well, today is tuesday, january the tenth. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get you out the door with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning, happy tuesday, so the roads are actually looking really good this morning, we do have icy patches, i want to warn you, we've had couple of accidents, mainly shifting out of the way. overall congestion levels still looking good. but tonight it will change. >> different story, yes. >> very much so. that actually comes because of the changes, that eventually bring us some better weather news, it will warm up. but you have to deal with the trade off so often whether it comes to these types of systems, because eventually we are going to see warmfront lift in here t comes when still cold outsidement could be some rent are you weather we think pretty good likelihood of that. for now storm scan all calm, all collected, over to the west, just straight up snow. no mixing going on, it is too cold for that in the western part of pennsylvania. but, when this gets to us, we will have had a chance to rebounds, looks like really takes its time t wouldn't be until the early evening, generally speaking, so we see any wet weather move in. and it does look like the northwest suburbs, outside of

philly this is, in the western montgomery, upper bucks county point north and west of that. that's where you will see the best chance and lookly hood 6:00 p.m. tonight for little bit every icing. currently cold everywhere. what's waiting in the wings. look at this, currently 50 in st. louis, guys, so, you know, we going to eventually see the rebound take place. but it is still chilly today. not at harsh as yesterday, but back to the 30's, sending the kids out to the school bus, bundle them up, and also give your car little time to shall thawing out before you hit the road. still just that chill. >> yes, tough on the motor if you start too fast, let them be thawing out little bit. thanks so much. good morning, happy tuesday. so this is the accident i was talking about. now the accident is actually cleared. what we have out there just overpass, blue route northbound before route one. you might have little bit of gaper delay and some drivers are still kind of moving off

to the left as they pass by. but overall, the dent is cleared. looking okay there. both directions, northbound and southbound, blue route, i would say, starting to heat up little bit. we can expect it now, just now moving into the 6:00 hour. then look in new jersey 42 freeway at creek road, approaching 295 what you are looking at there. looking good. but again, this is also another stretch starting to heat up. and again we can expect that. so, construction, this is where we have got it in atlantic city route nine closed at tilt on road until 6:00 a.m. gas line repairs you will have to use alternate shore road probably your best bet. then just heads up thon construction, route one north-south bound at oxford valley. saw it this morning, it will be continuing on through friday between nine p.m. and 5:00 a.m. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. now an update on developing story we've been following all morning. police say group of armed mentor orized people in the city frankford section. >> two people were robbed overnight. we know that one victim was shot. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at the frankford transportation center the scene of one of the robberies. good morning, trang.

>> reporter: well, good morning, rahel, jim. yes, woman had just gone off septa bus here when she was robbed. second robbery happened just a block away. fortunately, both victims including the man who was shot are expected to be okay. investigators believe the same group of men are responsible for both crimes. but the first report came in just before 1:00 a.m. police received call from area frankford hospital 30 year old man had entered the er with gunshot wounds to the hip. now the man told police he was walking along the 5,000 block of griscomb street, throw men wearing masks and armed with guns pulled up and announced a robbery. now, when the man refused to get off the property one of the men shot him twice in the hip. men also then beat him up and then drove off. now, at that same hospital, staff treat add 18 year old woman, for injuries to her face, after she said she was robbed at gunpoint at the frankford transportation center where she had been just got off of a bus. she described the same three perpetrators, males,

wearing dark clothing, masks, armed with a gun, and there was a get away driver forcing the individual in a white vehicle. so, due to the fact that the same description, these robberies took place at the same time, only one block apart, we believe that these perpetrators are responsible for these two robberies. >> there are surveillance cameras, meanwhile, police are looking for possibly a white 2004 chevy impala. but nor now, live in frankford, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> meanwhile federal investigators are not saying if more than dozen bomb threats at jewish community centers including wilmington are related. the threat yesterday afternoon forced evacuation of the segal jewish community center. fbi and police gave the all clear after search turned up nothing suspicious, the jewish federations of north america

says some of the calls were prerecorded. >> was it intentional or an accident in police in salem county new jersey are still trying figure out how a 50-pound dumbbell wounds up smashing through a man's windshield, leaving him in critical condition. this all happened yesterday morning, in old man township as the victim was driving south on the new jersey turnpike, from chopper three, you can see, the huge hole in the windshield. the weight struck 75 year old jack decarlo in the head. it is similar in size to this one, but police still don't know where it came from. anyone with information in this case is asked to call new jersey state police. the suspect in the murder after orlando police officer has a price on his head. there is now $06,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. yesterday morning, master sergeant debra clayton was on duty at a wal-mart when police say she confronted marquises lloyd, when he allegedly shot her. lloyd was wanted for the december murder of his pregnant ex-girlfriend. >> marquis lloyd needs to turn himself in. not tonight. not tomorrow.

he needs to call and turn himself in now. so we can bring this to a peaceful resolution. >> swat teams and officers combed through neighborhoods searching for lloyd and during the search orange county deputy was killed when a van struck his motorcycle. >> the suspect in the fort lauderdale airport shooting a periods in court yesterday. twenty-six year old esteban santiago was appointed public defender's and told he could face the death penalty. he answered mostly yes or no to questions, and told the judge he understands the charges against him. santiago has been in custody since friday's shooting in the back and claim area, which left five people dead, and six others injured. >> well, closing arguments are today in the death penalty hearings for convicted charleston church shooter dillan roof. the 22 year old will soon be in the hands after jury. roof who acted as his own lawyer in the death penalty trial, rested his case yesterday without calling on any defense witnesses cents. prosecutors called 25 witnesses to the stand over

four days, jurors will now decide whether to sentence roof to death or life in prison for the 2015 killings of nine black parishioners. confirmation hearings begin today for two of president-elect trump's cabinet nominees. democrats however expressing concerns about the case of the nominations, as hena daniels reports, some of the nominees have yet to disclose key financial information to the office of government ethics. >> i think he's going do good. high quality man. >> despite the vote of confidence from president-elect donald trump, some senate democrats are expressing reservations about confirming jeff sessions as attorney general. begin the alabama senator's hard-line stance on immigration, and past civil rights records. >> the person serving as attorney general has to be willing to stand up to the president, say no you're wrong. >> john kelly also goes before a senate committee today.

other are schedule for confirmation hearings this week. democratic leader chuck zoom is her calling for a delay there is no real chance. >> maintains the office of government ethics has not had time to examine each nominee's finances for potential conflict every interest. >> all will be approved because we're in the majority, and they're not. so i think a lot of it is sour grapes. >> just yesterday mr. trump named his son in lawn, jared kushner, as senior white house advisor. testing 1967 anti-nepotism law. the law prohibits any federal official from hiring family members when agencies or office, which he or she leads. trump keep says kushner's appointment is based on legal opinion, anti-neap touch law applies to cabinet picks, but does not apply to the white house. hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, as the trump administration gets ready to take over, president owe bamm al is getting ready for tonight apps farewell address. he will deliver it in chicago,

where he started his political career. the president is expected to tell americans not to lose their fate in the future, no matter what they think about their next president. >> the president's farewell address airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. you can see it right here on cbs-3. happening today, governor chris christie goes before new jersey lawmakers to deliver his state-of-the-state address. it is schedule for 2:00 this afternoon. christie speaking to democratic controlled legislature as his job approval rating hits record lows and the succeed him is well underway. democratic leadership will respond once the address is over. >> we all know los angeles is notorious for its police chases. but this one was a little bit different. coming up who led officers on a slow chase on the freeway, and how long it is supposed to take that suspect into custody. >> plus, parents, save your money. new numbers released on how much monty takes exactly to raise a child and apparently kids don't come cheap. we'll break down the cost coming up.

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man drove on to the 405 freeway, stopped every so often to taunt the officers chasing him in california. finally ended with officers surrounded his car and police dog tuning down the suspect. >> in california rising river forces resident out of their homes after a big storm. >> the russian river spilled out onto surrounding streets, triggering dozens of accidents, and also, just leaving cars and homes underwater. rescue crews spent most of yesterday helping people stranded by the rising water and all of this happened north of san francisco. so been days now i feel like we've been talking about this heavy rain in california. >> and california always drought prone. i mean, when they get stuff like this, the grounds just canned handled it. >> you would think okay, they'll get a lot of inches worth of rain will help. but too much too soon the grounds can't absorb it, of course, and ends up bng too much of a good thing, and leading to all of those problems. so for the folks out there having to deal with that. meanwhile our main issue coming in the form of several warmfront in the next few days, which ends up bringing more positive to the forecast i would say than anything.

we are going to see our fair share of at least few minor problems with this, still, couple of school buses rolling on through the campus here, at pleasant valley middle and high school. one spot that toward evening, could actually end one some icing out there. as this mess, starts to head our way. so this is the beginning of the next system, just ushering into western pennsylvania, some snow right now, see mixing taking place, milder air has nudge in the in ohio. that's more so what we're going toned up finding a bit more of a mixing that takes place, mainly tonight, for philly on southeast. but, as early as early evening, for our north and west most suburbs, you will end up seeing little mix take place here, the part that always i think end up being the biggest issue is the icing. yes, you might see maybe couple of tents of an inch of snow, bigger story is as the temperatures climb it, will turn over to rain that freezes on contact or even some sleet. then eventually plane rain. but that icing, very likely takes place as we are wrapping up our typical evening rush. so 6:00 see winter weather advisory go into effect, the rain anyway, across the rest

of the region, don't have to worry about it through the evening rush, looks like holds off until much later on. still worth watching. things tends to change as they get nearer and nearer. for now the high hits 39, possibly few snowflakes, generally we wait until later tonight for the rain to hit philly. watch for the icing for evening return. off to the north and west, and then, we continue the warming trend. few showers chances along the way granted meisha. not bad trade off for flirting with 62 degrees. >> absolutely not. take the rain any day in january to bring in the 60s. katie, thank you so much. close to the 60s i should say. take a look outside. looking at 95 pushing in the southbound direction at cottman. actually not too bad. you guys, i have to say, all morning long, this commute has really looked nice. not only in terms every just how it has been, but also, just congestion levels, ice on the roadways, seem to be fairly at bay, i would say, for the most part. so you'll have it under the bridge decks, maybe above the bridge decks, side street, overall doesn't seem like it is bothering our commute that up this this morning.

looking goodment ben franklin bridge looking gorgeous, quiet as usual. schuylkill, the one area this morning where we are starting to pick up i will say as typical. it is starting to heat up little bit. both moving in the westbound and eastbound direction on the schuylkill. then we have a lot of construction to talk about. we will be talking about that coming up in a little bit. first we will take a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

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>> for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> upper pottsgrove man, previously served time behind bars for having contact with a under age boy in 1995, has been convicted now, of new charges, 39 year old timothy paul is headed back to prison for sexually assaulting a nine year old norristown girl, for 2012-2013. >> the bucks county courier times, abington hospital, jefferson health has agreed pay $510,000 to the u.s. government, to settle allegations that controls performance toss steel more than 35,000 bills during three year period. hospital has also agreed implement a program to prevent future thefts. >> the press of atlantic city personality conflict are threatening the operation of the popular cape may county park and zoo. a report filed in state court finds the cape may county zoological society, non-profit, elicits donations

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in the weekends is just days away, definitely more clouds, temperature will be bad to the 40's where we they should be of the there is possibility we see winter mixing taking place, we'll talk about that coming up a bit later on. >> the lights are back on at the washington monument. then again last night, yesterday's black out, included the red aviation warning lights, on top of the over 500-foot tall structure. that isn't good. electricians trace the outage to a ground fault, but will be back out today to continue their investigation. >> facebook prank sopping zombie decorations and frozen ponds lands two men in hot water. the ohio department of natural re sources is investigating after one of the men posted

photos of fake disfigured heads and other body parts on facebook. claiming to have stumbled upon real bodies, frozen under a pond. but apparently they were just really zombie decorations. >> i thought it was cool, i decided to punch hole in the ice and slide the head under there, and take pictures of that. >> okay. authorities say the men could face some charges, probably, caused quite a scare. >> i do admit i think it is casino every fun. >> i so weird. >> creepy but funny. what a game for the college football national chap chronic chip. >> rematch of last year's game except this year there is new champion. the clemson tigers took the leads, less than five minutes left in the game last night. first time all year, alabama crimson tide trails in the fourth quarter, went back ahead with, there you are, touchdown run, see them go there. that's quarterback, hertz, but clemson, not to be denied,

forge ahead to win. >> back in south caroline at clemson fans celebrated their first national championship, since 1981. and hopefully classes are canceled this morning, and to looks like they were party ago little hard, congratulations to clemson, though. >> no one is going to go to class. they shouldn't even boother. >> well, you are the underdog store. >> i right. >> coming up until the next half hour every "eyewitness news", why hundreds of children in new jersey may need to get vaccinated again. >> and an accident on the new jersey turnpike, jan? >> reporter: that's right. a 50-pound dumbbell goes through a drivers windshield. i'm jan carabeo, coming up live this morning, thousand that man is doing this morning, what police say may have happened. >> plus, saving you money at the grocery store. as meisha's on diet, the items that will cost you less this year. meisha? >> i don't know if i would call it a diet. >> this morning's commute is looking okay, but starting to

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>> live. >> good morning, it is 6:30, here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> police investigating homicide in west philadelphia. police say they not only have good description of murder suspect, they know his name. developing story in northeast philadelphia. a car full of armed men, driving around frankford, robbing people. >> woman had just gone off a septa bus here when she was robbed. fortunately, she and another man, who was shot during a attempted robbery, are expected to be okay. >> cabinet confirmation hearings begin today for president elect top cabinet positions.

>> president obama steps out of the white house and heads back to his hometown of chicago. to deliver his final address to the nation tonight. >> he's expected to encourage the country not to lose fate in their future. >> epp he can winds, clime son upset river over alabama. >> got to love the story of good underdog. >> katie, another cold morning. but looks like we're inning closer to warm willing up actually is. >> we r today actually starts a trend for us, too, rahel. we are expect to go see the temperatures actually get a lot closer to where they should be for the standards of this day of the year. yesterday we couldn't even bus out of the low 20's. so, it really is at least going to be change of pace in that regard. but look at what we've got looming here. just off to the west. now there is looks like it is just beating down on our doorstep, doesn't it?

don't worry though. we still have some time before this arrives. leading edge, of what will eventually help our temperatures decline, believe it or not, even though it is the snow right now. factor, western pa, here is the thing, comes with own set of problems for us. winter weather advisory takes effect at 6:00 tonight. notice the further south extent of this. western montgomery, upper bucks, then across the delaware river, into northwest new jersey on north. all of it starting at 6:00. may ends ago early as ten for some you, link he eras late as the overnight for some you. general synopsis, poconos, snow, sleet, freezing rain, then eventually rain through the overnight. lehigh val my wednesday morning, snow, freezing rain, turning over to rain. northwest suburbs, brief mix, and then, some ice over to rain. but in philly, new jersey, all of delaware, it is primarily rain. so that's good from i95 on southeast. here's where we currently stand. cold guys. single digit yet again in the pinelands, even out towards the shore. but as we go throughout the day, generally we expect just

cloud to build. and the temperatures to moderate. but, with time, that next warmfront, i know it sounds like oxy-moron, warmfront lifts in, meisha, but comes with the wintery precipitation we were just talking about. >> oxy-moron or not, katie, we will take it, thank you for. that will good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. to say our morning commute actually not looking too shabby. we have had couple every accidents, primarily moving out of the way quickly, we do have one still out there. first looking at the birdseye view the vine to 95. looking pretty good. see it heating up pretty good. pushing deeper into the 6:00 hour marching toward our main hour of the rush. but overall though things are actually looking as they should. delaware county similar story, take a look, how great it looks, the 95 north, 452, take it up to the pair port -- airport. then disable vehicle, schuylkill westbound near conshohocken curve pulled out over to the right. you probably will start to get little gaper delay there. some people put end the he can brakes, good, because it is still very dark there. moving in the westbound direction, when you look over

at eastbound side, you can see how busy the eastbound side is coming into the city. so overall, take a peak, look what's going on, eastbound side starting to slow down. where we have the accident wynnewood. lancaster avenue at wynnewood road. heads up on that. probably won't slow you down too much. just want to bring it to your attention if it is your neck of the woods. construction still this was actually playing a part in our morning commute. earlier morning commute, now since been cleared. but it will be lingering out there through friday. heads up between nine p.m. and 5:00 a.m. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. well frightening accident on the new jersey turnpike, as a 50 pointed dumbbell comes crashing down on the win shield of a moving suv. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live outside crozer-chester medical center where the victim was taken in critical condition. jan, good morning. >> rahel, jim, good morning there is man's family tells us he underwent surgery yesterday, and they're optimistic he'll make full recovery. they're wondering how exactly this 06 pounds dumbbell ended

on the new jersey turnpike yesterday. police are asking witnesses to step forward. >> the imprint of 50-pound dumbbell, visible from the air monday morning police say hamilton township main driving south on the new jersey turnpike near mile marker six in oldmans township when the weight hit. >> shocked. count believe it. they have thought something like this would happen. >> spoke to "eyewitness news" outside the hospital where his father was take never critical condition. he said his dad and mom were on their way to vacation in south carolina, when the dumbbell crashed into their windshield. his mother wasn't hurt. his father was hit in the head. >> still in critical condition. >> new jersey state police trying to figure out how this happened. police source tells "eyewitness news", investigators are looking into the possibility that someone through the weight off an overpass. >> throwing a dumbbell like this one wouldn't have been easy. we spoke to fitness expert,

owner of the of level one fitness in philadelphia. >> wouldn't have been like little kids ranking t had to have been a pretty strong teenager. >> or he says an adult. the family wants answers but they're focused on his health and are confident the retired prison guard will pull through. >> we don't know somebody intentionally did it, so, you know, freak thing, a shame. >> this family goes onto thank police officers who re spooned dollars so quickly yesterday, as well as passerby who stopped to help. again anyone with information is asked to call new jersey state police. we are reporting live outside crozer-chester medical center. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", gentleman hell, jim, back to you. >> thank you. police say they now know the name of a man wanted for murder west philadelphia. investigators tell us, a woman invite add man she new into her apartment. he then pulled out a gun to rob her. that's when her friend jumped in, and was shot twice in the head. it happened around 10:00 last

night 5400 block of girard avenue. the suspect took the woman's cell phone and $20, then ran off gown girard avenue. >> also new this morning, police looking for the gunman opened fire, striking windows of this checkers, in southwest philadelphia. it happened around midnight, 58th and baltimore avenue. no one was inside the restaurant hurt. no word on what led to gunfire. on the cbs-3 health watch this morning, vaccine, hundreds of children in ocean county may need to be re vaccinated. officials tell us the vaccines in manahawken may not have been properly row fridge rated, the vaccines include measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox, several others. children who were vaccinated between november 2014 and july 2016 will be notified by the health department. >> well, overall prices are expected to rise in 2017. but there is good news. some expected positive drop in price. >> good news. business analyst jill

schlessinger joins us live from new york. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> so, where do we find some relief from rising gas prices? >> well, at the grocery store. according to the u.s. da price outlook, several kitchen staples are expected to drop in price this year. egg prices, which already sell in the latter part of 2016, they're expected to plummet by another ten to 12% in 2017. beef and pork to slide by 1%, vegetable prices for you healthy eaters, two to 3% lower. peanut butter, yeah, i love peanut butter, should decrease by about 3%. >> chocolate peanut butter, jill, chocolate. blends it in. it is fantastic. it can change your life. >> well there is year i understand could be a good year for travel. that of course interests me. why so? >> american express global business travel forecast predict low fuel prices, and competition, are due to keep

airline fares in check. fares within north america. could decrease by 2.5 to 5.5%, long hall fares, by up to 4.5%. best bargains, economy seats, because delta and united have recently announced lower fares here with restrictions. so, if you don't mind waiting for your seat assignment until check in, and you can travel light, allowing just one carry on bag that fits under your seat, these could be great deals. finally. drawing us dollar means american travelers can get more for their monday any many places abroad. travel expert say, bargains in europe, especially, in for the gal, greece, are abundant, closer to home, canada, prices are often 25% less than in in the u.s. but you have to be an ice hockey fan to appreciate that, of course. >> look, i love a good trip to montreal, jill. >> sounds like road trip in the works. thanks, jill. >> well, something else that is getting cheap they are year, fha mortgages.

this gift of sorts from the outgoing obama administration too some home buyers. the annual mortgage insurance premiums that borrow ers pay is going down. hud secretary says there are sufficient reserves for future claims, so it is passing on some savings to family. on average could save families 500 or more per year, the new rate goes into effect on home sales, close, starting january 27th. >> confirmation process begins this morning for mr. trump's cabinet choices. alabama senator, jeff sessions, has been tapped to be attorney general. retired marine corps general john kelsey trump's pick for homeland security secretary. yesterday, the president-elect passed federal anti-them tiff law names his son-in-law jared kushner as senior white house advisor. >> and, vice president elect mike pence has arrived in washington with his family, and of course, their pets, deplanes before the family did. the incoming, here is marilyn, incoming vice president, wife karen and daughter charlotte also brought two cats, oreo,

black and white cat, pitbull, apparently yellow, look like karen is caring the yellow one, they also have pet still in mississippi their son michael who is a marine. a lot of pets. >> well, it is so cold out, do you ever go outside to start your car so you can warm it up? >> i don't have a car but if i did i would. if so it could cost you, we'll explain that. >> plus hitting the gym every single week, fit into our hectic schedule. work out on the weekends? the answer is in this morning's health watch. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> new wild west theme heads to philly. live music and flying acrobats, very own pat gallen is giving us preview next.

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>> man said he got his ticket while in his own driveway. he left the car running because hey it was freezing colds. when he got the ticket he thought it was a joke, but police apparently not kidding around. they wrote the ticket, stuck it under the windshield, and they were gone. >> in probably about seven to eight minutes, so in that amount of time he ran up here, gave me the ticket, and by the time i got out, he was no

where to be seen. >> we have five, ten cars stole then way every winter. and it is dangerous. and of course it drives everyone's insurance rates up, drives our crime rate up. >> the ticket for $168, for leaving a car running while un attended. >> i will say i've looked in this on other stories. and i think that is a law pretty much all over the place. ones the keys are in the ignition, the car is on, you know, you racing. >> they say it fuels crime. see what did i there? >> oh. >> help me, katie, help me. >> i make terrible puns way more often, all the time, kate. >> i my goodness. >> well, you know, it is one of those tough plugs, we need the extra time to warm up on mornings like this. meisha will a test to. >> this warm the car up before hitting the road. so it is just one of those things, yes, you probably have to set the alarm extra early, maybe you and the kids have to sit in the car, sing a song

together while you wait before you can leave. i know not the ideal answer but it is the law, and your car won't get stole then way. that's helpful right? to the eyewitness weather watchers, yes, it is cold folks. you want cold. take a look at some of the observations. currently checking in at single digits, still, even light of day starting to pop on the horizon, william out in levittown still 9 degrees, he has more clouds beginning to build n he mentions also the dew point is five. now, that's awfully low, but with temperature, that's only in the single digits, those numbers are a lot closer together, a sign that some moisture is starting to work its way in, to our atmosphere. we did also have pretty clear sky through the overnight. that's beginning to change. but his is shot actually sent in to us from phil, really nice detail showing up there on the almost full moon. so thanks to that picture. we've got a lot of other really adorable pictures here some some of the winter creatures out enjoying the cold. i can't say we all enjoy the cold, but we have to deal with it. outside gee to beautiful shot. outside beach patrol headquarters, very light waves

lapping up on the beach right now. light of day currently on the horizon, still little snow here in the foreground, generally things have court of cleared out at the area beaches, getting washed away by the high tide. meanwhile though, there is more snow. just waiting in the wings here, across central and western pa. this batch should bypass us, to the north, but, back edge, what is actually crossing through later on into the evening, brink withing it our next rounds of possibly some icing in the north and west suburbs, so this evening, starting at #. light snow. turning over to freezing rain or little sleet. up to a .10 of inch of ice is possible, will lead to slick travel of course. northwest suburbs, west montgomery, upper berks, ports north wells. then warm it up, couple of showers chances granted on the wayment take the trade off if it means we're to up 60. >> absolutely, anything, i'll take anything, creeping up in the 50's, thanks so much katie for that. good morning, happy tuesday. so looking right now, first, thought to be disable vehicle. looks like this might be an accident. i want to give you a helped,

schuylkill westbound, near conshohocken curve still very, very dark out there. you are getting a lot of brakes lights be a care that far specially dark out there. and you don't know if someone will be getting out of their vehicles and walking around on the roadways as well. a loft flashing lights. >> weighter november desert, turnpike westbound past ft. washington. another accident. here, involving injuries. route one northbound near 476. and another accident, here, wynnewood. lancaster avenue at wynnewood road. that makes four accidents out there. i would say in the past 30 minute, that means it is starting to build out there, as congestion levels, plus it could be some slick areas out there with some black ice, especially the bridges, side streets, even off to the shoulder. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, time 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us from new york with a preview. good morning, nora. >> hey, i always lover saying good morning to you, jim,

rahel. ahead on capitol hill where the confirmation hearings are set to begin this morning for donald trump, cabinet nominees. let the fireworks begin, because in a unprecedented move, one senator plans to testify against another. plus, outgoing white house speaker staff mcdonnough talks to charlie rose, ahead of final speech in office, that happens tonight. and the maker of popular memory supplement accused of just scamming vulnerable consumers. the company's response to charges that science doesn't support his claims about proving your memory. see you guys right at 7:00. big show planned. >> sounds like good show, nora. we will be watching. >> thank you, in this morning's health watch alarming news from the food and drug administration. >> say some inch playable heart devices vulnerable to hacking. hack kearse gain access to saint jude cardiac devices, then they can empty the battery, make it pace incorrectly or even deliver shocks. saint jude has come one soft ward pass to fix the problem. >> plus new research shows

working out only on weekends is still good for you. guidelines recommend 150 minute of moderate physical activity spread over the course of each week. but this new study suggest that jamming your exercise routine into just one or two days can still be beneficial, experts stress that any activity is better than none at all. >> we have new details about the death of actress carry firm err. >> the death certificate confirms she did die of a heart attack. los angeles county department of public health issued the certificate, but states more investigation is needed to try to determine the underlying cause. fish her heart attack from flight to lost done to los angeles on december 23, died days late near los angeles hospital. fisher was 60 years old. >> pit and jolie have reached a peaceful resolution. agreed seal the document in privacy of their six kids. jolie and pit pit have been in the custody battle over their children. joel it seeking full custody,

pit has requested joint custody. take a look at. that will hillary clinton and bill clinton get a long standing ovation in broadway. when the cast, sunday matinee the last performance for the tony award winning production, clinton's attended the show with their daughter chelsea, former democratic nominee kept relatively low profile since losing the election in november. well there is weekends the ad ventures of the wild west take center stage right here in philly. >> and of course pat gallen is here to tell us more about this new production. patrick? >> of course. have you ever wanted to see me wearing a cowboy hat while balancing on another human? >> yee ha. >> here we r right here. saloon debuts friday at the merriam theater. show will feature high flying acrobatics accompanied by live music. a few of the performers stopped by to give me a preview of the show. >> howdy, everyone, welcome to the great here here at cbs-3 talking to kirque. this is dana.

good morning. >> good morning. >> you guys are putting on show that starts at the merriam theater that starts friday. tell me about the acrobatics. >> the show is called saloon. it is a show about the wild west. >> okay? >> and so we have a mix between acrobatics and theater and dance and live music on stage. >> interesting. >> so what's really cool actually is the live music integrated with the acrobatics, not just acrobatics on stage but also music really an integral part of the show. >> so you have all of these elements put together. it must take quite a bit of time to get everything perfect the way you want it? >> yes. i wouldn't say we have reached the perfect state yet, but always work in progress, what's cool is the show is always evolving, and still working on a lot of stuff. but yes, in the creation process we work probably about eight hours a week, or eight hours a day, in six days a week. >> that's intense, pretty intense. what's your backgrounds in all of this? you have been doing this a long time i'm shnewer. >> yes, started doing circus when i was really little. started music when i was

really little. i have a record in dance, as well, i think most of us went to schools circle schools so been training for this for a long time. >> sneak peak? >> sure. >> so again, merriam theater friday and saturday. guys, take it away. this is awesome. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 1 foot. 1 foot. >> oh. >> there we go. all right. >> all right. go see it this weekend, friday, saturday, at the

merriam theater. i'm doing it, not bad. >> look mom no hands! >> for 23 years, they've traveled the world, here in philly at the merriam theater two days only, this friday and saturday, go to kimmel center.org if you would like to know more about it. that was small taste of the incredible things they do. looks like a lot of fun. sometimes they do taped segment, sometimes they do live. that will was like all of it in one. because if i had broken my neck, i mean, probably would have to -- >> no. >> meisha asks me to did that every day after the show in the great hall. i don't know. >> the gymnast over here. we will be right back, three to go, stay with us.

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>> confirmation hearing today for trump nominees, begin with his pick for attorney general, jeff sessions. >> governor chris christie delivers his state-of-the-state address at 2:00 this afternoon. >> and president obama delivers his farewell address tonight in chicago, you can watch it right here on cbs-3 starting at 9:00. >> that's three to go, last check on wetter. >> i want to gave you a sense of what's coming later on, the more you drive, is fine. the more you look at the region, 6:00 tonight into tomorrow morning. we will have a bit of a mess on our hands. >> look like a mess, cbs this morning is next.

>> have a great day. ♪ good morning, it is tuesday, january 10th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." a thrilling, and we mean thrilling, upset crowns clemson the king of college football. the tigers knock off alabama in the last-second touchdown to win the national championship. a massive manhunt is under way in orlando. police search dozens of homes for the sppgt wanted f killing a veteran policewoman. a second officer was killed during the pursuit. and the trump nominees gives his son-in-law a push. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye