jan? >> reporter: not out of the woods just yet. shore points are bracing for another round of flooding this morning. i'm jan carabeo reporting live in ocean city new jersey where the flood watt remembers again rising. >> and president trump is getting down business, find out what he has already accomplished as commander in chief and what he's turning his attention to today. and today is tuesday, january 24th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. hands full every schools down the shore are opening late this morning. we posted the info on our website at cbsphilly.com. >> busy morning, katie and meisha are here tracking it for us. you're running around. >> it is very bus knit world of travel this morning it, will slow you down, weaver flooding, downed trees, downed wires, we have accidents, plenty of this em out there, since four # hour. so when is this going away. >> good news, all leaving through the day. but it is not going to be a quick, snap the fingers kind of gone situation. such a large storm. and so slow to retreat. so it will take a while. through the entire rest of the

day, still left with scattered showers, still left with additional wind. the kind of wind we saw yesterday. thankfully not. but here on storm scan, yes, local level, showers to track at this point. we have certainly seen our fair share of heavy rain and even some snow up in the mountains. now that is pretty much moving it way up into new england, more of their concern, at this point, but still dealing with those after effect. so coastal flood something still a concern. as we had mentioned, jan had mentioned moment ago, that coastal flood warning still in effect until 11:00. high tide cycle continues to winds down this hour. >> because of the fact that we will need the water to drain somewhere, that coastal flood warning will stay in effect. thankfully the coastal flood worries over at that point as winds begins to shift little bit here. but current wind speeds, at worse into the teens, dow think you could see them as high as 20-mile per hour today sustained, gusts no higher than 30, how much, so that's far cry from the frigid conditions we saw yesterday because of the 60 and ooh mile

per hour gust we saw. >> current temperatures upper 30s, so you have to knock close to 10 degrees or so, any time the wind blows off the feels like value. keep that in mind. as the day progresses won't see too much movement on the thermometer at bed mid 40's, might be over done, temperatures could stay steady, showers will linger, clouds will linger, certainly the breeze will, as well. >> i can tell you already starting at 4:00 in the morning, rather, this wet their katie has been talking about all morning long has really caused a lot of problems for us. so the only thing that i can say again, sounding like i'm on repeat, do you have leave your homes early. have to take it really slow. reminder delaware river bridge closed, four alternates got very very busy yesterday evening in the 6:00 hour. and they'll be busy again today because of the wed roadways and winds. burlington bristol, trenton morrisville, scud ers falls and tacony-palmyra bridge, weaver some speed restrictions, 35 miles per

hour what you will be topping out at. i would take it slower than that, walt whitman bridge, benjamin franklin bridge, betsy ross and the commodore barry bridge. flooding, we have flooding in wildwood, atlantic city, start here. 147 right now closed at inning angelsea drive. another place where we have some nor flooding, route 40 westbound at west end avenue. right lane blocked. and new jersey transit bus routes 507, 508, 509, those are detoured, check the schedules on line, and we already talking about a lot more like the ac rail line being suspended coming up in about ten to 15 minute, jim. >> thanks so much, meisha. high tide creeping up on folks down the shore, nor'easter continues to cause problems. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in ocean sit where some streets are still flooded, from the storms heavy rains. jim, good morning. >> jan, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, jim, it is raw morning down the shore, no fun to be out here. it is not raining any more. but the breeze is still kicking in. it is very cold. of course, still talking about

a serious story, as high tide now pushes in to ocean city, it hit right around 5:30 this morning. and since we are still under that coastal flood warning, moderate flooding could be out here today. it is easy to see, right in the back bay area, that that is exactly what we are experiencing. whether we first arrived here on scene, right around 4:30 this morning, we were couple of blocks further closer to the bay, pushing back, just to be out of the water and be safe this morning. this is what we are experiencing. still areas underwater, even after this storm has really pushed through. if you take a look at this video, you can she cape may county has been dealing with over the past 24 hours. yesterday, they had that drenching rain, and that whipping wind. some point experiencing wind gusts that exceeded 60 miles per hour as cathy has been saying, that wind has died down now, but we are still experiencing this last concern, this high tied this morning. "eyewitness news" was down the shore all day yesterday morning, noon, night, tracking this storm, we stopped in spots like avalon, stone

harbor, wildwood, ocean city, we saw many of the same things. a lot of localized flooding, street underwater, now, fortunately, at this time of year, the people down the shore tend to be those all year around residents. so they do know how to deal with these winter nor'easter's, some even embrace it, and some folks have a way of getting around it. take a listen. >> i'm used to it now, going on four years. >> most people know when the floods are at, like pacific avenue, it is real flooded there. you know? you just got to do what you got to do. >> were you going to surf in the street? >> yes, paddle out. i usually do it every storm when there is high tide. and just really sick. >> ya, he usually takes his surf board out in the back bay area. but yesterday he said he didn't really get enough of localized flood to go do that, unfortunately, we do see the waters are rising this morning, again, as the last high tide of concern comes in. fortunately, there is not widespread power outages, at

least not here in ocean sit, new jersey, this morning. but, because of the flooding concerns, this morning, ocean city school district is on a two hour delay. it is just one of the hands full of school district delaying school openings because every these concerns. of course, weaver complete list at cbsphilly.com. we are reporting live in ocean sit new jersey this morning. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back into you. >> thanks for the update. >> weather turned deadly in hunting park philadelphia. fifty-nine year old man was killed when high winds brought down a large sign at an used car lot. >> and across the city in south philadelphia, a huge tree narrowly missed homes along the 1,000 block of east my minute sing avenue. one man's car took the brunt of the crash. >> the tree did hit the car. but it just sort of dented the hood. cracked the front windshield. could have been a lot worse. >> also, some cars outside of hahnemann were damaged when high winds caused a portion that far collapsed, of that mural you just saw in the video to collapse.

>> terrifying minutes in north jersey, construction workers hanging high above a street in jersey city were thrown around by the high winds yesterday. before it crashing into the building. passing car was hit by some of the falling debris. the good news is there were no reported injuries, just a lot of rattled nerves, boy. glad i wasn't on that thing. >> and you can track the are imminent of the nor'easter and check out our forecast any time just download the free cbs philly weather app. it is available on itunes and google play. trio every executive actions and meeting with big three part of president trump's first 100 days in offers. changes prom ills dollars by the new administration, some happening within trump he's first hour on the job. craig boswell reports from washington. >> reporter: with the stroke after pen, president trump pulls the us out of the 12 nation transpass i have i can partnership monday vowing to pursue bilateral trade talks instead. >> great thing for the american worker what we just did. >> reporter: 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, pledge to go 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, stalled confirmation proceedings, for his cabinet nominee. >> late yesterday, the senate vote today confirm a third member of trump's administration, kansas representative mike pompeo, but not before hours of debate. >> 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 of state. a senate panel voted along party lines to approve his nomination. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". president trump is expected to be right here in philadelphia thursday for a gop congressional retreat, where healthcare reform is expected to be a key issue. it will be held at the loews hotel on market street from wednesday through friday. well, new this morning, fast moving fire damages this restaurant in philadelphia's wynnefield heights section. fire officials were called out to the hundred hing restaurant just after 12:30, firefighters were able to put out the fire in less than 30 minute. no word yet on what sparked the blaze. a new castle county grand jury has indicted a woman accused of intentionally setting a fire that killed three wilmington firefighters.

charges against beatrice ruiz include murder, arson and wreckless endangering. the rowhouse fire on september 24th trapped wilmington fire lieutenant christopher leach and senior firefighter jerry fix in the basement. senior firefighter died last month. >> and staying in delaware now, deadly police involved shooting remains under investigation this morning, in wilmington. this happened at a home on the 1700 block every west 13th street around 6:00 yesterday evening. police tell us officers were responding to armed man behaving irradically. when officers tried to approach him, he became disturbed, and an officer fired gun, fatally shooting the man. no officers were hurt. >> still ahead in this morning's health watch. another incentive to lose weight, we'll have updated list on which cancers are linked to obesity. >> plus, severe weather in california leads to dramatic beach rescue. what women were doing before they ended up in the ocean. >> and the cool new technology that's taking fire fighting to whole new level. see how firefighters are

battling flames from the air and sea. coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and we are riding the storm out together. this is a live picture from ocean city where you can still see the streets flooded out there. katie will let us know when this nor'easter finally moves out of the area when we come back. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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took rescuers about 40 minute to reach the women. >> i tried to get her to stand up. and she couldn't. and then she like fell, and i fell with her, and another wave came. and hit us. and i ran back out to try to save the second one. but she got too far away. and the waves got real big. >> now the rescuers did manage to save the second woman. later hospitalized but are expected to be okay. >> meanwhile, video caught the moment a rogue wave crashed into the first floor window of a restaurant in california. the waves completely flooded out the first floor. the restaurant has since been stripped of it carpet, and de humidifiers running to remove excess water. the damage left behind estimated cost anywhere between ten to $15,000. >> it seems on the west coast they're getting hit with severe weather, east coast we're getting hit with severe weather. katie looks like it is starting to move snout. >> at least the latest storm is, in fact, a loft storms, they just go across country. they end up here. and they bring millions of people different set of impacts on their way.

well, guys, if you needed any more proof on how winnie it was yesterday, check this out. yes, eyes are not deceiving. this is someone's trampoline, took off, wound up on south hampton avenue. cheryle moore posted this on facebook. if you own a trampoline, my neighbor's have one, i don't think it went anywhere yesterday. but i'm pretty sure they have invested in the optional quote unquote things that make sure these things did not turn into giant frisbee's, dangerous stuff. hopefully all of you kept your property where it was supposed to be, able to ride out the storm, as reo speed wagon said before we went to break. thankfully, starting to see this pull away. very large system, b, sluggish. take it sweet olds time to get out of here, seeing much more improved day, it is far from nice outside. so, quite breezy, we do still have the left over showers here and, there rain and the from yesterday, were pretty much what we expected, in

lakewood, ended up with over 2 inches, as we did out, chatsworth, shy of 2 inches, atlantic at this time city. 1.67 fell in white bog. everyone ended up with decent soaking, combined with the winds sweat nature of the day, miserable day. winter weather advisory continues today. because again the storm is taking its time to get out of here. up in carbon monroe county and point north that far will still find potential for slick travel out there as what's still expected to be light precipitation, could still come down, and slick end up the roadway in the form of snow, sleet, maybe some freezing rain, maybe even plane rain. wintery mix still a concern. and again, coastal flood warnings still in effect until 11:00 this morning, at most of the area, beaches and shore points. but, from this point forward, we can breathe at least sigh of relief. there is another cold front that comes along thursday into friday. but tomorrow looks like a gem. and the weekends, looks actually real nice, just on the chilly side, meisha? >> just have to get through today. already doing it. but we are not doing it without a hitch. because we've been slowing down in some areas. so, first of all, this is

what we're dealing with a accident involving a tractor-trailer. ninety-five north, northbound side, near allegheny avenue. that will right lane is compromised so heads up on this, a loft flashing lights, even though the northbound side will slow you down, even pushing in the southbound side, probably see the flashing lights, i hate to say this, but will get gaper delay moving in the southbound direction. snow will slow you down little bit. so take a lock at this, 95 northbound, between the vine and woodhaven road, will take but 15 minute right now. so whether moving in the northbound or southbound side of 95, i would just give yourself extra time, especially if you are moving in the northbound side. then in marlton new jersey we have snapped telephone pole, route 70 westbound near cropwell road. good news one lane now opened on the westbound side so do you have alternates to follow. we have so much more to cover. when we come back, stay right where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

>> from the trentonian, teachers union got its wish after numerous calls from the trenton education association stepped down. school board president, jason red, resigned monday. presided over two consecutive times day budgets that led to massive layoffs, school closures, privatization of jobs. >> the bucks county courier times pennsylvania senator bob casey delivers a warning about medicare. round table discussion yesterday, at the pens wood village retirement community. democrat were concerned that the new trump administration

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>> it will look a lot brighter , brighter skies ahead. break from major storms. >> link between obesity and cancer. >> research on cancer confirms excess body fat puts people at higher risk for certain cancers. colon, kidney, post menopausal breast cancer has been linked to owes bees at this, but it adds liver, ovarian, pancreas, thyroid cancers to the list, to reduce the risk of cancer, eating healthier and exercising. >> small meals better than one big meal for your health? according to doctors in germany, go with several small meals. that's the way i like to do things. their research shows even one rich meal, her any high fat foods, can spike triglycerides, and liver father cells, can lead to metabolic disease. don't want to have. that will looks like high tech is going to the dogs. >> japan's wearable expo underway in tokyo. one company attracted visitors

with censor equipped jackets and collars for dogs and cats. with the help after phone app, you can measure the animal's temperature, and activity in an effort to judge their current emotional state. of course what we are he always wondering, the jackets will sell for about $264. the to will go for 88 bucks, no word on when they'll go on sale. >> sounds good. well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", liver with a look at storm damage, across the area. trang? >> welshing jim, crews are still hard at work, dealing with the aftermath of yesterday's storms. i'm trang do, i'll show you where it is affecting the morning commute. plus, the executive act president trump took just one hour after taking offers, that will change what millions of americans pay for in a mortgage. >> health scare for the governor of minnisota how he's doing this morning, after collapsing during his state-of-the-state address. meisha? >> oh, not good. and the roadways, not good either. it will be slow commute this morning, friends, weaver accident, downed polls, speed restrictions, flooding and

changes to mass transit. yikes. all of the details coming up. first a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

and good mornings everyone, i'm jim done cran. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is 65:30, here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> because we are still under the coastal flood warning, high wind advisory, there is still a lot of concern down the shore. >> had hunting park, 59 year old man killed whether high winds brought down large sign, at an used car lot.

>> good thing for the american worker. >> signed executive order p.m. out of the transpacific trade deal. >> governor of minnesota recovering this morning, after a collapsing during a speech. >> this morning, they say he is doing fine. >> write your own rules, you know, right something that's as interesting as you are. >> going to happen every time? >> i think so. >> some scenes from lal lands, which may make opera history when nominations are announced later this morning. >> have you seen it yet? >> not yet. >> katie it, good? >> it is really good. forecast, not so good? >> no, it is not. ya, lala land to this. >> ya? >> it isn't looking all that -- okay, better than yesterday. >> good. >> lever you with the glass half full. we are expect to go see the breeze continue through the rest of the day. there will be showers that continue through the rest of

the day is it as bad as yesterday? absolutely not. very much a far cry from that. on storm scan, still finding that rotation take place. you can see how the precipitation itself even rotating around, with the just the departure of the storm. so, while still going to find some lingering showers, maybe even light wintery mix in the poconos, warranter g winter weather advisory to be extended until 65:00 p.m. by the way, this is a very, very far cry from yesterday. in addition to the winter weather advisory, we also still have the coastal flood warning, now, extended until 11:00 this morning, up and down all of the jersey shore lines, save for salem county then also save for new castle county but even through the delaware bay still going to have coastal flooding for the next couple of hours as those waters begin to recede from the last high tide. meantime current temperatures are as such. right around freezing in mount pocono. so again, cold enough to support some icing. even though, you may just find nothing but couple of showers, still chill and raw outside. winds are definitely lighter. but, north wind, in january, at 14, 15 miles per hour, yes,

in the recall. so throughout the day, you will be hugging the winter coat little extra tightly. mid 40's, the best we can expect mere for daytime high. but certainly with very limited sunshine. it will feel chillier than that. any time the wind blows, and again, there will still be showers to dodge. really through the rest of the day. though, nothing like yesterday. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much for that. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. so we are really starting to slow down now in basically anywhere that we look, because we have so many problem spots out there. wet roadways, contending with high winds, this is where we do have a disable school bus, 95 north past cottman, center lane, no word yet if kids are on board, but heads up on this. let's see here. you can see a lot of brake light going off. it is going to slow you down. you can see, 95, between the vine and woodhaven moving in the northbound direction. still going to run you about 15 minutes or so. i would give yourself extra time whether moving in the southbound or northbound side. starting to slow down here. heads up on this. plus, marlton, new jersey,

going to update you quick, where a snapped telephone pole, wires across the roadways, route 70 westbound, closed near cropwell road. now one lane open on the westbound side. you can still use alternate if you want to. good news, one lane now open, so you are scooting by. then accident here, route 100 northbound at shoemaker road. heads up there. take a look, construction from clean up from earlier accident, route 22 eastbound between the armand hammer boulevard and sanatoga, lingering until 1:00 p.m. take a look at all of the red on the censor map letting you know you are traveling very slow in that area, a lot more to discuss coming up in ten to 15 minute, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. clean up begins today after heavy rain and strong winds rip through our region. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live along route 70 in cherry hill where downed wires have closed part of the road. trang, good morning, any update on the road closures? good news to report, things definately improving here, off route 70. take a look, route 70

eastbound, all lanes are open. and surprisingly, we look over to the westbound side, you can see traffic moving. police have decided to open up one of those lanes. which is definitely unexpected, as crews are still out here, working on those power lines, that came down yesterday. but, this area, one of several in our region, dealing with storm damage. the impact of strong storms felt across the region monday. in hunting park it, turned tragic. a 59 year old man died, after strong winds ripped a sign off of a building, at car lot, and pinned him between two cars. >> can't believe the guy got killed with that. i can't believe it. >> in center city, a large chunk of a mural on the side of hahnemann hospital came crashing down, onto two parked cars. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> over in south philadelphia, the storm brought down a huge tree, and knocked out power along with it. >> this is the fourth or fifth tree in about seven, eight years, on this block, all ancient maples from when the neighborhood was developed.

>> no one was hurt, but part of the tree landed on joe hurley's car. >> the tree hit the car. it sort of dented the hood, cracked the front windshield. could have been a lot worse. >> in berlin, new jersey, powerful winds toppled more trees in the aftermath of the storm. then again, for commuters, in cherry hill, new jersey, here, route 70, just behind me, eastbound lanes, moving pretty great. and over on the westbound side, a lane was just opened up. so do you have that option this morning, just still expect some delays. but for now, live in cherry hill, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> good update there, trang, thank you. as katie mentioned few minutes ago, a coastal flood warning is in effect for the entire jersey shore until 11:00 this morning, this is live look at some of the flood being along the back bay, in ocean sit. wind was also a problem during the nor'easter, but we checked with local utility companies, report only hands full of outages remain this morning. and the storm felt a blow to train service in new jersey

but it does look like service is back to normal this morning. strong winds knocked down power lines, near linden, new jersey union county stranding thousands of amtrak ride earls. the shutdown affected two of the garden state busiest lines, northeast regional rail, acela express trains. >> new jersey transit was also forced to cancel trains yesterday afternoonment take a look at these pictures, taken by commuters after heavy rains flooded the tracks at hoboken train station. now trains are back up and running, but, new jersey transit says customers can still expect to experience some delays during this morning's rush. well the first 100 days of the president trump's administration are underway, and today will be crucial for his campaign promise to keep jobs in america. the president will meet with the ceo's of gm, ford, and chrysler at the white house, many of the president's cabinet picks are also up for votes on capitol hill this week. including ben carson, and nicky haley. president trump already overturning regulations president obama put in place to help homeowners. just one hour after taking office, the president suspend add plan to reduce government

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from new moan y mrs. bush was also admitted to the very same hospital and treated for bronchitis. well, the governor of minnesota is doing bet they are morning after collapsing during a speech. >> get him to the grounds please. governor mark was halfway through his state-of-the-state address last night when he fainted, the 69 year old fell and struck his head-on the podium, state senator also a paramedic was among those who returned to the governor's aid, lawmakers say democrat doesn't go down without a fight. >> he is a tough old bird. he's, you know, as everybody knows, former goalie, so he has suffered hits before and bounces back. >> one senator even said the governor was joking about the whole incident shortly afterward. no word those on why he fainted. >> well, coming up: inside a tornado. see the exact moment a twister ripped through a florida neighborhood. >> plus, three puppies found alive. five days after that avalanch in italy. and that discovery giving

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>> suaveness video ripping through a community. >> rain and living winds, so strong in miami, miami, moved the car on the left, and the car camera completely goes right. kind of hard to figure out what we're seeing, there but homeowners say ripped from their roots, power lines left hundreds of people in the dark. >> scene in albany, georgia where twitter ripped apart several homes. enormous storm system kicked up more than two dozen tornados across the south over the weekends claiming at least 20 lives. now, residents are reliving the moments that leveled their community. the sounds, a freight train, so true. don't get -- i hate to lose my home, but i dent lose my family. that's all that matters. >> several neighborhoods have been completely wiped off the map. president trump help recover during white house ceremony monday. >> wow. tough to see that. >> all right, katie, joining

us now, katie, we have, yesterday, i hate to be dramatic, yesterday i had err ants to run, all over town, umbrella was useless. >> it was. >> i had a verizon box hanging off my building. i was out there, out of the window hanging with a switcher pole trying to get the thing inside. >> how much would you pay to see that, katie? >> i have mental image that's priceless. >> my neighbors kept saying is that an electrical box? i didn't even think before doing it, but i'm glad it wasn't. just verizon box. >> my fun story from the morning was when i walked out of the building with from our sister station kyy news radio suzanne and i walk out, both with our umbrellas, both like mary poppins, well, that was pointless. >> see ya later. >> we all have those kind of stories, crazy stuff going on yesterday. but thankfully guys we are looking much shall much calmer today. are we out of the woods? no. but it is better than yesterday. let's take a look at some of the observations from the eyewitness weather watchers. thirty-seven the valley coming in from jennine.

winds relatively light, 4 miles per hour from the north, she lining so many of us looking forward to this point. to another one, 35 degrees, from phil, he actually has seen little bit of rain and drizzle here in the last couple every minutes. he sent this in two minutes ago, 35, the temperature for him. and we go to one more out to chesterfield here where one of our more loyal weather watchers ed is reporting again little bit of drizzle. at 36 degrees. wet, dark, start to the day, but he did sends us a picture of the device he actually used to send in his reports, and it is right under the deck. that at least was able to stay dry. but, regardless, thanks, guys, so much for getting up, and the chill and wet weather here this morning to send us the observation. how do we do it? the winds? pretty impressive. take a look, cape may ended up doing the best in fact, with 63-mile per hour wind gusts, tuckerton at 60. even here in philadelphia, we ends the up with 50, 505-mile per hour gust at times. very, very windy as we all well know. in the meantime, storm scan, showing us this storm system, pulling away, it still is rotating through, with heaviest precipitation, up

through up-state new york and the rest of new england. but back here, you still have that town counter clockwise rotation helping to. helping to draw moisture in, keep things on the un settled and windy side. so, as we look forward, that storm cell will pull away. next big thing in the pipeline? looks like another cold front, coming through specifically thursday. see how the manning end that and pink drop in with the jet stream. over the course of the next couple of days, see the temperatures go on roller coaster again. we go up into the 50's, tomorrow, don't get used to it, though, back to the 40's really where we should be by the time we hit the weekends specially, meisha? >> as long as it is sunny and 55 tomorrow. you said it before. >> good morning, everyone, so it is a very, very busy day in traffic. you know what? in one minute i try to get out as much as i can, but i can tell you there is so much going on out there, that i am just going to say leave your homes early. i would say at least 30, 40 minutes early, at least, that's if you are in no problem spot, also take it

very easy. disable school bus, 95 north at cottman. no word if kits are off. but as you can see very, very slow moving around there. plus we have an accident route 100 southbound shoemaker road. construction right around here from earlier accident. 422 eastbound between arm and hammer boulevard, sanatoga, lingering out there until 1:00 p.m. take a look at the censor map. all red letting you know it is a snail crawl around where that is on 422. then the ac rail line suspended, bridge stuck in the open position right now. bussing between 30th street in cherry hill, patco right now is cross honoring, check the schedules on line, plus the airport saying not only do they have concellations but also delays. check those as well. just reminder delaware river bridge closed. these alternates got very busy yesterday. they'll be very busy again today. jim, rahel, back to you. >> some are calling it miracle. three puppies are found alive in the italy avalanch. >> incredible. take a look at these cutest. three puppies were trapped for five days. underneath destroyed italian hotel, discovery now raising hopes more than 20 people still missing.

believed that they're burried under wall of snow. search teams continue to work around the clock. >> well, time now, 6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, nora, may we say, happy belated birthday. >> thank you so much. good morning to you, jim, rahel. on the maps, the coast, where powerful nor'easter is slamming the region, plus senator john mccain claims us, why he is against the president's decision to withdraw from the transpacific partnership. why now supporting rex tillerson as secretary of state. we will bring you the oscar nominations as they happen. see you right at 7:00. >> looking forwards to it, thanks so much, nora. >> well, the waiters and chefs at this trendy seaside restaurant are all inmates at columbia women's prison. the restaurant in cartayeni. come from the most popular and innovative chefs. it opened last month. books to capacity every night. work helps inmates learn a skill and speeds up their

rehabilitation. well, philadelphia's the scene of plenty of firsts. this morning we introduce you to another one. >> this time it is the for-profit restaurant. donating 100% of the profits to a good cause. pat gallen is live on rittenhouse square, where philanthropic partnership aiming for social change. hi, pat. >> reporter: good morning, guys, live here at the rooster soup company. you mention 100% of the profits go back to char i how is that possible? well, when you have really good food, a loft people will come in and buy it. and i have really good stuff here. this guy is tom hen man, tom, good morning, my friend, how are you? >> god, how are you? >> doing well. rooster soup company, 100% go to support vulnerable philadelphians. tell us about the mission of this place. >> well, what we were able to do here, able to take something that we already have in house, move, create a decent amount of chicken broth, and then donate that here to rooster soup. and then with what that did,

gave us leg up in terms of food costs and we were able to incorporate infrastructure we have here in philadelphia and some of the overhead helps minimize our costs. and then the most important piece of this was to take philadelphians and get everybody else involved. we had kick start campaign. which we raised the rest of the funds, and help get the restaurant open. now that we are open, up and running, we will take 100% of the profits and then donate that, turn around, give that right back to broad street ministry. >> in case people don't know, you guys are all under the same umbrella with federal donuts? >> correct. all cousins, brothers and sisters in here. makes it easy. synergy amongst the companies. everybody helping each other out. erin will touch on that when she talks about the smoked moos a ball soup. >> this is all your idea what you are saying? >> wish i could take credit for this one. >> this was my partner steve cook came to us years ago, hey, we have all of the chicken, let's make suppan donate it to broad street ministry. and he went to them. they were like we love that. that's wonderful gesture. however, our business model is

based on raising funds in order to provide these essential services for the vulnerable philadelphians. steve came back what can we do now? we said hey, if they need money let's maybe make money. and then turn around, what we do is restaurants, and that's what we know how to do. so we thought maybe by doing that we could then create, you know, enough revenue to them to make a difference and hopefully that's what we're all here and going to be able to do. >> not that you're not the star of the show, but i think this biscuit here with the eggs and the sausage is looking really good. and i'm guessing that chef erin over here put this thing together? >> i did. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> what is this? >> so this is our sausage, egg and cheese biscuit. >> okay? >> and, yes, one of our breakfast sandwiches. >> i usually don't eat soup in the morning but i jerry sandusky had amazing mat is a ball soup. tell us a little about the men knew. >> the menu is about comfort food, which is kind of

amazing, considering the points of the profits for the place. it fits. >> i'm comfortable. >> i'm about to get comfortable with this sandwich, erin, thank you so much. i appreciate t it is awesome. come down herement opening at 8:00. seven days a week. come get yourself a beautiful sandwich like this guys. isn't it beautiful? >> looking good, guy. >> great job there, guys. well, we are in the thick of the award season. the oscar nominations will be announce in the just couple of hours. >> now we know who will host the prime time emmy award. stephen colbert first time late show host will host the major award show. by the time nine time emmy winner. announce in the july. you can watch the 69th annual prime time emmy awards right here on cbs-3. >> one award no one wants, the golden raspberry awards, for worse movies of 2016. zoo lander number two has leading nine razzie award nominations including worse actor and director for ben stellar. behind batman versus superman dawn every justice with eight nominations, the razzies will be held the day before the

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>> before you hit the road it is three to go. >> from the philadelphia suburbs to the shore, clean up underway after nor'easter caused flooding brought down tees, knocked out power. >> president trump meets with the ceo in questions to keep jobs in the country. >> and film lovers awaiting the oscar nominations, live this morning at 8:18. expected to include nominees from including the senses and lala lands. >> of course still dealing with the aftermath now of that storm system in the clean up. and also, with just left over breezy conditions, and showers, so, they're very light, very scattered, storm obviously up in new england, still dealing with those leftovers today. so as the showers linger may run and encounter slick spots. i don'ti don't think we'll see s past 30 miles per hour, definitely an improvement. >> thank you so much, katie do. have disable school bus out

there 95 north at cottman, kids not on board. that's good thing, look how slow it is, and also, just reminder delaware river bridge is closed, so have to use the alternates, they'll be again very, very slow today. >> thank you shall meisha. every food has its day, and today we go nuts for national peanut butter day. >> do you see what we do? go nuts for peanut butter day. world fair in st. louis, but peanut butter didn't become popular, when the military discovered the peanut butter sandwich was an easy way to get protein to the troops. so yum. spread the words. >> i like chocolate peanut butter. >> yes? >> chocolate. has to be blended. >> that would be good. >> i'm very particular. >> i'm sure you are. >> next up on cbs this morning, what's that supposed to mean, a look at the future of international trade under the president. >> join us each weekday morning starting at 4:30. >> ♪ >> ♪

♪ good morning. it is tuesday, january 24th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." a deadly storm hits tens of millions in the northeast. strong winds, heavy rain and ice knock out power and cause travel chaos. plus, as many clean up, a new state of the art satellite could help predict when storms will hit. we'll take a closer look at this potentially life saving technology. today, president trump will meet with top executives of the auto industry this follows his decision to pull out of a pacific deal and a warning to leaders that he will tax imports.