philadelphia. the person police say may be responsible. overnight crash leaves a police suv smashed and send two people including an officer to the hospital, why police say may have played a role in the crash. and, get ready for rain, there are storms in the forecast, meteorologist justin drabick will tell us when to expect the strong weather. today is sunday january between the second, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. the let's send it right over to justin. >> this is nothing this morning, fog we can take it compared to what we are dealing with tomorrow. >> that is saying a lot. >> it is just nasty, it is outside through the morning and afternoon on monday, so the at least things are somewhat quiet this morning, temperatures on the mild side, no wintry precipitation for us , just steady rain but this morning we are focusing on the fog. we have dense fog advisory through 10:00 o'clock for majority of the region right now low visibility. we are getting down to a half mile or less than half hyle at times for some spots.

live look in center city, 46 degrees, northeast breeze at seven. northeast wind will kick up after midnight tonight and it will be a windy day on monday. then fog advisory through the area, exception central southern delaware and southern and eastern new jersey. they are seeing some rain right now, which is helping dissipate the fog. but .3 of a mile visibility in allentown, fill increased to two and a half, .3 in wilmington. depend where you are, dealing with that locally dense fog. one batch moving through the region right now in south jersey and in central and southern delaware you can see right there moving off shore in the next half an hour to maybe an hour. then we will be dry, maybe couple showers this afternoon, main event steady rain arrives after midnight tonight. temperatures holding low to mid 40's, maybe up to 50 degrees for philadelphia and the shore. forty's in the poconos. the tonight we will watch that coastal storm develop, and it turns windy, wind advisory in effect, lot of rain, slow travel, i will like it out and

let you know when things i am roof in eyewitness weather. >> see you soon, thank you. police are investigating a fatal shooting in delaware county. the officers were called to east sixth and magnolia street in chester just before 5:00 this morning. it appears it happened in the alley way. when police arrived they found victim lying on the ground with the gunshot wound to the head. there are currently no suspects in custody. also overnight philadelphia police are investigating a break in at this jewelry store in the 5500 block of whether it der avenue in lawncrest. they were called to the scene just before 2:00 o'clock. owner is on vacation so they cannot exactly verify what was taken but as we can see in this video, some jewelry spilled on the sidewalk outside of the store, and also no suspects in custody in this case. overnight crash sends two drivers to the hospital after a women crashes into a philadelphia police suv. two vehicles collided at 57th and girard avenue just after midnight. officer is in presbyterian hospital in stable condition. woman was treated and released and being investigated at

police headquarters. police say this is a case of dui. police say they know who is responsible for stabbing death of the zero seven year-old woman in southwest philadelphia cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio live at police headquarters with more details what do we know here, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. we know that 70 year-old woman was found stabbed, multiple times and police believe that a relative is responsible, and they are now on the the hunt for the woman's 29 year-old grandson, and lets take a look at the video that we have from the scene, from saturday night , that is the 7900 block of caesars place a quiet block in the eastwick section of southwest philadelphia. that is where many of the residents lived there, they stay there for years but it is on this block that police found the victim inside of her home just have after 6:00 p.m. saturday. she was pronounced at the scene. no weapons have yet been located. police have not yet identified the victim by name but neighbor victor jackson affectionately refers to her

as miss jerry. he says that she was a great conversationlist and was very well liked on the block. >> she was my neighbor. she is very hard working. she established a very nice home here for herself, raised her children here in her home and i just can't believe it. i just can't believe it. >> a lot of shock expressed on that block. now police say a man was seen leaving the scene, just after 6:00 o'clock and he he was dressed in a blue hoodie in dark jeans. police are on the hunt for victim's 29 year-old grandson, any information please contact the police. at police headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. this morning a jeweler's row business owner is accused

of selling stolen jewelry. plus say wasimwisod was stealing jewels, cash, excessive purses all amounting to 1.5 million-dollar. investigators say shesad and four others are charged with burglary, theft, robbery and conspiracy and receiving stolen property. shesod is expected in court february 2nd. this morning police say a fatal fire that killed two brothers in chester was probably electrical. identified victim as steven and sherman demby. fire started in the kitchen near a freezer. victim's mother first saw the fire but apparently could not get upstairs because the flames were so intense. that is when she ran outside and called 911. fire broke out in the 1,000 block of morene avenue friday morning. 50,000 people came out to philadelphia, that is more than doubled then what organizers expect, i should say. even children hit the streets on ben franklin parkway

yesterday. people marched from logan square to eakins oval and once at oval they rallied for three hours. singers, dancers and speakers took the stage. "eyewitness news" spoke with a few of them. >> we should remain hopeful. a lot of people are sad, afraid and i don't think we should be. >> message today should be we have to show what it really means to make america great again. the message today is that if we keep showing division, we will not heel. >> and philadelphia mayor jim kenney was also at the march and tweeted this shot with the caption women's right are human rights and human rights are women's rights. well, estimates the of the number of marchers who took part in women's march's cross the country at more than 1 million, biggest demonstration took place in the nation's capitol. half million people are estimated to have marched there, many brought signs with slogans supporting women's issues. justin u do was also there, and he spoke to women from our area and says they are taking a stand against donald trump

and his agenda. >> reporter: saturday morning more than 500 people from the philadelphia area hopped on charter buses and made their way to d.c. for women's march on washington where they heard speeches, entertain by musical performances and took to the streets to voice their concerns. >> we have been working around the clock to mobilize pennsylvanians, and, help give them the courage to get here in addition to the means. >> i like people to know that we're not going to stop fighting. this wasn't a death sentence. this was a moment, wake up call, and we need to get our butts in gear. >> reporter: folks from the delaware valley say more than 150-mile pilgrimage to the nation's capitol is small journey for an opportunity to stand in solidarity with so many like minded americans. >> when they come to d.c. and surrounded by hundreds of thousands office like minded people they feel stronger together. >> reporter: many philadelphians made the trek hearsay this journey is all about making sure their voices are heard as they try to create a better future for nieces, daughters and all

women across the country. it ises hated more than 15,000 pennsylvanians attended the rally and march. >> we are marching for their future and fact that they matter, and that they have futures, that should be, just as great as anyone elses. >> reporter: justin udo for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". crews will to have repair damage in rittenhouse square park after a car crash that happened the at 18th and walnut around 10:00 last night car slammed through one of the walls in the park, no one was hurt though, cause of the crash is under investigation. and another mess for crews to clean up, this time in mayfair, eyewitnesses say a trash truck spilled pain, near 3400 block of angle wood street. it happened yesterday morning. the what is not clear whether the truck belongs to the city or a contractor. we do know that crews will be out cleaning up the paint today. the turnpike connection over the delaware river will remain closed for two weeks while engineers design a plan to fix a bridge fracture. officials say crack was discovered friday, construction work is underway to stabilize the bridge.

engineers are assessing the damage to develop a permanent plan to fix the problem. turnpike authorities say closing bridge is necessary to assure safety of drivers. if you have not been to the philadelphia home show this year, today is your last chance, home show runs from 10:00 in the morning to 6:00 at night at pennsylvania convention center on north broad street. the it features over 300 exhibiters, and today you can see presentations about how to detox and declutter your home and work place, that is always good, tickets are also being offered through the show's twitter page. people in the the southwestern parts of the u.s. are dealing with flooding this morning, take a look at aftermath of heavy rain, that moved through parts of the arizona we will tell you reason people there won't be getting released anytime soon. and, talking trump a newspaper asked pope francis for his take on america's fourth fifth president just a day of after president trump took office? what the leader of the catholic church had to say. and, this is a live look outside if you have some outdoor plans today just grab an umbrella, maybe a puncho,

justin drabick is tracking rain and tell us why we will get a soaking in his full forecast, we will be right back.

hamilton police are looking for a prisoner who escaped being taken to the atlantic justice facility. this happened in the five you this block of atlantic avenue 4:30 this morning so just a

few short hours ago. prisoner was handcuffed and jumped and then ran off in the wood. no one was hurt but that prisoner is still on the loose shooting leaves five people wounded in south florida including a six year-old boy. police say they are receiving conflicting reports about exactly had happened yesterday afternoon. they say a six year-old boy and four adult were shot outside a miami home. investigators found a dozen shell casings at the scene. all five victims were taken to the local hospital where they are expected to recover. president trump has his first meeting with the foreign leader. he will meet with british prime minister teresa may on friday. new president began work yesterday, first full day on the job. we gentleman jiang reports one of the first things did he was visit the cia headquarters in langley. >> reporter: on his first full day in office president donald trump toured cia headquarters in langley, virginia. president has often criticized the u.s. intelligence community but praised it on saturday. >> i love you. i respect you. there is nobody i respect more you will do a fantastic job.

we're going to go start winning again. you will be leading the charge >> reporter: earlier this month president trump questioned the intelligence community's conclusion russia interfered with the u.s. presidential election but now he denies being upset and blames the the media. >> they sort of made it sound like i had a feud the with the intelligence community and i just want to let you know reason you are the number one stop is exactly the opposite. >> reporter: the white house press secretary also criticized the media at the first news conference held inside the briefing room. >> there has been a lot of talk in the media about the the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable and i'm here to tell you it goes two ways. we will hold press accountable as well. american people deserve better >> reporter: sean spicer lashed out over reports about how many people attended the inauguration. >> photographs of the inaugural proceedings were intentionally framed in a way to minimize the enormous support that had gathered on

the national mall. >> reporter: spicer did not answer any questions or offer any comments about the hundreds of thousands of people, in town for women's march on washington, mess of them to protest president trump. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile, pope francis says he will wait to sees what president trump does before he , makes his opinion about the u.s. president. told a spanish newspaper that he doesn't like judging people early but when asked about pop list political leaders movement in the u.s. and across europe the pope warned against seeking a savior in the times of crisis. he said hitler was voted in by people in the germany in 1930 before he destroyed the people devastation down south after a deadly tornado tears through mississippi killing four people and flattening homes. city of hatisberg in the southern part of the state was hit early yesterday morning. the as tornado blew through bringing heavy rain with powerful wind, the mayor declared a state of emergency reporting a significant amount

of damage and injuries. officials say people, and police rather are now going door to door to try to rescue some victims. the residents say they are trying to remain positive. >> entire house is gone and across the street, and two houses, three houses down the street. so we just like to go out, and there wasn't no fatalities over here. >> and the national weather service says three to 5 inches of rain have have already fallen and more rain is on the the way. extreme weather was seen in arizona, heavy rain north of phoenix caused cars like that one you see right there to get stuck in high water. at least six emergency rescues had to be made yesterday, officials are telling people not to travel while the storm makes its way through northern arizona and new storm is expect to move from the pacific today they cannot contact much a break there justin's joining us now. we are talking about a storm moving in for our region. >> things could get wild here nothing like arizona not flooding like that but decent amount of rain after the first

half of the day tomorrow, coastal storm develops but all quite it this morning at the shore. the little bit of light rain margate in good shape as far as visibility goes because rain is helping to improve visibility. we're seeing ocean calm right now this time tomorrow morning ocean will be roughed up with strong wind off the ocean. we have potential for coastal flooding and beach erosion with this storm system as wind could gust up to 60 miles an hour long coastal areas of new jersey, and in delaware. we're up to 6 miles for visibility in philadelphia, so we're improving. fluctuates hour to hour depending where you are, look at allentown, trenton, wilmington down to .1 of a mile. local areas of dense fog, early this morning as dense fog advisory continues until 10:00 o'clock for majority of the region. little batch of rain moving through south jersey right thousand but there is a lot of moisture the two south and west that will organize, main feature is out near arkansas and cut across the south east and move to the mid-atlantic, it will be a slow moving system but energizees once it hits east coast and throws in the gulf of mexico moisture

and atlantic ocean moisture. a lot of rain coming at us, developing overnight tonight and through the day on monday. 46 degrees at the air port. mid 40's in south jersey, shore, similar numbers right now, east/north east breeze that will pick up later on tonight. there is not much change in the temperature today because of the clouds and fog around. lets talk about what is happening. one weak area of low pressure off shore bringing the rain right now, and this morning, in the ocean city, atlantic city down to cape may. we have a main storm developing over the south, that traps through the mid-atlantic. we have heavy rain developing overnight and by monday afternoon, wind driven rain across the region with some strong wind especially along the coast and interior, we may be dealing with steady snow for mountains of central western pennsylvania, up into new england. the eventually this storm will move out late monday night, tuesday morning, tuesday morning, could still be a few rain showers around and we will dry things out. the here's the storm threats, mainly overnight tonight, through the day monday, especially at the coast. high threat for heavy rain,

strong wind, coastal flooding and beach erosion and maryland rate threat for power outages around the region. we will have strong wind. wind advisory in effect for monday, for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs into delaware and new jersey and then high wind warnings for coastal new jersey where we could have wind gusting to 60 miles an hour. also heads up coastal flood advisory will go in effect at 2:00 a.m. monday morning for all of coastal new jersey and delaware there is a high threat for minor tidal flooding. look at these wind speeds, not much happening today but midnight tonight we will gust to 25 to 35 miles an hour, and then strongest wind move through monday morning into early afternoon, gusting to near 50 miles an hour and inland as far west as berks county could be gusting over 40 miles an hour during the day on monday. rainfall amounts from one, maybe even 2 inches of rain especially across eastern new jersey and delaware. looking for colder weather, wait a few days, still mild, little will pocket of cool air moved in with this storm for tuesday but wednesday is warming backup in the the 50's but end of the week signs of

typical january temperatures will return, as jet stream moves to the the south. for today, morning fog and mist, 51 degrees for the high, rain, wind develops tonight, windy, rainy tonight, temperatures in the 40's. fifty-five on wednesday. back to your average by the week went some sunshine, rahel , back to you. all outdoor plans on wednesday. >> exactly. >> yes. >> busy week. >> all right. right now 7:20. time to see how traffic is moving. lets check back with amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, amanda. >> reporter: we are still dealing with a lot of fog out there and we are seeing some accidents. we are taking a live look here at schuylkill expressway westbound where there is an accident near hallow road under pass at gladwynn. left lane is blocked there you had can see that, police and fire are still on the scene. we are still dealing with, very, very heavy fog and will be doing so until later this morning, so when you head outside there be aware we are starting to see more and more accidents. there will be crews on the roadways helping folks out this morning. bridges are operating on reduced speed because of this fog so pay attention to those

this morning. if you are opt go to avoid foggy mess by taking public transit norristown high speed line has boarding changes today between township line road and 69th street, transportation center, we will to have board from the northbound side until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow due to construction. we are starting to see some minor delays, so check the schedules before you head out this morning. taking one last foggy look at 42 freeze waste in new jersey be careful out there. at cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler you this back to you. >> amanda, thank you. komen philadelphia is setting a new strategy in the effort to find a cure for cancer, we will tell you how it is harnesses power of local hospitals in the fight against the disease and how it will change the way we are treated

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>> i think it is collective of at the time of diagnosis. what nobody can track is how many people progress to a stage four. >> reporter: majority of the 40,000 breast cancer deaths that will occur in the u.s. this year will be due to metastatic breast cancer. komen's first advisory panel will target treatments for those with that diagnosis. >> the doctors, that are here from the hospital are offering fantastic opportunities for komen to build on their ideas and create a support of knowledge of clinical trials that doctors can reach into. >> this new komen led coalition of hospitals will not only share research with others, but will offer emotional and lifestyle support services to patients living with metastatic breast cancer. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets as part of women's marches all

across the country and people in one of those demonstrations had to march through snow, we will tell you where. plus, a flag from new jersey bound for dominican republic is divert todd florida, the alarming thing some found on board, hi there justin. we could have have flight delays across the region due to dense fog and then we will track a lot of wind and rain moving in, we will break it down in eyewitness weather.

and, good morning to you, today is sunday january 22nd i'm rahel solomon, meteorologist justin drabick is on the sky deck with eyewitness weather and justin i think you're standing in spring garden but it is hard to tell looking behind you. >> is this philadelphia or seattle will. >> i will take your word for it. >> it feels like pacific northwest with this fog. the just like yesterday morning we are dealing with locally dense fog across the delaware valley. tense fog advisory remains in effect. the don't expect to see sunshine we have a developing storm system and not going go to see the sun until possibly

even wednesday, so dense fog advisory through 10:00 o'clock this morning for majority of the region, visibility less than a quarter mile at times fluctuating hour by hour. we are up to 6-mile visibility here at philadelphia international airport. it does than the look like six here in center city. maybe airport got some clearing going on. .3 of a mile visibility in wilmington and trenton. little rainfall still confined to far southern new jersey and coastal areas and southern delaware. that will have move off shore. that is not the main storm. the that energy still well to the south and west. late tonight overnight we will see steady rain developing in the wind beginning to pick up. until then still somewhat mild for january standard, low to mid 40's, not a whole lot of change in the temperature maybe up to 50, 51 for the high with cloud, mist, maybe a shower or two in the afternoon but steady rain holds off until after midnight. here's what to expect overnight and throughout the day monday steady rain developing increasing wind, wind advisory in effect for the philadelphia area and areas to the south and high

wind warning for the shore, so there will be slow travel, talking wind gusting to 60- mile an hour, maybe a couple inches of rain. we will let you know when things dry out and talk about another cool down as well in the forecast coming up in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. >> if we must, thank you. switching gears now new this morning no suspects are in custody after a shoot helping in delaware county. police were called to east sixth and magnolia in chester just before 5:00. when police arrived they found victim lying on the ground with the gunshot wound to the head. also overnight no suspects yet for a break in at a jewelry store in the philadelphia's lawncrest section. police were called to the 5500 block of whether it the kerr avenue just before 2:00, the owner is apparently on vacation so police say they cannot verify exactly had was taken, as we can see video of the jewelry was scattered on the sidewalk outside the store philadelphia police are investigating a possible dui after a woman smashed her car in the the police suv. two vehicles crashed into one

another at 57th and girard avenue just after midnight. both drivers have been released from presbyterian hospital. woman was taken to police headquarters for questioning. this morning police are searching for a killer after a 70 year-old woman is stabbed to death inside of her southwest philadelphia home. cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live, at police headquarters with more on the investigation, a lot of shock for neighbors, hum. >> reporter: yes, that is correct, rahel and the reason is because this 70 year-old woman was very well liked in her southwest philadelphia neighborhood and now, police are on the look out for relative that they believe is responsible for her death. they are searching for her 29 year-old grandson, lets take a look at the video that we have from last night from the scene , in the 7900 block of caesars place, that is in the eastwick section of southwest philadelphia where they found the 70 year-old victim with multiple stab wound, throughout her body. they searched the home for a weapon but nothing was recovered, now police say that

a short man, wearing a blue hoodie with dark sleeves and blue jeans was seen leaving the area last night just after 6:00 p.m. authorities have not identified the motive in this case and they have not yet released the name of the victim but neighbors say they knew her well. they referred to her as miss jerry, a long time hard working resident raised her children on this block and always had a good word for folks like victor johnson -- jackson who lived nearby. >> things happened through current events, she was always a good conversationlist, and we always looked forward to -- always looked forward to speaking with her. >> i cannot believe that i just hope that they catch the person who was responsible for this. >> now, again, police have not yet made any arrests in this case but they are on the look out for the 29 year-old grandson of the victim. if you have any information, contact the police.

live at police headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. women's march on philadelphia is expected to be two times over, 50,000 people marched along ben franklin parkway yesterday, starting at ten in the morning. many could see this as provocative signs, other just carried their children. demonstrators began at logan square and ended at eakins oval. co organizer of the march explained what inspired her to take action. >> it took eight years but change can only happen when ordinary people get involved, and the rhetoric and the actions used during the east lex by president trump, cannot be accepted to be normal behavior. >> reporter: cooper morse started the organization philly women rally with toy help coordinate the march. at this same time but on the other side of our state people took part in the the women's march in pittsburgh

about 25,000 people came out, four including cities mayor. at one point mayor tweeting proud to march with my sisters another group of self hundred demonstrators held a separate rally in the east liberty neighborhood. by far largest demonstration that took place take after president trump's inauguration was in the nation 's cap will toll. half million people, walk in the women's march on washington yesterday, turnout was so massive that the police chief said that there was no room left to march on one major avenue. it featured a wide array of celebrity speakers and entertainers as well. not enough to stop demonstrations all the way in alaska, they spotted signs and sported signs at yesterday's march on anchorage with saying s like snow won't stop this nasty woman. local organizers estimate the 3,000 people showed up in the event. women's march on washington had more than 600 sister marches nationwide. we should say worldwide. right now police are still looking for would the man who sexually assault aid woman during a home invasion. it happened 4:30 on east

chestnut hill avenue. investigators say woman who was attacked was able to grab the man's gun and try to fire it, but the gun did not shoot and that is when woman called her husband and woman's husband called 911. the man ran off with their car , keys, wallet, and cell phone. police are looking for the man who attacked a transgendered woman in center city, the attack happened near city hall friday afternoon around 5:00. she was walking with two others when the man walked up and started arguing, that is when police say man hit the victim shouting homophobic and trans phobic slurs and then the man ran off. police released a photo of the man wanted in the robbery of a td bank. look at the this picture. it is very clear. this suspect walked in the td bank on old york road on friday and gave a fake teller a note that stated it was a armed robbery and then handed teller a blue and white draw string bag demanding teller put money inside. teller complied. suspect fled on foot. police are asking for public's

help in identifying this man. some scary moments for passengers on flight from new jersey to the dominican republic, because someone found a disturbing message written on a note inside the plane we will tell you where they had to make an emergency landing. and president george hw bush and first lady barbara bush still hospitalized this morning we will tell you hoy they are doing and which one of them may be released as soon as today. and take a live look outside, as mild stretch continues but rain, dreariness , is also continuing , justin tells us how long before the wintry reality returns in his full forecast, we will be right back. impressive linda. it seems age isn't slowing you down. but your immune system weakens as you get older increasing the risk for me, the shingles virus.

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george hw bush is likely to remain in intensive care for a few more dares. forty-first president, who is 92, is recovering there breathing difficulties from pneumonia. he has been in methodist methodist hospital for a week. we send our thoughts and pray ers to their family. justin is tracking a rainy , dreary forecast. >> we saw sunshine on thursday we will in the see it until wednesday, pretty dreary pattern coming at us. temperatures on the mild side. we will see nothing terribly warm, we are not setting any record but they will above average through this week and then back to typical late january temperatures by the end of the week. if you are a winter weather fan we will get colder temperatures back in here by weekend into the start of february. we will talk about that in a bit. in the meantime we are waking up to a mild, foggy start. temperatures uniform all across the region. we will check with weather watchers in the low to mid 40 's, head up to berks county, into moton where it is 42 at helen davis's house, reporting fog across the region.

that is what we are dealing with every where. closer to the city we will head over to phil chapline's house with 45 degrees and foggy conditions. delores lee also in the mid 40 's. and, fog this morning, and, one area that isn't seeing the fog so much right now, it is the shore, little rain, quarter inch of rain at james house. he is waiting for those big wind later and then tomorrow. we are under a high wind watch starting late tonight, wind gusting to 60 miles an hour. here's a shot from chestnut hill fill will fill chapline shows what we are dealing with , foggy conditions and wet road. lets go up to the poconos. the not the best day for skiing and riding. we cannot see anything, barely there on the camera, looking at big boulder where they are opened but we have milder air moving over the cold snow pack and that is producing the fog. we will get that rain and poconos late tonight and tomorrow. need it, today is day to to it even though it is dreary. the visibility, fluctuating from hour to hour depending

where you are. still low allentown, wilmington, trenton, half mile , four whiles in millville , dover delaware in good shape half mile in reading. storm system that we are dealing with that will be bringing the heavy rain, wind still well to the south and west. main energy over arkansas at this hour. it has sometime to go to move north east. batch of showers moving through extreme southern new jersey right now, bulk of the rain until late tonight, energize as it moves to the east coast and becomes a strong coastal storm as it tracks up into new england later machine night and tuesday. low pressure over the deep south. tap in the gulf of mexico. we will get atlantic moisture blown in here. steady rain arriving especially by the time, morning commute is arriving for delaware valley, throughout the afternoon and a lot of wind energy with this system. the wind could be gusting to near 60 miles an hour along the coastal area high threats for heavy rain, strong wind, coastal flooding and beach erosion and moderate for power outage just because we will be dealing with those wind,

gusting over 40 miles an hour, even for inland spots around philadelphia. so for this afternoon just some cloudy skies, little drizzle and mist maybe a couple showers but bulk of the rain mainly after midnight, morning commute will be rough at times. pockets of heavier rain from time to time, and that continues throughout the afternoon. we will start to break those rain amounts a little bit late monday evening, into overnight tuesday morning. maybe a little snow, frozen precipitation in the poconos by the time this storm pulls out early tuesday morning. we have strong wind, areas of purple over 50 miles an hour indicate add long coastal area wind does back off by early tuesday morning. rainfall amounts, decent amount, up to around 2 inches potentially in a lot of spot, maybe higher amounts closer to the storm, so extreme southern new jersey, into delaware. the lets talk about the temperatures, for the past week or so polar air, true cold air has been well to the north, and we have been on the mild side, but, over week or so that polar air starts to slip further south and it doesn't get in the delaware valley but we will get pockets

of colder air in here starting by end of the week by 27th to the 28th. that is by week end expect temperatures closer to average then we will see shots of cold air from time to time heading in to early february. so winter still hanging on, guys. the not even halfway through yet. morning fog and mist, afternoon showers, possibly high of 51 degrees. turns windy late tonight with period of rain developing, 44 and then tomorrow just a nasty day wind driven rain, 46, and rain will let up, late monday night, still a couple of showers, early tuesday morning , possible, and then wednesday looks great, and get outside, some sunshine, mid 50 's, and then cool back down to mid average by end of the week staying dry. as we watch weather when you can featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up at cbs philly.com/ watchers. >> you said not even halfway through winter. >> winter, not yet. >> just want todd rub it in. >> all right. >> just keeping it real, justin. all right, thank you. 7:45. lets check road and highways with amanda muhler in the

cbs-3 traffic center. you were saying earlier this fog is creating problems on the roads, um. >> we have an eye on several incident that are fog related. still foggy out there, and if you can stay off roadways i would absolutely would. we are taking a live look at schuylkill expressway westbound where there is an accident near hallow road under pass at gladwynn, earlier left lane was blocked here but i have been watching and it looks like they have just cleared everything out. good to go there and we are not seeing any delays right now. moving to new jersey we have an accident on 295 north bound at the route 33, the accident has right lane blocked there. your alternate is sloan avenue exit if you would like to avoid that all together. we have an accident, bethlehem pike at welsh road your alternate there is blue route, just note that the fog is setting heaviest on bridges and some operating at reduced speeds, that includes betsy ross. be on the look out approaching those majors in or out of the city. and as we have been talking about it all weekend delaware river turnpike bridge in bucks county is closed in both directions, they have been working on this all weekend

but reopening is still to be determined, they dent think it will be, any shorter then two weeks, your best alternate there are the burlington bristol bridge and tacony palmyra bridge and i-95. at cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now back to you. >> we will check ban soon, thank you. flyers return to the ice after a bye week and the sixers try to keep the winning streak alive, here's leslie van arsdal with "eyewitness sports". the sixers in atlanta playing the hawks, battle between two hot teams, sixers and atlanta both just won eight out of ten. no joel embiid in the line up. he was given night off to rest team president brian colangelo will have a final test on monday to see where he is in the the recovery process. we may see joe joe and ben on the court real soon. sixers owner josh harris sitting next to brian colangelo watching the action, first quarter sixers with the lead and check out nick stauskus, very soft, but that was about only bright spot for sixers. no joel in the line up. hawks pounded sixers. dwight howard with the rebound and the ease i score, howard

with 13 points and 15 rebound. paul millsap scoring to 22 points and ten boards as sixers three game winning streak came to an end 110-93 the final. no rest for flyers, tonight in brooklyn last night they returned back to action after a six day break, but the time off did not do them any good against the devils. michael neuvirth got start in goal for flyers. he didn't make it the through the whole game. first period flyers down a goal, big scrum in front of the net, trophies konecny knocks in the puck, his eighth goal of the season. flyers down by two, new jersey making them pay. kyle palmeri slap shot beats neuvirth. flyers trailing two-one. under a minute in the second flyers caught on the line change, miles wood skates in and scores first of his two goals in the game. the flyers will lose for 12th time in 15 games, four-one the final. college hoops top ranked villanova taking on providence down at the center. last year friars came to south

philadelphia and beat villanova in overtime. we will pick up action in the second half villanova with the 14-point lead. jay len brown son kicks it off to chris jenkins. the cats up by 17. and later villanova forced a turn over michael bridge is a head of the pack. able to slam home two of his 15 points. nova with a 19-point lead. josh hart led cats with 25 points, ten for 16 from the floor, villanova shot 51 percent and beat flyers by ten but jay wright thinks his team can play better. >> we lost this game last year this game. about the same time of the year. they were playing well. they were playing welcoming into this game. so we're good. but we just need to get better >> at palestra a city series battle between st. joes and pen. quakers with the ball, matt howard drives and makes basket and is foul. howard led penn with 19 points the hawks respond, lemar campbell, with the three, he led st. joes with 23 points to

beat penn 78-71. eagles news bird have have been reportedly about to sign mike grow as wide receivers coach replacing greg lewis let go earlier in the month. grow was rams receivers and game doored or last year and spent three years as a receive ever coach with the bears. tonight you can see two of the most storied franchises looking to advance to the super bowl. the pittsburgh verse new england. coverage starts at 6:00ment with nfl to daze and kick off at 6:40 right here on cbs-3. >> that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great the day. if you will remember earlier this week we were introduce todd this guy jack who saved his family from the burning home. well in, this weeks pet project we will tell you steps you can take to protect your pets in the fire when

back on the cbs-3 pet project, carroll erickson animal activist with the spca is here. good morning. >> something is missing. >> there is normally more of you. >> yes, is there usually something at my feet or on my lap but we are not having that today and it base because wonderful woman jill from the pennsylvania spca normally brings our pets in the morning , her own dog had a problem overnight so she had to go to the emergency vet which actually highlights, the importance of emergencies. they crop up. if you plan for them, they are less scary, but emergencies are going to happen and they

will happen with your pets health, they can happen with fire which is our topic for today. but it is always good to plan so get pet insurance, know where emergency vets are and if you cannot get to what you normally to have do because your petties in an emergency situation take care of that pet. people understand. i think everybody understands why we don't have our adopted pet here. >> absolutely. >> we have plenty of adoptable pets and they are at pennsylvania spca. i want to start and show you some of them as we normally to rahel. this is burrito, a super sweet two-year old pit bull mix who came to the spca as a stray found walking by a good samaritan walking her own talk and this talk followed her home. she fell in love but she already had plenty of dogs, so the pennsylvania spca entrusted to the care and we will entrust care to the next person to do right by this dog the beautiful dog. >> cute face. >> we will flip colors, take a look at this dog, skyler is a

one year-old pit mix. it looks like a dog abandoned at pennsylvania spca in early january, probably people hoping that we can find her a good home. that is what we will do she's playful, energetic, she's just wonderful. if you love cats. i love that face. >> ahh. >> if you love cats this is a wonderful one this is magic, she's orange, orange cats are really thighs. domestic short haired cat friendly, social, she can become excited very quickly. so, you know, running around and find paper bag to get into so just some of the animals at pennsylvania spca. >> so cute. >> that need homes and want and deserve homes. but our topic is today's emergencies. emergencies with your pets can happen in the same way they can happen with you. >> that is right. >> this week in philadelphia we saw a fire. it is not unusual in philadelphia. three to four residential fires a day in philadelphia. so, since more than half of

the house holds have pets, pets are involved in the fires as well. so a couple things that i think people need to take really close attention to, and first of all when we bring video up of jack, jack was able to save his owner's life. >> wow. >> jackies a hero. >> yes. that was the fire in the house on wednesday, he was able to bark and lick the owner's face , the lomax family in the the grays ferry section, got four adults and five children out of that house, saved their lives, he was rescued by the red paw emergency relief, what an organization, philadelphia 's so lucky to have them. they have taken jack on temporarily as his family is difficulties laced. he needs a place to go while family needs a place to go as well. red paw emergency relief works with the red cross, they have helped jack, jack's the hero dog. he was in the house first of all so he could help his family, he alerted his tamly and he helped them. probably instrumental in that

entire family surviving that fire. he was able to get out, red paw emergency relief has them as well. keep leashes on, colors on and have an emergency plan. in fires can happen. keep candles way, stove tops that sort of thing. >> i say it seems like we take care of them but so often they take care of us too and that could not be a better example then that. >> yes, hero dog jack and red paw emergency relief. >> we showed you three pets to adopt, those pets or any other pet we have here visit pspca erie avenue headquarters and we will post those hours, and see right here as well. carroll, great to see you. >> so great to see you. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 here's what we have at eight, thieves targeted a jewelry store in the the lawncrest neighborhood see what they have behind in the break in. and president trump gets to work as new white house spokesmen launches a tirade against reporters, and just like yesterday, dense fog covers center city philadelphia we will tell you how long it will last on

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♪ a zero seven year-old would hand is stabbed to death inside of her southwest philadelphia home and police say, they know who did it. they stood up, counted and they were heard from washington to philadelphia, marchers sent a message to president trump. and a crack closes a connection between two turnpikes and new is there word that repairs will take longer then expect. so it is sun take yan 22nd good morning i'm rahel solomon let's go over to just continue drabick. justin still another dreary, ra