>> live from philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. well, snow is moving through parts of our area this morning. katie will show us parts seeing the most and when it will clear out. >> developing this morning, authorities in canada are now calling mass shooting at a mosque an act of terrorism. more on the violence unfolding. shooting victim shows up at a hospital overnight only to get arrested by police. what officers say he did right before the bullets flew. >> today is monday, january 30, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. people in south jersey, delaware, waking to up some snow this morning. live look now from vineland, you might have to deal with slick roads because of the snow, plus, it won't last all day. >> so for more on how long the

snow will stick around let's turn to katie over in the weather center. >> primarily morning issue, pretty modest one-3 inches absolutely max. we showed you storm scan. you see it over my shoulders. full screen one more time. i want to show you what's going on with this. we do actually have rain mixing in here, cold enough, the timing just right well enough on our side that you'll find snow sticking and accumulating primarily through the southeastern portion of our area. little tighter look here, probably finding couple of flakes son i-95, but i'll need to send to you cumberland county, kent, sussex, winter weather advisory posted until noon today, periods of snow, primarily delaware, southern new jersey, allentown looking for it, sorry, you get gipped this time. north of bucks county, montgomery county, don't expect anything out of this, even that far north.

slick morning commute nonetheless expected in those areas. when you look at the temperature profile, you can understand why. 32 degrees on the freezing mark, hitting it on the nose there, will last us through the rest of the morning. city, pretty much couple of flakesment not much more than that. allow for slick commutes, though, down the shore, across the rest of southern new jersey, meisha, one of those half and half kind of mornings where the further north you go, weather not playing so much after role. but to the south, it is absolutely does. >> looks that way, all right, sound good. thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, happy monday. all right, we are talking about that all morning long, as you know, pulling your attention to this, talcony palmyra bridge open at 4:40. a look at i95, taillights northbound direction, taillights looking quiet. dark outside, what we can expect, and hopefully we don't start to heat up today until deeper in the 5:00 hour. regional rails running new schedules, patco speed line same thing. check the schedules on line.

and also we do have accident here in black rock road, first accident of the morning, heads up on. that will not sure if it is something slippery, but still out there. also construction pa turn peak westbound, ft. washington, valley forge, right lane block this morning, but see plenty of green on the maps. we are talking more about the construction coming up in the next ten minutes, back to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. snow expected to mainly affect areas to the south and east. but the city of philadelphia making sure the roads are ready for this morning. crews were out treating primary and secondary roads overnight. plows were being readied at the south philadelphia penndot start earlier this morning. city leaders say about 70 trucks have been out since about 2:00 this morning, they have about 47,000 tons of salt ready. well, at this point, only two school district opening two hours late because of the weather. those include the regional school district, estell manor school district, both atlantic county, reminder will post all closings and delays on

cbsphilly.com and on our cbs local app. new this morning, hit-and-run in philadelphia's queen village, leaves one person injured. police say it happened about 2:00 this morning, at second and south street. the victim suffered an arm injury. so far no description of the car. store owner shoots two robbery suspects in cobbs creek leading to their arrest. philadelphia police say it happened at 62nd and spruce. two armed men wearing black masks entered a restaurant just after 9:30 last night. police say the incident was captured on surveillance cameras, both inside and outside of the restaurant. >> undetermined amount of cash from two separate cash registers. at some point during the robbery one of the owners, 49 year old male, pulled his own gun, and fired at least two shots striking one of the robbers in the lower back. >> police found the shooting victim at mercy hospital. officers say the robbers tried

to cut the wires to the surveillance cameras, before robbing the restaurant. but they cut the wrong wire. police say they were driving in stolen car. >> thousands protested at philadelphia international airport against president trump immigration ban. for a second day, a crowd gathered at terminal a. the executive order suspends syrian refugee program, also bans the entry of citizens from seven predominantly muslim country for 90 days, and suspends our refugee admissions for four month. now the ban hits home for woman who fled the syrian war and moved to south jersey with letter two sons, her husband is still there. >> i mean, we ran away from war because all we needed is some safety. and a place to build better future for our kids. and all the things we're getting right now is like feeling like we're criminals or something. now we're being treated like criminals. >> the demonstrations filled the streets and highways around the airport and did tie up trafficker. the president continues to insist this is not a muslim

ban, in a statement he says america is a proud nation of imigrants, we will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf met with a local family affected by the president's executive action while he was in philadelphia this weekend. the family was waiting for their relatives down at the airport when they received a call that all six people were being sent back to syria. governor wolf said this family has been living in allentown for decades, their relatives were legally i am grating to the u.s. and caring visas. >> this is not who we are. pennsylvania is a place of welcome. the united states was set up to be a place where people could escape oppression. this is not a place people come to to experience oppression, and that's what their family members experienced. i for one as an american, as a pennsylvanian, and i'm outraged. >> mr. and mrs. assali say

they've always done everything by the rules to so to have their family members turned away and back to a war zone was devastating. >> senate and house democrats will demands president trump reverse his immigration orders, planning to gather outside supreme court in washington dc accompanied by refugees and i am grants. democratic party leaders call the executive order hateful and anti-refugee. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of president trump immigration order. reporter trang do live at philadelphia international airport, we'll have up a date in our next hour, and as always, you will find coverage on cbsphilly.com and the cbs local app. >> neighbors of north caned ya, two suspect arrested after what government officials are calling terrorist officials in a mosque. at least two dead, eight injured, the shooting happened last night at quebec city islamic cultural center. forty people were praying in the mosque when two men dress in the black enters the house of worship and opened fire. here with us on "eyewitness news" as we continue to follow

this developing story. and, operations are slowly returning to normal for delta airlines this morning, after a system outage to ground flights across the us. more than 150 departing flights affected by the grounds stop last night. two and a half hours later lifted before midnight. as a result the airline says at least 80 flights have been canceled today. so if you are flying, you want to check delta website for the status of your flight. >> family, friends, mourning a teen killed in a atv crash in bensalem. you are looking at the candlelight vigil last night for 13 year old gianni forte, and friend riding on atm when they slammed into car near jason drive. investigators say gianni was not wearing a helmet, and his grandmother tells us the roads in bensalem are not safe for atv's. >> the streets in bensalem is not lit, a lot of the roads in bensalem aren't lit, and people don't see them. we don't see these kids.

and if it was will save somebody else's life, please, don't be riding on these streets with atv's. >> the surviving rider was wearing a helmet and is hospitalized with injured. >> kenneth arrested friday, one of five men accused of sexually abuse ago young boy over the span of several years in warminster. it first happened when the boy was nine. in a disturbing details, it is alleged the men dressed up as animals known as furries and took turns sexually abusing the victim. >> abused over at least seven, eight year periods, group of criminals who cared only about their gratification. cared nothing about this young boy. >> the investigation has crossed state lines, officials believe there could be more victims out there. >> well, coming up, get ready for slick roads, snow is falling in some parts of our area. >> katie will tell us the spot

that is receiving the most. plus trump administration is defends ago shake up in a key advisory council. the change the president is make that senator john mccain calls one of the most radical moves in history. >> well the cast of hidden figures wins at the sag awards. i love this movie. other big winners in the ceremony. "eyewitness news" continues. stay with us,

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hospital. police arrest add male suspect. so far they have no motive. >> the trump administration is defending the shake up of the national security council. the white house is adding chief strategist to regular meetings of the country top security officials. changes also include lesser rolls for the chairman of the joint chief of staff, national intelligence director. white house press secretary, sean spicer, describes the move as essential. >> having the chief strategist for the president in those meetings, who has a significant military backgrounds, to help make guide the president's final analysis will be is crucial. >> cbs "face the nation" arizona senator john machine cabbing -- mccain calls radical departure from any council in history. >> the last two sag awards predicted correctly who would win best actor at the oscars. >> danzel washington. >> all right, danzel

washington won for his starring role in fences. lala land emma stone won best actress, top honors lid end figures for best ensemble cases, taraji b henson, and i think all of easter we all loved figures? >> amazing, amazing, it has to be one of my top ten favorites of all time. just sat there and kept my attention the entire time. >> i cried. i laughed. >> not going crying over the weather though because it seems to be staying away? >> we've been on snow patrol across philadelphia, can't find a flake out there just yet. pretty much south of i-95, looking pretty good out there. let's take a look, show you where the winter weather advisory advisory is posted, if you're in philly, probably not going to see much out of this. perhaps see flake along the way. like delaware. all of southern new jersey, yes, you are included in the winter weather advisory. that is to give you idea

lowest offer the quote unquote totem pole, advisories, basically means you're going to see some snow, going to trip you up. but completely bring this area to a stand still, absolutely not. and we will look at the map in a second here, but all take a look at the forecast, snowfall maps. that potential for flakes looking like it is pretty much not going to get much past philadelphia. so, perhaps you see in philadelphia county or delco, but looking for some snowflakes, especially even up in the mountains, won't get anything out of this one. allentown, red willing, not expecting anything. one-3 inches though still what we are going foray cross the rest of delaware, southern new jersey here, weighs take you out to storm scan one more time. yes, you have some of the steadier bands more moderate snow falling across delaware, southern new jersey, turning over to rain turn far enough into delaware, rather maryland, i should say. but then i also want to show you very quickly next thing in the pipeline, actually another shot for snow. sooner than you might think. take a look. doesn't look like much now. this little guy, little

clipper over, we call them alberta clippers in a region, originate in alberta, move down swiftly, light snowfall, they intend to be moisture starved. that's already here tomorrow guys. quick movers. so little snow and rain is on for tomorrow. again not expecting much accumulation out of that. but looking like much colder pattern, meisha. even though we start to see that sun return later in the week. >> looking chilly. thank you so muchment good morning, happy monday. so looking at two shots outside for you. schuylkill headlights moving in the eastbound direction at the boulevard. see what you are working with there, looking good. and we also have 95, taillights moving in the southbound direction, this is past betsy ross, looking very, very quiet. overall so far this morning actually looking good. one accident out there, we will be get to go that in just a movement quick peak outside. talcony palmyra bridge now open. it is open right at 440. it is 4:46 right now. that's open. we do have this accident out there in oaks, black rock road, car went off the roadway.

heads up on thatment probably won't slow you down right now. heads up for those of you headed out the door. and in the world of mass transit, regional rails, patco speed line, check the schedules on line if you head out the door this morning, also, some construction, pa turnpike, ft. washington, and valley forge, right lane blocked. and we have more delaware, route one, route 13, that left lane blocked. that's going to linger out there until february 3rd. heads up on that. jim, rahel, back to you. >> several companies responding to president trump's immigration ban. >> we'll tell you what three of them are doing in this morning's money

welcome back, 44:89. time for check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange. good morning, some tech companies responding to the immigration order watch can you tell us about that? >> yes. well, uber and lyft are weighing in on that controversial immigration

plan. uber has taken heat, because it lowers fares at the airports when taxi drivers halted service in protest. uber ceo, trump advisory board, the house said to lead uber trending on twitter. uber now says it is going to set up funds to help immigrant drivers, meanwhile, the rider lyft says it will donate a million dollars to the aclu. jim, rahel. >> jill, i i understand starbucks is also taking soming? >> yes, starbucks says it will hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years at its stores world-wide. >> this will start in the u.s. and goes to serve us troops ands interpreters and sport personnel. jim, rahel. >> a lot of debate on both sides still. >> we will check in with you in the next hour. thanks, jill. a winter weather advisory as we've been meant something in place for far as of our area this morning. >> the question, though,

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to see any snow at this point. it looks like there is some moderate snow falling across cumberland, part of northwest, atlantic county specially into kent county, sorry, sussex county delaware. just north, finding little pocket every steadier snow. so the eyewitness weather watchers up and listening, guys, really counting on your observations for some of the count thinks morning. please let me know what you are finding you about but again one-3 inches generally of the light snow in those areas. it is a cold start to the day up in mount pocono, where you have a bit of a cleary sky. thirty-five currently in philadelphia, 33 in atlantic city, definitely cold enough to support that snow. although it is going to only end up being couple of inches, just enough, to cause some slick travel. certainly slow you down on roads like the garden state parkway. we move things forward here, it is just generally a cold forecast. remember, thursday's groundhog day, at the moment i do expect the sunshine out in pucks tonight i, we'll see if the groundhog is either seeing his

shadow or doesn't. refresh me, if he sees his shadow, more winter. >> what's your guess. >> oh, i will ' always say stick with me, but we'll say early spring just because i think that's what everyone wants to hear. >> that's what i want to hear, thank you so much. good morning, looking outside to the vine, both moving in the westbound and eastbound direction, not too bad. although i will say you can see busy wednesday morning, it is starting to heat up little bit already. we are not even in the 5:00 hour. heads up on that. talcony palmyra bridge back down, looks good. we are hoping 4:40. talcony, you're good. first accident of the morning, still out there. black rock road, olympic road, especially 55 miles per hour, looking odd. in and around this area, make note that accident is still out there. has not yet cleared. reminding delaware river bridge is still closed. so we have to use these alternates, scudder falls bridgeton, trenton morrisville and bullying to. ton bristol. today will be no exception

that they will be very busy. construction pa turnpike, that right lane blocked, won't slow you down right now but will deeper into the 5:00 hour. >> our coverage of the nationwide protest against president trump's travel ban continues in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will tell you about some other travel restrictions reportedly being considered, also, what all foreign travelers may have to disclose when they come to the u.s. >> the sag awards gets political. we will show you how hollywood responded to the weekends headlines when we come back.

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live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. we are tracking some snow this morning falling across parts of south jersey and delaware. live look at storm scan3, shows us the system shows us where a winter weather advisory is in effect. plus this. >> crowds of demonstrators at philadelphia international airport voicing opposition to president trump's travel ban. more on the protest in philly and around the nation. plus this. >> at least six people were killed when gunmen opened fire at a mosque in quebec, canada. i'm hena daniels, more on what the canadian prime minister is calling a terrorist attack. well, today is monday, january 30. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> and i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha of course keeping an eye on things this morning.

>> morning, ladies. >> good morning, happy monday. good weekends. >> of course. >> not bad. >> it went way too fast. i'm not okay with. that will the roads right now are actually looking okay. the question is, will it be slick out there? >> it depends where you are. if you are further south, basically south of i9, a where the accident is happening right now. so, actually we take you out to our very own photographer shot. and driving around in millville at this hour, and yep, there is the snow. headlights tell the story. yes, slowing things down for us, we can get an idea. looks like already light dusting out here in millville. very dark, obviously, since the sun not yet up. but you can see, that snow is certainly coming down and creating a looks to be like it could be a little slick out there. so even if the road is treated i want you to slope it down. hopefully you had the for thought, set the alarm little extra early this morning, that's one spot where you are finding light snow. millville this hour, just after we zer