eye on things this morning. it feels like spring this morning. >> it was. >> i walk outside. >> same. >> i was in the bathing suit, running around the parking lot >> yes. >> unaudible. >> stop it. >> everything is looking okay outside, it is looking very wet, out there. we know from yesterday that can slow us down. we have a water main break and couple accidents. we will get to that in a little bit. >> that could be caused by the swimsuit. >> my goodness. at least we do not have ice this time. i don't think we have to worry about it the at all. what happened was those clouds started to break in chester county, montgomery county and temperature dropped off. we are not going to have that issue here today. it is entirely too warm for. that wait until you see. for now i have to point out on storm scan a hint of activity in the form of stray showers firing up, back toward lancaster county. this is very likely to survive for us as we move in the rest of the morning. if you have to flip windshield wipers, you will not be shocked by that.

bulk of the steady rain has been since moved out of here but we may again still have this to contend with, scattered variety of the couple left overs since we are in the warm sector of the storm, lieutenant of moisture here to work w talk about warm sector, we are already, closer to 60 degrees in dover this hour. fifty-three current temperature at the airport. it is town right balmy outside we will still have a breeze to contend with, and continues to come from the southwest. it wouldn't say a warm breeze. we are at 61 in cape may. are you kidding me? as day progresses do expect we will spike up to 62. that is more typical of mid-april, my friends, so enjoy the taste of spring while you have it because meisha, it does not last very long. we will to have put your bathing suit away by tomorrow, over to you. >> all right, fine, katie. good morning, everybody. it is gateway to the weekend and right the now we are looking at i-95. reason why, a, it is one of the areas that get busy the quickest and it is looking very wet out there we

necessity by yesterday this can slow us down and it will today. just a heads up, not looking busy at all but looking very wet right around cottman moving in the southbound direction on i-95. give yourself extra time. vine still closed westbound maybe opening eastbound following suit quickly and head up 19th street bridge over vine is opened, it has been closed since october 2015 , great news there i want to call your attention to the accident in delaware, old baltimore pike is closed at salem church road. use an alternate. pulaski highway or route four is your best bet. we have this water main break, foulke road closed between long acre road so use this alternate as well. the route 202 is your best bet , lot going on this morning , jim, over to you. well, just a week until inauguration day president-elect donald trump is keeping up his war of word with the the media over unverified reports that russia has compromising information on him. >> revelation dominated mr. trump's first news conference since winning the election, we will get more from cbs's henna daniels.

>> i will not give you a question. you are fake news. >> reporter: hours after clash ing with the cnn reporter at the his first post election news conference, president-elect donald trump took to twitter writing quote a couple of fake news organizations were there but people truly get what is going on. mr. trump was allude to go unverified reports that russia has compromising information on him, first reported by cnn and buzzfeed two days ago. >> i think it was disgraceful that the intelligence the agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake out. >> reporter: lake yesterday the outing director of national intelligence james clapper, assured the president-elect by phone that the intelligence community was not behind the revelation. and called the leaks quote extremely corrosive and damaging to our that the security. for the first time mr. trump admitted he accepted intel that russia was behind, several election-related cyber attacks.

>> hacking is bad and it should president be done, but look at the things that were hack that hill willry clinton got the questions to the debate and didn't report it? that is a horrible thing. >> trump's nominee for secretary of state rex tillerson faced tough questions about russia during his senate confirmation hearings. >> if vladamire putin a war criminal. >> i would not use that term. >> i find it the discouraging your ability to site that. >> reporter: defense secretary nominee retired general james mattis is among top nominee is appearing before senate the lawmakers today. hena daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as you saw there fire works did not end when press conference did, bickering just spilled over to twitter. president-elect tweeted get we had a great news conference at trump to you tore day a couple of fake news organizations were there but people truly get what is going on. that fake news remark is a reference to trump's exchange with cnn news reporter jim a costa.

sean spicer tweeted regardless of party jim acosta's behavior was rude, inappropriate and disrespectful. he owes donald trump and his collogue is a polling. unfortunate statement, sean you know you threatened to throw he out if i asked another question #real news. and you can see it all for yourself, watch the president-elect news conference in its entirety, get to cbs philly.com. president obama gives his final presidential interview on network television this sunday right here on cbs-3. president sits down with steve croft on 60 minutes to discuss his two terms, legacy and election of donald trump. see the interview this sunday at 7:00 right here on cbs one. early this morning u.s. senate will be taking its first step toward dismantling obama care after seven hours of debate, senators voted close to party lines 51-48 approving a budget resolution. the house is expected to vote on the legislation, tomorrow, a final repeal of the affordable care act could come as early as next month.

mr. trump has promised a relays. land but that could take years we have learned another victim in the fort lauderdale airport shooting has ties to our area. officials have just identified 69 year-old harry louise, who lives in dover. esteban santiago is accused of killing her and four other people in the baggage claim area last friday. another victim is terry andres who grew up in millville, cumberland county. police have surveillance video can led them to a pair of assault suspect. take a look, two suspects in their southwest philadelphia daylight deli and one of the men punches a 60 year-old employee in the face. fight continues. police say this all started over the cost of a sandwich. of course, if you recognize these suspects, please contact the police right away. well, residents in one chester county community are on alert after another series of home invasions. police are looking for two masked men who stormed into a house on aster lane last week, they dehanded money and electronics. investigators say crime is

similar to home invasion robberies hot same area last october and of this. >> we clearly have have some very dangerous individual, out there, who are armed, with handguns, and who are not afraid, to go into the home of albeit a total stranger, and then rob them at gunpoint. >> police have not link the cases just yet but they believe the robberies are not random. well, u.s. coastguard is still investigating what caused a diesel oil spill in the delaware river. chopper three was over the scene of the spill last night at anchorage marina in tinicum township delaware county. the coastguard does not know, yet, how much oil has been spilled, they will return at 8:30 this morning to continue the clean up. well, for mud slide to sinkholes weather is causing chaos out west, we will tell you about it. plus where the snow is so bad drivers were forced to abandon their cars on a highway, plus this. >> beat the crap out of him. >> a father and son both senior citizens, fighting back , how the two men managed

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by flood waters in northern california. fire fighters drove these boats down the street, yesterday, and about 3,000 people, in sonoma county of been advised to evacuate. the river has listen 5 feet above flood stage, county officials are hopeful that the water will recede tonight. scary images. more heavy rains in northern california, this road , is closed indefinite the ly, after a sinkhole caused it the to collapse yesterday. officials say the creek that runs through a pipe under the road could not handle unusually high water volumes. and, a family in hollywood hills is missing this chunk of its patio, l shaped concrete slab broke off but officials closed road below fearing that the slab might tumble down the hill. they do not know why it collapsed, back to back rain storms did just hit area so that may have something to do with it. heavy snow in colorado caused roof of the conference center to collapse. this was the snowy scene as crews battled a gas leak and a small fire. police say fortunately no one

was inside at the time of the incident and there were no injuries. nearby lodgees were also evacuated as a precaution. that part of the state has received heavy, snowfall, in recent days. meantime heavy snowfall in oregon has made road travel nearly impossible, and many people have no other choice but to abandon their cars along busy roadways, as of yesterday, nearly a foot of snow had fallen on that region one of our own stars, gave some interested observers an expert's view of the stars last night. >> yes. >> katie, rittenhouse astronomical society. katie gave the group a long range forecast tailored to astronomers. group wanted some tips on seeing stars. young people attended the show and learned weather forecasting from, we have to say it, one of the best, our very own katie fehlinger. >> thanks, guys. >> absolutely. >> what i love about astronomy buffs is they get the notion of waking up in the middle of the night because that is when you get the the best view, obviously. so it was so great to be there

but definitely kin dried spirits but i have to say, i'm fine for the rest of the show but i will be crashing later. it didn't get started until 8:00 but lovely people from the astronomical society gave me this wonderful coffee mug, so i will take a drink out of that and it has a picture of david rittenhouse on it. thank you, they were so welcoming. the wonderful time. let's talk weather. we have serious activity here in the forecast and we will start off with the temperature , that is obvious one. it was really cold on monday. and we could not muster up american 23 degrees. and then, today, we're shooting up to 62. you do the math. almost 40-degree swing here over the course of just three days, yeah, that is a very noticeable change. you cannot get used to it, of course, because we will see another swing take place here but for now, this is really balmy, low to mid 50's, mid 40 's, 40's up toward mount pocono area and then we will take it down to the south where we're almost at 70 degrees in little rock.

can you tell there is a change that is taking place across the midsection of the u.s.? look at this, 62 in columbus, ohio. couple hundred miles away in milwaukee, it is below 20 degrees. this is a very drastic drop off that we're also going to experience here, we will all be talking single digits let len sub zero but it will be noticeable when we get to our upcoming seven day. at the moment a frontal boundary is beginning to move its way out of lake erie and northwestern, pennsylvania, we are still in the warm sector of this, this system, so there may be a lingering shore at some point especially this morning but then the cold front crosses through and we are left with a breeze and clearing skies tomorrow tom and a bit of the cool down. that chill settles in. yep, by saturday, starting as early as midday we are likely to see some snow. it looks light. i don't think we have to worry about more than an inch or two but midday on, at day with highs at best in the 30's, that is a ripe condition, certainly for to us see a bit of snow. so maybe weekend number to, that features white stuff here locally. home show kicks off on friday and might be a good excuse to

go check it out here on saturday. the get indoors and enjoy some of the features of that but we are going to see some dramatic changes. sixty's today. thirty's saturday. and then another warm up next week. what is up, meisha? >> it is like a roller coaster , all right, but no complaints today, 62. we cannot complain about that. good morning. by the way, our gateway, nice day to have 60 degrees in january. we are looking at the schuylkill right now pushing eastbound taillights in the eastbound direction. can see it, we are looking good. this brake lights just yet. looking good on the westbound side as well. we know we will heat up earlier today because of the little wet out there. so, look at the sheen on the roadways. you can basically see them, think where in even new jersey , to 295, thinks what you're looking at. a stream of headlights out there, plus more seriously we have an accident here old baltimore pike is closed at salem church road. you have to use pulaski highway or route four will be your best bet. not our first accident of the morning. the also a water main break not too far away fall being

road closed between wilson road and long acre road. use an alternate here as well. route 202 is your best bet. overall, it has been a overall busy morning so far. plus we have some construction out there, there we go, delaware memorial bridge north bound one left lane is opened. this is opened until right around 6:00 a.m. and then there is for, repairs on the new jersey side. so head up on that. rahel, back over to you. all right, meisha, thank you. new for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> in the burlington county times new jersey officials expect to learn whether joint base man gear dixon lake hers will be the home of the air force's new kc46 air refueling tankers. the joint basis one of the the five finalist, being considered, to service up to 36 of the new jets, which are being built by bogus upgrades for the air force's aging tanker fleet. and from the reading eagle the hamburg state center for people with intellectual disabilities will be closing. at its peak more than 900 people lived at the center but as access to home, and,

community based services increases the population decreased. center serves 80 residents at its 154-acre campus. on the front page have of the spirit of the delaware county newspaper find over course of the 2016 the chester police department lost about 25 percent of its staff, this prompted the row motion of five officers from the patrol division to the detectives squad, the department now anticipates filling those vacancies. >> that is a look at news paper headlines from around the delaware valley. burglar in pasadena california learn the hard way that he pick the wrong house to rob. >> little did he know the 87 year-old man lives here used to be a championship boxer. >> normally someone you want to mess w but ruben and his six two-year old son, dan pulled no punches when an intruder broke into their home late tuesday night. both men sustained head injuries that required stitches but apparently the father says he still got the best of the burglar. >> we got over here by the stove and i whacked him four

times. >> well, police say suspect 36 year-old gregory park remains hospitalized and will be charged with attempted murder. police say a serial robber hit the three restaurants in new york it the i but met resistance when he tried a fourth, it was all caught on camera. kitchen staff at this restaurant saw the robber jump a counter and brandish a thief he grabbed kitchen you tense else and chased him out. he is wanted in three other armed robberies. well, up next, meet the temple university student being honored for his anti bullying work, the award he received last night at the sixers game. in the healthwatch, how to tell if you are one of the many people at a high risk of having a heart attack, there is brand new research out this morning. we will share it with you when we come rig

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>> flyers trying to get back on the winning side of the things tonight at wells fargo certainty. vancouver canucks coming into town. puck drops at seven. last night in south philadelphia knicks visiting sixers. just before the half joel embiid comes out awkwardly, everyone holding that breath but it is all right, not serious just a left ankle sprain, good news. fast forward to the fourth, bankers hour extended joe joe off the glass 21 points and career high 14 board. sixers down by three. derek rose back in the line up for new york, he had 25. new york on top, 97-92. final seconds, left, he makes a three, air ball sixers go the other way, tj mcconnell, first ever game winning shot, at any level, talking high school, college, and the nba, the sixers close on a 15-four run, they have won four out of five. we're down by ten points, it is a big number, with two minutes left, and i think that

the group is tight. the group is very much together and that stuff matters when it the gets to those situations. >> not bad. that is all for sports i'm don bell, have i have great the day. police athletic league kid played against media team at half time. our cleve bryan and pat gallen were on the blue team, and inspired sixth tours that win. thirty-first year for police athletic league event. pal team, boys and girls were represented by cobbs creek pal center from west philadelphia. meanwhile temple university student was recognized at last night 76ers game for anti bullying efforts >> well, he was awarded a $10,000 scholarship during half time. the scholarship is in memory of jordan crack hair who died at age 22. his family wants sports management major who remind him of jordan. >> we want to pick a student who exemplifies his qualities

the most. he was really into, giving back to people, he stuck up for under dog and really into anti bullying. >> i have three disabled siblings all participate in the special olympics and made me want to change the world through sports. >> bubnick will use scholarship money to pay for school and start his own company working with retired athletes. >> well, good for him. coming up on "eyewitness news" potential warning about a popular food, why some people are now giving up nutel a and how company is reassuring customers. >> i love that. >> do i too. jan carabao has new developments in the deadly airport shooting. >> reporter: we are learning of another local victim and how a sheriff's deputy in florida could be in big trouble today for what he may have done after that deadly rampage. new this morning a driver takes off running after a car accident? we will tell you what he crashed into, katie. rahel, weekend is ever closer as meisha calls it our gateway to the weekend here.

we are expecting from the warmth of today to be dropping back to the 30's by sat the day, so, don't get used to the warmth we have to expect a modest snowfall from midday on , on at day, and then it is finally a dose of reality on sunday with some sun. we will be right back with the rest of the

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well, it is a real though back thursday today as temperatures go back to the spring, we are heading for highs in the 60's today, jim. >> sixty's. >> meisha breaking out bikini, craziness, good morning, everyone. i'm rahel solomon. i'm jim donovan. more than will be along in the bic keen any just a moment. no, not really. katie too. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> it is all fake news. >> president-elect donald trump is keeping up his war of word with the media over unverified reports that russia has compromising information on him. police say driver of this red car was under the influence when it smashed into a police car the on the boulevard near tyson overnight officer was not injured, driver faces dui charges. cbs-3 has learned another victim from the fort lauderdale airport shooting has ties to our area. sixty-nine year-old marry louise bell, lived in dover.

police hope you can help them catch two suspects who assaulted a employee at the daylight dell any southwest philadelphia. police say it all started over the price of a, sandwich. i will give you a fish eye , all right. >> yes. >> a fish eye, right there, there it is. do you think o.j. did it. >> i think i might throw up. >> look, it is coming out, look. >> guess we will never necessity. >> that was chloe kardashian eating things in the so appetizing on the late, late the show, and jim, i do know, our producer told me. she put it in the her mouth but did not swallow. >> truth or dairy tenth like that game. dangerous game, katie. >> truth, might we actually see, 60-degree temperatures today. >> that is a question i can absolutely, go ahead and take