have made that change from snow, to freezing rain, or just, plane rain, and that line will move across our region as night falls. it has been a messy monday so far, good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. we have had eye on the storm coverage and lets begin with kate bilo for where we stand with this storm system, kate. >> ukee and jessica when you talk about the kind of cold we felt this weekend and bring winter precipitation in the mix it will be a mess. problem is we are bringing some rain and warm air, over that cold, the ground is cold, the roads are cold and that is why we have got this threat for icing happening this evening as we start to see that change over. the reason we are seeing this warm air push in track of this low center of the low is way back here. liting to the north. what we are looking at is the warm front lifting through. started off as snow but as that warm air lifts from the south we will see change over, again, eventually to plane rain. it is a battle between the warm and the cold and that fight is happening right now, on storm scan three. you cane because we have what

we call neapolitan ice cream cone of winter messes. we have snow to the north, and pretty heavy back here over south central, pennsylvania. this pink you see is exactly what you don't want to see that is freezing rain mostly mix nothing as well and just plane rain, freezing rain is just rain that hits frozen ground and freezes on contact. then we have plane rain happening down the shore where temperatures are above freezing. the it is this pink colored wedge over northern delaware, into southwestern, new jersey and right into the philadelphia area at the moment. this means, snow that fell will have an icy glaze on top of it, even road especially back roads that haven't been treated will be very icy out identify tonight. we expect this icing to continue through abot o'clock and longer up in the lehigh valley. good news it looks like precipitation will lighten up a little bit in the city h that the is good news but still here's 10:00 p.m. look at that ice from allentown to mount pocono and warm air filthers in and by early tomorrow morning we're talking about just plane rain. some spots have gotten a decent amount of snow,

delaware 4 inches. cape may 2 inches; vineland at 1 inch. we have in the gotten and update the from philadelphia, but last checkpoint three. that will wash away. big surge in temperatures as rain comes in. we will have more on that in a couple of minutes. and, others were fortunately enough to have the day off. and will collinswood, cleve? >> we have the fun task of fog this snow. we started off down south at cape may county and wound up here in collinswood, camden county where you can see sidewalks, are partially, cleared off, and the roadways, in the looking too bad, and most of the people i speak with view this as a nuisance then a big headache. cue the plow trucks, the shovels, and the car scrapers, the snow, is back. >> did you think were you done doing this this winter. >> i sure did. we were just talking about going to florida next year. >> reporter: while businessness downtown

collinswood were hoping presidents day would equal eager shoppers thinks more of a stay at home kind of day. >> it will happen. you will take a hit the but hopefully they come back and say we could not get here on monday, it wasn't day, snow but we will come out better. >> reporter: another main street 80 miles south, cape may got an early taste of snow. marlene's gift shop called it quits before lunch. >> nobody is around and i just gave up, so i opened about two hours and then closed. >> reporter: little snow didn't prevent the fudge kitchen from dirk out samples on the washington street mall. >> plane chocolate, and chocolate. >> you you know, you can never turn down free chocolate. >> no. >> reporter: while some scraped and salted the snow away, ken and erika cool from coatsville enjoyed winter wonder land. >> get down for a long weekend, getaway and we woke up this morning and saw this. this is crazy. good time. very romantic. >> reporter: snow up here has

a crunchy texture to the stop. we are now getting the freezing rain after getting the flakes. hopefully everyone has a safe drive tonight. reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks much. eye on the storm coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live in wilmington delaware where the snow is now starting to turn into a winter mix, greg. >> reporter: that is exactly right there guess contact it has transitioned over to the wintry mix. we're talking about freezing rain, sleet, slippery conditions. up until about an hour ago this is all that white powdery stuff falling. you can see an inch of it the here in wilmington delaware. all this is left over from that massive storm we have had in late january. you can see that 1 inch or so, very bright white stuff, on top of it all. this wintry mix is what has dell dot officials concerned. it is not a massive storm like the one we saw in late january but that doesn't mean it is not dangerous. >> we have all of our crews in.

we have had some crews in since four or 5:00 o'clock this morning. >> reporter: snowplows, check. salt piles out at the ready dell dot officials say they are doing everything to prevent roadways from becoming slippery. >> the tricky part with this storm will be in that change over period, our pavement are very cold. they are below freezing still. so we're concerned with that change over to rain we will get freezing rain. >> a break earlier, you know, try not to go as fast. >> reporter: common sense, right in delaware drivers say they will be doing just that but aren't sure about others on the roadways. >> i just anticipate everybody will do the opposite of what i want them to do. >> i think i will pay more a attention, be more careful. i have to because turf watch out for the other drivers. >> reporter: you are second person to tell me about that, it is all about the other drivers. >> that is what it is a all about, watching the other drivers. >> reporter: now coming up tonight at 6:00 hear more from dell dot official about how they are treating the roadways with these icy conditions but you'll hear from shoppers here

at the concord mall, you might be surprised about what they are purchasing, during this winter weather. we are live from wilmington delaware, greg argos for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> greg, thank you. in pennsylvania penndot started its salting operation before the the first flakes fell, "eyewitness news" at penndot maintenance yard in norristown where front end loaders dumped salt in the waiting plows. the agency has more than enough salt to get through this latest storm system. >> we're well positioned in the district. we have over a 108,000 tons of salt, at our a available and in the five county region, a additionally we have used about 35,000 tons to date for this winter. >> reporter: if you plan on driving tonight, penndot does ask that you give their salt trucks space to do their jobs. lets take you outside on the roads now live with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab, right new there is a a mix of snow, and sleet, and freezing rain on the schuylkill expressway, heading west into montgomery county, you can see there roads are slushy but it

looks like it is moving long. take it easy if you head outside tonight. follow storm scan three and track forecast anytime, just down load free cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google will play. in other news tonight main line house fire claims life of an eight five-year old man, it broke out just after 10:00 o'clock this morning on strat more road in havertown. victim, bob fox, was rush to the hospital for cardiac arrest and then later died. the cold conditions generated thick smoke and made for a difficult fire fight, neighbors described the scene. >> that is all really high flames shooting out from the roof of that house and one of the most scary things i have ever seen. >> i follow the cop cars and then i heard popping and then i saw the flames and i ran out of my house. >> reporter: neighbors say fox was well men around town, he was a retired photographer for the philadelphia a bulletin newspaper and also ran a bee keeping business. red cross ace cyst continuing 16 people left home less from the the house fire

in norristown overnight. fire fighters were called to the 200 block of powell street just before midnight. two residents had to be rescued from a second floor roof but everyone else got out safely. one fire fighter suffered minor injuries, in word on what sparked that fire. we now know noro virus caused an out break of stomach sickness at ursinus college, more than 200 students, and some staff were affected. the classes had to be canceled for a few days as workers cleaned the school. but it appears that the virus is beginning to run its course. school officials say there has been a significant drop in the number of cases since that illness was first reported last week. president obama ordered flags at half staff in washington to pay tribute to the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. vacancy on the bench is influencing the presidential race and cbs news correspondent weijia jiang has more on that. >> reporter: owner of the west texas ranch where justin antonin scalia died said the 79 year-old was found in complete repose in his room on saturday. scalia was on a hunting trip

and was usual personable stuff the night before professionally he was known as a conservative titan while serving the nation's highest court. >> if it is a question of individual rights and individual liberties, that is what i'm's there for. >> reporter: scalia's sudden death leaves the supreme court evenly divided were four conservative and four liberal justices. on the campaign trail candidates on both sides have reframe the presidential election as a referendum on the high court's future. >> we are one justice away from the supreme court ruling that none of us have a first amendment right to follow our faith. >> reporter: every g.o.p. candidate says next president should appoint scalia's replacement but president obama pledged he would do it. >> i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibility to nominate a successor in due time. >> reporter: demonstrators gathered on the snowy steps of the supreme court monday, urging senators to consider the president's decision.

>> what we don't want to happies for congress to hold the supreme court hostage. >> reporter: despite this controversial opinion, scalia had deep friendship was liberal justices. many of whom are praising his dedication, as they grief. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a judge ruled scalia died of natural causes and said no autopsy was necessary. he had a history of heart trouble and other illnesses. the his body was flown from texas to virginia this weekend. coming up at 6:00 o'clock tonight "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon talk to a local law official who cook for scale y she talk about what should happen next on the supreme court. coming up tonight on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" some of the plastic you put in the sigh cycling bin could end up in the landfill anyway. how does that happen? consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with what may to be blame. plus... >> touching tributes and some surprising musical parings in

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we have an eye on the storm, snow coming down all over the region. this is a live view atop hotel bethlehem, meteorologist kate bilo has an update on the forecast and just about three minutes. well, biggest names in music are about to converge on downtown los angeles for 58th annual grammy award. >> cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham has a sneak peak from the red carpet. >> reporter: stars air arriving on the red carpet as excitement builds for tonight's grammy a award. >> ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift opens up the show with the show from from her grammy nominated album 1989, one that she has never performed live before swift is up for seven award. >> ♪ >> reporter: rapper kendrick lemar leads the field with 11. >> i expect kendrick so much as an artist, i love the inn corporation of jazz, funk in his music and not saying away

from his main stream. >> reporter: andrea day will team up with elie gold up in a duet. >> ♪ >> reporter: adele will give a much anticipated performance from her record smashing album, 25. tonight's grammy award will also be filled with tributes to some of the music legends who passed away this year. lady gaga showed off her new tattoo of davey bowie ahead of her tribute to the the late music icon. bonnie rate will join gary clark junior in honoring blues legend bb king. >> he meant so much to so many people. it is nice to be able to have this moment to be able to honor him. >> reporter: the eagles will honor their co founder glenn fry who died last month. >> danielle nottingham for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". you you can, of course, root for your favorite performance tonight at 58th annual grammy award airs at 8:00 p.m. on cbs 36789 i want to a apologize to everybody in the news room right now.

>> will you be singing. >> i will be singing every song, loudly. >> you don't to have apologize for that. >> it might the get the craze any there. >> you are among friend. >> okay. we will see you tonight. weeknights at 11:00 you ask and nicole answers your good question. >> this is a great one. tonight we want to know what is jawn? you have heard of this philly word but what does it mean? >> jawn? >> what does it mean. >> i have no idea. >> it is a philly thing. >> it is, it is big. >> it might be confusing so we sent nicole to get an answer and she will have it at 11:00. >> do you have a good question. log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us, don't forget hashtag cbs-3 good question. >> nicole will check that jawn tonight. >> very flawless right there. >> yes. >> nice. >> that is what happens. >> yes. >> this weather jawn.

>> through go. >> take from it there. >> let's take it the from there because we have a lot the to talk b we have a major system moving through and it is creating a gigantic winter mess out there. this is one of the complex storms where it is not just a snow or rain storm but little bit of everything. the temperatures are below freezing and some rain is falling. we are seeing some of that stick to the roadways. lets look live right now outside and bring you live picture from the cbs-3 mobile weather lab from the route 202 southbound heading from montgomery county, toward chester county. just to continue drabick will join us live coming up. looking closely at windshield it looks like rain drops hitting the windshield in the snow flakes anymore. problem there is everything at the surface is below freezing. these roads, main roads look okay, they have been well treated. back roads, they have a layer of snow with ice on top because everything is going to freeze, on contact and longer that cold air hangs on the worst these roads will be. so please, play it safe, it looks like lighter than normal traffic on 202 thanks to the

president's day holiday but we will check with justin and find that out in 15 minutes. lets take a look at is what going on down the shore, you can see this is where warm air has moved in. this is ocean city, cape may county, you can seaboard walk is just wet. temperatures in the mid 30's there right now. this is just plane rain. we are in the mid of that transition and very messy storm scan three picture we have right now. everything from snow, pretty heavy snow right here across south central pennsylvania to heavy rain in sussex county, delaware and down the shore but that pink wedge you see there moving in the city of philadelphia, that the problem and notice we even got a little bit of purple will, pinkish purple, every color on the rainbow here on the map. purple is some sleet. we have got snow, sleet, rain falling in the city and surrounding suburbs right now. temperatures below freezing and looking at threat for very treacherous roads right now outside. lehigh valley still snow but that mix is heading your way and may hang out longer there down the shore we will get in heavy rain f we get in the

break off to the south and west that is good for us. if we have a lull in the precipitation if it comes down lighter we can get warmer air in here without leading to significant icing but notice we are still at 28. that has jumped three or 4 degrees in the past couple hours. that is good news. the atlantic city at 36. wildwood at 38. once we get warmer temperatures in we can expect that change over to just plane rain. right now snow is change to go sleet and rain, freezing on contact still, rain pushes from the south east to the northwest, as we head through tonight and then by tomorrow morning temperatures rise and we're talking about just plane rain for everybody. but we are under a winter weather advisory a across the region, sussex county under that winter storm warning. here's winter weather advisory expire. get a good handle when change over should occur by 10:00 o'clock tonight southern delaware, coastal new jersey, city, suburbs this will expire, it should be all rain by then. lehigh valley 1c a.m. expect frozen precipitation until then and in the until will 4:00 a.m. in the poconos. lets look at these temperatures by 8:00 o'clock

we are at 33 in philadelphia should be just plane rain but still slick spots out there. twenty's still in the lehigh valley. finally going above freezing overnight and then by tomorrow morning in the poconos we will see those temperatures jump. but not before we get a tenth to a quarter inch of ice up through pocono region and portions of the northern lehigh valley and that can lead to some very, very dangerous road conditions. i cannot say it enough if you don't to have go out to the north and west do not go outside tonight. temperatures gradually warming overnight, upper 40's by tomorrow morning, mid 50's tomorrow, and with heavy rain through the day, strong gusty wind as well and rumble of thunder. good news is we will clear it the out, wednesday and thursday does get colder but hard to imagine we're sitting in the 20's right now, 20's with snow all day tomorrow and mid 50's, with even a rumble of thunder and crazy, crazy weather. >> okay. >> crazy. >> february good never know. >> that is right. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", the furies flying in new york city as west minister kennel club dog show gets underway.

>> more on this years favorites we will take you behind the scenes, don. what happens when you and your competition share the same last name? straight ahead, don't miss story about a fierce family affair, coming up next in

don bell, he is here and it turns out one local school running track is a a family affair. >> unbelievable. >> it is incredible. >> really good story. last ones to the din are table is a rotten egg, hey no matter what the competition there is no rivalry like a sibling rivalry. occasionally i can speak sometimes i can't. brothers and sisters going at it for bragging rights and more. our pat gallen has more. >> at cardinal o'hara is a family end. grace mancini led o'hara to the catholic league title by winning mile race and 3,000 meters at lehigh university. her sophomore sister elinor also runs track and placed second in the mile run and third in the 3,000 meters.

hold on there are more mancini's, sophomore elizabeth is elinor's twin she finished third in the mile. so three mancini sisters had a impressive showing at lehigh university. >> what about me? >> reporter: wait there is four of you. >> yes. >> reporter: there is no more. >> no. >> reporter: christine known as beanies youngest, the freshman beat her older sisters in the 800-meter run. >> really learn from each other. we're all working together as sisters and with the whole team. >> we learn to be happy for each other. >> here come mancini ladies, lynn, el and grace. >> reporter: mancini's aren't only sibling is a at the o'hara there are the james brothers, ryan and patrick and lombardi clan, justin, andrew and leak. >> we go to practice together. we run together all the time. i mean, it is pretty competitive i guess. >> reporter: on sunday boys finish second overall in the pcl championship. >> if i can place overall it would be great. >> reporter: rest of the o'hara family includes serious

talent including olivia arrington who set catholic league record in the 800 meters. >> one big family. >> yes, brothers right here. >> reporter: from springfield pat gallen for "eyewitness sports". >> that is beautiful, great. >> you just know everything in the household ace competition. >> that is right. >> who is up first, first one to the car. >> that is right, it is on. >> that is good stuff, man. >> all right, don thanks. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we will continue to track wintry weather, snow sleet and rain all making a mess across the region. meteorologist kate bilo has an update straight ahead. startling new link between popular heartburn drugs and increased risk of dementia. new at 6:00 we now know what caused more than 200 students to get sick at ursinus college, health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer look at noro virus and how it spread so quickly.

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we have an eye on the storm system right the now you are looking at the schuylkill expressway from cbs one mobile weather lab, traffic first, had to deal with snow and new wintry mix out there in spots or even rain, all depend on where you are. lets give you a live look at storm scan three you can see pink, green moving in replacing snow, for many. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. lets get over to meteorologist kate bill other with more on where we stand right now, kate. >> right now is most important part of this this storm when we're in the transition from the cold and snow, of course, we had plenty of cold this weekend to the rain and that is kind have of a battle will, fight between warm air, moving in a along and the cold air entrenched in the surface and we are seeing this dangerous icing begin. we have a little will bit of good news in that there is a break in the action here. you can see precipitation is lighter off to the south and west. the as we head through next couple hours i do expect things to lighten up for a

time in the city which means we won't have heavy rain falling on frozen surfaces and we will get warm air to push in better. as for right the now, i in outside on the road you'll have a slow go this evening. snow to the north producing treacherous conditions to the north. so cold, that the snowfalls and it coats it completely. untreated surfaces you will be snow cover. then we have rain coming on top of that leading to an icy glaze on top of the fallen snow and plane rain and heavy rain down the shore and south jersey and southern delaware. we have sleet mixing around the city as well. it is a mixed bouquet of nasty weather. everything from snow, sleet, ice, freezing rain. this is the worst part of the storm for us as it lifts north. we will see that transition to just plane rain overnight and tomorrow morning. we will take it step by step. we expect plane rain to get just into portions of can den and gloucester counties by 7:00 o'clock tonight. by 9:00 changing over to plane rain in philadelphia but ice sticks around in the lehigh valley and poconos. the it will lighten up,

another batch of rain could come in around 11:00 producing another threat for icing, mainly in our far north and western suburbs even it is just plane rain in philadelphia. overnight into tomorrow morning it is just rain. there may be a bit of the break in the action tomorrow morning in time for morning commute. that is good news. temperatures will be mild but then another big batch of heavy rain comes through in the afternoon tomorrow. so we have warm front lifting through this evening. that is bringing this next bag have of winter weather, tomorrow cold front, temperatures in the 50's. you may hear thunder as this system comes through. this storm has a little bit of everything before it finally clears out by about this time tomorrow. if you are in the lehigh valley, poconos concern about the icing. it will transition to a wintry mix. it is still snow but sleet, freezing rain in the first part of the overnight change to go all rain by dawn but some spots could see a tenth to a quarter inch of ice leading to isolated power outages but even more importantly, very, very dangerous road conditions through midnight and even into early tomorrow morning.

please be safe in our far north and western suburbs. we will have more including the seven day in just a few minutes. for now jessica back to you. this messy mix means you'll have to take it easy outside on the road tonight. the justin drabick is live from the cbs-3 mobile weather lab and he will give us first hand report on road conditions, how does it look, justin. >> reporter: well, good evening, jessica. not the best thing right new because we are dealing with freezing rain. this is a live look at 30 west around the exton area. the road itself, they are passable. slushy, you know, covered deal right the new but again new we have to deal with the freezing rain. that is going to add a glaze outside on the road. good news is we have slush on the road so that could add traction as well. the current temperature right now 24 degrees. the casey, my driver, we were talking as we left the station we had pings all over the windshield. that was sleet. then this this is freezing rain. that is what we have to deal with throughout the evening hours. speed restrictions outside on the roads coming in at 45 miles an hour as well.

traffic right now, not the too bad so that is a good thing there. we saw a few people pulled over to clean off their windshield. lets talk about these road conditions what to expect through the next 12 to 24 hours. through this evening, it is pretty much going to be slow over most of the road especially on the side. conditions with the mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain. overnight we will get that change over to just plane rain, from south to north. so still overnight across lehigh valley, poconos it will be slow but better conditions by tomorrow morning. morning drive, tuesday should be better, which is, just plane rain but again, this evening, it is all about taking it easy outside on the road, we're in the free freezing rain right now. temperature at 24 degrees. storm like this you would rather just have it coal through the the atmosphere and deal with plane, snow and ice. don't miss with that at all. we are live from exton in the cbs-3 mobil weather lab new back over to you. >> you and korean and everyone on the road slow your roll. wheat gel back to you. series have air strikes

targeting hospitals and schools in northern syria leave dozens dead including children. medical charities doctors without borders say rockets hit their makeshift clinic four times. the air strikes were carried out by russian war planes. u.n. condemned the attacks calling them a setback in progress, made by nations seeking to even the syrian conflict. former president george w. bush, is hitting the campaign trail to support his brother jeb. pair will appear side by side a at a campaign rally in north charleston, south carolina tonight. earlier today the former president appeared with his wife lauer bush at a veterans event in columbia. it is first time george w. bush has involve himself with this presidential race. he and his father, george hw burn, both won the south carolina primary during their presidential bids. meantime rest of the candidates are crisscrossing the palmetto state, donald trump continues to trade barbs with ted cruz as marco rubio says division is bad for the party. most recent debate was a fiery exchange between the

candidates. south carolina g.o.p. primary takes place on saturday. south carolina democrats will vote february 27th, and before that the two democratic candidates will square off during nevada caucus on saturday. hillary clinton held a rally there today. bernie zappedders did the sunday morning talk show circuit and then had a campaign stop outside detroit this afternoon. mexico indigenous population is thanking pope francis for visiting them on his five day tour of the country. francis celebrated nast three native languages while in the southern states. he called on the world to learn, from the group's culture and deep appreciation for nature. later this week pope francis will celebrate mass at u.s./mexican board are. authorities in australia announce add record breaking drug bustt. police seized $700,000 worth of liquid meth brought in from hong kong. one ship. uncovered back in december was hidden inside silicone bra inserts. a bigger hall was concealed in art supplies.

at least four people are now facing charges. still to come on "eyewitness news", the link between heartburn medications and dementia. and making effort to recycle but what if some of it ended up in the landfill will anyway. it is starting to happen because of falling oil prices. consumer reporter jim donovan, explains coming up. plus this... this spanish water dog gets his first invite to west minister. i'm jamie yukiss in new york. a wintry miss moving through, change to go rain and temperatures surged for our tuesday. coming up we have a stretch of quiet weather as we head toward the weekend. i'll have your full seven day eyewitness weather forecast when we come right back.

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aged children, from each of the pal's 18 centers all across philadelphia got to play basketball on the famed hardwood floor. 200 kid took part. youngsters had day off from school from presidents day so this gave them a great opportunity to get some exercise and learn about teamwork, while having a lot of fun. >> looking good. most bakeries are typically closed on monday but today, debartolo bakery in collinswood opened i up its doors to benefit charity. change the luck of the child coin drive kick off raising money for ronald mcdonald house of south jersey. al debartolo is past contestant on the next great baker tlc show and regularly does special events for charity. >> good morning, al. we are a local baker. we are here, supportive. we give back to ronald mcdonald house. they are an amazing organization. whatever you guys can do we appreciate it. >> the coin drive is being held from february 15th to march 17th at various south jersey locations, the ronald mcdonald house serves as a home away from home for

families with children seeking medical treatment at a local hospital. >> they do an amazing job. don't they. >> i was at camden house a week or two ago, and talked with some of the kid there just great organization. >> yes. coming up, winter weather is creating dangerous conditions on the road this evening, and kate has an updated forecast for you, up next.

nearly 3,000 dogs are competing at west minister ken will he will club show in new york city. >> while winners won't announced until tomorrow night, cbs news reporter jamie yukiss got a sneak peak behind the scenes at all of the opportunities dog lovers. >> is there more than just being best in show. >> it is a tough jer to the paw. >> reporter: nearly 330 dogs hit at guilt course over the weekend. >> really wonderful handlers make it look easy but it is really in the the. >> reporter: dog lovers came to meet the breeds. >> this is a torso. >> reporter: joey's dog weigh more than 100-pound and they are big babies. >> really good to educate people and let them necessity

what it is all about. >> reporter: not just a chance to learn about the dogs but to show off, it is t utu, sweaters, or inn rain coats for the slobbering ones. after all of the trimming behind stage once competition begins it is all business for these dogs and other owners. hound and sporting dogs compete against their own breeds today. tomorrow it be top sporting, working and ter yours time to shine. pressure to be best is building. >> we always have high expectations. >> reporter: even the handlers have a grooming routine, before the show. >> make up, make sure i'm's nice and clean, and make sure i'm not nervous. >> reporter: are you nervous. >> a little bit. >> reporter: because everyone wants a shot at being top dog. jamie yukiss for cbs news, new york. cute and there are a couple of favorites this year, we're told. charlie the scott terrier and rumor the german shepherd. >> we have have a shepherd.

>> perfect. >> great dogs. >> check it out. >> she wishes that she could compete. >> i'm with you. kate has the forecast. we are talking about i a wintry mix. >> good night to stay inside watch grammys on cbs-3. don't be outside on those road. it is a mess. it doesn't matter where you are. down the shore we have seen that change over to just plane rain. things aren't as bad as they were but in the city, it is a mixed bag of winter weather and north and west still have the snow. your transition is forthcoming through the rest of tonight but it will be a mess at least until midnight across vast majority of the area possibly in the early morning hours especially north and west. le look outside to spring garden camera. you can see the roads in philadelphia, looking okay, traffic is moving pretty well but again right now what we have are temperatures at the surface we low freezing and we have rain falling. even if the road looks clear, guys, there is a chance that

it could be icy. you may not see it. not as well defined as seeing snow and slush on the road. it looks okay right now but traffic is moving very, very slowly and that is good news as we head through overnight hours we will go, and expect this to continue, still icy spots until that temperature is firmly above freezing. that will take at least another three or four hours. seeing temperature wise throughout the day it is just not shooting up there. we are still below freezing. you cane that as we check with our at witness weather watchers, 20's across southeastern pennsylvania. as we head down to new jersey we can see closer to freezing temperatures here. we will check in at 31 degrees. this is margot simon in buena vista township. temperatures moved up, to 40 degrees in the last hour. she's creative. light freezing rain now, use caution if going outside very good advice from margot. 28 degrees closer to the city. bill layden in cardington reporting rain. salt has been keeping road wet

all day. that is great news. any road not treated it will be a layer of snow and slush with a layer of ice on top and further to the north and west, still seeing some snow here. the this is, birdboro still reporting snow 236789 degrees. snow falling. nice and slowly as it sticks, rock salt and shovels will be needed. if you can wait until midday tomorrow snow should be out of here. rain will wash it all away. but for tonight, it is a big mess. couple photos from our weather watchers here showing that the bird are like going this snow. we have bird feeder there but thinks what the roads look like in montgomery county. springfield township back roads looking very, very messy. here's storm scan three right now which is showing center of the low still well back to the west. you can see low over portions of tennessee into kentucky. we're getting that warm surge of eras we enter into the warm sector of the storm. cold front with the rain will come through tomorrow afternoon. so we will time it out here but winter weather advisory still in effect for the entire area through tonight and area that may see most in the way

of icing will be our north and western suburbs, over a tenth of an inch is possible. allentown, reading and poconos that can lead to very, very slick conditions. heading into tomorrow by 1:00 a.m. we will see some rain. there could be a break in the action. heavy rain during the afternoon even a rumble of thunder as temperatures surged. here's what to expect for tomorrow, a low is likely during morning commute. that is good news. but by late morning and midday heavy rain possible, isolated thunderstorms possible and wind will pick up as well this will be a miserable day other way around with the wind driven rainfall. it will come to an end in time for afternoon commute. we have the threat for localized flooding and ponding, heavy rain couple with the melting snow that will lead to poor drainage flooding, rising streams, rivers. even though i expect this to be localized do not drive through flooded road. if you see something don't try to drive through it. it is not worth it. it can lead to a life threatening situation. we know that. period of rain, gradual, 35 that is low but we will rise in the the 40's by day break.

highs in the mid 50's outside tomorrow, and it the will feel completely different when you step outside tomorrow. wednesday, back to seasonable, little buckle will on thursday back to the 30's but then we can end looks great. we're in the 50's with some sunshine, morning sprinkle will on saturday but 50's will feel like summertime this weekend, back to you. >> quite a roller coaster there, thanks very much. on the healthwatch popular heartburn drugs of been linked to a risk of dementia. researchers a say pro ton pump inhibitors like next yum, pro low second might raise senior's risk for dimension a they found people 75 or over who regularly take these medicationsed had a 44 percent increase in their risk. the drugs do not cause dementia, the study found an association. and analyst, say be sure to talk tour doctor. you have seen them but gas prices continue to fall and while that has many americans, celebrating, some industries are hit hard. >> as three on your side jim donovan find that includes the

recycling business. >> that is correct, jessica and ukee. many go out of our way to recycle that helps the environment. for years manufacturers have benefited too. but when oil prices are this low the items you recycle, may still end up in a landfill low oil prices have led to big savings at the pump. >> it is thrilling. >> i can fill up for to and bucks. >> reporter: what is good news for millions of drivers is bad news for recycling centers. >> all recycling is impacted by low energy costs, plastic in particular because of course, plastic is made from oil. >> reporter: with oil prices still so low plastic makers are finding it cheaper to make new plastic from oil instead of recyclables. >> we have to sell it for less. >> reporter: tomorrow outerbridge business simms municipal recycling in insuring which handles 18,000 tons of recyclables a month. it is harder to find plastic buyers especially for low grade items like plastic bags which means. >> plastic bags we will send to the land full.

>> environmental consultant wayne demayo says price drop is costing recycling center around the nation billions of dollars but he says everyone should keep recycling. >> environmentally it is better. in the licensing term economically it is better. >> think long term. he points out oil prices will eventually go up and when they do so, so will value of recyclables. >> i always recycle. >> me too. >> that is good. >> yes. >> keep doing it. >> the planet hugs you back. >> yes, planet is hugging me. >> thanks, jim. still a ahead on "eyewitness news" what is it like to run for president. >> a new exhibit lets you take an interactive journey plea the political process and so much more, that is next, we will be right back. next yum. prilosec.

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so, did you ever have the desire to run for president. on this presidents day a and for the next several months, you can give the whirl without all of the hard work. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao takes a you inside new attraction inside the national constitution center. >> reporter: forty-four men have become this nation's command inner chief, sworn in, they all made a trip to the white house, and today, on this president's day, so can you. without even leaving philadelphia. a lot of fun and definitely shows you more about the highest office in the country. >> reporter: this this is the national constitution center's new exhibit, headed to the white house, takes you on a interactive journey. >> you will begin at decision to announce your candidacy,

you can practice giving a speech in a presidential fashion with a 1960's style teleprompter. >> reporter: once you are a candidate you have to win your parties nomination just inside the front doors of the exhibit a convention hall floor, each state sign, rules for caucus and primaries. we will take you up to the convention and obviously there is a a lot of excitement around that in philadelphia this summer. >> reporter: no campaign is successful without a strong ground game. meet your supporters, shake some hand and of course, prepare for a debate. >> you can practice giving a campaign speech. you can make campaign buttons here. >> reporter: get inspired by campaign buttons of the past. check out bumper stickers. even campaign soft drinks. >> you are talking about a couple cans from the 1964 election one called jonathan juice. other one called gold water for barry goldwater. >> reporter: then cruise on to inauguration day and take the oath of office. we may not know who the forty-fifth president of the united states will be just yet but one thing is for sure, he or she will be sitting right

here at the desk inside the oval office. now this space, and the exhibit, but head in the white house runs through election day. jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan for president. >> she feels very comfortable behind that desky will vote for her, cool. we have more on the web site at cbs philly.com if you are looking for more information. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 tricky travel, the winter storm is creating some messy driving conditions, so the mobile weather lab out and about on 202 north in chester county and the storm isn't just done yet, kate? >> it certainly is not, guys. we are seeing that transition from snow, to sleet, and freezing rain, and eventually all rain, but how long will it take before the plane rain gets in? i will have your full timing and your full seven day forecast coming up at 6:00. the drug lsd surfaces on the villanova university campus, leading to the the a arrest of one student for allegedly dealing it, and police and ambulance crews, scrambling here, to treat

three campus overdoses. i'll have full will details from the the main line coming up. plus a local law professor way personal connection to the late antonin scalia, he speaks to "eyewitness news" about his life and legacy, and what is next for the supreme court. and now at 6:00 o'clock we have an eye on the storm system, from the shore to the city, to the first state, it has been a the rather messy monday. first snow all across the region and now turning to a wintry mix. the storm system is packing three types of precipitation before it is over, in doubt. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. there are some after school cancellation toss report, you can see those scrolling at the bottom of the screen right now. we also have team three coverage for you a as we continue to keep an eye on the storm. we will start with meteorologist kate bilo who is tracking the winter weather, kate. >> thanks, jessica and ukee this storm is entering transition phase as warmer air sun