at the loews hotel about a block away, from me to talk manufacturing, immigration, and, health care reform. president trump's first trip as leader of the united states , sent him to the the birthplace of our country, philadelphia. and this motorcade snaked through center city, trump greet by protesters none too pleased with him. but inside loews hotel on market and 12th street. >> a laws. >> reporter: trump welcomed with open arms by our nation's top republicans, members of the house and senate gathered for a three take congressional retreat. >> so nice, thank you. >> reporter: president laying out his plans for congress, now under a republican control >> the hour of justice for the american worker has arrived. >> reporter: president trump focusing on strengthening trade keels and getting hearn manufacturing jobs, up and running.

>> we're going to pursue new trade deals to create higher wages and more opportunities, for american workers, bringing back those have any of sent words: made in the u.s.a. >> reporter: but he says his first order of business will be dealing with the affordable care act. >> our legislative work starts with repealing and relaying obama care. >> reporter: now trump's motorcade took him to the identify entrance at least, so it is unclear whether the president even saw hundreds gathered here to protest him in center city. many as you can see right here near 12th street and filbert, but our joe holden was in the thick of things all afternoon seeking with many of these protesters near city hall. the let's go to him you this for that part of the story, good evening, joe. >> reporter: greg, good evening to you. we are joined by a fresh round of protesters out here, and there was as i mentioned about hundreds. we can a count thousands at

this point, right now, official word from philadelphia police as they believe, 3,000 people, demonstrated earlier, and what you are watching right the now , live on cbs-3 is a whole new round, of demonstrators. >> we are the people. >> reporter: demonstrators flooded center city streets, this row test of the the new add perfection. and demanded the affordable care act be left, intact. >> i think it is really important for our lawmakers to realize that they are dealing with peoples lives. >> reporter: samantha lockwood from south philadelphia survived two bought of the ovarian cancer. she and other worried about president trump's promise to repeal the affordable care act >> it would mean would i lose preexisting conditions. >> reporter: demonstrations were peaceful according to philadelphia police. >> unaudible. >> reporter: group of about 2,000, left thomas payne plaza

and marched around city hall at noon. commissioner ross says his department is presented, with a number of challenges, in dealing with the demonstrations. >> a lot of what we tiehl with in today's protest, don't really lend themselves to telling us that. so we kind of adlib and see what happens with you we will be prepared. >> reporter: protesters ended at secret service blockade at 13th and market. some the in the crowd were upset that they could not get closer to the loews hotel where the president was speaking. and she was here supporting the you this administration. >> thinks ridiculous. the guy hasn't even been president for a week yet, give him a chance. he will start moving things. i guess people don't like it. >> reporter: around 2:00 philadelphia swat team responded to reports of protesters trying to breach the bny melon sky scraper at 17th and jfk, police captain said they nearly made it this but security was able to lock down the building. we watch as police searched this hand, who we're told nobody was arrested.

and back live now, the loews hotel is just to my left, philadelphia police, continue to hold, the secret service barrier, that is in place, for at least a while longer. meanwhile, the protests here, at the 11th and market streets has closed the interest section. we will continue to monitor this, and, last check around 20 minutes ago reported no arrests, and no citations filed, you can actually see the demonstrations. we are live from center city, i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meantime tensions are rising between u.s. and mexico over president trump's plan to build a border wall. mexican president enrique pena knee it owe said he informed the white house he cancelled his trip to washington because president trump is moving forward with the plan that calls for mexico to pay for the wall but today, in philadelphia, president trump claimed cancellation was a

mutual decision. >> the president of mexico and myself, have agreed to cancel our planned heating scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless, and i want to go a different route. >> mexico's president says his country will not pay for the wall. experts say a lot of resources will be needed for this massive wall project, president trump wants to replace the fencing along 2,000 long southern boarder with a concrete wall, the the president has said that his plans will cost eight to $12 billion but analyst peg the figure closer to 15 to $40 billion. critics say that money is better spent on more technology, equipment and manpower. >> he build a higher wall some people will build a higher ladder. what you need on the border to ensure security is shore border patrol agents.

>> reporter: and short time ago white house press secretary sean sizer says the administration is pushing for a 20 percent border tax on mexican imports, to help pay for that wall. president trump is also going after chile manning, the president tweeted this morning , that manning was an ungrateful trait or for criticizing the obama administration. hang was serving 35 year sentence for, stealing and disseminating thousands of confidential documents and videos to wikileaks but president obama commuted her sentence in the final weeks of his presidency. former secretary of state madeline albright says that she's ready to register as a muslim, in a show of solidarity. albright tweeted i was raised catholic, became episcopalan and found out lighter my family was jewish. i stan ready to register as a muslim in solidarity. during his campaign trump proposed a ban on foreign muslims entering the u.s. and at one point suggested requiring muslim already in the u.s. to register. criticizing president

trump in the process scientist is today move the hand of the so-called, doomsday clock closer to midnight. they to so amid what they say are increasing worries over nuclear weapons and climate change. the bulleting of atomic scientists sets clock every year they base it on whether the events of the past year have pushed humanity closer or further from stinks. the clock is now, two and a half minutes there midnight, that is the closest it has been since 1953. >> for it to advance times out of the growing concerns about the die tear racial in relations, between the united states, and russia. two countries that account for more than 90 percent have of the world's nuclear weapons. it did so also for uncheck nuclear modernization programs in every nuclear state, and a rack of global action in response to climate change. >> the scientists called, president trump's comments on nuclear weapons quote, loose and destabilizing. repair crews are still

working to restore water service to a neighborhood in montgomery county after a mass have sinkhole opened up there. this was the scene early this morning, crews were able to save a white truck dangerously close to the edge of the sinkhole. the large sinkhole swallowed sidewalks, front yard, and derrick pits of the franklin institute, told us what could have caused it. >> well, in this particular instant tan we are looking for a type of sinkhole where these layers that really easily can advertise solve open up the ground overhead. it is often like a cabrun that is underneath this is limestone, and the roof of which dissolves and then the dirt falls in. >> aqua pennsylvania is asking residents in the area to boil all water until further notice police this delaware county are searching for a man suspect of robbing a springfield wawa convenient store. surveillance photos show him walking into the store just after 1:30 in the morning on tuesday. while clerk was making a sandwich, the suspect began throwing cigarette cartons in

the pillowcase. when clerk confronted him, the suspect pulled out a box cutter, fortunately the clerk was not hurt. and here is more surveillance video philadelphia police want you to take a close look at, it is from gold star alterations on elmwood avenue. an armed man walked inside the business last thursday, and attack the 60 year-old owner. now take note of the suspect's sweat the shirts, and it has a white circle patch on the front, and the word, at 67 on the back. police say man left after taking $100 from the register. the victim was treated at a local hospital forehead injuries. new legal developments in the hospital infection cases, at the university of of pennsylvania. the the mongeluzzi law firm filed motions on behalf of two patients who end up with infections following heart surgery at penn medicine. lawyers want more information about the hospital, and, from the hospital, about equipment used in the operation. penn spokesperson says that they don't comment on pending litigation, and the equipment in question was removed from the hospital, two years ago.

if you have been outside, today you might have noticed that wind, it is strong, and a wind advisory in effect for next hour. meteorologist kate bilo is live inside, away from the wind but it is, it is forceful >> it is forceful, jessica, sky deck would not have been best eye tea, blowing town 16th street right now so glad to be inside today if you have to be outside wind are strong, strong enough to bring down tree branches, possibly bringing town power lines and cause isolated power outage is a cross the area we will start with cloud, and a few showers and once the cloud cleared out the sun came out and then wind picked up. the wind are responsible for bringing moisture into western pennsylvania, and new york state, over the great lakes, comparatively warmer waters there, producing lake effect rain ape snow showers. can't rule out a few flurries headed closer to us tonight or tomorrow, but really the big story here is the wind, this evening and tonight. the wind advisory in effect for much of the region this will 6:00 o'clock. it is not in effect for much

longer, generally until sunset when strongest wind are anticipated but wind could gust to 50 miles an hour. looking at current gusts right now 36 miles an hour in lancaster. 35 miles an hour wind in wilmington and gust to 29 just measured at philadelphia international airport but here are your peak gusts for some spots today, new castle 47 miles an hour, cochranville 46. 46 miles an hour as well at northeast philadelphia airport now wind died down a bit but it will be blustery heading in the weekend and temperatures on their way down , ill will's tell you how cold, windy it will be when we take a look at that full forecast, coming up, ukee. thanks, kate. coming up on "eyewitness news" terrifying moments caught on cameras onlookers cannot do a thing as a plane nose dives in the lake, video when we come right back. veterinarians say pet allergies are on the rise, how you can tell if your pet might be suffering, and how you can help. and you know you do it, you sneak a little cookie dough when making cookies or grab a little from the tube, in the fridge?

well now a restaurant is making this delicious treat, safe, and part of the menu,

well, two people were killed in australia when a small plane crash in the lake and terrifying incident was recorded on video. >> eyewitness celebrating australia day recorded this video on the banks of swann lake, and the plane coasted over the water before making a sharp turn and nest diving in the water. video from the higher vantage point shows right when the plane went down. emergency responders rushed to the scene but they found no survivors. a train derailment leaves behind a huge mess and luzerne , colorado about a hour north of denver. authorities say the train jumped tracks around 11:00 causing 25 coal cars to overturn. two of the cars smashed into a building near tracks, no one was hurt though, crews brought in heavy equipment to clean up the pole, the cause rehaines under investigation.

newly released cash cam video from this month shows moment two minnesota troopers narrowly avoided disaster. they were park just feet from a tractor trailer that lost control and spun off the roadway. the fortunately, no one was hurt. well, many of you may know consuming raw eggs is not good for you but most likely you sneak raw cookie dough anyway. >> but dough, a place in new york city, is trying to take that away from signature chocolate chips to oatmeal m and m's specialty combinations like fluffernutter, pastor rised egg products and heat treated florist used to take risky bacteria all away. >> sitting in the car, passing this type of cookie toe around i said why is this not a thing where you can go into a shop, buy cookie dough, no the feel sad about having to sneak it, sit in the car and eat it. >> here's the thing, i don't feel guilty about it. >> i hear you. >> is that bad. >> maybe a little bit. >> however, if it isn't your thing the specialty shop

offers baked cookies, as well. >> i need to check myself on that. twinkey ice cream, hostess cakes teamed up with nestle for new line of ice cream. is there a snowball flavor marshmallow with chocolate cake underneath. ice cream will be in freezer aisles, next month. keep an eye out for that. >> twinkeys ice cream. >> okay, all right. >> i would try it. >> sure. >> i would to anything for science. you know me. >> science. >> all in the name of science. >> yes good kate has our forecast for today. >> the wind is blinding today. in the city and through buildings, and you have a word for it, i had my word for it, it called it ventura effect, which sound like a sci-fi movie. >> it toss. >> but wind speeds up as it goes through those narrow, you know, corridors in the city. the it will blow you right down the street today. very, very strong.ou right lets look at is what going on this evening. wind are strong for the next, 45 minutes or so, we will remain under a wind advisory, and that wind advisory will

expire but it does stay blustery as we head toward the weekend. here's a look outside from camera at parkway central library, the clouds have come in this afternoon once again after sunshine midday, it has been a interesting day, we started morning with rain for the morning commute, and then, the rain moved out, the sun peak out, as soon as sun came out the wind started to pick up and with that colder air moving in aloft we have cloud formation that tends to happen through the evening and late afternoon hours. just a little peak of the sunset colors, a little bit as we look live toward the city. storm scan three does show some lake effect snow showers, as that colder air, moves over the waters of the great lakes, we have got snow showers break ing out across much of the new york state, western pennsylvania, and as well, rain and snow showers, and, it could be a few flakes over here tonight and tomorrow, they could but it is not a big deal, don't expect much if anything in the way of accumulation anywhere. best chance to pick up flakes would be up in the poconos. temperature wise, it is still above average day, we're sitting at 47 in philadelphia right now 456789 in reading. down in south jersey we're

warmer upper 40's here millville down into dover, delaware. forty-seven right now in wildwood. but, peak wind gusts to day look at how pretty rough out there, 43 miles an hour gust where is measured this afternoon in philadelphia at the airport. lancaster had a gust of 46, wilmington 41. that is strong enough to break off smaller tree branches and weaken tree branches and income down power lines as well. the isolated power outages, we see on twitter and facebook a few folks saying they lost power earl tore take thanks to the wind the through tonight we will see the wind dying down a little bit. 15 miles an hour overnight but for your friday, it is blustery, wind ten to 20. gusts as high as 30. not as blustery as today but we have a wind that strong and cooler air moving in as well. it will make it feel colder. the saturday wind out of the west at 15. so, it is a typical january chill as we head through the end of the week and into the weekend, breezy, cool for your saturday, highs in the 40's and it will feel like the 30's over the next few days, thanks to the brisk wind from the

west/northwest, sunday partly sunny, back to the 40's, less wind on sunday but notice another cold front lurking just off to the west, and then behind that we will replenish the cold, as we head into the start of the next week. but it is a beautiful night to take a stroll on the sand in margate. here's beach patrol headquarters shot. it looks like a picture post card there as long as you do not mind wind because it is blustery on the beach tonight the but it is quiet, for any folks that may be out and about, no rain, no snow, not much in the forecast, either, overnight, just a few clouds, blustery at 35 degrees, and tomorrow is another windy day, and with a mix of sun, clouds, eyewitness weather three day forecast, well, it is chilly but seasonably chilly, 40's where we should be for january , and in fact, it is actually, three to 5 degrees above normal right through the weekend and we have lots of sunshine. so you cannot complain about the sun. >> that is right. >> you definitely need to dress more in layers. >> yes, that is right. >> i like that. >> thanks, appreciate it. an actor who spent past week protesting the presidency

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out, learning some basketball skills. >> i'm excited. >> ready to train. >> i love it. >> come on man. get some water, gatoraid. real quick. >> the goal here today is to give them confidence. >> bring tonight. >> to really show them that working together, as a group can actually help everybody in this ram. >> check this out. >> make some noise. >> are you going to work these kid to take. >> of course. >> working hardies a team. if you don't work hard you cannot ago establish things to be successful in life. >> you have to be in control, slow it down guys. >> many kids in the under served neighborhoods need to be approached in a different way, and some of the issues that they may have, at home and in their community but to

held it all together, you know , it is a marriage between sports, and mentoring. >> four, three, two, one. >> we are engaging children, and it is not a one conversation type thing that fixes everything, you know what i mean? it is a process. so, yes, it is trust the process. >> say thank you. >> did he say get to trust the process. >> trust it. >> we see what you did there. >> teach the children well. >> they looked great. >> thanks, butted i. how can you tell fur petties suffering from allergies and what you can do about it coming up in the next half an hour, cleve. >> president trump meeting with g.o.p. leaders in philadelphia but new jersey top republicans remained on his side of the river today i'm cleve bryan, coming up what governor christie was to go at a trenton high school. and an amazing discovery in the aftermath of the tornado, an opened undisturbed bible, but what is even more

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well, new jersey governor chris christie pays a visit to trenton, he face protesters about cool funding, and questions, about why he wasn't in philadelphia >> reporter: yes. >> i sure work hard report report time for trenton's brightest young mind to pick governor's brain for advice. >> great equalizer in everything you to in your life is hard work. >> reporter: governor christie met with students at ninth grade academy though participants represented every grade level, beneath water state ceiling he encouraged them a new state of the art high school is two years away.

>> this new high school will be a place that is not only where you learn but where you socialize. there will be things that will be able to happen here you will be really proud of and proud to participate in. >> reporter: christie's school visit happened at the same time president trump met with other republicans 30 miles away from philadelphia, with no cabinet appointment some question the state of their highly publicized friendship. >> governor does being here today mean turning down an opportunity to be with president trump. >> no, why judge why to you ask that? this is where i am, my job. >> reporter: what their events had in common were protesters. >> community, and teacher, tea cry christie's proposed changes to the funding formula which will cut aid to urban district in favor of giving every school district a state the same amount of aid per student. >> we will not stand by while he taps our student at the back and he picks their pocket >> will we cut 07 percent of our teaching staff, close 70 percent of our buildings? >> reporter: during his hour with students governor christie did not make any mention of the school funding

formula plan which democrats have reject, on friday, a special commit thee to discuss school funding will meet at king's way high school n trenton i'm cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the first poll gauging president trump's job a rolfe rating is out, quinnipiac university poll taken between inauguration day and yesterday , shows 36 percent of americans, voters approve, of the president's job performance. and 44 percent disapprove of the way president trump has handling the job. 20 percent had no opinion. now i want to show you live picture from center city protests continue outside g.o.p. congressional retreat, and following the visit of president trump today, you're looking right now at intersection of 11th and market streets, and our ohio holden tells us that so far police report no arrests and no citations. and take a look at this traffic helps, you can see yellow, shows slow traffic near market street because of those protests, if you are heading to center city or

waiting for someone just ab wear there is still a lot of activity there. republican law makers in congress continue to meet here in philadelphia, and hash out their agenda and to take president trump weighed in on what the priorities will be. dom giordano of our sister station talk radio wpht is joining us now from the retreat in center city to talk more about what happened today and president trump, dom, thanks so much for being with us. i want to talk about those job approval ratings, first because that is 36 percent of americans voters a roof, 36 percent approval rating, what do you think on that? >> well, i think he is a very controversial figure, we know that but i can tell thaw 46 percent is engaged by and large, the base of it, that is what he is asking, and his job approval, as a president is going to be determined by whether he brings jobs back, whether he keeps america safe. all this other stuff, all of the distractions and all might

be a bit entertaining but ultimately that is going to be the core of whether people support him or not, particularly after the first 100 days. they have to see movement on these things, otherwise, this other stuff will be tiresome. >> let's talk about the border wall with mexico. we get news that mexican president has cancelled his trip to washington. the president says that he is moving forward with the border wall. people in his own party senator lindsey graham is saying, and they also talk about perhaps putting a 20 percent tariff on mexican imports as a way to say it. senator graham says this could be a huge barrier to economic growth. how do they come to grips with all this and make it work in a way like you say to grow jobs and grow the economy. >> well, i think we have seen some of the things he has done already, jessica, around keeping jobs in this country. that will be his focus. i'm not a big fan of the tariffs, i'm in the sure if that is what he will do around

tariffs but the other day trump said he wants to cut about 75 percent of the regulations we have vis-a-vis the federal government, i think he will be talk down there that a little bit but i think trump will have difficulty convincing some of the republicans, to be as radical as he would be in cutting taxes and regulations but that is his formula. lust he sees himself and i think with some reason as a great negotiator. i often have vincente fox, the former president of mexico, he is adamant that mexico will not pay for that wall. we will see down the road what trump does to negotiate with them around that. >> and quickly before we let you go you are there where the retreat is happening, and what is this sense you get as we watched kind of throughout the day of the relationship between g.o.p. congressional members and the president. >> well, i think the relationship is, decent right now, at this point because if

trump goes to twit era lot of these republicans are afraid of that. acid test will be when we come up on affordable care act and what he wants and what they want and that, jessica will give us a sense of which one will bend more but as far as i can tell paul ryan and president trump are doing much better in their relationship. i don't think it is as distant as it was at various points during the campaign. >> dom giordano thanks so much as always, we appreciate you. >> thanks, jessica, thank you. recovery effort for victims of the italy's deadly avalanche is complete. final death toll stand at 29 after a week of search effort at an italian hotel. nine people were pulled out alive in the first days of the rescue, two others escape. authorities say that autopsies on the first six bodies showed most died from the initial physical trauma, of the hotel, collapsing. art instructor at william car's mississippi took this

picture of the bible that is inspiring survivors of the deadly tornadoes over the weekend. it was found on the pulpit of the campus church with the pages own to psalm46 which reads god is our refuge and our strength, very present help in trouble. many of the university buildings were damaged by the deadly twisters. well, one airline is getting rid of something you may have gotten used to over the years and they are hoping thaw do not even notice, we will tell you what it is when we come back. veterinarians say pet allergies are on the the rise how you can tell if your petties suffering and how you can help. those tiny ear buds that come with the iphone are easy to use, how apple is helping you keep track of them when we come right back, kate this. taking a peak at your weekend watch and it is seasonably cold but generally dry weekend, is there a chance for stray snow shower or flurry in the poconos especially saturday. temperatures in the mountain will stay sub freezing all weekend in the city, down the shore we have a breezy day saturday, less wind on sunday a few more cloud possible on

sunday but temperatures seasonal highs in the lower 40 's both days this

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well, new study shows uber has surpassed star bucks as most common expense among business travelers. >> it analyzed 40 million expenses from 1 million business travelers, and uber, accounted for 6 percent of all business travel transactions last year. now star bucks is still most popular meal expense, a larger amount of money is still spent on airfare filled by hotels. this may be a sign of the tech times for american airlines, the airline says that there will be no seat back screens on the new boeing 737 max jets set to be delivered later this year because most passengers carry their own devices. american says that it free streaming library and new satellite internet service will be available on board.

apple has come up with a solution for those who are losing their wireless air pod ear budd. apple is adding a find my air pod feature to my find my i phone app. it will track town 60-dollar headphones, tell you their location and blast sound so you can locate them. >> they are very small, that is the one thing. >> $160. >> you don't want to lose them >> got that right. dad captured unspector filing photo of his child surfing. >> see what was in the wave that had him in the pan inning , up

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our pets screens with allergies. kimberly buso says she can see , hear help her pit bull mix is suffering there allergies. >> he snores at night because of the mike as. he breaks out in the red rash in his chest. his eyes get watery and scratches them quite a bet. >> reporter: vets say dog allergies have increased with one in seven suffering from agonizing itching, scratching, veterinary pet insurance reports that skin allergies as most common reason outside of routine visits that people take their pets to the vet. >> environmental allergens, dust, pollen, anytime we get the a windy day, i think of the tuesday, and flying around that could effect people but it can affect pets too: >> reporter: allergens are inhaled, ingested or trek contact with the skin. top three causes, sleep sensitivity, environmental elements and adverse reaction toss todd. most owners think switching todd will dot trick but less

than 20 percent of skin allergies are food related. >> my gosh 30 or 40 percent of the patients we see suffer from some form of an allergy related problem whether it is itching skin, you know, ear infections. >> reporter: itching is one of the most common signs of pet allergies and just like in hugh hans you can find out what your petties allergic too and term a specific treatment. >> i suffer there allergies as well, that is why i understand how important it is, to bring your pets in because they feel same things we feel. >> reporter: veterinarians say springtime is generally the worst time of the year for pets who suffer with allergies and like they say in there with people, and pets, medications are often helpful. how about people and pets that have the same allergies. >> oh, yeah. >> yes. >> everybody is miserable. >> my talk and cats sneeze we say bless you, all the time. we're family. >> that is it. >> thanks, stephanie. ten year-old surfer catching a wave in australia has quite a story to tell, his

family was taking pictures out on the water when shadowy figure appeared to break the surface. you see it there. it wasn't until dad checked it out later that he realized how close his son was to danger. >> at first shotty did not the say anything. second shotty zoom in. i realized what i captured. he was going back out for one more. i quickly pulled him in and called shark to the other four boys out there. >> i was shocked but i was than the scared because it was like it just happened and it was long before i saw it. i would have freaked out and fell off. >> he showed picture to shark experts, they a boy nearly surf into an 8-foot long juvenile great white. >> wow. >> that is something. >> after more than two years of dreaming, he would nail this trick, swedish snowmobile free style rider danny bowten finally dit. >> danny became first person to land a double, back flip on

the snowmobile. it is known as toughest trick in the sport this isn't first time dan made headlines in 2011 he made a jump from a ski slope that carried him more than 200 feet. >> my man is talented, i will give him that. >> wow. >> we will see it one more time. >> that is just crazy. >> my goodness. >> wow. >> no snow but just wind out there. >> yes. >> very windy outside this evening, it is getting better now natalie sun has gone town winds are starting to decrease but it will be blustery until weekend as that cold air comes n we have more typical january pattern, been a interesting month. temperatures averaged above normal but we have had some snow, we have had rain and we have had temperatures above normal. now we are going back to normal but wind will pick up and feel a whole lot like janice supposed to feel this weekend. we will take you out to the poconos where it is looking quiet out there on the slopes

tonight, great night to get outside but wind are strong and that could probably blown you down the hill if you are not careful outside tonight. but they have got plenty of snow at jack frost big boulder , it has definitely been cold enough and snow has been hanging an the snow they are able to make, when temperatures were colder earlier in the month and they will have plenty of time this weekend to make more snow, because temperatures should stay, sub freezing, in the poconos, all weekend long. and checking in with our eye witt these weather watchers and they are reporting some blustery conditions, out there , temperatures in the mid 40's, and lets take a look at wind gust from his our weather watchers though. currently we're seeing wind, not as strong as they were a little bit earlier. 15 miles an hour in philadelphia, chestnut hill at phil's house. jason in middletown delaware is at 25 miles an hour right now. so still some blustery conditions outside right now but again, it is a dry night, quiet night, and pretty nice looking sunset, if you do not mind the wind. you can see the flags really flying today with those gusty wind, wind gusts over 40 miles an hour near the city, and love this shot from greg mccoy showing blue skies, a rare

sight, clear blue skies this afternoon, i have not seen too much have of that. to take goes down as sunny day but also with a rain drop on our calendar because it is definitely another wet start, to your morning, and jenny janssen is showing us beautiful sunset, and through the trees, and looking good, and no leaves on the the trees just yet, we still have plenty of winter to go and it is definite the liz going to feel more like the season it is this weekend. here's a look at storm scan three which does show the pattern that we're entering into the the front has now moved off shore, and then the strong, west northwesterly wind in the wake of the cold front passage, producing some lake effect snow and rain showers, and across much of the northeast, tonight, and we're seeing pretty steady snow, you can see down wind of the buffalo areas, upstate new york and western pennsylvania, some pretty significant snow showers and squals there. most of this not making tonight to our neck of the woods whiz is good news but cannot rule out a stay flurry or snow shower, especially in the poconos anytime tomorrow organ as we head in the weekend. it his 4 degrees looking live at the city sky line from

across the river at palmyra cove nature park and lets talk about what to expect for your friday, it is another blustery day, not as windy as today, no wind advisory or anything like that, 10 degrees cooler, chilly at night as well, you cane tomorrow the wind do pick up in the afternoon and wind could gust to about 30 miles an hour especially from the city on south and east. we're heading quickly into february. quick look at february it is actually the most snowy month on average in philadelphia, 8.8 inches is what we normally get. average high is 41. then it climbs to 47 by end of the month, and then by the end of the seven days we're talking about groundhog day, if again, depend on whether he sees his shadow or not prediction for that early spring. for your friday mix of sun, cloud, windy at 46 degrees. definitely going to feel more like january supposed to feel through last weekend of the month wem temperatures in the lower 40's. monies normal day. back to normal tuesday. maybe snow showers by wednesday and your groundhog on thursday, interesting to

see what punxsutawney fill has to say this year. ukee and jessica. >> kate, thank you. shy a labeouf was arrested after he got the in to an altercation with another man while protesting president trump. >> police say he pulled the scarves of the unidentified man outside museum of the moving images in queens, new york scratching his face in the the process. labeouf has spent first few days of his new administration dancing and repeating the phrase he will not divide us in front of a live camera. we're still waiting to hear about funeral arrangements for actress marry tie letter more. >> this as tributes continue to pour in, many from women who were influenced by ground break going career, oprah and others weigh in

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television eye cone mary tyler moore and perhaps feeling the most are the women that she influenced. >> louis aguirre joins us from los angeles with more, louie.

>> well, that is right ukee and jessica, a female pioneer in every sense of the word. tonight we will go inside mary , the ground breaker. >> she came out and changed herc. >> so many women have have told me it changed their lives made it possible for them, to work themselves. >> i was 12 or 13 and i remember wow, look at her, she's on her own. the she's an independent women she's pursuing a career. that led me to go into television news. >> after working here for three years and to go every little job from watering, to paper clips to tweezers, i think i'm ready for more responsibility. >> word pioneer does little to encompass magnitude for which mary tyler moore changed television, and culture for women. >> the national treasure, mary is a national treasure. >> reporter: her legacy can be seen on every channel, as women in broadcasts pay

tribute to their fearless leader. >> pioneer, feminist icon. >> we all want to be like mary >> i was in my early teens and it made such an impression. >> reporter: ladies of the talk, flaw through barrettes in the eras a tribute. backstage comedian cheryl underwood told us how much guiding force mary was in her own life. >> she could sing, she could dance, she could to comedy and things that i wanted to to. so in watching her career i was like i want to be like that. >> reporter: we will have so much more tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. great to hear that. >> seats special. >> generation out there that has no idea but they will get better idea if you tune into cbs news special honoring life and legacy of mary tyler moore gayle king will host mary tyler moore love is all around us, right here at 9:00 p.m. on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 president trump speaks in philadelphia parts

of his address that directly affected the city. and protesters, packed the streets to voice their concerns about president trump we're live as crowds continue to gather tonight. plus results are in, and what a just released report is saying about the engineer at the controls during an amtrak crash that killed two people last year, kate? wind advisory has expired but a blustery night still lies ahead as colder air moves into the region. we will tell you how strong wind will be and how strong they will make it feel as we head into friday and the weekend, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. it is a very special place in our nation's history. it is the place where we launched our american independence. a philadelphia focus, president trump speaks to republican law makers in center city and part of his message trekly affects the

city of brotherly love and sisterly affection but outside those opposed to the president made their voices heard. tonight, his comments about the city sparking a response from mayor jim kenney. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we have team three coverage for you tonight, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been following protests all day but we will begin with greg argos with more on what the president had to say, greg well, jessica it was a very quick, trip here to philadelphia. for president trump. he was in town for just about three hours, spending most have the time at least hotel about a block away from the area meeting with congressional republicans. he made a speech which included a change to an immigration policy which could affect each and every philadelphian. >> the forty-fifth president motorcade, went through center city. after arriving loews hotel to dress top republicans for the annual g.o.p.