our photographer now trapped in it. >> oh, no. >> went to cover it now stuck in all of that muck. so if you can avoid. ninety-five right now you want to, more on that coming up. >> you know, at least it is moving out. but the aftermath is never fun. yes, you know, timing never ideal. but this was far less than ideal. >> the morning commute. >> exactly. waking up to this. you got to get the day started. always at a slow start as it is trying to get out the door, even when sunny and 60. but with winter weather advisory still posted for one more hour here across central and southern new jersey, we still have the flakes flying, as the anchors had mentioned out there. take a look at this point, i would say, that for the most part, what you have got on the grounds is what you will have for the rest of the day. it won't have a chance to melt away however since the temperature is cold enough to support it sticking and hanging around. we do still have some light snow really encompassing cape may county eastern edge of delaware over the bay areas, but it continues to roll out to sea. so this is performing pretty much as anticipated, upper 20s

what we will find up and down i95 below freezing in millville, atlantic city, 27 currently in allentown, very cold start, but not terribly windy. just the snow. and the slush that you will be contending with out there this morning, and certainly the slick spots. keep it in mind, major roadways may not be as terrible unless you're on i95. am i right, meisha? but you are still going to find that's anybody hood streets specially awfully slick. i have the exact same thing happen to me pulling out the driveway this morning, kind of treacherous. hit the main roads at least little better, meisha. >> it is a little better. unfortunately, for anyone headed out on 95 right now, you are going to be stopped. this is where it is not so good. because we had jackknife tractor-trailer earlier this morning, that's now been moved out of the way. crews are still out there on 95 between academy and cottman, southbound direction. cleaning up not only putting the salt on the roadway surfaces but also cleaning up fuel spill interest the tractor-trailer. because of that, seeing some pretty staying backups. all of these vehicles, and when penndot switches that

camera around, you can see how extensive they have right now, cracking into the 5:00 hour. avoid the area at all costs. frankford avenue, the boulevard, those will be your best alternates right now, but his is just the kind of a sneak peak of things to come. already, what we've been seeing since the had hour, we have another accident now in east norriton. germantown pike whitehall road. one northbound lane blocked here. another accident that just popped up and overturned vehicle, at arch street at 15th street. so, heads up. this is what we've been kind of talking about all morning long, these reoccurring accidents, because the road surfaces are so slick. it is a cold enough to sustain that ice. so we will have a lot of those cars melting some of the stuff on the roadways, then will freeze over, it can really cause some major problems out there, jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. the snow seems to be trailing off. >> yes, but be careful, those roadways and sidewalks may still be slick. our meteorologist, lauren casey, live in collingswood, new jersey this morning with a look at conditions there. hi, lauren? >> reporter: hey, guys, how is it going? still few flurries kind of

flying on by. but otherwise, the snow, at least the falling snow, has come to an end. probably about an inch on the sidewalk, more on the cars, as this gentleman over here, i'll put him on the spot, cleaning hits car off early on this friday morning. probably three innings, he has smile on his face as he's cleaning off, doing good job there, sir. doing a good deed for all his fellow drivers, so you don't have the snow piled up. you know, two, 3 inches on the top of your roof, then hit the car behind you. so he is doing good deed there this morning. you will get some good karma circulate err today, i'm sure. roads are in pretty good condition. seen more than several salting trucks going by haddon avenue, collingswood, over the last hour or so, but the roadways are very wet. there is a lot of standing water on the sidewalks near the curb there. that will be a problem heading into later tonight, specially tonight, as temperatures dropping down into the teens and low 20's, with re-freezing, it was our most significant snowfall of the

season so far. not significant snow but the most significant at philadelphia international airport only had about .3 of an inch of snow before this system came through. pick up about an inch at philadelphia international airport. up until about midnight. we should get new total pretty soon here. here are new amounts, king of prussia picking up about two and a half inches with this latest system, toms river about an inch, mays landing just about a half inch. again, down the shore, some of the lower totals because the grounds temperatures where even though the air temperature is below freezing, the soil temperature, because it hasn't really been so prolonged, coal, still above freezing, so but the shore will have a chance to see some snow as we head into the upcoming weekends, as katie has been telling you about the winter storm watch in effect that's been extended into parts of burlington and ocean counties, but yes there is morning, the story is clean off the car. take it easy. take it slow. got to do the sidewalk shuffle. because it is very slick out here even though there is salt, i was slipping around a little bit. but altogether not too bad on

this friday morning, in collingswood, guys, back to you. >> lauren do you have sends that guy over to cbs-3. >> and between lauren and katie getting a meteorology class today. >> i love it. keep it going. >> thanks so much. >> if you live in the northeast, probably have some snow to clear off your car there this morning, as well. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in mayfair with the latest conditions there. good morning, trang. >> good morning, jim, jan, i'm happy to report here in northeast philly the snow pretty much stopped. seeing really fine flakes for the most part there is snow event finish here in the northeast, but take a look, right off frankford avenue. as we've seen throughout the city, my photographer and i scott, been driving around, in south philly, in center city, now in the northeast, than is what the major roads look like. pretty clear, cars going by pretty well, but what we are seeing, though, on the side street, obviously, you know, they still need to be plowed, so there is like a thin layer of snow on top of those side

street. you really need to be careful about. also, as meisha mentioned, number every accidents on i-95, still one to be cleaned up, still back up, as our other photographer is stuck in that. so you just want to be careful on those elevated surfaces and on the side street. see again, frandford avenue clipping by. so we're not the only ones out here early this morning. ran into some guy, really loved the snow, and are kind of use it to make some extra cash. so take a listen to one of them. >> it is money making. i make money in it, people slip around t i like it, better than sitting at home. >> complete opposite of me. i absolutely hate snow. no, now that it is over, pretty much liking it, but for those you just waking up with us this morning, we take a look across the street, that's what you will see when you look out your window. you will see about two, 3 inches on your car, and luckily it is that very fluffy snow that you can just kind of brush off and get on your way. but, guys, i send it back to you in the studio. >> thank you, so much, trang,

stay warm out there. >> and you know who loves snow? pat. where is he today? he will -- he's been wishing for this. >> he's sleeping. >> penndot keeps track on line of their plows, you can follow them to see if the flaws are near you, something you might want to keep in mind for future storms, when weaver little more snowfall. we put link to that site on our website at cbsphilly.com. in other news this morning, intelligence officials are expected to meet face-to-face with president-elect tum at trump tower today to brief him on highly anticipate the report into russia's interference, in the 2016 election. cbs correspondent hena daniels with the latest from new york. >> in just a few hours, the nation's top intelligence chiefs will make their case to president-elect donald trump. that russia undoubtedly meddled in the election. among them, the director of national intelligence, james klapper, testified on capitol hill yesterday. >> the hacking was only one part of it.

and it also entailed class cam propaganda, dis information, fake news. >> cbs news has moved the moves intend today hurt hillary's candidacy, and intercepted is the russian officials expressing pleasure after trump won. while klapper insists russia did not change the vote tallies, he blasted mr. trump forecasting doubt on the intel. >> i think there is a difference between skepticism and disparagement. >> trump questioned the findings again yesterday, writing in one twitter post, how and why are they so sure about hacking it they never even requested an examination of the computer servers. cia director john brennan, who also also brief trump today he is hopeful his attitude will change. >> let's see what happens post inauguration day. >> a day after signalling he would leave the job vacant, mr. trump now plans to nominate former indianna

senator dan coats as his director of national intelligence. he the the establishment republican has been tough critic in the past. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". in the meantime, president-elect trump plans to tap congress for the money to build his border wall. not mexico. throughout the campaign, mr. trump repeatedly said woe force mexico to pay for the wall. but now, sources are saying, the president-elect would rather fund the wall through the appropriations process. according to lawmakers, the trump team argues it will have the authority through a bush era 2006 law to build the wall, but it lacks the money to do so. four people are set to appear in court in chicago today, in connection to the brutal assault after mentally disable man the suspect it, the victim white, the suspects allegedly streamed the attack live on facebook earlier this week, president obama spoke to

a chicago television station and said the video is terrible. >> what is true is that in part because we see visuals of racial tensions, violence, and so for the, because the smart phones and the internet and media. what we've seen surfaced, i think, a lot of the problems that have been there a long time. >> the victim is expected to recover from his injuries. >> well, burlington county police continue to look for a suspect in a road rage attack, investigators say the man depict in the this sketch punched high schooler after the teen accidentally cut him in front of him. it happened along bromley boulevard in burlington township on december 14th. the suspect believed to be in his 20's has a braided go tee and ponytail, driving blue chrysler 300 with chrome grill. police ask anyone with information to call 60923958656789. well, coming up: a

victory of sorts, for comedian bill cosby. >> we will tell you what prosecutors will no longer be arguing over next. >> also, ahead, the search continues for this man, the suspect in turkey's deadly night club massacre. what officials now say they know about him. >> it could be worse. we will tell you what residents are struggling with nearly 2 feet of snow. >> ♪ take it easy ♪ >> take it easy out there this morning, just like the eagles say. >> absolutely, it is slick out there. we will be right back. >> ♪

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>> how much, the da remains opposed to holds the cosby trial other than montgomery county. bill cosby charged with sexually assaulting former temple university employee, andrea constant. >> well, turn irk authorities say they're closing in on the gunman who killed 39 people, in an istanbul night club on new years eve. officials said wednesday, that the unnamed suspect, shown in this selfie video, was from china's wiger community, probably member of terror cell. the government has detained

dozens of people in the effort to find accomplices of the suspect. well, the amount of snow we're getting nothing compared to what they're seeing in part of up-state new york. >> nearly 2 feet of snow has fallen near lake erie and ontario. buffalo got 22 inches of snow thursday. people north of syracuse saw 20 inches, forecasters say lake effect storm could dump another foot or two of snow by the weekend. >> and the snow in buffalo even stranded some school buses last night in many cases the buses were delayed picking up kids from school to take them home. so the children had to stay at the school's late. traffic was at a stands still in many places, in and around the buffalo area. >> and thankfully, not getting that much snow here, but philadelphia police want to remind people, you can't save your mocking spats. the department tweeted out this picture, saying, 2 inches is nothing. don't get excited. don't start the game of cones early. shovel and share, winter is here, there is a long way to go. hashtag nosafety.

>> of course that's from game of thrones right there. little humor. >> hilarious. >> head start. >> i love that, nosaveses. >> that's what they do in south philly, put the chair out and don't mess with the chair, right? >> right. >> i know we're not supposed to, but there is a code, right? it is true. so, we are thankfully at least seeing the snow retreat at this point, exiting out to sea, there are still some flakes flying, in some locations, but we, at this point, guys, really start looking ahead to the next thing. specific to the coastal communities, let's just very quickly set until on what's happening out here. the system actually starting to re intensify a bit as it moves out to sea but moving out, really becomes moot point as far as we're concerned. it did end up from performing essentially as it was expected to. now, starting to see the combination of life out across oklahoma, arkansas, next storm

starting to get its leg, and it will cut across the southeast, make left-hand turn, and go up to the northeast. the question is, how close does it get to us? so, at this point, winter storm watch has been pre-ish eude for part of coastal new jersey, the bulk of issue is going to fall anywhere from southeastern virginia, back into alabama. however, take a little closer look at our area. sussex county, cape may, atlantic, southeast burlington, portions of ocean county, actually all of ocean on county included in the winter storm watch, goes into effect late tonight for this storm system. so for now, we see things clear out nicely no later than 6:00 this morning, but as we move forward next storm comes close, tomorrow morning just knocking on the doorstep of sussex county. >> this particular model does bring it ever so slightly on shore. just enough see modest accumulation every couple every inches down along the shore points. further inland, philly,

clouds, that's t then it clears on out for the second half of the day, second half of the weekends. here's right now projected snowfall map. two-4 inches, but you have to go controls to the coast. coating to two, possible, head further inland, the rest of pennsylvania, not worrying about. >> this high hit 36 today. meantime, partly sunny, as skies are clearing in the wake of the overnight snow. take it easy, couple of clouds, very cold tonight, then we look forward, not actually even going to hit the freezing mark for three straight days. factor in the winds, too, guys, because specially sunday, meisha, probably won't feel any better than the teens. >> yes, katie, this snow is moving out. but i can tell you it is the leading quite a mess for our morning commuters. good morning, everyone, bear with me, happy friday to you. looking right now 95 south right around academy. so academy was closed between 95 academy between 95 and southbound, between academy and coat man closed because of a jackknife tractor-trailer watch we are looking at is academy right nowment academy

was closed. cottman had opened. what we are looking at right now academy has just now opened. just prior to showing you this shot, what we were seeing is everyone was making u-turn and driving the wrong way down this onramp. meisha's classroom, don't do. that will where is my spanking stick? i need it. we can absolutely not do that drivers. so right now, academy is open. looking okay right now there. how much, i will tell you, it is very, very slippery around these areas. take a look at this. accident after accident after accident in east norriton. so woodland avenue, eisenhower drive. germantown pike at whitehall road, one northbound lane blocked right now. this is just giving you a sneak peak how dangerous and slippery it is out there. overturned truck here, arch and 15th street. even more to talk about coming up in another 15 minutes. take it easy out there, jan, over to you. now for a look at the newspaper headlines from across our region.

>> on the cover of the trentonian, couple of days on the job, some already want trent err i am school superintendent gone. all choke up about this story. school unions and city council members say the new jersey department of education just instituted policy change, which no longer a proves interim superintendent contracts for non-retirees. >> in the mercury, close to 300 residents came out this week to oppose construction of a new middle school in the upper perkioman school district. now we showed you the plans for the new building earlier this week. most say that building a new $60 million middle school is too expensive. they believe the existing building should be renovated instead. >> from the intelligence err, planning to drop off paper glass or aluminum glass, you bet better be sure to have green plastic tag there is week, the borough start today restrict the use of the south ninth street drop-off center to resident only. so-called hang tags sent to 3,000 households apartment

complexes which have their own dumpsters were excluded. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. up next: where you can see olympic champion in our area tonight. >> plus, behind the scenes of some of this weekend's new movies. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up, taraji, true story of the women who helped launch nasa space program. lisa mist on voice the giant creature with gentle purpose

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i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save for the future. see? we're putting away acorns to show the importance of being organized. that's smart. who's he? he's the green money you can spend now. what's up? oh you know, gonna pay some bills, maybe buy a new tennis racket. tennis racket for a squirrel? he's got a killer backhand. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. >> live look at storm scan3, you may want to leave extra time to get to work. katie's forecast in a few minutes. >> joe em embiid has his sites set on becoming a all-star. >> his reasons go beyond basket baum. here's pat gal win your morning sports. >> tonight the sixers take on the celtics in boston, hope to do so with joel embiid, dealing with some stack issues, did he make the trip, and is questionable to play.

what's not questionable is that joel embiid quickly becoming household name, and superstar dom likely just around the corner, but is that enough to get what he snaps embiid doing well in the first all-star voting returns. placing one spot out of the starting front court. also, taken to social media in an effort to get the attention of star musician, rihanna, who he calls his crush. breath brown says if this pushes him to be better player, then go for t. >> well, if it does, another reason for me to try to help promote him. >> i had a different agenda. but if that's the side benefit for joel, i can see that. he's got good taste. >> drexel hosting unc wilmington last night, the dragon getting his dance on. the team came out flat. danzel ingram stealing it from long-range for the satisfy hawks, then ingram, into the sharing mood, he sees for the ally-oop. twenty-two-point and 14 boards. unc wilmington easy winner 90 to 72.

that's all for sports, i'm pat gallen. have a great day. >> well, team usa olympics star sim old biles is in our area tonight. >> the gold medal gymnast will be rooting -- reading part of her book at the free library. may be able tote to get a selfie at the library branch on vine st., biles' new book called courage to store. it tells the story of biles' life from foster care to a record four olympic golds medals. you may remember, simone came home from rio this summer with four golds, one bronze. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", police in south jersey are on the hunt for suspect, accused in leud acts. >> the two sketches police want you to see next. trang? >> so we are waking to up snow in philadelphia. i'll tell you what to expect when you hit the roads. >> and on the health watch: new guidelines, on how preventing life threatening peanut allergies in children. katie? >> reporter: jan there is week sends right around the corner, so is a storm system that's

going to be pounding through the southeastern us and possibly clipping our coastal community. we will have a lot more on that system, but expect the possibility of snow at the shore on saturday. and, also, just really cold everywhere. we don't even hit the freezing mark, anywhere all weekend long, stay bundle up for the next few days. we will be right back.

>> it is a snowy start across much of the region. a live look now, at ocean sit, where instead of sands, there is snow on the board walk. the good news is, the sun will be out little later today, but it won't do much. bitter cold air is going to stick around for quite some time. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a minute. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in our morning minute. >> the search on for not one but two men exposing themselves to two people in south jersey. indecent exposures are happening in medford, and over sham. >> four people are set to appear in court in chicago today in connection to the brutal assault after