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 cumberland county down through

kent and sussex, as well, delaware beaches are not immune to this either. right now, here's where we currently stand though. upper 30's, here in philly. further north you go, winds still out of the north making for chilly winds at 31 degrees right now mount pocono. will feel awfully chilly. just marginal freezing from it could still be slick with sleet or even some light snow at times. not much accumulation left over but the winter weather advisory is going to extends in carbon and monroe county now until 6:00 p.m. for the rest of us, no more advisories, watches, warnings, but it is still a day of impact, where the showers are lingering, you have got the clouds, still kind of raw outside, because it is still windy. i see the gusanos worse than 25 miles per hour, which meisha, definitely far cry from yesterday, but still going to notice it. >> oh, absolutely, we are. and it will affect your commute, no doubt about it, looking right now, weaver some video, snapped telephone pole. wires are actually laying across the road right now. take a look at this, some of the damage. >> this certainly 01 shot of several we hear is out there. this is marlton, new jersey,

route 70 westbound near cropwell road. all lanes are blocked moving in the westbound direction. your alternates, going to be three of them, you can take route 73, greentree road, 295. heads up on. that plus just reminder delaware river bridge is closed, alternates yesterday, alternates again, will remain your alternates, however, just a heads up. we have 42,000 plus people, all trying to take these bridges, they're going to get busy. we saw them get very busy yesterday. factor that into your morning commute plans. you will need to. it will get busy again, trenton morrisville, burlington bristol, scud err falls, talcony palmyra. three accidents out there, casino every all in the same area, little bit. fairfield road at ridge pike, conshohocken road near academy drive, and rose glenn road near maple hill road. heads up. take it ice. lever your homes little early. because of the high winds, speed restrictions in play on four of the bridges, down to 35 miles per hour on the walt whitman bridge, benjamin

franklin bridge, betsy ross, commodore barry bridge. then construction from earlier accident out there, on 422 eastbound. this one between armand hammer boulevard and sanatoga. that guardrail repair, more precise, will linger out there until 1:00 p.m. that's probably going to slow some you down on 422. jim, over to you. >> little bit of everything, thanks, meisha. new this morning, authorities are trying to figure out what sparked a fast moving fire that damaged this restaurant in wynnefield height. this occurred just after 12:30 this morning tuchun hing restaurant. firefighters were able to put out the flames in less than 30 minute. fortunately no one was injured. folks down the shore are bracing for high tide as nor'easter continues to cause problems. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in ocean city where the water is once again rising. jan, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning, that's right, not really raining right now but the winds is still pretty strong. because we are still under that coastal flood warning, and that high wind advisory, you're still a lot of concern

down the shore this morning about moderate flooding and you can see why. flooding specially a concern here in the back bay, you can see, coming to you live, from the corner of tenth street and bay avenue, where the water is coming in quickly now. just about a half hour ago we were about a block closer to the bay. we had to move, so we're safe for you guys this morning. the biggest concern now is this morning high tide. that's scheduled to roll in right around 5:30. so we keep our eyes on. that will but, if you take a look at the video, you can see what cape may county has been experiencing over the past 24 hours or so now. experiencing a drenching rain, a whipping winds, some points, even experiencing wind gusts past 60 miles per hour yesterday. "eyewitness news" was down the shore all the day, morning, evening, and night, we stopped by points like stone harbor, avalon, wildwood, and ocean city, where we saw much of the same thing. a lot of localized flooding. a lot of street under water. now, they weren't really impassable, but it is never

advised to drive through any amount of standing water. so, that's a big concern this morning. fortunately, folks down the shore, at this point of the year, are usually year around residents, they know how to deal with this wicked winter weather. they know the points to get around, some even embraced it. take a listen to this man we caught one yesterday. >> i'm used to it now, going on four years. most people know where the floods are at, like pass i have i can avenue, that's real flooded there. you know? you just got to do what you got to do. >> now, fortunately, right now, here in ocean city, new jersey, we're not seeing widespread power outages, but again, because we do have that chance for more moderate flooding as this morning high tide rolls in, there is a two-hour delay for ocean city schools. there is also a hands full of other delays out there, for complete list, all do you have do is log on to cbsphilly.com. again, rahel, jim, this morning, the high tide will roll in around 5:30, and the water quickly moving up the

street right now. we check back in with you in about a half hour to an hour. >> thanks jan for keeping an eye on things for us. >> hunting park, 59 year old man is dead after high winds brought down line sign at car lot pinning him between coup cars. >> across city in south philadelphia, huge tree down on this home, 1,000 block of east my minute sing after. one man's car took the brunt of the crash. >> this is the fourth or fifth treat in about seven years on this block, because they're all ancient may from when the neighborhood was developed. part of the attraction of this block was how beautiful our canopy of old trees was. >> and some cars outside hahnemann hospital were also damaged when high winds caused a portion of a mural to collapse. coming up more on the widespread damage, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do will tell you how this wet kerr affect your morning commute coming up at 5:30. >> changes from the trump administration already underway after trump took the oath of office. trio every executive actions at meeting with the auto

industry big three just part of the president's first few days. craig boswell reports from washington. >> with the stroke after pen, president trump pulls the us out of the 12 nation transpacific partnership monday, vowing to pursue bilateral trade talks instead. >> great thing for the american worker. what we just did. >> while republican senator john mccain called the president's move a serious mistake, independent senator bernie sanders praised the decision saying in part if president trump is serious about a new policy to help american workers, then i would be delighted to work with him. the move came the same day president trump met with business and union leaders at the white house, pledging to slash taxes and regulations. he also warned of serious consequences for shipping jobs overseas. >> if that happens we are going to be oppose ago very major border tax on the product when it comes in. which i think is fair. >> hoping to tackle other items on his legislative agenda, the president met with

key congressional leaders from both parties, among the topics discussed, solve confirmation proceedings for his cab not nominees. late yesterday, the senate vote today confirm a third member of trump administration, kansas representative mike pompeo will now lead the cia, but not before hours of debate of the. >> it has been impossible to walk away with consistent answers on the congressman's beliefs on how he would lead the central intelligence agency. >> former exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson moved one step closer to being the next secretary every state. senate panel voted along party lines to approve his nomination. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> president trump is expected to be in philadelphia thursday for a gop congressional retreat where healthcare reform is expected to be a key issue. it will be held at the lows hotel on market street and the event runs wednesday through friday.

>> deadly police involved shooting remains under investigation this morning, in wilmington, delaware. it happened at a home on the 1700 block every west 13th street around 6:00 yesterday evening. now, police tell us officers were responding to armed man behaving irradically. investigators say when officers tried to approach him, he became disturbed, and an officer fired gun, fatally shooting the man, no officers were hurt. >> staying in delaware now, new castle county grand jury has indicted a woman in the arson that killed three wilmington firefighters. charges against beatrice ruiz include murder, arson, wreckless endangering. the house fire trapped wilmington fire lieutenant christopher, and jerry things in the basement, senior far fighter artist hope last month. >> happening today, the officer critically injured at the elevator crash at the criminal justice center will be released from the hospital. sheriff lieutenant paul owens will leave magee rehabilitation hospital today after five months of treatment. his recovery will certainly be celebrated by hess family, as well as philadelphia police officials, who will escort

owens home. owens was on elevator at the cjc bang in august, when officials say it catapulted upward and crashed through the sealing of the elevator shaft. >> well, up next: is it a real life star? >> see for yourself. the image that got star wars fans talking. plus this: >> get him to the ground, please. >> the governor of minnesota collapses during a speech. we have an update on his health, also ahead. >> glass went everywhere. the room filled up with water pretty quickly. >> a wave crashes through a restaurant and it is all caught on security camera. we will show you the damage it left behind. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, yes, we have seen lot of wind and rain over the last 24 hours. katie will be back to tell us when it will finally settle

down. we will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> minnesota governor said i'll be back to work today after collapsing giving his state-of-the-state address. he was delivering the speech when he began to slur his words then fell. striking his head on a podium. the state senator, who is also a paramedic, was among those

who returned the 69 year old's aid. governor was hospitalized last year after fainting at another event. >> apparently his son said he's doing okay this morning, glad to hear that. >> northeast braces for more wind and rain, pecking up the pieces after a tornado. roofs and sliding stripped, trees toppled, enormous storm system kick up more than two dozen tornados across the south over the weekend claiming at least 20 lives. now, residents reliving the moment that levels their community. >> the sound, a freight train, so true, don't get wrong, i hate to lose my home, but i got my family. that's all that matter. >> president trump has pledged to help georgia recover from the storm. >> well, a rogue wave responsible for this flooding at restaurant in california and it was all caught on camera. take a look. surveillance video shows large wave coming up over the breakers before crashing straight through the first floor windows of the

restaurant as banquet hall. now, removing and running to remove any excess water, the defendant left behind estimated ten to $15,000. >> lucky anyone was sitting there at the time. >> star wars fans will love the latest nasa discovery. a real life moon, orbiting saturn, but for many observers it looks a lot like a star. experts say the giant circle in the middle of the moon is a crater. the photograph was taken by nasa's spacecraft that passed through the moon in november. >> and check out this amazing picture of our moon, hovering over the earth. one of the first images from a new weather satellite released this week. kate can i barely contain herself. image resolution better than any other spacecraft, beyond the beautiful images, the satelite should help forecaster better understand and predict weather pat glenn katie, help us better understanded and predict what's coming next. >> no kidding. thankfully can only get better from here. that's good news. this storm system, it is a

bear. the same one that in fact brought that severe weather we were just talking about down in georgia. the same one that brought flooding down that way. the same one that brought in the flooding our way. and all of the very strong winds t continues to churn right now over new england. so major storm system for millions of people, thankfully, we are basically past the worse point and today is a day of transition, going to really just break away from the storm as time progresses. live look on "skycam 3". i call this the grim cam. engineer dave grim set up this. wide view of the skyline. okay there is isn't the prettiest shot we've ever seen in the world, it is still damp outside. this is one of those very sturdy cameras we have as well, won't see heck of a loft shake withing this particular camera. but it is still breezy. noticeably so. is it the wind of yesterday? thankfully not. look at this storm system. still out there. still churning away right now, actually even brinking in northwestern pennsylvania, some snowfall, as well. hear locally, as we just reveal that local zoom, you're

left with lingering showers. they could still be showers of sleet, snow, especially head further north, i'm not concerned about additional accumulation. but, it could still be slick. overpasses, bridges, that casino every thing. now, looking back in time here, at some of the peak wind gusts, it was impressive, what we expected really. cape may county rather specifically in cape may itself, the town, 63-mile per hour gusts cents reported in tuckerton, 06-mile per hour ac pick up 54-mile per hour gust and even here in philly, we ended 151-mile per hour gust as well. so no question why there were so many trees that came down, so many power lines that came down. future wind gusts looking markedly improved. we take you forward in time, granted still going to be breezy, because still peaking specially near the shore point, as high as 30 if not tonight 40 plus mile per hour gust. it will continue to gradually decrease. and into tomorrow, you know you don't even have the blue on the ledger here. light breeze all that's left tomorrow. that's a gem. my personal favorite of the next seven days, take a look, even despite the coastal storm, still going to spike to

55 with full sunshine, light wind tomorrow. like it never even happened. over the course of the next couple every days, another cold front crosses, doesn't bring much precipitation, meisha, but will knock our temperatures back although thankfully the weekends looks quiet right now. >> going back to 40, even 39. focusing on today, good morning, you can see, we got wet roadways out there, and all of that high wind that we had, still posting little problem monday -- on your morning commute. >> looking at we normally should, just now moving into the 5:00 hour. but you can see how wet it is out there. just going to slow you down? absolutely this will slow you down. give yourself extra time. looking at the benjamin franklin bridge, looks wet. you can also see your neighbors moving in the westbound direction toward center city, this is heating up, just little bit. ben franklin bridge one of those bridges that kind of lingers out there little bit then start to see it heat up more in the 6:00 hour. already it is. a loft will you get a jump start to your day because we know the wet letter play a

factor. not bad idea at all. speaking of bridges, speed restrictions? place because of high winds, four bridges down to 35 miles per hour here, the walt whitman bridge, ben franklin bridge, betsy ross, commodore barry bridge a lot more, and i mean a lot more to talk about when we come back in ten to 15 minute, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, see you then. now a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the press of atlantic city, offset costs for one of the beach fills. eligible for emergency funding in response to hurricane matthew in october. initially avalon share the project was projected to cost $763,000. >> and the burlington county times, democrats in the new jersey senate fail to override a veto by governor chris christie on legislation that sought to guarantee equal pay for women. senators were hoping to amend the discrimination laws to prohibit un equal pay for similar work. >> from the cover of the intelligence ers, montgomery county judges have capped temple administrator to fill

vacancy on the county board of commissioners. forty-five year old laurence will be the first african-american to serve on the three member board. replacing democrat josh shapiro, who stepped down to become pennsylvania attorney general. >> and, that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> and up next: pat's here with sport. good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys, less than two weeks away from superbowl 51 with ten charter product matt ryan leading for the first time, hear from his high school coach next. plus who will step up without joel embiid? we'll hear from sixers coach

>> tonight before the sixers take on the sixers, m. night shyamalon will ring the bell to kick off the festivities of the evening. m night's night to celebrate his number one movie, and also to raise awareness for his charity. as for the team, the sixers have had a split personality,

we will see who they are without joe em embiid. he will miss the next two games, with a knee bruise, six remembers calling it precautionary, yesterday, at practice, he was shooting with slippers on, just taking it easy, bad news comes after he was named eastern conference player of the week. head coach brett brown needs to see the team step up without him. >> definitely hurt the team. how can we spin it any other way? it hurts the team. but, like anything, you know, you can now look at new orleans and jahlilment fantastic for those two. it could proof based on some things it, seeing daylight little bit. >> with the superbowl match upset between the falcons and patriots, two eagles players head today orlando, darren sproles replaces atlanta running back, freeman, and jason kelce will take part in the game on sunday, replacing falcons center alex mack. two sunday's from now, penn charter great matt ryan will play in first superbowl against seven time participant, tom brady, and

new england patriots, we spoke to his old head coach, brian, of penn charter, not surprised by the success. >> he's just very humble. really not about him. real a team player. so everything that you see on tv, what you get. really amazing. it has not affected him whatsoever. >> of course the superbowl is less than two weeks away, and houston making sure everything is ready for kick-off of the construction crews have been preparing. the world-wide media outlets, will descend upon nrg stadium, federal and local security teams are also setting up shop. also the nfl experience, constructed to give fans inside look at all of the hoopla. >> and all those fans, well, they will want some superbowl stuff. wind craft of minnesota has been spying products to the superbowl for 50 years, the longest licensing agreement in nfl history. there are 600 employees, making everything from coolers to beach towels, and they do it very fast.

obviously could not start production until the superbowl teams were set. >> so the countdown is on? >> countdown is on. >> pat, you know they call that merch? young kids are calling it -- >> is that a young kid thing? looking at me like did you know that you senior citizen? >> i didn't know either. that's what we're calling it now. >> i should have done that. >> we'll get you your aarp membership, thank you. >> coming up in the next half hour, testing for sleep apnea, may soon get a lot easier, we'll tell you why in health watch. >> plus live on wall street with some discouraging news for for one fast-food giant. trang? >> reporter: crews still hard at work dealing with the aftermath from yesterday's storms. i'll tell you whose commute will be affected. >> and no laughing matter. the tweet about barron trump p has got one member of saturday night live in hot water and off the job. katy? >> rahel, looking already ahead to a weekend that at this point promises to be very

quiet. it will be a seasonable chill, that's ushered in, and sticks with us both saturday, sunday, but looking brighter this time. we've had couple of rough looking weekends there is one, looks better. and i'll have that full forecast for you coming up on the other

and another soggy start down the shore where flood waters and high winds have caused several schools to open late this morning. this is a live look at ocean city where you can see flooded roads, katie is here with more on the storm, and it feels like it just will not go away. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a minute. here's what you need to start your day in our morning minute. this is what it is. >> you get used to it after awhile. >> folks down the shore are bracing for high tied this morning hoping it won't add more damage to the already flooded beach town. >> can't believe these guys got killed. >> storm proved deadly sign fell on a man at an used car lot in philadelphia's hunting park section. >> new this morning, a fast moving fire damages a restaurant in philadelphia's wynnefield heights section. no word on what sparked the bl