good morning, you can call these the forgotten streets. four days after the snowstorm, many philadelphia streets are still covered in snow, as people's patients is wearing short. they want to know where are the the plows? we are live in one of those neighborhoods with the plan to clear everyone's snow out. this is great a very cute moment in the crib. you have to see what that toddler is caught doing when she should have been sleeping, this will warm every little part of your heart, coming up later. big news, kid are going back to school.

philadelphia public and archdiocese schools are heading back. roads are clearing up. >> yes, they are clear. we just saw that preview, of the side streets. >> but main roads are looking really good. we're having a a lot of melting which is good too. it seems to be continuing to melt because of the wetness this morning. >> yes, that will continue obviously in the next couple days. temperatures for highs will be a above freezing. so that will help that along. >> that is right. >> there is still a lot out there to screen up but we have a little hint of wet weather we have to discuss too. would i call these the the aftermath issues. let me take you back in time very quickly. we will look at calendar to see how we are fairing in terms of the january averages. it is pretty split, just right down the the middle here. we've got sunday's warmer than average. sunday cooler than average but no overwhelming majority on either end, but one day that was, exactly on par. can you believe we are wrapping up the month of january, that blows my mind. with that said we're only just about a half degree above average. we really have sort of leveled

off here, leveled off the playing field in terms of the temperature w that said we are looking at wet weather out here. this is our latest cold front to knock temperatures back by tomorrow a little bit. you can still see signs of life on the radar. do i think that even if you see snow flakes around this portion of the new castle county it will have a hard time sticking, the temperatures generally speaking are well above freezing in this area. so just watch for that. i would keep a close watch in my car thermometer that is a good gauge coming up on a overpass or bridge or something like that, you end up with temperatures close to freeze ago this could be slick but it is not as bad. we are seeing northwesterly component to the wind, that is the cold front crossing through. we have a bit of the breeze that will make these temperatures fool cooler then thermometer read. but throughout the the course of the morning we will generally level off. many of you right now is at least upper 30's or lower 40's and by this afternoon with more and more sunshine as the day goes on you will essentially level off to who

degrees here for a high. i have to tell you this is kind of one of the most active days we have had all week which says something. it is not the terribly active and for the the moment, meisha, it is not looking too bad. >> i have to say, like i said earlier call me crazy, it felt nice this morning especially considering what we dealt with this weekend. monday was cold as well. this morning we're looking g drive looking busy, delaware county, i the 95 north the at the 452. this is what you are looking at. have within still traveling at posted speeds w that being said there are still, some roads, that are still looking slicker then others, some are just looking wet. some still have refreeze from overnight, just make note of that this morning take it easy, those kid will be getting on school buses going to will school. be mindful of that. roads will be busy. we saw them heat up yesterday in comparison with monday. we will see that continue today. schuylkill eastbound at city a avenue looking good, just beyond these trees, you can see city avenue. schuylkill at city avenue moving in the westbound direction where we are seeing

headlights. taillights in the eastbound direction looking okay. overturned truck here 422 to the eastbound ram of 202 southbound ramp is partially closed. when these vehicles are driving by there we are seeing them top on their brakes. williamstown aerial roadblock between a man mans drive and independence boulevard. take new brooklyn aerial road. i will update mass transit coming up in 15 minutes. erika, back to you. well, this is a a pretty familiar sight, snow covered streets, four days now after the weekend storms. the the city is reporting progress but for people living on those streets, frustration is boiling over. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from fishtown, and peoples patients wearing thin, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. we will take a look at one of those forgotten streets in just a moment but i want to show you what the the main loads are looking like. we are coming to you live from fishtown from west girard avenue and you can see main road here are looking darn good, completely clear.

you might see moisture because of the overnight rain but not bad at all. that is not the causing the problem. the what is is the side streets like this this is palethorpe street here in fishtown where with you can see mound of snow still, a little bit of ice as well, these chunks that are finally starting to melt. i saw a car having to drive-in to that bank parking lot just to get around all of this mess. as you you head out the the door this morning do realize that the main reads and mess of the side streets are looking much better but you might find something like this as well. we have block streets in fairmount and south philadelphia overnight. the that is just to name a few locations. with each passing day these folks grow more and more impatient but the city says 80 w plowed and they say the streets department cleared 400 blocks yesterday. so some residents do understand the process here. others here who find their cars, locked in place, feel otherwise, lets take a listen. >> it is pretty clear downtown and bigger streets but i pay my taxes just like everybody

else and i expect services everybody else gets. >> they did a great job, all things considered, you know, 22 inches of snow is a heck of a lot of snow to be pounded with, warm temperatures today, obviously helped a lot and i have seen plows out and about and i'm sure the little side streets like this just take time. >> reporter: but it is tough for those people living on the side streets who find themselves still locked in place. now four days of clean up. i want to mention philadelphia school kid head back to class today keep in mind that while we are seeing a lot of great, clear sidewalks, sometimes when a plow comes through an area it might pile up snow on the corners of intersections. this one is looking good comparatively speaking but we have seen sidewalks that are block off by plows, snow on the corner, so just be careful driving this morning, realize kids will go back to school, they will be on the sidewalks and sometimes they may have to crawl over mounds to get to

the business and other side of the street. be careful in your car and walking on the sidewalks this morning. we are live from fishtown, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, jan. eight months after the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia, there is a new they are bye what might have caused that crash. investigators think that the engineer may have been distract by radio chatter from other train operators when speeding train jumped the trackness frankford. brand an bostian has not spoken publicly since the crash last may that killed eight people and hurt more than 200 others. ntsb is expected to release new details about that crash next week. 5:37. in business news this morning what sparked a huge increase in weight watchers stock price. and which asian market hit the skids? money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with those stories and much more for us, jill, good morning. >> reporter: china's stock market plunged even though other market in asia had major

gains. yesterday oil prices rebounded so wall street rallied. dow jones jumped 282 points, nasdaq was up 49. war business china are impacting apple, it is apple a's second biggest market, the company says that it made $18.4 billion in profit during last quarter. that is largeness history. sales have the beloved iphones are slowing down as china's economy and other international markets continue to struggle. atm's of the future? they will let you leap your debit at home. chase is upgrading its atm's this year to withdraw money using your smart phone. new smart cash machines will let you cash checks, pay credit card bills, even pay the the mortgage. weight watchers share shot up 20 percent yesterday have after oprah winfrey, tweeted that she lost 26 pounds on the eating plan, while eating bread, every single day. oprah joined weight watchers in october. she's on the board. she has six ape a half million shares. that means yesterday she made 12 and a half million-dollar,

on paper. erika, i want to see how much bread that she was eating. >> yes, millions of dollars and eating bread every day, well done. what impact he still makes. jill, thank you. >> win/win. exactly, win/win. new jersey governor chris christie calls for a state take over of atlantic city. mayor don guardian joined christie for the announcement in trenton. casino closures have left atlantic city which letter tax revenues and crushing debt. take over will allow state officials to slash the the size of government and cost of running the the city. it will help atlantic city toia void bankruptcy. >> the bottom line is at atlantic city's municipal finances are the greatest threat to the city's well-being, and to eliminate remaining forecast ted deficits and bring its budge net structural balance means making tough choices for everybody. >> new jersey lawmakers have to approve that plan which also calls for restructuring atlantic city's debt. the super bowl is less than two weeks away and authorities are making sure that the california cities secure for the big game.

yesterday, refueling plane took off as part of the training exercise in riverside, california. not far from the site of the super bowl 50. that is at levi stadium in santa claire a a. the the plane will fuel fire jets which will enforce the the faa's flight restrictions near the stadium. that game, of course, it the is a week of sunday, sunday february 7th and catch all of the action of super bowl 50 right here on cbs-3. still ahead we are updating this morning's top stories including latest on the the tina rested for threatening several schools. imagine this a pick up on steroid, a huge celebrity, used to drive it and how you can now own it. this roller coaster is not even opened yet but it is under going a big make over, we will tell you what it is changing, we will be right back.

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chester up land schools will open up a after a on line threat begins students in the district. a 17 year-old feel mail student is in custody right now. chester police are expected to release more details late her this morning. also, at shore communities, clean up from the weekend storm new jersey governor chris christie is, weathering a different storm of criticism. he has apologized to the mayor of north wildwood, whom he called crazy for saying the damage was worse than the damage from hurricane sandy. and donald trump out foxes a cable news channel pulling out of of tomorrow night's televised g.o.p. presidential

candidates don't. he said "fox news" treats him unfairly. trump will hold a fundraiser for wounded veterans instead. pennsylvania lawmakers are starting another process to consider removing embattled attorney general, katherine kane. the yesterday the house judiciary committee planned to consider a resolution, to authorize a group with subpoena power. it would make recommendations about her removal for quote misbehavior in office. kane is battling criminal allegation that is she leak secret information, secret grand jury material, and then lied bit under oath. president obama has a private oval office meet to go day with democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. the the white house says that the meeting will be informal with in specific agenda. the the president has not endorsed a potential successor. right now 5:44. lets check with katie a and get our forecast and check with those weather watchers. >> indeed we do. good morning, every within. good morning to you. we are starting off here with temperatures that are a little will bit milder then they were

yesterday. we are also, however finding a bit of wet weather to track. we will call it a hint to the an active tart of the day. i will show you a picture that came in the last ten minutes, really. dry road out here where ed connor is located. he has clear off in the distance here but not icy or wet, he says, and no ponding from any melting. there was or at least as of taking this picture any rain in your his area. we will show you this in a second. the lets get to a list format. the these temperatures are in the bad. we are well above freezing in almost every other location. burlington where sandra is located 41 degrees. summer 30's from ed in chesterfield. phil is in philadelphia at 39. list goes on here. jason in middletown at 38. upper 30's, for john, mark, fran, lynn, all reporting, and actually cherry hill is at the 41. you ara above freezing. you will in the see necessarily as much refreeze being from the overnight or black ice issues. but keep an eye on the car thermometer. that will be your best friend traveling through the more

remote suburbs but it is generally not as much of a concern. with that said i mentioned wet weather. look closely, it is a little picket of rain, generally south east of philadelphia at this point. cold front, a front setting up here, and we have been talking about that possibility for a few days of the large storm system to brew. it is brewing but looking like it will get shoved out to sea what would need to happies this cold air to join up and those two pieces, will not join together, so, we end up dodging the the proverbial bullet on that one and end up with quiet weather and high pressure for next couple of days. with that said we have talk about this, the the franklin institute to discuss it five planets the are visible from now through february 20th, in the dark of the night. we will see sun goes down at 5:15 tonight and we should have a nice clear sky so you can see mercury, venous, saturn, mars, jupiter as we look off in the night sky. cool is cool view. you will see that tonight. because we are dropping off to 22 early tomorrow morning,

watch again for that refreezing. no big storms friday, and then we can end starts to warm up. not shabby. meisha, looks good. >> it looks great. all right. fifty in our forecast, a week out. that is something to look forward to. good morning. happy wednesday. we are over the hump or slowly getting over the hump now. wednesday is our hump day and we're making our way to the weekend. overturned truck 422 eastbound ramp to 202 southbound, you have to use an alternate now because all lanes are block. you will to have use an exit to swedesford road to get around this you can see everyone stopping trying to figure out what they will do i will tell you don't do what they are doing. do what i tell you to do use that exit to swedesford road. that will help you out there. ninety-five south at girard looking g we are heating up. you can see headlights out there already, it is not the even 6:00 a.m. and we have a lot of headlights out there i-95 southbound so you can expect it the to be busy there. in south philadelphia, thinks looking at columbus boulevard at oregon avenue. you you know this was a very slick area kind of showing you not necessarily a side streets, but more of a

residential area then say one of our interstates. it the is looking very wet. crews are out there right now. i'm's sure there will be work to be done to get this all cleaned up and also, 94 and 95 business are still suspended. erika, back over to you. arnold schwartsenager says good bye to one of his trucks. now you have a chance to own it. the schwartsenager sold his 1977, una log truck made by mercedes toes a dealership in houston. they are offering it on e bay. it is not cheap though. the dealership wants $351,000 for the 9-foot tall truck that weighs 6 tons. arnold autographed the dashboard before he sold it. there is no word on the truck's gas mileage but we're guessing here if you can afford a $350,000 car you are not too worried about gas prices these days. is there snow on the ground make you dream about a vacation getaway? if so, more and more people are turning to the internet to book their own trips. but in this week's angie's wrist report jim donovan shows you you why turning to an expert instead could help you

save both time and then money. >> the internet has been the best thing that ever happened to travel, to good travel agencies. the rotten ones, they are a dead and dying breed. >> reporter: in fact number of travel agents has been cut in half over the last 15 years according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics but those still standing are thriving. the american is he site of travel agents say the the country's 64,000 agents account for 80 percent of all travel sold in the united states. >> hiring an experienced travel agent can be a great idea if you have a complicated trip or traveling internationally. they will be able to coordinate the hotels, the the airport, any tour you will want to take a they may have access to special packages you could not find on your own. >> we have cast and friend every where in the only with wholesalers that offer these resorts but with the on the ground transfer people, the the general managers, the salespeople, everybody.

>> reporter: a good travel agent can also step in when something goes wrong but that expertise isn't always nets. >> if your vacation plans are more simple, for example a weekend away or a vacation you take every year, a travel agent may in the be worth the investment, but if you are thinking of a resort vacation or a cruise, tapping in the expertise of the travel agent may be a great idea good for more advice on using a travel agent visit cbs philly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. well, hey, here's the six flags great adventure roller coaster called total mayhem has been seen by evil master mine the joker, this is it, do you see that. >> yes. >> well, great adventure announced name change for its the new cutting edge roller coaster that features 12 story, 90-degree hill and spinning chester cabins, okay. coaster simulate weight lessness to allow to you spin. and the the joker coaster is being called, opened

apparently this spring. >> that makes me sick just looking at the video. >> i really love roller coaster but i'm in the sure about this one. >> katie, we will go on that one. >> yes. >> watch out below. >> incoming. still ahead, this morning, some parents capture a heart warming moment when putting their daughter to sleep. we will show you what she was doing inside of her crib all caught

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it is not church where a little girl was caught saying her prayer. see a moment that has become an on line sensation in one minute. first a 100-foot yacht sunken miles off the coast of fort lauderdale now rest 1500 feet under the sea, too deep to salvage. coastguard provide this infrared video showing the serena three lifting. the family of six from brazil and crew of seven all escaped that sinking ship that includes perry thomas the the first officer. >> we noticed the boat was tilting the two left and the captain went down to check and he came up and said we're

taking on water. >> when we got there it had a 15-degree lift. >> scary. >> this is time lapse video of the yacht sinking. it was heading to the bohamas for a in long trip. no one was injured. another rescue a cat stuck in the storm drain in connecticut. little kitty was pulled down a week after it was first discovered. animal patrol says it was difficult to get that cat who roamed around tunnels and pipes and you can see everyone is doing well. in the end catwalk in the trap and then was pulled to safety. good to see her okay. a police department in oklahoma city they don't need a watch dog because they have a watch goose on guard. feathered friend patrolling the police station and then helped get rid of the skunk problem. officers say that the goose greets them every day, patrols the parking lots, and even enjoys the occasional do you nut. the officer is trying to come up with a name for their goose. that is just too much. here's the sweet story, a

baby machine for captures a very precious moment in south carolina a two-year old praying alone in her >> she calls out the names of her parents, grandmother and you heard her there santa claus. >> ahh? this happened when her parents put her to bed without asking her to say her night thely prayers. so she decided to pray for her own. and then she finish with a big amen. since the mom posted the video on facebook it has been shared thousands of times. she included santa claus, smart girl planning for this year, come on. coming up next, for ran toll a why are they in our studios and how close will we get to them, coming up. also ahead steven tyler stops in philadelphia to sit down with our own vittoria wood tolly talk about his next project. this is something we have

never seen him do before. also this. donald trump fights back against "fox news" i'm don champion with a reason why the republican presidential front runner is boycotting

good morning. we are following a developing story this morning. a local teenager is under a arrest abe accused of making an on line threat against her classmates. we are live with what it means for classes today. i don't know what you expect me to do do you want me to go down there with a mop? >> governor christie makes criticism after his mop joke did not go over well with flooded new jersey shore resident. now he has something else to say, and, wet start to your day but that rain is moving out and something else is moving in. good morning, it is wednesday, january 27th i'm erika von tiehl. with those warmer temperatures and rain melting that snow away, some good news, katie on the sky deck and meisha checking on the roads. i don't see umbrellas. i'm holding out hope. >> good morning, happy wednesday. road are looking better in terms of the ice and snow we saw it melting off but we also ever seeing some slick spots though. the it looks like a mixed bag. how is it feeling. >> it is in the