closed for repairs a major tea tore as you take highway that connects the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpike why it may not reopen for a while. hundreds or busing philadelphia right now heading to the women's march on washington still others are staying right here at home to voice their concerns. we will tell you where. so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. and president donald trump takes a historic oath, then delivers a inaugural address unlike others, who have come before him. today is saturday, january , everyone i'm jan carabao. a soggy start to our day but is there relief in sight? lets get over to meteorologist just continue drabick with

eyewitness weather. good saturday morning, justin, walked outside, drizzle, fog. >> nasty. >> that is what we will be dealing with. this afternoon should stay dry the don't expect to see sun but we will keep this january thaw theme going which we will be in the 50's throughout the weekend. second half of the weekend things go downhill, we will talk about good deal of the rain. this storm system coming in next week will be wet, not the white across the region as temperatures still well above average. this will be the trend probably for another week or so. the this morning we have some areas of locally dense fog, you can still see buildings good here in center city maybe tops, low visibility there, fog creeping lower, toward the surface. 42 degrees, calm wind, it does feel like 42 at this hour. this morning watch out for after i dense fog, less than a quarter mile at times, use caution when driving this should dissipate by mid-morning, nine or 10:00 o'clock or so. there are current visibility, almost down to a mile and a half for philadelphia, down to a half mile allentown, reading , wilmington.

the best air is right now as far as visibility goes, near or toward the shore points this hour. but you can see storm scan three is quiet. we have cloud, not fog rolling through but fog is just a low cloud at surface. there could be water droplets out on the car so you may need to wipe for a few hours this morning. there are temperatures ranging from the mid 30's in the poconos to the mid 40's along the shore. we're already to a mild start this morning. the it will not take a whole lot the to get in the 50's. high of 55 degrees. maybe a few peaks of sun this afternoon. lower 50's at the shore. forty's in the poconos. we will talk about that rain arriving starting tomorrow, more details in the seven day coming up in a few more minutes, jan, back over to you the bridge connecting the new jersey and pennsylvania turnpikes is closed this morning for emergency repairs, as a fracture was discovered in a critical steel component, below the bridge deck, during an inspection. now officials say that it needs immediate repair so it the is unclear how long this bridge will be closed, but we're told it will not reopen

before tonight, drivers are detour go to other river crossings. women's march on washington is set to begin in just a few hours now. about 200,000 protesters are expected in the nation's capitol. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in university city this morning where hundreds are waiting to board buses to washington, trang, it sound busy. >> reporter: oh, yes, jan lots of activity here, very early this morning, 500 men, women and children getting ready to board buses to d.c. take a look, this is an extremely organized effort here. we have this table set up where people are signing up, and getting assigned to their specific buses. we have all these people here all bundled up with their signs, ready to go down to d.c. and join hundreds of thousands of other people, expect to be there, and this morning, we're lucky enough to be here with the organizer, jesse, how are you doing. >> good. >> this is something special, why did you take this huge under taking with all these buses. >> well, i woke up, i heard

story over and over again. i woke up after the election and i was horrified, angry, and sad and i decided i had to do something. i was never an activist before i'm a passive activist if you will. i got to get people there we have to show that we can stand together. i have to get people to d.c. so i chartered nine buses and we put out call on facebook and we felt, almost 500 seats, in two weeks. >> reporter: were you surprised pie that. >> shocked. i figured, if i didn't fill the buses we could, you know, tell the bus company and charter the bus for somebody else but it just ballooned. >> reporter: for you and so many people here what is it you would like to show, why was it so important to be down there in d.c. >> because i think people are frightened for their rights, and i feel that we should be standing up for each other. if we don't lean on each other no matter our race, religion, background, our immigration status, our gender identity if

we don't stand together we will fall apart. so lets get everybody together let's make a statement, and they cannot ignore us. >> reporter: you were telling me that you are just one of the several groups heading down to d.c. this morning from philadelphia. >> absolutely, i don't have the exact numbers officially but i know that we have nine buses here. lots of people chartered private buses. there are 23 rally buses maybe , they are all over philadelphia, the five county area, it is an amazing turnout from philadelphia. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good luck. >> reporter: thank you. all these people out here. so in addition to all these people heading to d.c. for women's march, there are sister marches happening all over the country including here in philadelphia. one in philly is expected to attract, a 25,000 people we're hearing. we're told there are some road closures, all around that area , logan irk is will will area and head up over to

eakins oval. where there will be a rally. that will be all taking off around 10:00 this morning. the lots of activity, both here, in philadelphia and also in d.c. but for right now, jan, back over to you in the studio. >> all right, thanks, trang. president trump plans to start his first full take in office, with a prayer service at the washington national the cathedral. last night the president and mrs. trump wrapped up their visits to the inaugural balls in washington. the first couple, first stop was the liberty inaugural ball at the washington convention center. that is where trumps shared their first dance as president and first lady to the classic my way played. melania trump wore a white gown by designer eric pierre and they were joined by mike pence, his wife and other members of the trump family. half an hour later president and first laid a period at the freedom inaugural ball, it was also held at walter washington convention center. before dancing trump told the crowd he will keep tweet go to bypass the quote dishonest

media, liberty and freedom inaugural balls were opened to the public. final stop for first couple were the solute to the armed services inaugural gala held at national building museum, many mens of the million there i saw their command inner chief for the first time, president trump thanked his supporters. >> because this is our military, this is our law enforcement, thinks our first responders you are amazing people. you are amazing people. i like you for a lot of reasons. also i like the fact that you all voted for me. >> the inaugural gala capped off a historic day at our nation's capitol and our jessica dean was there. >> i don't old john trump do solemnly swear. >> reporter: at noon friday before the american people, and the members of their government donald j trump became the forty-fifth president of the united states >> january 20th, 2017 will be

remembered as the day that the people became the rulers of this nation again. >> reporter: in his inaugural address president trump returned to many of the themes he discussed the campaign trail, promising to make american interests his top priority. >> we assembled here today our issuing a new tea korean to be heard in every city, in every foreign capitol and in every haul off power. from this day forward a new vision will governor land. from this day forward it is going to be only america first >> reporter: many from the delaware valley made the trip to washington to watch history >> it is interesting, you know , and i never made it down to the other inaugurations, i say it is first time i have come down here. >> i am here to support trump. i can't wait to get my new

president. >> what do you think about being out here. >> it is kind of crazy. >> reporter: inaugural festivities continued well into the afternoon with the the inaugural parade. president trump and his family waved to the crowd and later watched from their viewing box , near the white house. but just blocks away from the pomp and circumstance sometimes violent protests broke out the in the street. some protesters lit a limousine on fire and set fire to trash cans and make america great again hats. police used pepper spray, stun grenade and other methods to restore order. >> these groups breaking windows and things like that delegitimizing a lot of the reasons that the rest of us are here. >> reporter: in all washington says 217 people were arrested and six officers sustain minor injuries. certainly a lot of celebration , and business, and protests here in the nation's capitol. a lot of activity expected today as well, the women's march on washington is expect

to bring out 250,000 people, here in washington d.c., and of course, cbs-3 will be bringing it the all to you throughout the day. in washington, jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". president obama and first lady michelle obama are in california this morning. obama's left washington after attending president trump's inauguration. they held hand as they walked to a military helicopter outside east front of the capitol, president and mrs. trump escorted them. after flying to joint base andrews the forty-fourth president addressed the crowd there. >> this is a little pit stop. this is not a period, this is a comma, in the continuing story of building america. >> but before he left washington, president obama took one final look at the home he has had for the last eight years. photographer captured forty-fourth president looking at the white house during his

helicopter ride out of the capitol. meanwhile high school students in south jersey watched history unfold, sophomores at clayton high school spent their day watching the presidential inauguration. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there for the transition of power. >> together we will determine the course of america and the world for many, many years to come. >> reporter: future that belongs to these students for mike aaron's u.s. history class locked into president trump's inauguration speech. >> from this day forward a new vision will governor land and we will bring back our dreams. >> reporter: road from listening to learning includes discussion. what did you think about the message. sprinkled in the process of forming opinions is perspective. >> he has got the to take care of everybody, okay. he has to put any emotion, personal belief is a side and he has to work for better meant of our country. >> reporter: what did the

president say that made an impression on these students. >> i liked the line when he said to get rid of welfare and bring more jobs back. >> everybody will be treated the same or whatever and i also like from his speech how he mentioned the poverty in our country. >> overall i think his speech brought us to more unity and he wants to become a united nation again and become stronger then ever. >> reporter: while unity was reoccurring theme this is president's speech several students say it was not the theme they saw from trump's campaign. diamond taylor is trying to figure out what his presidency will look like. >> i still have concerns about everything if you you always to have hope for the best and just hope that he lives up to everything that he says, and you have to have a high expectation. >> reporter: the words from president trump's speech are still too new to know their place in history but judges of their importance and of their truth will be these students, from clayton, new jersey n clayton i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness

news" for continuing coverage of the inauguration of president trump, you cannery live all of the big moments from washington on our web site at cbs philly.com. there is still much more to cover right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", the alleged drug kingpin nickname el chapo makes his first appearance in an american courtroom. another round of strong storms across california trapped close to two dozen people in the flooded camp ground, that and more when "eyewitness news", continues.

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back on "eyewitness news" and new this morning a manayunk woman is cooperating with police after they say she shot and killed a man who tried to enter her home. officers were called to the 4300 block of boone street before 3:00 to this morning. they say a man tried to entered that woman's apartment with scissors and she then shot him in the neck. woman is in custody as police investigate and she's claiming self-defense. also overnight a man is in stable condition after being stabbed in philadelphia's pop lar section. this happened here on the 700 block of north tenth street before 2:00 o'clock. the 54 year-old victim was stabbed once in the stomach, fortunately his injuries are not life threatening and there is no word just yet on who stabbed him. well, reputed drug kingpin known as el chapo is one of the most, is in one of the most secure lock ups in the country. joaquin guzman appeared in federal court in brooklyn as he he faces a long list of charges including murder, drug

trafficking and kidnapping. guzman pleaded not guilty to charges in a 17 count indictment. >> this man is destructive and murder us ways as a international narcotic traffic ker and a small cancerous tumor that grew, and went into a full blown cancer. >> guzman is held without bail, federal attorneys say the mexican government only agreed to extradite guzman if there was no possibility of the death penalty. all 22 people involved in the mud slide in california are now safe after being trapped in campground cabins, take a look at the damage left from this mud slide yesterday, in the campground. it was cause by nearby creek that flooded. mud slide swept away cars and forced cabins off their foundations. this is just a second in the trio of storms that stretched, through california. just some incredible visuals out west there, but for us we are not seeing very much moisture at all. >> not right the now but that

will change late tomorrow night, and monday's a miserable day, for now just a win driven rain and that will be a while since we had a good soaking rain. we will take it. we need a wet pattern. the it is mild. talking about 50's, typically we will see coldest temperatures this time of the year but nice january thaw coming, a break from the cold. >> i'll take it. >> there are signs of cold air returning by end of the month into february but this morning we are going to deal with areas of fog. we are looking live from the hotel bethlehem, low visibility from bethlehem and allentown and down to half a mile. he see want to use extra caution. road are wet with a mist going on, just with the low cloud hanging out on the surface. may need wiper blade. mid to late morning those areas of fog will start to dissipate. here's what to expect for the weekend, a split weekend, mainly dry the exception is fog and mist this morning otherwise mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon. maybe we will see a few peaks of sunshine. temperatures get up in the 50 's. if you see that sun they should be well in the 50's.

the tonight once again we should seeing fog developing across the region and then tomorrow, start off with some clouds but we will see rain developing especially in the afternoon with you it looks like heaviest rain comes in here on monday, with the approach of the pretty strong storm system. what is happening right now, the in the mid-atlantic, not much. we have warm front off to our west and in the the ohio valley, starting to bring in the milder air but in the form of fog. we have warmer air running over colder ground, that is developing, the fog at this hour but we are dry, no precipitation. there is a batch of heavier rain across the deep south, the first round, we will start to move in our region during the day on sunday but the main event holds off, until late sun take night, into, most of the day, on monday. now temperature wise this morning, again, it is mild, lower 40's in most locations for delaware and parts of the south jersey, similar conditions at the shore at this hour, around philadelphia , 42 officially at the airport. forty-six in mullica. not a big drop off north and west. colder spots in the upper 30's in allentown, quakertown, mount pocono checking in at 36 .

lets talk about what will happen? i mention that had batch of rain in the deep south starts to move to the the north today , and may clip us during the day tomorrow, like i said, not the main event, it is in the raining all day long sunday but in the afternoon watch out the for a few showers around, and here comes the strong storm moving out of the south central u.s., really going to energize as it approaches the east coast and slows down, gets cut off from the main jet stream and able to bring in moisture from the south and from the atlantic ocean. so good widespread rain across our region especially monday morning, into the afternoon hours, and there will be some good interior snow that probably northwest pennsylvania, upstate new york , heavy snowfall, from this system but temperatures, for our region just a little bit too warm. it will get windy as this storm tracks up the east coast the we are talking about coastal area that has seen most amount of rain, one to 2 inches on have rain for parts of the delaware and eastern, new jersey. the those wind could gust up to 55 miles an hour right along the coast. that will leap to potential for minor coastal flooding

during the day on monday. for today, morning fog, maybe some sunshine this afternoon, up around 55 degrees, for the high temperatures, that is a good 15 degrees above average. cloud continue, areas of fog, but we do not drop, mid 40's for lower temperatures and here's that extended forecast we will start to sees that rain arriving at times on sunday, 53, still mild, and just a dreary day on monday, 40's, with a wind driven rain, some of the showers lingering into tuesday and then we will dry out by the sending half of the week. wednesday is probably best day of the seven day sun which highs in the mid 50's, jan, back to you. well, check this out a happy ending for a philadelphia pup, at penn vet 's ryan hospital in university city. medics released a datson named frances. dog landed in their care after a good samaritan found her stuffed inside of a trash bag. the doctors decided to work on frances free of charge after discovering that she had a broken spine and would need a k-9 wheelchair to get around. frances will return to the spca on erie avenue in hopes

of finding a new home. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning , we will go behind the scenes of one of the new movies out in theaters this weekend. i'm kevin frazier coming up vin diesel is back in action performing his own insane stunts and we will take you behind the scenes for

vin diesel is back this weekend, and entertainment tonight's kevin frazier takes us behind the scenes of the triple a, the return. >> reporter: this week vin

tease ellis back and doing his own stunts as extreme athlete turned government agent, taking us behind the scenes for triple a: return of the x ander cage. >> you could have just asked me. >> we wanted it back. vin diesel returns with even more action as xander cage and this time the stunts are beyond extreme from skiing down a jungle mountain to riding a motorcycle on the ocean and vin does it all himself. >> i can this is tell you how much fun i have for preparing for the the role of xander, this is not like anything else i have done. i have so much fun in the training process. like i'm a little kid, taking a skateboard for work i'm being able to ride m ot o cross for work, i'm out on the ocean practicing jumps, on a jet ski, all of that is under the umbrella of work. >> i could definitely make

that work. >> reporter: he is not len in taking on the killer stunts, he is joined by tough woman including nina dubr ov and ruby rose who kept up with the action veteran. >> now that is a team i can work with. say anything you can about the women in triple x but they hold their own. the work that they put into it , you see them juiced up because they were working as hard as everybody to create the fight sequences. >> go. for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier new back to you in the studio. cbs is a thrilling series debuting tomorrow night called hunted, 18 ordinary people turn into fugitives on the run if they last 28 days they will get $250,000, that is if they cover their tracks from 23 of the world's top investigators hunting them down. hunted premiers tomorrow night after the afc championship

game right here on cbs-3, followed of course, by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. in the next half an her right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", president trump is quickly taking care of business, find out what executive order he signed on day one. and forty-first president george hw bush and his wife barbara remain in the hospital this morning, we will bring you up to dayton their conditions coming up on "eyewitness news" this morning

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hundreds board buses for women's march on washington but protesters will be also taking to the streets right here in center city philadelphia. celebration after the ceremony, president and mrs. trump danced the night away after an unfor gettable nag rally with address. coming home an emotional day for joe biden after he takes his last train ride from washington to wilmington. it is saturday, january 21st good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. meteorologist justin drabick is out on the cbs sky deck with eyewitness weather. justin, i have a little bit of rain on me. how sit looking right now. >> it the is dreary, we have mist and fog. the it is not rain. the mainly dry day to day but fog is a low cloud at the surface. we will get water droplets. you may need wipers earlier

this morning. the visability may drop to a quarter mile in some locations but just a sign of the warm air moving in this weekend overtop of the cold air or ground and that is producing fog. we are down to 1.7-mile visibility here in philadelphia, 1 mile, improving in the allentown area, half mile visibility in wilmington, pretty good shape near coast, len with the 4- mile visibility. wind is the problem. we are calm, 5 miles an hour less, no air to help mix up the air a little bit so this fog just sticks around. you can see we're dry on storm scan three and just some cloud when fog dissipates this morning we will see good deal of clouds, maybe limit the sunshine but temperatures off to a mild start compared to yesterday. we are in the upper 30's in the the lehigh valley to lower 40's for philadelphia and south jersey. similar numbers in the suburbs forty-three palmyra, 39 in pottstown. check out your weekend, kind of split, mid 50's today, a few peaks of sun later this afternoon once we get rid of the fog and then tomorrow

clouds once again and we will see some showers arriving, especially during afternoon and at night turns breezy as well, temperatures in the the 50's. we will bring a large storm system in here on the the start of the workweek. wind driven rain coming out and we will time that out in just a few more minutes, for now, back over to you. >> thanks, justin. women's march on washington is just hours away now, about 200,000 protesters are set to hit the streets in the nation's capitol. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in university city where hundreds or waiting to board the buses to washington, trang, how is it looking. >> reporter: just a massive turnout here, about 500 people , coming out, getting ready to board these buses to washington. lets take a look, they have taken over the corner here at 30th and chestnut street and there are even more people inside this coffee house, very smart people inside this coffee house. this is a woman's how much but we are seeing so much more than that. there are men, women, children i really wanted to talk to these young people who are up

very early. you know how difficult it is to get these kid up early this morning. the these girls are from west philadelphia good morning, girls. >> good morning. >> reporter: so talk to me why is it that you wanted to be out here and be part of this. >> well, so we came here because we know trump will be our president and we really don't respect what he believes in but we think that we want to show him that we're really strong, just because he what's electric president doesn't mean we will let him tear us down. >> reporter: tell me what issues are most important to you and that you want to be speaking out about today. >> i think that woman's rights in general, making sure that he knows that we're still strong even though through his presidency he knows that we're still strong in women's rights >> reporter: being women too what do you think of the turnout, there is so many people out here sharing your same opinions and thoughts on this. >> i really hope that he does take notice to this and thinks differently after this.

>> reporter: thanks for being with us this morning. so much activism going on here with these people going to d.c. but as jan mentioned also a women's march here in philadelphia set for today. there will be road closures with that. that gets started around 10:00 e area. they will march up to eakins oval for a rally with that i will begin at noon. for now i'm live from university city, jan, now back to you in the studio. >> thanks, trang. very busy as well. president trump celebrated his first day by partying in washington. inaugural balls last night capped off a day of pomp and circumstance. cbs news correspondent don champion reports from the arms services gala. >> reporter: president donald trump and his wife melania shared their first dance at america's first couple, to my way at the liberty ball. >> ♪ i did it my way

>> reporter: mr. trump thanked supporters. >> we really did something that is so special and this evening is so special. >> reporter: first couple attended all three balls including one to honor the military. >> to be a part of a night like tonight is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> inaugural gala tapped a whirlwind day for the president and his family a take filled with tradition. >> i don't old john trump do solemnly swear. >> reporter: mr. trump took the oath of obvious before noon and then delivered a 16 minute inaugural address that rebucked washington's political class. >> january 20th, 2017 will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again. >> reporter: during the inaugural parade the president and first lady stepped out of their armored limo several times to walk along the route, just beyond the secure area hundreds of demonstrators were

arrested. >> later as promised the trump team got right to work, vice-president mike pence swore in two cabinet members and while in the oval office president trump signed an executive order, the white house says it was to ease the economic burden of obama care something mr. trump promises to repeal and replace. done ton champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well is tradition of past inaugurations living presidents were also on hand to witness peaceful transfer of power but many eyes were on the woman who president trump defeated in in. hillary clinton attended the inauguration with her husband president bill clinton later a the that you go rally with lunch in putting politics a i had zoo the new president shook his former campaign rival's hand. president trump later toll the crowd he respected the former secretary of state and thank her for come, the crowd gave clinton a standing ovation. one president who did not attend the inauguration, george hw bush, remains in the

hospital, the forty-first president who is 92 is reportedly breathing well on his own after doctors removed his breathing tube. the tube was inserted while being treated for pneumonia at a houston hospital. former first lady barbara bush is also in the the hospital for bronchitis but a family spokesperson says mrs. bush is feeling much better. after the inauguration vice-president joe biden and doctor jill biden departed washington and headed home to delaware. they made the trip on amtrak a method of travel biens have been using for decade. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown made the trip with them. >> hi guys, back on amtrak. >> reporter: shortly after the inauguration of president donald trump former vice-president joe biden return to i place all too familiar to him union station boarding the train back home to wilmington delaware. we caught up with him on board what advice would you give president trump. >> i don't give advice to

presidents. i learn to do that privately. >> reporter: after serving last eight years as vice-president with the obama administration and 36 years as a u.s. senator representing delaware he has logged 8,000 round trips on amtrak. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're arriving at joseph r biden junior station. >> it is the hero's welcome after rolling in the wilmington train station that bears his name. from there hundreds wait todd greet biden and his wife jill at chase center in will mink ton. pride and admiration moved him to tears as he addressed the crowd. >> paraphrase james joyce and i know i'm always quoting irish poets but joyce said and i'm going to paraphrase it, when i die, when i die, delaware will be written on my

heart. >> i am more grateful then ever for joe biden. i am more grateful then ever for a man who has conducted himself with integrity, dignity, humility and open hearts for all of our people. >> just an outpouring of emotion from all of the folks here for their native son so to speak. >> we know former vice-president joe biden will be working with his will alma matter, university of delaware and we necessity his plans for this weekend are simple for now. he plans to hang out with his grand kid he says and just energy being home. in wilmington, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now one question aloft people had during the inauguration was what is in the box? social media was filled with speculation about what melania trump gave michelle obama when trumps arrived at the white house friday morning. we know box is from tiffany's

but actual gift inside is still a mystery. even tiffany's weighed in saying they dent know what is in that box. they have said company has been part of the white house history dating back to abraham lincoln. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the inauguration of president trump relive all of the big moments there washington on our web site at cbs philly.com. we have more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a miracle in it thely, two days after an avalanche demolishes a help tell rescuers fine more people alive. honor, integrity, service, motto of philadelphia police more new officers hit the streets and they are in the the just from philadelphia. you'll have plenty of time and reason to even eye this weekend, just continue drabick 's forecast is just minutes away, we will be right

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a stratford new jersey, police officer is facing charges after his daughter was shot inside of the family home. prosecutors charged tennis riders, father of saylor rider for leaving a gun unsecured on the self where his three children could reach it. she was shot race month but police have have nod said who killed her. righter has been suspended. investigators are trying to determine what caused a deadly house fire in chester delaware county. fire started in a row home on morton avenue around noon time

yesterday, officials say that a would hand was able to escape the home but two of her grown children did not. six people are found alive , after an avalanche crushed a luxury mountain hotel this it thely. at least two children are among those pulled from the ruble. avalanche slam in the ski resort wednesday night following a series of earthquakes, 30 people are believed to have been inside at the time, officials say that this is still a rescue operation, not the a least coverry effort. meantime back here at home the philadelphia police department held its police a contacted hi graduation at temple university. "eyewitness news" at temple's performing arts center for graduation, class have of 46, brand new police officers. the class 378 consists of philadelphia police officers, two septa officers, eight chester police officers and one officer there lower makefield township all recruit s completed eight months of police academy training. turning to weather. how is our saturday shaping up

, justin, it is foggy but we will deal with mild temperatures. if you don't like it cold you'll like this forecast for next week or so, temperatures staying at or above average. nice january thaw continues to take place. look at the temperature change compared to this time yesterday morning. nine to 14 degrees warmer. that is sign of the warm air moving this but running over cold ground to row dues some fog. we are seeing visability down to a half mile, maybe down to less than, a quarter mile in some spots over the next few hours. after 9:00 we should start to dissipate but don't expect to sees sunshine around even in the afternoon but temperatures should still get up in the 50 's because we're in the lower 40's, 42 philadelphia, wilmington, mid 40's to the south across the shore, 45 in wildwood, and 36, coldest spot , in the poconos at this hour. mild air just to the south and west, recollectioning ton 53. st. louis in the lower 50's. that mild air will work east ward ahead of the next storm system bringing rain to our forecast especially on monday. but no rainfall today we are

seeing mist this morning that is just fog but you can see we're dry, no precipitation coming out of the clouds aloft on storm scan three and that is trend, so kind of split weekend. starting tomorrow we will see moisture from the south, showers arriving off and on and day rain comes in late sunday night the through first half of the day on monday. so this afternoon not much happening, still, socked in with some cloud, maybe fog, even into early afternoon in some spots and then maybe we will see few peaks of sun. tonight dry, cloudy skies, fog develop again first batch of rain comes through on this model in the morning hours but likely in the afternoon we will see some showers. so have the umbrella around just to be safe heading outside not raining all day long, still off and on showers , sunday night and then bulk of the rain in here first half of the monday. the here's set up strong system coming out of the southwest and u.s. and time it gets here it pulls in the moisture from the gulf of mexico and atlantic ocean. this is to our west. we will be on the warm side of

the system bringing a slow mover gets cut off so able to pick up moisture wind will kick up off the ocean on monday where we will see pockets of heavier rain monday morning, continuing in the afternoon hours, and will there be enough cold air behind system to bring some snow, northwest pennsylvania, interior upstate new york new england heavy snow there along the coast 2 inches of rain, gusts in the city could get to 45 miles an hour, as high as 55 along the shore points on monday. not much wind today, that will keep fog lingering around through morning hours and then tomorrow night we will see wind increasing out of the east. gusts close to 30 or 40 miles an hour at the shore as that storm a roaches and then by monday morning wind will be whipping, gusts to mid 40's or 50 by monday morning and worst of the win will come monday afternoon assent era approach es the region. strong wind off the ocean, that will pile up the water, there will be a direct of minor coastal flooding for new jersey and delaware even up

tell will wear bay potentially high win watch will go in effect lit sunday night. 2:00 a.m. monday morning through 3:00 monday afternoon for far eastern new jersey. the those wind could be up to 55, close to 60 miles an hour for gusts but stays mild overall. if you like this pattern we will like next week or so, pocket of cool air with that storm on monday with you temperatures still above average in the the 40's and mild air returns by next wednesday and then we will see colder air returning from the second half of next week and not until friday, saturday temperatures get back close to average. fifty-five today after morning fog, tonight areas of fog develop once again mid 40's and then tomorrow starting off with some clouds. there will be some showers around especially in the afternoon, breezy as well. we will go back to the weather center, okay, look at that, do you see and then we will go to 48 on monday, rain, windy conditions, that rain should come to an end monday night maybe lingering showers on tuesday, mid 50's, on

wednesday, and with some sunshine, all right, now lets go, after your next trip to the doctor's office you may be heading home with the shopping list instead of the prescription? "eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl in the einstein health care science center to explain the new trend. >> reporter: science of nutrition has expanded dramatically with more doctors , now putting food, ahead of the medicine, to help cure what ales you. >> pills are expensive. >> reporter: not that doctor eric apple baum is against medications but he has just found a more effective way to treat patients. >> patient that is trust their physicians take their medications more. owe are in the extend that to food prescription. >> reporter: goal to have doctors be the trent line for nutrition information, instead of sending patient toss dietitians. joseph ray he was sick for years. his prescription was to top

sewed, sugar red meat and start eating more nutrient event dense food. >> it was food, that i feed my body that was going to be the real big turnaround for me. >> reporter: doctors say for most people apartmenting more fish is central to any healthy diet and garlic is good for everything from reducing high blood, to shortening colds, and then is there the the cost >> definitely cheaper then the medications as you can see. >> it can be powerful if used in the correct ways. >> reporter: doctor allison recommended endometriosis patients jille limb name acid food. >> coffee, alcohol, chocolate, tomatoes. >> reporter: for patients like jill having a doctor take a whole bod a roach has meant feeling better all over. >> i get a lot of side effects from medication. it gets very expensive for patients, we have all have of these specialist that we need to do that might not be covered by insurance. >> reporter: using food for health could take a while, one recent study shows that 71

percent of medical schools failed to teach recommended minimum 25 hours of nutrition education. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with us right here on "eyewitness news" this morning an injury scare for sixers joel embiid, how he is doing and how did sixers do find out next in "eyewitness sports".

sixers on the the road taking on the atlanta hawks, brett brown's team on a roll, they won three in i a row

after beating trailblazers last night in an exciting finish. robert kraft at the game hanging out the with josh harris, hopefully his luck wears off. the fourth quarter, sixers down by eight, joe joe makes lay up but goes down for second time in the game, he leaves with a knee contusion, team does not seemed to be concerned bit. final minute of the game, sixers down by four, gerald henderson air ball, dario saric, the kick out to robert covington, and it is a three. sixers down a point. now down by two, 102nd left in the game, roko, robert covington from deep, he got it , the sixers take the lead, that is clutch. portland final chance to get the w. they go to may son plumly, and misses right there, sixers win 93-92. they have won eight out of of ten. bye week is over and back to business for the flyers, orange and black at practice yesterday, they have lost 11

out of 14. tonight they host new jersey devils, trying to turn it around. >> we have to do better, we're all going to be accountable to one another, to the coaching staff and make sure we come back fresh and play hockey the right way. >> it is real good time for them to have a mental, physical break. now it is time for us to get back here and get back to work and get at it tomorrow. top rankedville 'nova back on the court this afternoon with a noon tip off against providence, cats haven't played since playing seton hall monday night. josh hart ready to ball. >> feel good from a physical point, mental standpoint being able to step away and not think, you know, 24/7 about basket the ball but we're all ready to get back and play the game. championship weekend in the nfl, it used to be eagles time of the year. 2001 through 2008, birds played in five title games

this week i sat down with three key members of the zero four eagles, defensive tackle darwin walker, ike reese and all pro tackle tre thomas. the trio made it to the super bowl but lost to kraft patriots an experience that they will never forget. >> for me it really was traumatic, it was about two years ago i finally watched it for the first time and that was only because it was being shown on the nfl network and i just happened to turn it on. but i will not lie to you don, i still wake up in the middle of the night, looking at tom prayed i sometimes that is how traumatic it was for me. >> unbelievable. catch more with darwin, ike and tray tomorrow after the afc championship right here on cbs one, nfl today at 6:00, steelers and patriots kicking things off at 6:40. that is all for sports i'm done didn't bell, have a great day. that is "eyewitness news" this morning, at 5:00 here's

what is coming up at 6:00 a traffic detour east affecting a link between two turnpikes, find out how that could effect your drive, and how long the repairs could take. it is down to business for president trump after a series of galas capped his historic transition of power. don't let fog worry you, it will lift, but how much nicer? justin drabick's eyewitness weather is coming up on this saturday morning, we will be right

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closed for repairs, a major detour as you take the highway that connects the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpike and why it the may not reopen for a while. hundreds of people are filling bus necessary philadelphia heading to the women's march on washington but you don't have to go to the nation's capitol if you want your voice, your concern, to be heard. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> yeah. >> and president donald trump takes a historic oath and delivers an inaugural address unlike those that come before him. it is saturday, january 21st, good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao. it is foggy this morning. so lets get right over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather g saturday morning. >> good morning. >> when can we expect that fog to get out of there.