, now go get warm. thank you so much. >> get that girl some cocoa. >> absolutely, something. >> and of course watching the storm for later this week, but today like jan was saying the cold that really is getting you. >> absolutely always gives the trooper gold star award to our reporters. >> yes, thank you guys so much for bringing us the news there. i want to give you an idea what's happening, what we know right now is that there is a very decent chance for significant plowable accumulation out of this, gusty wind, coastal flooding also an issue, so lots that we will be some sort of fine tuning with time, but the timing still friday into saturday, meisha. >> we do have accident boulevard southbound approaching the schuylkill, the right lane is blocked, because of that, and also i'm trying to show you back up

camera of the boulevard, at fox street, i will have to have my producer help me. ninety-five south at cottman also residual effect. bathesly anywhere driving right now, it is looking pretty darn slow on this cold tuesday morning. >> one thing that can warm you up the chipping i and pete's fries, those crab fries, the cheese sauce, how delicious. but you have to go to the restaurant to get them usually right? now you can have them at home. bringing a crab fries flavor potato chip. her's is doing that. >> stealing my heart. go on. >> on shelves in march. southeastern pennsylvanian southern new jersey. like the sound that far. >> yum. >> next on cbs this morning, tax season can mean tax fraud. the irs is warning of a scam. and, don't forget, "eyewitness news" bringing you the doug pederson press conference, that is live later on today, as the eagles introduce their new head coach. you can watch it live at 2:00 right here on cbs-3 and cbsphilly.com. bundle up out there.

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