any accumulation here in philadelphia, certainly, but it is getting colds enough. at this point, where that could take place. the maniac tiff at this with the bulk of the moisture, look at that, just surging into new england, right now, connecticut, up to new york, so we're on the heals of this, showers through the rest of the day. and the wind is still present. but, thankfully, it is not like it was what we saw yesterday. take a look at the peak wind gusts reported yesterday, 63-mile per hour gusts, actually, that happened while on my watch yesterday, saw that happen during the morning, we were getting it underway pretty early in the

morning, temperatures 06 miles per hour, mid 50's, cochran ville. philly topped 51 miles per hour, so really was a major storm. now, it is still out there. but yesterday, we were 20, 30-mile per hour sustained winds all day. now scaling back more like 15. so getting better. but i can't promise you the worse of the winds will die down, until later on tonight. chilly side. >> thank you so much. another slow commute today. camera shot, accident here. >> rain coming down in parts, very wet roadways. we know it will be slow right out of the gate. so, accident like this, see the cars hitting their brakes, as they maneuver around. reminder delaware river bridge is closed yikes, these four bridges got really backed up yesterday. it will again today. just make sure to give yourself extra time, burlington bristol bridge,

trenton morrisville, scud err falls, talcony palmyra. and detours at bensalem, down to 35 miles per hour, downed wires here, heads up, marlton, new jersey, snapped telephone pole, route 70 westbound near cropwell road, all lanes blocked in the westbound direction, heads up on this. more details bringing to you as soon as we get them. also, construction repairs from accident yesterday. 422 eastbound between armand hammer boulevard. until 1:00 p.m., that is out there. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thanks so much. folks down the shore bracing for high tide, hoping it won't add more damage to the already flooded beach towns. >> many streets localized, this one, wildwood. still flooded. now power has been restored to most customers, at last check, some still in the dark. most people were staying indoors to avoid the storm, we caught up with one person who was embracing it. >> what in the world were you doing?

>> i wanted to surf. >> you were going to surf in the street. >> yes, paddle out. i usually do it every storm when there is high tide, just really sick. it is pretty wild. pretty marlie there. >> not something you hear every day. >> coastal flood warning is in effect for the jersey shore until 11:00 this morning. >> and the storm also causing some school delays, the ocean city school district and wildwood public schools programs on two hour delay, barnegat township school district, margate school district and the brigantine school district. >> gusty winds caused this tree to crash into a home in aston, delaware county. over in hunting park, police say, 59 year old man was killed, when high winds brought down a large sign, an used car lot, across the city in south philadelphia a huge tree narrowly missed homes, 1,000 block of east my mink sing avenue. >> residents of this block say they're no strangers to falling trees. >> this is the fourth or fifth tree in about seven, eight

years, on this block. because they're all ancient may fells when this neighborhood was developed. and part of the attraction of this block was how beautiful the canopy of old trees was. >> about 100 residents in the neighborhood were without power for a few hours. it has since been restored. meantime, officials plan to remove the tree from the street sometime this morning. >> new this morning, quick moving fire damages a restaurant in philadelphia's wynnefield pike section. fire officials were called out to the restaurant, conshohocken avenue and monument road. firefighters were able to put out the fire in less than 30 minutes, no word on what sparked the fire. new castle county grand jury indicts a wilmington, each responds err ruiz include murder, arson, wreckless endangering. september 24th fire trapped wilmington fire lieutenant and senior firefighter jerry things in the balesment. senior firefighter hope died last month. >> staying in delaware, wilmington investigating fatal

shooting involving one of it officers. last night police responded to a home in the 1700 block of west 13th street. investigators say an armed man was behaving irradically, when officers tried to approach the man, they say, he became disturbed, that's when an officer fired their gun, fatally shooting the man, no officers were hurt. well, the senate energy and natural resource committee is delaying today's vote on whether to confirm energy secretary nominee, rick perry, and interior secretary nominee, ryan sing i. yesterday the senate foreign voted along party lines 11 to ten, to recommend rex tillerson. leadership aids from each party say final confirmation vote from the full senate is expected next week. part of the reason for the confirmation delays, senate republicans joining their house colleagues in philadelphia, for a retreat. starts tomorrow at the lowe's hotel market street and runs through friday. president trump is expected to address the move on thursday. mike pompeii has taken the oath, makes him cia director,

the third member of president trump's cabinet to gain senate approval, republican pennsylvania republican pat toomey the only senator from the philadelphia region to confirm pompeo, others from delaware and new jersey voted no. >> hosting breakfast this morning, he repeated his warning to substantial border tax for companies that move their manufacturing out of the us. signed executive order, pulling it out of the trade deal. one imposes federal hiring priest for the military, other reinstates so-called mexico city policy. that's a ban on federal funds to international groups that either perform abortions or willing lob toy legalize or promote abortions. you heard from the president's press secretary, and he promised to tell the truth after admonish g the media over the weekend what called false reporting. >> i'm going to come out here and tell you the fact as i know them f we make a mistake

we will do our best to correct them. but i think as i mentioned the other day it is a two way street. there are many mistakes media makes all the time. >> and the president held several meetings first he met with ceo's and business leaders and held meeting with union leaders and then a meeting with leaders of congress. >> philadelphia's orders erring gay or hood bars and 2lgbtq services agencies to undergo beyonce training, part of list of recommendations designed to combat racism in the lgbtq community, has released report detailing decades of racism and discrimination in the gayborhood bars. >> lgbtq, people of color, women and trans gender people often feel unwelcome and unsafe in gayborhood. we heard you. thank you. it is time for change is now. >> the commission is now mandating that gayborhood bars, and fight philadelphia fight undergo training and diversify their staff. the first rounds of training

starts in about 90 days. >> well, there is much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". health scare for the governor of minnisota he collapses during his state-of-the-state address. find out how he is doing this morning. >> and the deep south gets a helping hand, as the clean up from deadly storms continues. we're back in two minute. stay with us.

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welcome back, governor of minnesota recovering this morning after a collapse during his speech. >> get him to the grounds, please. >> governor mark was more than half way through his state-of-the-state address last night when he fainted. the 59 year old fell and struck his head-on the podium. the state senator also a paramedic was among those who returned to the governor's aid. this morning, they say he is doing fine. >> former president bush is out of houston hospital as early as friday. already, barbara is already out of the hospital.

she thanked supporters, 41st presidential, 92, struggling to breathe when he entered the hospital on january 14th, suffering from pneumonia. mrs. bush was treated for bronchitis at the same hospital. >> well, president trump is promising federal disaster aid for georgia, florida and alabama, after deadly tornados pour across the deep south. the weekend storms killed at least 20 people and hurt dozens more. rescue crews are going door-to-door searching for survivors. one of the tornados hit albany, george, a where people are still trying to recover from another tornado that struck three weeks ago. the storm prediction center reports that there were 39 possible tornados across the southeast from early saturday into sunday evening. and we're now getting a clearer view of our world. you are looking at the first images from a new weather satellite. four times the image resolution of existing spacecraft is like seeing space in high definition. it the goes 16 satellite lifted off cape canaveral and

should help for cat ers better understanded and predict weather pat glenn beautiful shot. katie applauding at 4:43, this is like a gift. >> it is. this is a very big christmas present to all of us. >> big in the weather community. >> it is, always looking for the best tools there is will be another one for our arsenal to bring you the best forecast here, we are thrilled that this is up and active. but we certainly have our hands full with the weather pattern right now, as it stands. thankfully the worse is over. but we're still going to be stuck with lingering wind, also some showers, and some every you might finds little sleet. this is one of the spots. outside we go to hotel bethlehem or the shot from it. overlooking main street here, in bethlehem. it looks like it is just a sheen on the road. there may be just enough cold air, though, especially going over some of these overpasses, there is a valley just beyond this, that it could still be little slick. that's something that you will have to watch for. here's why. go next to storm scan, finding now colder air getting wrapped no this. because of it, even though light precipitation, we know it never takes much to lead to

slick travel. just left over showers, could be showers every rain, or even little sleet or snow, especially as we heard further north, and into carbon and monroe county. we do still have winter weather advisory posted. by the way coastal flooding still a concern, which we will get to. future weather shows this pretty well. large system, thankfully starting to deteriorate over our area, the bulk of the probably north, still see the wrap around moisture from this. even through new jersey it could still be 5:00 and still seeing showers out there. while the rest of russ gradually going to be clearing out through the overnight. thankfully the worse of the winds is also going to be easing up. so tomorrow, looks like real nice bright spot of this forecast, but literally figure tiff at thisly by thursday start to see another frontal passage here. few sprinkles as a result of that. but nothing major. today is the worse of the worries as this storm pulls awayment checking coastal flood warning, in effect until 11:00 a.m. again, the bay areas, the immediate ocean, this will be an issue for everyone down that way, for the next high

tide, comes over the next few hours, over the course of time, though, we're not expecting any major storms, thankfully, but chill in the air as we hit friday and the weekends, meisha? >> a lot going on. katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. so, what are we looking at right now? first thing we are looking at, an accident already. this is not the first one out thereby the way. 309 north before susquehanna road, pulled off to block the left lane, slowing you down little bit. just little bit. still very dark, still very early, haven't cracked into the 5:00 hour. already seeing brake lights go on. heads up, it is out there right now, not clear, the left lane still blocked. then reminder delaware river bridge closed, dealt with this yesterday. detour versions are your alternates. they were very, very slow yesterday. factor in your plans, give yourself extra time. we will cover these bullet points in a little bit. first also 35 miles per hour speed restrictions in play for these four bridges. walt whitman bridge, ben franklin bridge, betsy ross, commodore barry bridge, all weather-related and hint every things to come.

weather-related also going to knock some stuff down. downed wires here. tomorrow new jersey route 70 westbound near cropwell road, all lanes blondes in the westbound direction. construction repairs from accident, happened yesterday. 422 eastbound between arm and hammer boulevard and sanatoga, out there until about 1:00 p.m. take a look at this. three accident, boom, all by each other. con cons road near academy, fairfield road at ridge pike, and this near maple hill road, rose glenn road. >> fast-food chain is offering faster service. >> and late show host stephen colbert moves to prime time for a prime assignment. we'll be right back with the details.

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close two state prisons. it seems everyone is sharing that nasty cold but flu season is here, it is around, and a local non-profit with a focus giving back is the gift to help them move forward. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. well, time now is 4:49. time for check on business news. >> money watch's hena daniels joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, hena, good morning. some pastors will have to wait longer for their refunds this year. that's no good. >> good morning, guys. the people who may need it most. the reason identity theft is fraud. irs want to make sure crooks don't get their hands on money intended for those claiming earned income or additional cried credit. that means the delays will hurt low income filers, who claim those credit. >> well, hena, i understand shake shack is offering incentive for customers download the chain's mobile app? what's this all about? >> reporter: not only that. now you can cut the line at shake shack.

burger chain launched its new shack app, lets customers orders a had he of time and pick up their order. free shack burger by february. >> good incentive. sometimes those lines are crazy. >> they're long. >> thank you, hena, we'll check in with you in the next hour. coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. >> plus, late show host stephen colbert gets ready for his close up. find out which awards show he'll be hosting. >> which ever it will be, it will be hilarious, i'm sure. folks, not out of the woods just yet. marked improvement from yesterday's coastal storm, but still a very large storm that hasn't left yet. we'll walk you through the impact that today bridges right after the break.

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certainly with the impact today but not quite the severity whatever yesterday produced. looking at the storm in the entirety, bulk of precipitation still pent up across new england, wash of sleet and snow, right now, as it new hampshire, vermont. here locally though, just showers at this point. some of you aren't even finding any precipitation. notice, it is turning cold enough, through the northern suburbs, may be little sleet mixed in. while i don't anticipate any major travel worries, with sleet or even the snow for that matter, bridges, overpasses, could get little slick, please keep that in mind. winter weather advisory now extended up in carbon and monroe counties until 6:00 this evening for additional snow and sleet, low and the could trip you upment look at the temperature readings, very marginal with freezing there, into the upper 30's, basically, everywhere else. and we don't expect too much more movement on the thermometer, but mid 40's is the general expectation, with definitely a lot more clouds than anything. so, still scattered showers,

umbrella still not the worse idea, it will be a lot less widespread today. then tomorrow, light at the end of the tunnel. nice bright gem in this forecast, 55 degrees, and sunshine, but, we're all good things must come to end. cold front hereby thursday. >> just thinking, bring on wednesday, then i looked at thursday. all right, katie? >> enjoy it while it lasts. >> thank you. all right, looking outside right now, look at the droplet on the camera lens, letting us know it is wet. we did have accident on 309 north, for susquehanna road, cleared, okay on 309. where we're not clear is here. around here, okay, three accidents, not right next to each other but you can see the areas if you are around here, heads up. must be slick, because there is a lot of activity this morning already. fairfield road at ridge pike, conshohocken road near academy road, and rose glenn road near maple hill road. winds and wet roadways still out there. then also downed wires,

actually wires across in marlton, new jersey, route 70 westbound near cropwell road all lanes blocked in the westbound side still. i'll let you know as soon as that clears. heads up for those of you moving out there right now. speaking every weather, high winds, speed restrictions in play. four bridges, affected, down to 35 miles per hour, walt whitman bridge, benjamin franklin bridge, betsy ross, commodore barry. take it slower than. that will then because of repairs from accident yesterday, still out there, had 22 eastbound between armand hammer boulevard and sanatoga. out there until 1:00 p.m. lots going on this morning. it is busy, jim. >> thank you, meisha. all eyes on hollywood this morning for the oscar nominations. >> that's right. moonlight, fences, all expected to be part of contenders when the announcements beginning this morning. >> 8:18, on the dot. >> other favorites include, lala lands and prime time emmy awards on cbs this year, and stephen colbert will be the host. first time the late show host will host major awards show. by the way, nine time emmy

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>> lots of colors on storm scan3 this morning, we're still feeling the impact of the major storm that brought flooding and gusty wind, katie is here to tell us when we may catch a break. >> just look at that. high winds whipping through old glory. sending flood waters spilling into area roads at the shore. live with a look at the damage left behind all across the area. plus this. >> president trump promises tax relief to key business leaders. then warns of retaliation, if they take jobs out of the country. i'm craig boswell in washington. >> that's coming up. >> today is tuesday, january 24th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. there are handful of delays this morning at the shore. the ocean city school district, wildwood public schools, and preschool program, barn cat township, margate school district, the brigantine school district all open two hours late. >> update on the storm now from katie and mean, keeping an eye on things this morning. >> hey, guys. it is already really busy in

the world of travel, as well, thanks to the weather. we have several accident out there, downed polls, downed wires, downed trees. it is all coming at us. >> and it is what we expected. again, the forecast you don't want to be correct, but so many, i cannot tell you, how many different pictures i got from all of the twitter users, sending in like i saw this one, then i saw this one, all of the huge trees, too, knocking branches down, really was a mess. it is still a mess, not as bad, though. so, storm itself has yet to actually pull away. scattered showers as a result, quite breezy, notice there is enough cold air now as i zoom it out one time, still support some snow. bulk of which though is falling far north of our area, mainly from the poconos, talking northern most poconos, into up-state new york. but back here at home, yes, still going to find some scattered showers and the possibility still little slick out there. in addition to that, we just showed you the video, coastal flood something very serious, and we still have the warning posted until 11:00 this morning, up and down, every jersey shore town, back into cu