>> 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 mentally

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i have to give a shout out who ever it was who came out to the skydeck this morning and cleared the snow. i'm so appreciative of that. because i am not shaking in my boots literally here today. thank you to who ever did that. my guess dave grim? joe concern kern, our director, trying to bring warmth to all every us. thank you so much, joe. with that said, snow on the skydeck. start things off here, by also showing you different view from our very own rooftop here. this shot couple of additional stories up, on our roof, and we're overlooking right there, 15th street and vine. you can see, if you look closely enough, some of the snow blanketing the cars in the parking lot there. the sidewalks are looking generally clear. but make sure that you keep in mind it could still be slick out there. i would, you know, talking about the possibility of treacherous travel, no matter how you slice it, more of big fat nuisance, it is enough of a nuisance, with the poor

timing of the morning commute it, will mess with you. so hopefully you have the for thought to set the alarm early, thankfully the snow starting to push it way out of here, finding temperatures region wide, either at or below freezing across the board here. so it is not going to be a snow that has a chance to melt. you are going to have to remove it, like my buddy joe did for me on the skydeck, can't thank him enough. expect that these skies will continue to clear with time. however, take a look, we've got winter storm watch guys that goes into effect late tonight, for the coastal counties, from ocean, down to cape may, then cutting the bay, over to sussex county. for the possibility of some snow obviously into the weekend. so, that's going to be storm that's got a lot more question marks than this predecessor did. so we were going to talk you through the scenarios of this, what we might be looking at here just little later on in the show. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much. so, two things right now, take it very very slow, and give yourselves extra time, of course, so with a we are looking at right now, the

northbound side, before ac admit, accident just cleared, it was pulled all the way up to the shoulderment not causing too many problems right now. also, earlier, jackknife tractor-trailer 95 south between academy and cottman, all lanes block. that has now since been cleared. see brake lights out there, overall i guess about 95 pushing in the southbound direction, just very, very slick, and so are the onramps, and off ramps. little while ago in east norriton it, have three accidents, now condensed to just one, not been cleared. woodlands avenue at eisenhower drive. heads up on. that will also another accident right now overturned truck with entrapment. arch at 15th. fifteenth street right now blocked. so heads up on that. for those of you in and around that area. also, in the world of mass transit, amtrak northeast corridor has adjusted schedules tomorrow, because of that storm, see right now between boston, north carolina, check the schedules on line, talking about schedules, make sure to check

your flight schedules on line as well. a lot of concellations out there. we will have a lot of delays, as well. jan, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. it stopped snowing in new jersey but you still may want to leave extra early this morning, because your commute could still be slick. >> our meteorologist, lauren casey, live in collingswood with the with a look at the conditions there, good morning, lawyer glenn good morning, guys, yes. looks can be little deceiving, you don't see piles and piles of snow. but you still want to take it very slow. whether you're commuting via car, bike or on foot. it is very slippery out here. got the boots on. but i've been sliding around quite a bit. even though the sidewalks have been treated. the road surfaces have been treated, as women. so not seeing accumulation of snowfall on the roadways. but it certainly is very wet. very slick. specially toward the curves and sidewalks. you want to take it easy as you make those turns and end count area lot of the ponding on the roadways. now, temperatures are starting to cool off. now that the snow has come to an end, the cloud deck lift ago little bit. so we can see few flurries, but these slick untreated roads are going to be an issue, because we could see some freezing with these temperatures that are going to be at or sub-freezing really for much of the day with the high temperatures only expected into the middle 30's,

and with calm winds over the next couple of hours, we could see some of the spots start to ice over, so you definately want to slow down and use caution. collingswood right now, starting to come to life. traffic picking up little bit. everyone kind of moving little slow. that's good to see. saw few people out on foot. saw a dog this morning already. he had his little jacket on. of course, with the salting of the sidewalks, and the roadways, want to be careful with your puppy's paws. it stings them. take it easy for pets, yourself and your commute in this morning with these conditions that are very slick and very wet. i'm live in collingswood. more coming up in just a little bit. >> all right, thank you so much, lawyer glenn the northeast seeing little bit more snow than other places. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in mayfair, with the latest on the conditions there. hi, trang. >> hi, jan, jim. i'm happy to report, just as katie predicted, the snow has stopped here in northeast philadelphia. and thank goodness, for that. but take a look here, people will still be having to deal

with the snow from overnight. take a look at the cars over here, two, 3 inches on top of the cars that will need to be cleaned off. fortunately for everybody, it is that really light, flurry snow, that you can just kind of push off your cars here. this is frankford avenue. you're looking at. you can see, you know, traffic moving at pretty good pace as the morning commute starts up here. but this is a good location to show you some things, because you can also see all of the little side streets off frankford. which have yet to be plowed. so you will want to be extra careful on those streets. you can also see the sidewalks also are a little slippery, just the fine layer of snow on the ground. but the road here, the imagine or roads in the city, looking pretty good. that will was not the case overnight, technically for i-95. we saw at least six accidents on both the northbound and the southbound side. this is southbound accident, a jackknife tractor-trailer, people tweeting me all morning telling me that they'd been stuck in traffic, for about two hours. so, fortunately, that has been

cleaned up. and people are beginning to get moving. but you know being out here, out in northeast philly, lot of activity, i spoke to several people this morning. just getting ready to start their day. and asked them how they're dealing with the snow today. >> this is nothing. this is, considering what we usually get, little late in the winter season to get started with snow. so i like it. i think it is great. >> and we're taking a look here, people just walking around, taking their time out here, going to the wawa, getting their morning coffee. one thing we do want to make note of, know, it is very slushy, and for now, i mean, that's good for now. but as things get cooler, i mean, definitely be some freezing, and so-so just taking it easy on the sidewalk as well as on the roadways. for now live in mayfair, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> trang, you're absolutely right. first step out the door, the

trickiest one time almost went sliding on to the sidewalk. >> a lot of delays as a result of this, i posted a list on my facebook and twitter feed. check out school closings, and delays, right now. and now is a good time also to download the cbs philly weather app so you can stay ahead of any future snowstorms, as well. you'll see katie's full forecast, hourly temperatures, and then inter-active radar, that's valuable for apple and android devices just search for cbs fill any your app store. >> meantime, overnight, crews continue repairs on water main break, that sent water gushing through homes in northeast philadelphia. chopper three, over the scene on the 11,000 block of millbrook road. the water department tells us a eight-inch main gave way sending watt near about half dozen homes. and in some cases it, came through the front door and gushed out the back. residents say they complains about a sinkhole on the street. but it is unknown if that led to the break. well, a manhunt is underway for two men exposing themselves in two burlington county communities. the indecent exposures are happening in medford, and

evesham township. now the most recent incident took place wednesday night, when an evesham woman reported that a man exposed himself, while looking at her, through a window. authorities say it is the same man who terrorized medford last summer. >> sounds like a bunch of perverts around here to be honest. i'm not even sure what to say. i recently moved to the area. heard great reviews in the area. kind of authorities say examples. >> this newest incident comes just week after two similar cases in evesham. but in last week's cases, it was a man who was completely naked. police say he jump many out after vehicle, sim floor jeep cherokee, and chased two girls around. they fortunately managed to get away. >> well, encouraging new news in the battle against cancer. the details coming up next in health watch. >> also, two actresses laid to rest. hollywood pays tribute to carrie fisher and debbie reynolds. >> and problems in the city of light. paris experiencing some of the highest pollution in a decade. it is only about to get worse.

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we're -- because we wear glasses. >> i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> i got to tell you, actress viola davis honored with hollywood star. it was the first star of the new year on the hollywood walk of fame. her former co-star meryl streep was therefore the unveiling calling dave ace force of nature. davis is up for a goal end globe this sunday and screen actress guild awards for her supporting role in fences, which is in theatres right now. go check it out. >> going to see that this weekend, but i did see the other hidden figures, i told you the other day, fantastic move. >> i on our list. >> amazing. >> absolutely. i would say this week sends great movie weather. totally. you know? snuggle up. bring your snuggy to the movie theater, enjoy t so cold outside. and we've also got this. how do you guys feel about curve balls? we will throw another possibility of a storm your way. southeast coastline, specifically, so philly, i don't think has to worry itself. but start off by taking you to the shore, already dusting every inch or two, or even

three, down at the shore, live look for you, at ocean sit, where, you know, of course, up at the boardwalk, things are all sort of boarded up right now. and closed for business at the moment. since, you know, it is obviously not the best beach weather right now. here at the shore. but we are at least tracking this first disturbance, clearing on out of here, take you up to the eyewitness water water, generally consistency here among the values that we are finding, we zero in on handful of these, check in at 25 degrees, out in collegeville, clouds are less, did say there is two hour delay for the kids in nittany hood, then also few others, to report for you here, let's take you just to the southwest, 26 comes in from paul callahan, he has actually had some flurries, throughout the last half hour. glenmore, three and a quarter inches, since midnight, he has pick up inch for us, extra inch and a quarter. hands full of pictures that i wanted to show you here too. just an idea of what we're finding left over, at this

point. this is out in chestnut hill, actually from fill chap line's business. you can see, it looks like it is just wet. but keep in mind, if it looks wet, i would rather have a you anticipate slick across the region, then obviously that fine glaze of snow, left behind, on the car windshield here, few other like that where there is this fine dusting on the driveway there is came in from ed connor, we can go to one more from lynn springer, her grill cover is coated as of the top of the deck fence there. now, let's switch back. show you storm scan3, first, disturbance, pretty much performing as anticipated, clearing on out. wide zoom, snow, moving their way into the central planes. now, over across into tennessee. over the mississippi river. this will continue to streak east, develop into pretty well defined storm system, and then cuts to the left. and make northeast turn here. so, that is where the coastal curve ball comes into play here. what we know, is that this is a big storm for the southeast. but, it is going to eventually

track northeast. the track is critical. further eels, totally bus, ends up with virtually nothing, so we have to keep an eye on that, philly in the clear. other than cloud come tomorrow. upper 20's, the expectation though at best. right through monday, meisha, looking awfully cold. >> really is >> so the truck pushed sideways, cars scooting around them. you can get by. it will be little slower. you can see, any bridges, bridge decks, under they will, very slick today. delaware county, 59 northbound, 45 it, take it all

the way up. take a look at all of the snow out there. all of the snow on the roadways, anything that melts from all of the tires that are going over and over it, that just freezes right back over. so making for some very slick conditions. new jersey 42 freeway northbound creek road, looking there, see plenty of headlights out there. and we do have another accident in center city, overturned truck, with entrapment. arch street at 15th street. fifteenth is closed, between race street and jfk boulevard. you can use alternate. seventeenth or broad street, probably going to be your best bet. then take a look at this, got speed restrictions in play. 35 miles per hour on these four bridges. so heads up on that. plus we have some salting going on on the a.c. expressway, heads up on. that big nod, because they're our friends today. jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. carrie fisher and debbie reynolds will be laid to rest today. private memorial service held at the beverly hills compound where the mother and daughter next-door neighbors. reynolds passed away just one day after her daughter. a documentary about their lives, bright lights, starring fisher and reynolds, premiers

tomorrow on hbo. on the cbs-3 health watch this morning, a new study shows fewer americans are dying from cancer, the report by the american cancer society says cancer deaths have dropped 25% since 1991 when they were at their highest. researchers credit fewer smokers, as well as early detection and treatment. prostate and colorectal cancer deaths dropped by more than 50%, lung and breast cancer cases also saw a big improvement. >> and dramatic shift in advice that experts say could significantly reduce peanut allergies in the u.s. new national guidelines say most children should start eating foods that contain peanut when they're infant, especially babies at high risk, like those with siblings with severe allergies. this new advice came after research found that early introduction to high risk babies prevent more than 80% from developing peanut allergies. interesting. >> fascinating. >> yes, this morning, there is outrage in paris. balls the city seeing some of the highest levels of

pollution in a decade. >> those levels aren't expected to drop soon. this is all happening about a year after paris hosed the un climate change conference. doctors say the pollution was at its worse in december, and thousands of people suffered asthma attacks, because of it. and pollution is also a big problem in northern china just this week, beijing issued red alert for smog. which is the highest of four levels. forbes reports that pollution is so bad, that some people are taking trips specifically to escape the pollution. some are also spending money on ventilation systems to make sure the air in their homes is clean. well up next: we will tell you about special event happening this weekend to honor david bowie.

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katie and meisha will help you keep up-to-date all morning long. >> the city of philadelphia remembering the life of david bowie, more than week of special events. >> and it all starts tonight. david bowie died a year ago, and the rock superstar had a special connection to philadelphia. he recorded two albumns here. philly is returning the favor

with events like a bow i inspired beer tasting, art shows, trivia parties, concerts, and bowie karaoke. get the full calendar of events at cbsphilly.com. still ahead in the next half hour here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", live team coverage of the snow. >> plus, president-elect trump says no thanks to president obama, after the first family offered to leave something at the white house for the trump family. we'll tell you what it is. and if you like to get breakfast on the go, starbucks is serving up something special. >> oh, my. >> what could it be, jim? >> i think i will very to stick around and finds out. details nex

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busy morning, katie and meisha helping us get our day started. >> i'm still sweating over in the traffic department. we've been non-stop since early 4:00 a.m. i will say good news it is friday, also good news, snow is moving out. bad news it is so very, very slippery out there. seeing just string of accidents because of it. >> always the aftermath, specially with the storms that don't produce a ton. not necessarily going to see the schools shutdown. still see the buses out on the road, doesn't stop people from going out necessarily. we get overly confident, you know? so please be careful outside. we take alike first and for most handful of snow amounts, clearly not exhaustive list. wynnewood, just over 2 inches, warwick pick up just shy of two. in toms river, even inch, ended you will falling here, in philadelphia, just shy of an inch of snowfall. storm scan ending up at this point again pretty much as we had predicted now that it is hitting the 6:00 a.m. we had expected for the most part this would be gone. it basically is. say for lingering flurries, up near say route