>> a live look at center city, where we are expect to go see some rain. lawyer send here with several soggy days in the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. >> i'm jim. first, what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> we will have four incredible years. >> in just a few hours, history will be made as donald trump takes the oath of office to be the 45th president of the united state. >> there will be some disruption, that's the price we pay to live in a free society. >> hundreds expected to protest the trump inauguration in philadelphia. others are heading south to the nation's capitol. many of the trains to dc are already sold out. >> flames tear through pizza shop in philadelphia's juniata park section overnight. there is no word of injuries. >> the reputed drug kingpin known as el chapo finally in

us custody. guzman arrived on long island from mexico last night. >> on line he's been very outspoken about donald trump. >> a little bit. >> inauguration is tomorrow. did you get an invitation. >> i won't make t i mean, knott to be patriotic, but it is laundry day tomorrow. >> and that was starring johnny on the late show with stephen colbert last night. >> a million people are going to the inauguration, they might see some rain, we might see some rain, too, here in the delaware valley. so what can we expect, lauren? >> some rain that will be moving in as we head into the day, the afternoon hours. won't be raining stepping out this friday morning, but you can kind of feel the might tour out here, very damp conditions, chillier start to our day than 24 hours ago, so do you have prepare for that, as well, probably the heavier coat this morning. you can see my breath little bit. there is all of the moisture in the air, chilly temperatures, 33 degrees in philadelphia, we're at

28 degrees in the lehigh valley. 29 degrees in milville and 32 degrees right now in lancaster. temperature change over the last 24 hours, yes, down about 12 degrees from this time yesterday in philly. and in the double digit across many of the reporting site. storm scan3, showing us, that thicker cloud deck moving in from the southwest it, will overtake the area over the next couple of hours. and then we will contends with this area of precipitation, that will be building in as we head into the afternoon. what to expect for today, cloudy start, rain likely arriving in many areas, by midday. the steadiest rain will come later this afternoon, and could cause a slow p.m. commute. the rain will be tapering offer by the commute. we will deal with slick roadways, then much more rain in the forecast, with powerful storm system that will be moving in, as we head into late day sunday, sunday night, monday, and lingering into early tuesday. periods of heavy rainfall falling across the delaware valley with potentially to up one, 2 inches of rainfall by the ends of this event. we will see some of the biggest impact along the

coast, gusty winds up to 45 miles per hour, but potentially wind gusts along the shore line, up to 55 miles per hour, and we will talk more about the potential coastal impact coming up in just a few minute, guys. >> oh, lauren, sounds like fun. talking about more rain on a friday. well, i guess we have to. good morning, tgif. so looking in jersey, two freeway northbound at creek road. what we are looking at approaching 29a looking good, guys, really have to say, talking about good things yesterday, talking about some nice dry roadways this morning, but it will change as lauren pointed out for our evening commuters. heads up on. that will right now looking okay. that being said, we are seeing some droplet on the camera lens, just might be some left ovaries i had all effect. not to scary off, 42, past oaks, looking there, actually looking good. kind of building levels as we typically would on friday. friday's tend to be lighter than what we see monday through thursday. but we do still have come construction little he can, route 47, delsea drive, route 130, left lane block.

it will be lifting in about what 25 minute or so. so that will be out of our way quickly. then pulling your attention to there is route one trolley shuttle bussing between baltimore pike, sharon hill, overall, check the schedules on line. you might need to do. that will also, we will have some protests today, guys, starting at noon. center city, independence mall, you will be affected also 1:00 p.m. rally temple university. student will be marching straight down broad street. so, just know, if you're on broad street, you will be seeing this starting 1:00 p.m. i'll be tweeting this information out as well, jan, over to you. >> well, today donald j trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. >> here is live look at the us capitol. mr. trump will take the oath of office at noon at the steps of the capitol in front of the congress and supreme court. he's swearing in comes after mike pence's sworn in as vice president. this soon to be president will take part in a shortened inaugural parade before attending ceremonial ball.

a massive security force is in place to protect nearly a million people expected to be in attendance. 31,000 law enforcement officers along with 5,000 national guards men will be on the grounds in the air and patrolling rivers. officials are expecting protests but they say there is no specific or credible threat begins the inauguration. >> while some people are traveling to the nation's capitol. protest remembers scheduled to take over center city streets. >> trang do live at 30th street station, this morning, with more on what is in store for today's inauguration day. trang, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, jan, jim. many trains are sold out throughout the day. there are some limited availability, meanwhile, some people are taking buses to the nation's capitol this morning, as we speak. but, take a look. we caught up with some of the people as they boarded buses around 2:00 a.m., in center city. now there is group plans to protest president-elect donald trump's inauguration, then return to the area by

9:00 p.m. tonight. just one of several groups who left philadelphia early this morning, to make sure their opinions on new president are heard. >> we have the power. you know, the government doesn't have the power. and that we can hold the government accountable for what they do, especially, in light of the inauguration, the appointments, the cabinet appointments, and just the general feeling that the country will be run by a group of billionaires. >> and local demonstrations are set to kick off around noon, and continue throughout the day. philadelphia police are suggesting you try avoid center city and take public transit, if possible. but for now, live from 30th street station, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, jan, back to you. >> thanks so much, trangment well, as the inauguration takes place in our nation's capitol, the national constitution center right here in philadelphia is giving visitors a chance to revisit some previous presidential history throughout the year. >> "eyewitness news" reporter

pat gallen live at constitution center this morning with more on the events planned today. hi, pat. >> reporter: good morning, guys. is there a better place to be than old city philadelphia, independence mall, for basically it all started here in our country. today huge day the 45th president of the united states will be inaugurated, donald trump, in washington, d.c., but if you're here in philadelphia, and would you like to learn a little bit more about the history of the presidency, well, there is no better place to be, and no better person to talk to than jena. hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> so, talk about some of the things you guys are doing here today for the inauguration? >> sure. celebrating the history of inaugurations here. so we have history of inauguration, where you can learn about washington's inauguration, jefferson, the president's, also a show that talks about article two of the constitution which lays out the executive branch so you can learn what they say about the president's job. some fun art and crafts for kids to make, so it will be a lot of fun.

>> can you go a little deeper? i don't know anything about article two. what is this. >> article two of the constitution lays out the executive branch, what the job is of the president, the command nerve chief, that he runs -- his job to enforce the laws, so has all of the cabinet secretary and things like that carry out the laws of article one, legislative branch passed. >> i was standing over at the podium. and there was something inscribed on the back of. that will george washington, obviously, very important american, had to do it. so what was it? >> yes. so the presidential oath of office is written actually in the constitution. but there is one part that traditionally every president says that wasn't originally written there. and that's the under god. >> interesting. interesting. i hope i'm not a bad american, but you just taught me that january 20th is always the day. because i asked is it always on a friday, but no, it is always january 20th. >> it is always january 20th, the dathan time of the inauguration is written into the constitution. it was originally in march,

then moved to january. however, you know, it in it falls for a sunday they might move it to the 21. the president will take the oath on the 20th, but the parade will be on the 21. >> interesting, so we learn so much here in about 90 seconds. but, we have a quiz thing going on here, as women. that's kind of neat? >> one of the other fun activities we do, president -- fun fact about presidents, things like that. >> hit me with something. obviously i need to work on my history. but i will try. >> philadelphia, can you tell me the only president from pennsylvania? >> can i. that's james buchanon. >> very good. >> one more for the people. >> it is inauguration, who was the first president to be inaugurated in washington, d.c. >> well, let's throw that question to jim and jan? first president to be inaugurated in washington, d.c.? >> was it adams? >> it was not adams. actually thomas jefferson.

>> awe. >> thomas jefferson. >> we're learning something new every day here on cbs-3. >> i think adams was the first one to live in the white house? i believe? >> was adams the first to live in the white house? >> was the first to live in the white house. >> i knew somewhere. >> guys, an encyclopedia here. >> and i love the national constitution center. i have been there dozens every times. i think all visitors there, if you have not been there, make the trip. >> why not today? >> exactly. >> well, a 91 year old salem county man will be attending today's presidential inauguration, keeping a live trip. essay tending his 19th inauguration. his first was fdr's inauguration when he was just 15 years old. even though he voted for democrat hillary clinton, he said he couldn't miss today's ceremonies inch august rating donald trump. >> i think he's different. he certainly has -- he is quite a character. and i pray that he'll do a

good job. >> ninety-one, boy, he looks good. he has some genes there. mr. smick collected president's signature from washington, to president owe bamm, a looking forwards to adding donald trump to his collection. good for him. >> absolutely. up next: we go behind the scenes of one of the new movies coming out today. >> i'm kevin frazier. coming up, back in action, performing his own insane stunts, taking us behind the scenes for triple

>> welcome back, vin diesel back on the big screen this weekend. entertainment tonight kevin frazier takes us behind the scenes every triple x, return of xander cage. >> vin diesel back doing his own stunts, from government agent taking us behind the scenes, for triple x return of xander cage. >> yes, we wanted him back, vin diesel returns with more action from xander cage. >> from down a jungle mountain to riding a motorcycle on the ocean, and vin does them all himself. >> literally i can't tell you how much fun i had preparing for the role of xander. this is like nothing i've ever done. like i'm a little kid being able skateboard to work.

i'm being able to ride a motor cross to work. so, i'm out on the ocean practicing jumps on a jet ski. all of that is under the umbrella of work. >> looking -- try to look dope while you're doing it. >> i could definitely make that work. >> and he's not alone in taking on the killer stunt. was joined by some tough women including ruby roads, easily, kept up with the action veteran. >> that did team i can work with. if there is anything you can say about the women, they are so-so -- they hold their own. >> the work that they put into it, you always see them bruised up. because they were working g as hard as anybody to create the sequences. >> guns, girls, double elimination. and the cage is back. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. and stay to up date with the latest news from hollywood. watch entertainment tonight

week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> local film maker m. night shyamalon is back, his latest work flick is in theatres starring james mcvoy. >> don't worry. he's nothing else could touch you. >> well the film sheds light on actual yet very rare psychological disorder. you go to see the film make sure to keep an eye out for familiar face. >> last week's act continues to haunt the city of philadelphia. building a property and of course live have become a daunting task. >> look who it is. director m. night shyamalon stopped by the cbs studios when ukee taped that clip for the movie. ukee of course doing what he does best, playing a news anchor in the feature film. split hit theatres today. >> now we have to see the movie. >> right? >> obligated. so cool. that day ukee filmed that, i

walked in the studio to do my weather thing and m. night shyamalon was standing there, oh, no big deal, ukee just is in the movie, no big thing. >> adding to his long list, right? >> good weekend for movies? there will be several days where you will be taking in many movies, because we have a lot of rain in the forecast starting with today, and then if you don't like today, you are really not going to like monday. but storm scan3 showing us, we're dry right now across the delaware valley. see the area of precipitation off to the south and west, moving off to the north and east, and that will be moving in, as we head into the second half of the day today. we do already have the moisture in place. we are seeing frost across portions of the area with our chillier start to this morning. and our cbs-3 weather watchers are reporting some frosty conditions, especially, across portions of south jersey. so we check in with some of the current conditions right now. temperatures, definitely, cooler than where we were at about 24 hours ago. we're generally in the upper 20's, and low 30's, according to our cbs-3 weather watchers.

so we check in right now, where it is 31 degrees. with our weather watcher phil, he caught a beautiful picture this morning, he has mostly clear sky conditions for right now. we will be clouding up pretty quickly over the next couple of hours. most areas. but phil table capture this great image of the moon this morning. at about 5:30, it is in its waning phase, we're getting little smaller after it was full. also, quarter moon, so you can see just about half of it. it is called quarter moon. we check in with another picture right now, another weather watch err, we head out into jersey, 28 degrees in chesterfield, at ed's house, also reporting mostly clear sky conditions. and he caught a cool photo. actually chilly photo of some frost this morning, on his car. and he etched in cbs. we appreciate that designation. you might need the ice scrape they are morning, definitely neat the extra layers. dealing with chillier conditions. we will be contending with the rainfall that's continuing to move toward the delaware valley, arriving in our area,

as likely we head into midday. continuing throughout the afternoon. rain developing, increasing clouds, cool and damp at 46 degrees. tonight, only dropping back to 41 degrees, maybe lingering shower. otherwise, areas of fog that could greatly reduce visibilities in many areas, and then dealing with secondary system that arrives late day sunday, sunday night, monday, into monday night, as well. much stronger storm system. it will track up along the coast, we do have potential for periods of heavy rain, during this time frame, accumulating up to two plus inches every rainfall through this event in some areas a the delaware valley. gusty winds potentially to up about 50 miles per hour particularly along the coast. and we could see the potential for some minor coastal flooding as well along the shore line specially on monday, when those winds are going to be the strongest. so, we are watching out for that storm system. nice start to the weekends as we head into tomorrow, high temperature at 55 degrees. dry conditions, clouds around on saturday. then that rain arrives as we

head into the second half of the day on sunday, meisha, then the winds are going to be whipping sunday night. and into monday. so, bad hair days all around kicking off next week. >> gentlemen, sounds like it, it sounds like a lot of crumby weather going on. okay, lauren, thank you so much. good morning, the good news is friday, tgif. right now the roadways nice and dry. blue route, headlights moving in the southbound direction at media swarthmore. see both moving in the southbound and northbound side watch you are working with, starting to build levels, just ever so slightly now. might want to just take into account if you are leaving later on in the 6:00 hour. certainly starting to pick up levels little bit. ben franklin bridge, kind of the same story here a lot of people like to get early jump top their friday. then by the rush hour not nearly what we typically see monday through thursday. that's kind whatever we're seeing on the ben franklin bridge. starting to head out there. pulling your a ten son to this again, we will be having some protests today starting at noon. center city, city hall, independence mall, then 1:00 p.m. rally, student going directly down broad street.

heads up on that for those of that you work or maybe will be on broad. also women's march in philadelphia. this will affect you saturday. they're going to be getting together, gathering at 7:00. they will be starting to march at 10:00 a.m. go through 3:00 on the ben franklin parkway. so road closures, through 4:00 p.m. also going to have some bus detours. take a look at those. going out there through 6:00 p.m. also you're also having parking restrictions between five a.m. and 2:00 p.m. so this is absolutely going to affect some things, some of us move around on saturday. again, this is saturday, the other one, was today. then route 102 trolley you are back to normal. make sure to check the schedules on line. and also, we do have some lingering construction out there still. it should be clearing in the next ten, 15 minutes. this one in bellmawr. soap, 47 delsea drive. left lane blocked. it will be blocked until right around 6:00 a.m. for those every you in and around this area, heads up on that. not that it is slowing you down right now, but certainly could. as we push maybe deep near the 6:00 hour, i would even say probably wouldn't have to worry about it until more like

the 7:00 hour. overall, jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha in the cbs health watch, more and more fathers are taking paternity leave from work. researchers at the ohio state university found that the number has more than tripled in the past two decades. meantime, the number of women taking maternity leave has not changed. study also finds the number of fathers taking leave is still much lower than that of mother. >> well, we are celebrating several birthdays here at cbs-3 today including our 6:00 a.m. producer jen. >> happy birthday, jen. >> cannoli's at 2:00 a.m. in the news room. >> no better time than that. happy birthday, jen. also, gorilla birthday party yesterday at the zoo. we will show you more of the celebration just ahead. >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪

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>> today is penguin awareness day, our 5:00 a.m. producer vince is so excited. there is a party in cheyenne, wyoming welcoming the newest citizen of the zoo. >> and fortunately, jim, the guest of honor is in formal dress. take a look at this, baby african penguine arrived last

month and was weighing in at just about 51 grams, that's about the weight of two slices of bread. in just about a month he's grown to about 20 times that. zoo keepers say the unnamed chick gets prettifies i. they say that's a good sign. the zoo planning $10 million upgrade to that penguin happen tab -- habitat. >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> special birthday at philadelphia zoo. visitors and staff sang happy birthday to matuba western low land gorilla. this silver back turns all 362 on monday. western low land guerrillas are critically endangered in the wild, part of the species survival plan program at the zoo. >> he looks thrilled. >> he does, he does. you know, i have my penguin socks on. these special socks for the holiday. >> you come prepared, my friends. >> big day. i post photo on facebook and twitter. >> you have something for everything. >> this is what i do. i have come prepared. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 news. >> meisha, taking us on another dream drive. >> awe. >> what are your favorites?

there are so many. >> there are so many quirky things. >> yes. >> a place for animal lovers and history buffs. that's coming up. >> can't wait.

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news" this morning. today the trump era begins in just a few hours, donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united state. and security is tight. >> we are going to make america great again. greater than ever before. >> donald trump's message to the nation goes back to the core of his campaign. make america great again. hear what else he had to say on the eve of this historic inauguration. >> and protests are already underway, and some are expected to grow to massive numbers on this inauguration day. we're live as more demonstrators head to the capitol. tgif everyone. today is friday, january 20th, inauguration day, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. lauren and meisha are keeping an eye on things, good morning, you guys. >> how did it get here? already? i feel like i've been in this whirlwinds tunneay