township. bypass is closed between newark road and route 82 because of this accident, and, and, all over the road, in the hazmat crew is responding. no injuries, have been reported. boy, major storm is well over and we are in clean up mode. good afternoon i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. here is latest on the aftermath of this weekend's storm. philadelphia officials say all primary roads are passable, the focus is now on side streets, that are still snow covered. no word whether city schools will be opened up tomorrow. in new jersey, lieutenant governor kim guadagno toured the shore to see firsthand that flooding and beach erosion. she says that damages mates the will be tallied before the state can appeal for federal help. shore towns are deep in the trenches of the massive clean up as well after this weekend's storm brought devastating coastal flooding. >> new jersey reporter cleve bryan joins us live from stone harbor where new jersey's lieutenant governor surveyed

the damage this afternoon, cleve. >> reporter: jessica and ukee there was already some erosion happening here at stone harbor this weekend but this storm made it much more severe. and officials here at the shore say that it will will take a lot of effort and money to bounce back. straight up there, every where. >> reporter: barbara is having deja vu in her north wildwood house this weekend storm surged ruined the storms and furnished after she replaced from it super storm sandy. >> on the pedestal sink right there that black line that is it. >> reporter: it almost looks like 3 feet of water. >> yes, that you will drywall has to come out. >> reporter: report her sandy marked sandy's water level this storm was close. >> four or 5 inches somewhere, thank god. >> reporter: flood damage, is flute the wildwood, here a down treat on jersey avenue. in west wildwood, where a

bulkhead breach, ed sloan's boat drifted several blocks from his yard, trailer in all. >> it just got picked up by the tides or whatever and carried out to pine avenue and to a vacant lot. >> thinks first time i have ever seen a both bet and trailer go. >> reporter: shore officials say storm damaged hundreds if not thousands of properties, and then is there the beaches. >> it is all on the bottom. >> reporter: new jersey lieutenant governor kim guadagno, bob martin toured beach towns including this stop at stone harbor's heavily eroded dunes. jersey shore could get disaster assistance with we he meet 12 million-dollar of threshold of damage is it will go as a request as quickly as possible to the federal government, for whatever damages, are appropriate, under their formula. >> reporter: despite dunes and record flood levels in certain towns state officials want to reit the rate that the the damages from this storm are no where near the the scale of

sandy, and they expect the shore towns to recover much more quickly. in stone harbor i'm's cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cleve, thanks much. we want to let you know fill will i public schools will be closed tomorrow, we just got that information into our news room, again, philadelphia public schools will be closed tomorrow. in the meantime city is slowly to thawing out the from the weekend storm but secondary streets, are still very buried in snow. and you live or work, mayor jim kenney says health is on the way. >> we do appreciate your patients. we're getting tour streets. we have to take care of the big ones to get everything rolling, and, we will start with people but we have forgotten you a and we are coming or we are already there. >> to make digging out easier city officials suggest leaving your car at home and taking mass transit, also, trash and recycling collection will resume, tomorrow. well, streets like this one in south philadelphia have yet to see a snowplow and it is a common theme that left

some residents feeling forgotten. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is in university city with how people are fairing there tonight, rahel. >> reporter: well, jessica, west philadelphia streets got quite the beating up as well, now those main streets, they offer the most part passable and clear and what we have been seeing are smaller road. they are still snow covered, leaving neighbors wondering when their streets will be cleared of snow. days after philadelphia's fourth largest snowstorm, blanketed the city in white, this crippling effect is still plane to see. >> bunch of cars backup, stuck, even people left them. i would have never left my car and came back. >> reporter: while main roads were largely passable on monday, many two-way streets have been coverted to a inning will lane. this street in south philadelphia appeared to be completely untouched and perhaps unrecognizable. >> they have to come out and plow the the streets. they are plowing everybody else's street. >> reporter: commissioners of the streets department tells "eyewitness news" about 10,000 d

this this weekend, and it is still all hand on deck with crews. as the city's fifth press briefing officials explained why smaller streets still look like, well, this. >> some of our smaller streets the trucks that we use in on those streets and amount of snow we have is larger than the plow that we can fit into the the street. so we have to shift some on our operations to one where we are using the bobcats to actually lift and push the snow from the street. >> reporter: from the streets to the sidewalks, university of the sciences student mahima singh says more should have been done. >> i have good shoes but i feel bad for them. >> reporter: city officials say their goal, it is to have nearly all streets plowed and passable by wednesday evening. >> small streets, big street, there is no difference. cars got to get out. they have to get out. >> reporter: back out here live at forty-third and locust in west philadelphia, you can see where this road is starting to be much clearer

but now issue for these drivers is all of the the slush. again, it just seems like one issue after another for drivers, after this massive storm this weekend, and now officials say if you would like to report a street that hasn't been plowed, they encourage you to call 311. today they informed us that over the weekend they received 9,000 calls to 311 and that included snow related issues as well as plow requests. reporting live, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". very busy time, thank you rahel. once city workers plowed all of that snow it has to go somewhere. chopper three over broad and washington in south philadelphia a. this is just one of the several spots, that the city is using to store all that excess snow, and clearly, there are mountains of it. it is making headway in the aftermath of the storm. storm crews are back on the road but many are working with some detours. they say that the broad street line and the market frankford line is honor close to schedule. regional rails are back in services as well. please keep in mind there could be parking issues at

some rail stations, from all of the snow. >> staff at elmwood park zoo are dealing with significant damage from the snowfall, chopper three over the scene in norristown where birds of paradise exhibit has partially collapsed. the good news here all of the animals that normally populate the that exhibit were in a separate building and they were not harmed. at least sun was out today, melt something of the snow making it easier for people cleaning up. the problem is, there could be some refreezing tonight. the lets check with meteorologist kate bilo live on our cws3 sky deck, kate. >> we're definitely seeing melt ago cross the area today especially with all that sun and temperatures up near 40 in many facts. here on the sky deck our last measurement after the storm ended was 18 inches. now it is exacted to about 10.5 inches meaning that we're lose ago this water content. it is melting. any puddles you see, any wet spots running down the driveway that will turn into ice overnight and could lead to very slick conditions very

early tomorrow morning. the lets look at how sunnies setting on a snow day in kutztown you can see all of the snow on the ground there 32 degrees. good news this time of the the night we are still seeing light in the sky. days are progressively getting locker and we will move out of the coldest part of the year and average highs will start rising. got a few cloud pushing from the west. also some fog, that will be developing overnight and into the early morning hours. our next system bringing some snow to the upper midwest, it the is going to be rain showers for us though as a front comes through for tomorrow. lets talk burr icy travel concerns for next few days with highs above freezing. snow melts during the day, it the refreezes each night and temperatures plunge back to below freezing and ice spots will be hard to sianni coming up we will talk about this record freezing, fog as well, tonight into tomorrow morning and we will track those showers, for tomorrow have afternoon, that is all coming up in a bit. for now back inside to you. >> kate, thanks. many suburbs were hit hard and digging out, not easy for everyone. >> that is for sure greg argos joins us from allentown where he met one woman who wouldn't

let a little or a lot of snow to stop her, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right there ukee, here in allentown story, many of these larger roads they are clear, they are passable, the concern though is on these secondary roads, and many people, like that 94 year-old woman that lives hearsays this is what is causing allentown some major problems. she has lived in allentown for so long she's not ensure of the exact year that she moved here. >> since in the 50's. the. >> reporter: but she's positive thinks the most snow that she has seen in her lifetime. >> i'm 94 years old and in all my life i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: but she's not letting remains of this monster storm from keeping her from her errands. >> right now i just made this pass to go out the to the street in casey want to walk somewhere. >> reporter: allentown was hit especially hard by the storm, almost 3 feet, city record.

>> it is luke a whole season's snowfall in just one storm. >> reporter: as mayor pleads for patients. >> we are trying our hardest. we are working night and day. >> reporter: and begs for help. >> i'm going to ask if there is any contractors out there that want to work with the city and either lease us some equipment or donate some equipment for snow removal operations we need front loaders and dump trucks. >> reporter: many living here are dealing with secondary roads still under feet of the white stuff. >> it is horrible, two ways, become one way and everybody is trying to figure out who will go first or who will not go. it is really bad. >> reporter: tasha spencer a and her daughter are putting in shoveling shifts. >> i just started but this was like round one of many. >> wishing of warmth. >> reporter: you are dreaming of summer. >> yes. i'm feeling the sun and i feel it the right now. just close your eyes and it goes away. >> reporter: how is you are thinking. >> yes. >> reporter: like this woman preparing for a long clean up.

>> tomorrow is another day, i hope. >> there you go. >> reporter: you can see with the sit irv allentown, as we are's talking, 33 plus inches of snow, the city's mayor says they are using every a available piece of equipment to remove this stuff but you there is two more days of clean up left. live from allentown, i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> lots of snow. thanks, greg. in allentown they are digging out here in philadelphia the just to remind you philadelphia public schools will be closed, tomorrow. >> still waiting for archdiocese as well. >> that is right. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we will continue our coverage of the monster storms. >> a local church may have lost their roof during a storm but they have not lost their optimism i'm alexandria hoff with their story coming up. a manhunt is underway in southern california for three inmates who escaped from prison, find out the how men broke out of the maximum security facility. heart attack signs women

cannot afford to ignore they can be different from those of men and maybe even more dangerous, health reporter stephanie stahl has new details tonight from the american heart association

search continues in california for three escaped prisoners, men broke out of the orange count jail on friday and authorities believe two may still be in the community. the group somehow cut through metal, got the in to plumbing tunnels and repelled five stories from a roof using ropes, made of linen. >> but the the disturbance among inmate were a deputy involved in that where he was assaulted and at this point we preliminarily believe it may have been planned to director divert attention from staff. >> authorities are now looking into whether the prisoners had help to make their escape. severe turbulence forces an american airline flight to make an emergency landing in canada flight 206 was on its way from my am toy milan, italy when boeing 767, encountered ref air. aircraft landed safely in saint john's newfoundland. paramedics took three flight attendants and four passengers to the hospital and all on board got quite a scare. >> when we were ride ago long

and this turbulence and some kind of drop, the the plane actually dropped on its side and everything went flying, and people went flying. the it was pretty intense. >> i'm just happy to be alive. it was scary. you know, i don't even know. >> no word on the extent of those injuries. and this just into "eyewitness news" we are learning all philadelphia public and archdiocese schools are closed tomorrow. i just heard a lot of young voices cheering. that gives children another day to grab their sled and head for those hills. >> meteorologist justin drabick is a big kid himself playing in the snow tonight. he is live in northeast philadelphia at a popular spot the for sledding, justin. >> good afternoon, good evening. i heard the announcement accounts public schools closed tomorrow, that is good, guys, right? you guys are a off from school tomorrow. how is it going, guys. everybody having a good time. say hi to the camera. >> hi. >> yeah, this is a perfect day for sledding, you know, as a

forecasters i work long hours over weekend b time i am having some fun. i'm joined by allison. how long have you been here. >> three hours it goodies. >> yeah. >> there will be some speed on this thing. craig, my man, big flyers fan, how long have you been here. >> four hours. >> four hours. >> is what your ride of choice what kind of sled. >> a tube. >> all right, that is good, tubes are fun. we have all kind of different sleds. i like to use body board but i don't have that with me. we will go down the the hill and have some fun. we have cool technology here on a phone so we will go live, as i'm going down. are you ready, guys? we will have some fun. i'm going to take off, first, get ready guys, follow me, here we go.o take off, first, >> jd. >> very. >> cool running in the north

ease. >> cool runnings. >> he has to build up so momentum. >> we practicing this earlier and i don't know. >> sure. >> that should do it. ukee, i ran into one of our friend here ted, i don't know if you remember him but he said to say hi. having a good time here. everybody is having fun. say bye, everyone. >> bye. >> see you guys. >> have a good time, guys. >> back to you. >> there you go. >> he needs some of the griswold's oil. >> i took my kid to valley forge park my husband and i and i don't remember sledding being an intense cardio work out. i felt like i took a cross fit class. i dragged these three years old up through 3 feet of snow. >> i'll tell you what, 32nd of fun and then a ten minute work

out. it is, fun for kid and work out for the parents. plenty of snow out there if you want to sled, although, snow is melting, it is exacted quickly even by the the hours as we see that warmer air, work its way in. tomorrow will be even milder, as clouds track the to the mid 40's but we are tracking chance for showers. lets take a peak is what going on weather-wise, go out to storm scan three. locally not seeing much of anything, just some clouds pushing from the south and west as that warmer era approaches. that is along a warm front with no moisture with it but there will be fog as that warm moist air moves in overnight, the the actual cold front associated with the storm. here's your low, light snow in portions of minnesota, steadier stuff in iowa, cool front is look about here. notice how little moisture it has to work with, moving in the afternoon producing a stray shower. that is a all we are looking at as far as precipitation. not a big deal with temperatures above freezing. recapping snow totals if you have been with us and don't know how much fell? reading is the the big win

are, 32 inches of snow there. allah even town a tenth below that at 31.9. all time record for them. malvern 30.1. philadelphia at the airport two 2.4 and in trenton 22 inches of snow. many spots got a season's worth of snowfall in one day. our current snow cover map has change. i showed this in december, all in eastern canada. not anymore. we have pink all across maryland, virginia, and certainly in our region as well, northern new jersey got slammed by this storm. you can see that sharp northern cut off that we were talking about all week long but it didn't affect our area future visibility takes us down near zero at times overnight into tomorrow morning in the lehigh valley. the that brings us concern for freezing fog, as well as refreeze, fog forms at that warmer air arrives, water droplets become super cool with temperatures below freezing. any surface below freeze ago this fog could form an ice glaze. you may not see it but if you see fog and look on your car thermometer and see temperatures below freezing anything that looks wet could

be icy and that is case with the the refreeze with the melting snow as well. numerous icy spots expected on the roads overnight. in the morning ice will change to slush and then just wet and rain showers coming through tomorrow evening, not a whole lot. notice by tomorrow afternoon around 3:00 p.m. temperatures still above freezing at that hour. overnight partly cloudy, patchy fog developing, north and west as that warm air, over that big snow pack, and it is very cold on the ground, air is warmer, and you will get fog to develop. your three day forecast clouds and a stray shower in the afternoon tomorrow, wednesday, we're at 39, clouds decreasing, and on thursday, 36 degrees, now there is a lot floating around about a storm on friday. >> um-hmm, yes i see that on twitter. >> coming up i'll break it down for you. >> cool. we have relationships to a new level. a company is organizing blind

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don bell here with a look at sports. >> yeah, they are keep around a building block, guys for the birds. after a cold snowy weekend some people have a case of the monday blues. zach ertz is not one of those people. the eagles tightened went to the office and left the novacare complex a very rich man. 259 year-old tightened, signed a five-year contract extension worth reportedly 45 million-dollar with 20 of it guarantied. ertz had a break out season with 75 catches for 875-yard but those numbers aren't good enough. he want to be number one. >> i don't play this game to

be an average player, i want to be the the best i can be and win as many football games as i possibly can. i think i'm going to push myself to accomplish those goals over the next five years. >> cam new ton has agility of the panter, payton manning is slightly more mobile then william penn statue on top of the hall. less than two weeks from now 29 will hook up in super bowl 50, carolina panthers verse denver broncos. newton will win mvp for his his play this season. manning has five of those in his career. match up that features two, number one overall picks. >> great honor to be, going back to the super bowl, playing super bowl 50, it is, i am really looking forward to it. it will be a fun two weeks. >> we're paving our own story right now. we're not done. our pen has more ink left. i'm happy, just to be say i'm blessed and put ourselves in this situation that we have created, and it is great to see.

>> super bowl 50 from santa claire, california. catch it right here on cbs-3 on february the seventh, by the the way, couple of observations. one ukee put jinks on tom brady. did he that last week. >> yes. >> he wanted manning in the super bowl. >> he did. >> he got his wish. >> he has the power. >> did you note us cam newton's fashion sense there. >> yes. >> scarves talked in the suit jacket. >> earth tones. >> we will see a lot of that with cam over next couple weeks. our winter storm coverage, continues. coming up, we will take you inside a chester county church where the the roof caved in under the heavy snow. >> women and heart attacks the the signs can be subtle but deadly and often different from men, health reporter stephanie stahl has new details from the american heart association. then new a at 6:00 delaware county police say man clearing his walk with the snow blower is now facing charges, why his snow blower got him in trouble and how he is defending himself.

and, after the storm, a daunting clean up, chopper three over south philadelphia, with some of those side streets, are still, buried in snow. some are still, paralyzed, snowed in, and as more could have been done. many students will get another snow day tomorrow, all philadelphia public and archdiocese schools are closed, tomorrow and you can see a list of other school closings, at a the bottom of your screen. down the shore flood waters have receded, leaving behind a mess, some say the flooding they have experienced was worse, and hurricane sandy. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30, hi everyone i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. downingtown church ace monk those with the long road ahead following this major winter storm, the the roof of the church collapsed under the weight of the snow. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has a look at the damage. >> reporter: calvary fellowship church in downingtown has about 1500 members and like many places their activities for this weekend were canceled because

of the weather. which was a good idea because that was before they knew that didn't happen. >> i looked up and i could see sky. that is when i realized, oh, my. >> reporter: it was saturday evening when pastor lee wiggins was called to battle through the snow to check on a sprinkler alarm going off the at the church. >> over here at the edge of the balcony it sounded like a waterfall, gushing waterfall. >> reporter: snow that had drifted and piled on one section of the church's roof proved to be too much to hold. >> i have seen a lot of bad things in my day and this was all bad. this was one of the worst innings i have seen. >> reporter: broken pipes caused by collapse left crew toss deal with massive water damage on top of all else. weeks ago pastor lee planned his sunday surmon to focus on the rapture, he ended up having to live stream from it home. >> the rapture, lot of people talk about that when jesus comes back to take us out of here. >> reporter: he says, once one church member saw the photos of the roof on line she joked that it looked like, that is what happened.

it is the kind of humor and positivity that the pastor says will get them through this. >> is there something that happens when we just have to slow down in our normal routine, and it is broken up where we can say maybe there is something more going on around me. >> it is not clear when this was written but on a prayer board inside, grace, and peace in the middle of the storm. >> appraiser, that seems to have been answered. >> how we respond, and interact with each other, and how we interact with god is way more important. >> reporter: crews are still working to remove the rest of the snow from the roof, they are then going to try to secure its structure before shrink wrapping it to make sure it is waterproof because rain is in the forecast. reporting from downingtown, i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" it is not just our area big dig out is continuing up and down the east coast. >> we were hit hard but so is nation's capitol and the big apple. >> snowblowers, shovels, and bulldozers, were a necessity in the the nation's capitol on

monday to clear paths through about 2 feet of snow. some vehicles, still could not make it through. residents helped this truck driver get back to work. >> we're almost there keep moving. >> we knew that we would have, 24 inches of snow, in the district and very cold temperatures, throughout the week, and several days of clean up, ahead of us. >> reporter: piles are just as big in new york city where almost 27 inches of snow fell, the second largest storm since 1869. >> consider it 48 hours after people are able to get around, i would say that is good. >> reporter: new york's mayor urged residents to leave their cars parked all week. that is if you can figure out which one is yours. but some new yorkers needed to begin the back breaking process. >> it will take a lot of work to get through it. >> reporter: it was not an easy monday, for millions. more than 12,000 flights were canceled over the weekend affecting a lot of people, airports in affected areas including philadelphia international are starting to get back to normal but it

could take a a few days before everybody is rebook. >> how about that on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight the american heart association is issued, and that was released to day. >> just came out. the causes and i symptoms of the heart attack are different in women then what usually happens in men. this new statement a says that some risk factors can be even more dangerous. three years ago mar that goodbaum felt nauseous and had stomach pains. she waited a few hours and then headed to the hospital. >> i had in idea, and really and having chose pain. >> reporter: new scientific study from the american heart association says there could be key differences, between men and women when it comes to heart attack symptoms. >> it may not feel like it expected to feel but it is, discomfort somewhere in the chest area and or the neck, jaw, the back, the up are stomach, it can either be in

either arm or shoulder. >> reporter: this is first time that the heart association has put out a statement on heart attacks in women which highlights women often have different causes for heart attacks, including a certain type of plaque build up. >> if your blood pressure is too high today. >> reporter: some risk factors can be more harmful. >> diabetes can be twice as strong a risk factor, high blood pressure is strong risk factor. >> reporter: year later marcia had the same symptoms and another heart attack. this time she didn't wait. >> i tell my friend if you have stomach pain or slight nausea don't hesitate, i hesitated, i'm glad i'm alive after that. >> and lucky. >> reporter: the the heart association report says that black and hispanic women tend to have more risk factors such as diabetes and obesity, the at the time of their heart attack. this is a big reminder for women if you suspect of having a heart attack, having a stomach ache and not that pain in your chest, then get it checked out. >> don't wait.

>> no harm in that. >> stephanie, thank you. >> still to come, why do women take more than men for many products and services. consumer reporter jim donovan takes a closer look at what some are calling an on fair practice. would you go on a date with a co-worker. find out why one company is setting their employees up but not the romance. kate? concerns about black ice and few showers heading in to our tuesday but plus if you heard chat ber a potential storm late in the week, i will break down any potential we might have when we come right back.

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we have seen several images of the storms over space over last few days and this one shows the snow cover from our first winter storm of the the season, observers from the nast ocean and add months fear i can administration tweeted the image this morning. a clear shot ape bye-bye, so long, farewell to the storm. gotten over 2 feet in there. >> speaking of storms. >> bye-bye. >> great conditions for skiing this weekend.

>> but what if you live in the middle of new york city. the a apparently great skiing conditions. not something you see every day. casey and a friend skiing and snow boarding through the streets of manhattan. they are moving. police eventually stopped them but apparently the the officer was pretty, cool about it. >> unaudible. >> you guys are awesome. >> well, casey, reportedly used a 30-foot video cable to tow himself. so bold. >> very much so. >> i like the american flag though, waving that as he goes. >> theme music playing behind him. very nice. >> very nice. >> kate joins us here to talk about our forecast and you were saying you were telling bus the frozen fog. >> freezing fog is a real thing. keep in mind fog is basically just moisture droplets in the atmosphere. temperatures below freezing or any surface goes below freezing those little drops can condense and freeze on the surface. when we have fog develop and temperatures below freeze ago

this fog can form a light glaze on the roads. pretty interesting. especially with clear skies, overpass, bridges, road surface freezes before air temperatures drops below freezing. you might see it saying 35 on the car thermometer. the if it looks wet expect it is ice tonight. that is rule of thumb. you might think roads are just well. near 32, anywhere near 32 expect it is frozen and take it slow. last thing you want to do is spin out on black ice. there is no way to get that under control. whole different story then driving in snow. lets look at the what is going on outside right new, beautiful night, still light in the skies, which is pretty amazing, as we go toward february, days are progressingly getting longer, and, i was in wegmans yesterday some signs of spring. they had decorations for springtime brunch. spring will come. it is hard to believe when we are buried under 30 inches of snow in some spots the but we have milder weather on the way as we head through the week. we are talking about temperatures in the mid 40's as we get in the day tomorrow but that means refreeze cycle

is something we will be dealing with all week long. temperatures across the area on weather watcher network here 37 degrees. we will check in north of the city. the lets check with barbara lane in willow grove. barbara sent us a photo of everything getting cleaned up in willow grove. it looks like it is cleaning up nicely as you can see. the road is clear. the sidewalks are cleared, as well. the notice these icy spots here and any snow melt that trickles into the sidewalk today, that is going to freeze up overnight. please be safe even though temperatures are still above freezing. we had one below freezing reading here. bill layden's house, 29 degrees in cardington. he cleared out his fire hydrant. this is something you want to make sure you do if you have a hydrant in front of your home. if a fire truck comes along fire situation is happening and they cannot get to that fire hydrant very dangerous situation. this is my buddy jake helping me clear the fire hydrant in front of the house. beautiful shot there. a few photos eyewitness weather watchers sending them in, christopher in saint david, wayne area snowy sunset.

beautiful shot there we will check with gary, who is showing us again a little bit of snow on the ground. the little bit. more like a lot. ed connor has old fashion sled, ready to go, for some sledding fun outside in all of the snow. well, we have rain on the way, not as fun as snow but certainly easier to clean up. take a look at storm scan three. you can see our next storm, already making progress in the great lakes region. it does have a few showers witt, those showers are moving toward the chicago area at the moment. center of the storm moving this way. storm is weakening, much weaker storm then last one and completely different storm. note thinks front to right about here. you can see it, it does not have much moisture witt this will in the produce much beyond, maybe a couple of showers tomorrow afternoon. temperatures right now 39 at the airport above freezing. allentown right about freezing. mount pocono at 29. reading at 37 let's go through tonight. temperatures in the 20's in many locations.

tomorrow morning we wake up to 20. anything wet is frozen. in the city in the 20's as well. south jersey and delaware may stay above freezing. just i shower late thomas we dig out. chilly and breezy on wednesday. rainfall totals, pretty much negligible. not much more than a third of the inch on the most robust models just a stay shower. late this week a storm will develop off the coast. our main models keep it out to sea. it is a close call and we will watch it but right now not anything we need to panic b overnight partly cloud which patchy fog at the 29. tomorrow, clouds, fog, late day showers, the high of 44. your seven day forecast, again keeps ate above freezing during the day and below freezing most nights. watch for flurries on friday but great weekend, mid 40's, and we have sunshine on the way both saturday and sunday. we will send it back to you at the desk. on the healthwatch a shocking statistic about children and obesity. the world health organization now says that 40 million children under the age of five

are overweight. the organization says rates could rise and they blame sugar beverages and marketing of non-nutritious food. they also say you can the in the blame kid. parents and caregivers need to take action. >> women may be paying more, and. >> and three on your sued consumer reporter jim donovan compared 800 items with clear, male and female versions. >> that is right, good afternoon. research was done in new york but it has national implications, showing that on average, women's version for a product cost 7 percent more than ones for men and price discrimination is not just limited to retail. cbs went under cover one female producer and one male producer visited handful of dry cleaners. they brought nearly first identical 100 percent cotton and button down shirts in comparable sizes and requested the same services.

>> the female will producer was charged at least twice as much and more than half of the businesses visited n1 she was charged $7.50 while her male count are part just $2.85. at another she paid $3 more. but it happens more than just at dry cleaners. the study found differences in clothing like jeans, personal care products like these razors and toys like this scooter. research shows women paid more than men for similar products, 42 percent of the time. >> you don't realize how badly you are getting ripped off, or being taken advantage of, as a woman because you have become so conditioned to pay more. >> reporter: parts of the problem is the extra cost for women's products, tacked on from the get go. women's clothing, shoes and gloves often enter the country with a higher import tax then men is a cord to go trade lawyer michael cone. >> it might be $5 that you pay that is extra to uncle sam but by the time it hits least tail consumer it could be ten, 12,

$13. >> reporter: while there is no federal law that bans this practice, gender price gouging for services is illegal in some areas, like new york, miami and california. >> that is unbelievable. >> yeah, shaving cream. it is like sometimes women you look at it for whatever, and mens shaving cream not always but i notice differencees there. >> she lit up with dry cleaner, steam coming out of her head. >> thanks, jim. would you go on a blind date with the co-workers a toronto based accounting firm encouraging it but not in the way you think. >> employees go on coffee dates set up by the company they are pared up with collogue from his different departments who wouldn't normally work together so they can get to no one another on a professional level and be more productive a lot of talking and a a lot have communication going on, sometimes it is not the with everybody. that is what is fun. trying to get people who would

never really work with this kind of a team to just meet. >> blind dates have been very popular in the company and employees say at first, it was kind of awkward like a real blind date but despite jitters of meeting someone for the first time they have enjoyed it. getting everybody together. >> that is true. >> if you know people better it is easier to work w. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" more celebrities are coming forward to help resident of flint, michigan. oscars boycott is hot topic in the sun dance film festival. some big names in show biz are speaking out about the debate, that is next be right back.

michigan attorney general has announced a investigation in the drinking water crisis in flint. meanwhile more celebrities are coming forward to help with the crisis.

aqua hydrate is a bottled water company partially owned by diddy combs and mark wahlberg president it will donate 1 million bottles of what the tore flint resident. eminem has also pledged his support. the controversy over the lack of diversity in this years oscar nominations has taken center stage in another high profile event. sun dance film festival is underway in utah, while the festival has not taken an official stance on the matter, some stars who were there are weighing in. john legend and oscar winner just last year and don cheatle are speaking out this years oscar ceremony will be hosted by chris rock. >> hopefully overtime as they promised they will increase number of women and number of people of color in the a academy and they have gotten the message that people want to see some change and they want to see diversity. and people nominated now don't deserve to be nominate budd everybody deserves a chance to be seen and those deserve a chance to have their voices

heard. >> what i hope happens is that chris rockings in, and skewers, everybody. those who are complaining, those who are being nominated, those who are being celebrated, those who have been passed over. he should, this is a moment, on the world stage, i think, to kind of, turn the the mirror on this whole thing. >> when asked about the controversy, sun dance founder robert redford stopped short of addressing the oscar controversy only saying sun dance has a history of diversity. something tells me chris rock will take charge. >> no doubt. >> yes. that is "eyewitness news" 59:00. now at 6:00 still digging out, day two of clean autopsy cross the region we will have have team coverage and check on conditions around the area. plus, upper darby police accused this man of blowing snow into the street, forcing an ambulance on an emergency call to get stuck in a drift. but the operator of the snow blower says he did nothing wrong, the latest on a storm of controversy, in upper darby, coming up.

and, dozens of deliveries and even more tails to tell health reporter stephanie stahl headed to a philadelphia hospital that saw a baby, boom during the the storm. kate? and much quieter weather to start the week but as the snow melt, and temperatures drop below freezing overnight we will talk about the threat for black ice, pretty much every night the this week, and we are tracking showers for the tuesday, i'll have latest all right now on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 6:00. and now, at 6:00 o'clock still digging out from i a historic snowfall, residents in allentown with their shovel full after their largest, snowstorm, ever. and in philadelphia the storm that blanketed the city will have lingering effects into tuesday, details on closures and delays in just a moment. down the the shore, residents and businesses alike

are surveying the damage after coastal flooding and serious beach erosion. tonight clean up is still underway across our region. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. tuesday will be another day off for philadelphia students, all public and archdiocese schools in the city will be closed tomorrow. number of other school closures and delays are scrolling at the bottom of your screen. city official says small streets are still snow covered but crews are working to get them cleared off. down the shore lieutenant governor kim guadagno toured flooded area and beach erosion and state officials will will tally damages mates before asking for federal aid. we have team three coverage for you tonight with the reporters out in the middle of the clean up. >> but first it is a very busy weekend for maternity wards especially at one philadelphia hospital. it saw a record number of deliveries. >> reporter: thinks incredible. talk about a baby boom, right. it was a crazy busy weekend for new borns at the hospital