>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. and parts of the area are in for a messy monday commute. mobile three checking the roads in south jersey where winter weather advisory is in effect. this is our photo journalist, thank you. katie, meisha will have up a date. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. right out to katie right now, check on the forecast. so katie i didn't see anything outside when i was getting into my car this morning. >> yes, looked like the roads were just wet. >> yes, even right now, i am not seeing a single flake out here on the cbs-3 skydeck. certainly we are finding it in some locations, but behind me, yes, there is virtually nothing. even if we do see couple of

flakes, it will be pretty few and far between in the city specifically. but go far enough south, even south of i-95, see totally different story unfold here. take a look at storm scan3. that really telling that story pretty well right now. as you can see, right there, across southern new jersey, central southern delaware, we do still have some pretty decent snow currently falling. let me zoom it out one time. see this in its entirety. yes, pretty wimpy looking system. it does again have very light to moderate snow with it, and with that said, as had mentioned, we do have winter weather advisory to tell you about. that's specific to delaware and southern new jersey, so that will go until noontime today. where we ends up seeing anywhere from say one to 3 inches of snowfall. but i would likely think that we will be on the lower end that far in most locations here. and as i mention, here in philadelphia, i think we will be luck if i we even see flake at this point, just the way this ended up spanning out. so here is the general expectation, your bullet points, series of snow, mainly delaware, southern new jersey,

one-three, accumulation. slippery morning drive for those folks. but from philly on north, sounds like you don't got to worry about it, just seeing clouds and eventually that too will break for some sunshine. so allentown, heck, even portions every montgomery, chester counties, you'll get gipped out of this one. you will have your chance down the road here. yes, little foreshadowing for the seven day. 44 degrees the temperature right now at philadelphia international airport. colder by comparison by few degrees anyway in wilmington, millville, atlantic city, and it is snowing in all of those parts right now, maybe not wilmington, but millville, atlantic city, you're finding snow currently finding at least a chance to stick to untreated surfaces special limit as the day progresses cold january day, as we wrap up the month on chill nerve note. with those morning flakes, very possible here in philadelphia, more than anything, quiet day. snow, though, at the shore this morning, as we mention, general one to 3 inches is the expectation, so, a minor shoveling event, more than anything, meisha. but any time we have even light snow, it messes with the

drive for sure. >> it absolutely does. actually seeing some salting going on out there because of that, so we will get to that in just a moment. good morning, happy monday. what are we looking at? looking at the schuylkill right here, looking at both directions both moving eastbound and westbound directions. heating up as we can expect it will right around the 5:30 mark, same story, 95 at cottman, both moving in the southbound and northbound side. also look being like heating up little bit. to the censor map, behind it, see all green for the most part anywhere we look this morning, still traveling at posted speeds. we do have an accident here in pottstown, charlotte street, at school lane, just heads up for those of in you that neck of the woods. also, burlington bristol opening at 5:40, an alternate to the delaware river bridge, can slow you down just little bit. we know both alternates for the delaware river bridge will be very busy. what we were talking about, it is out there, especially around these areas. a.c. expressway eastbound, between route 73, black horse

pike, where we have something going on. another area where we have something going on, garden state parkway northbound between cape may and a.c. expressway. take a look at this also, you also have the speed restriction in play, down to 45 miles per hour, so got to be very slick around the areas. if i were you i would add maybe little bit more extra time to the commute. maybe extra 15, 20 minutes right now. but then we move into the 6:00 hour, push obviously toward the 7:00 you'll have to give yourself probably more time around there. then heads up, regional rails, running new schedules, make sure to check the schedules on line, plus construction to talk b we will talk about that coming up in the next few minutes or so. back to you. >> thank you. suspect in police custody following mass shooting at a mosque in canada. >> at least 66 killed, eight others injured, when two men dress in the black enter the house of worship and open fire. the shooting happen late last night at quebec city islamic cultural center. more than 40 people were in the mosque at the time. stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow this developing

story throughout the morning. meanwhile, in business news, time is 5:35. >> it is monday. the newest big auto maker in the world may surprise you. >> while sales are falling at starbucks, jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange at 5:35 this morning, hey, jill. >> morning. >> yes, i just did a double take, please, do not tell me it is 3:00 a.m., right? futures right now are pointing to a bit of lower open. the dow finished above the 20,000 mark on friday despite falling seven points. the nasdaq hit record high, though, gained five. this week, about 100 companies will report earnings that include facebook and apple. also snap chat parent company snap is expected to publicly file for ipo, potential investors better look at its business. snap could be valued as high

as $25 billion, the company's expected to go public in march. >> big milestone for vokes weighing on, it is now the world's biggest auto maker despite its emissions scandal. million vehicle in 2016, overtaking toyota. and starbucks says sales slowed down in the last quarter for unexpected reason. the success of ordering by smart phone, digital ordering, so popular, that it is actually creating bottlenecks at pick up counters. starbucks says that congestion has been causing other customers leave before ordering. jim, rahel? >> i will tell you i have left recent will. >> i recently? >> me too. >> can't get their act together. i mean, it is not brain surgery here. >> i don't like to wait. >> jill, i've never let, but i do -- >> i mean, ya. thank you, jim, we'll check in with you tomorrow.

>> things are back to normal this morning at philadelphia international airport. >> over the weekends thousands of protesters made it clear that president trump travel ban wasn't going to fly with them. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at the airport this morning, good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. yes, ma'am, protest grew so large on sunday that traffic was tied up all the way to 95 and on 95 actually even septa suspended bus service there temporarily because the buses just couldn't get through the crowds. so just one of several similar protests at airport across the country. several thousand protesters gathered outside terminal a at the philadelphia international airport sunday. the protests began saturday, a mid reports that people were being detained at the airport under president trump's executive order on immigration. >> congressman bob brady was among the demonstrators. >> people with visas, that have been vetted for months, just a green card. that's what this country is

about. >> the order signed signed by the president friday evening indefinately suspend the syrian refugee program. it also suspends all refugee at admissions for 120 days, and bans citizens of seven muslim majority countries from entering the us for 99 days syrian war refugee herself, marge now lives in new jersey. but her husband is in the process every trying to join her and their two sons in the u.s. >> i am feeling feeling humiliation crashes i am syrian, muslim, not welcome here any more. that's what i feel. >> martini said she is encouraged by the outpouring of sport shown locally at demonstrations across the country. >> what i know about america is this this is the lands of freedom, this is the lands of liberty, this is wherever one has a chance to be someone special. and that's why i chose this country. >> after federal judge's order, all detainees at the airport were released and allowed to continue onto their

final destinations, aclu helping two syrian families who landed in philadelphia saturday and were sent right back a mid the travel ban. but for now live from philadelphia international airport. i'm trang do. cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> meanwhile people are protesting president trump immigration orders from coast-to-coast at the portland oregon international airport, protesters held a no ban, no wall while protests are largely peaceful, airport police did intervene when things got heated with some trump supporters. >> jim, just not there. dozen every people also gathered at los angeles international airport to make their voices heard. sunday by the way the second day of protest at the international terminal. >> and in seattle washington thousands gathered downtown event organizers estimated around 8,000 people attended protests and demonstrations as they grew throughout the night sunday. several city and state leaders spoke at that event. well the travel ban protests were capturing headlines, here

are some of today's front pages, today's daily news says revolting and questions where pennsylvania senator pat toomey has been through this weekend's protesting. the chicago tribune shows large group of demonstrators at o'hare airport with the headline confusion prevails at us airports. crowds at philadelphia international airport made the front page of usa today with the headline: travel ban sets off chaos and turmoil. us daily news shows protests in lower manhattan with the headlines hell know. >> the president travel ban is under fire from attorney general in 17 states, including pennsylvania josh shapiro, extends the order and promise to fight t shapiro and other attorney generals, calling bedrock central of the country. >> i think the president us cents was really un-american. and i think unconstitutional. >> and starbucks also responding to president trump's temporary travel ban, it plans to hire 10,000

refugees over the next five years. starbucks ceo howard says the hiring will be world-wide. coffee house says focus on hiring immigrants who have serve us troops as interpreters and support personnel. obviously, a lot more to come here. stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on the impact of the president's travel ban, our coverage continues any time on line at cbsphilly.com. >> president trump taking changes, adding chief strategist to the panel, which includes the secretary of state and defense. at the same time chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the national intelligence director will attend meetings only when their expertise and responsibilities are rev lent. >> we may know as early as today the president pick for the supreme court, administration officials tells c. in. in the president has narrowed it down to four candidate. federal circuit court judges william prior, kneel, diane psychs and thomas cord man. associate justice chair has been vacant since the death of

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celebrated in a highlight real. >> reasonable honesty. >> franky on netflix. >> what a great show. >> good stuff. >> indeed, indeed. >> so this morning walking in, maybe little wet, depends on where you are is what you will see. >> absolutely about location here this morning, guys, do have some snow that's currently falling specific to the southeastern portion of our area. that's where i take you first on "skycam 3", take a look live. in ocean city where look closely, ocean dark shot. hard to show it to you because it is so dark. but worth it, because that boardwalk has a thin little layer of snow on it. and the snow continues to fall lightly or even moderately depending on location across this area. so what we are finding is a half and half forecast essentially, depending on location again, some light snow expected to mess with your morning drive w that said, let's take a look what the eyewitness weather watch what's they are finding, you better believe i'm sticking to

southern counties, observations up to the north, coal r where clearer, but it is clear, that said, so i want to jump on down here, we start things first energy delaware, 32 degrees the temperature from jason. he's currently reporting just overcast over the last half hour. so did say there is dusting on grassy areas. nothing on the paved surfaces becoming definitely more of minor issue, but still enough that i want you to slow it down out there. also, worth a mention, new castle county just across the river counties in the winter weather advisory, just got canceled for you. it remains in effect for the rest of the region. further to the south we go. thirty-one comes in from john carol, he too finding overcast very light winds if any out in mullica hill. then the one sweet spot we do have little bit of snow, key word little bit here, william powell, still reporting snow in woodbine. and he said that right now got about a half inch. as we mentioned, general expectation one to 3 inches locally of the snowfall on storm scan, we do have snow still falling, somewhat steadily across sussex county

but even here in philly you know what we've been on snowflake patrol all morning long here on the cbs-3 skydeck. haven't found one flake yet. i don't think we will see much because of the way it is getting through, and the track so critical. that makes or breaks you sometimes. but, we are going to continue to deal with this for the next few hours, i want to zoom it all the way out to show the next disturbance, next alberta clipper. originating in alberta canada. what these systems tends to do is dip across the us, bring with it very light moisture, and bring with them reinforcing cold. that's exactly what this looks like it will be doing. so while we ends up with a little bit of maybe some light rain or snow out there tomorrow, by the way, this is through the rest of today, this is way too over done, but i want to show you what happens tomorrow. take a look. tomorrow we may ends up with more after coating up in some of the northern counties from that next disturbance. as we look forward here, coldest stretch comes along thursday into saturday. that cold air may actually even set the stage for another system sunday, still just

chance, but we do have shot monday at the earliest, biggest system, heavier snow moving in. >> good, katie, thank you so muchment good morning. happy monday. looking outside right now, disable vehicle, 995 south near route 413 bucks county. not going to slow you down too much. pulled off to the shoulder. tap the brakes a little bit driving by. overall this disable vehicle, isn't going to slow you down, in fact, look how fast, cars wizzing by there. burlington bristol bridge, not open yet. scheduled to open at 5:40, heads up on this. it is going to be opening. and the burlington bristol bridge alternate delaware river bridge, one of the alternates, will start to slow you down, it is not open yetment heads up it will be probably i would think in the next ten minutes or so. then we have this accident pottstown. that's now clear. moving right past that. we do have some salting out there. so slick, in some of these areas. garden state parkway northbound cape may and a.c. expressway. take a look, speed restriction in play, so it must be pretty darn slick around the area.

down to 45 miles per hour. another area where it is also proving to be very slick, where we have more salting going on, is the a.c. expressway, eastbound, between route 73 and black horse pike. so couple of those areas, i would absolutely factor little bit more time in your plan. plus regional rail patco speed line running new schedules, make sure to check those on line walking out the door. >> thanks so much. new miss universe is crowned. >> see who it is and where she is

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live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> well, in some areas, it may be a messy monday morning commute.

live mobile three is giving us a look at the roads in new jersey, where we could get few inches of snow, katie breaks it down by area. so you know what to expect. protests break out at philadelphia international airport over president trump's travel ban. and that's not the only airport where this is happening. we're live with their message. >> and developing this morning, a mass shooting at a mosque in canada is now being called an act of terrorism. what we know about his gunman, suspected gunman this morning. today is monday, january the 30th. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon a lot of news to get to both here and abroad. first, going with weather and traffic. >> yes, things looking pretty good on the roadways, although expressway, garden state parkway, slowing slick roadways, so we have to talk about that. >> you know here in philadelphia, not single flake has flown out there, but you go far enough south and east, just go over the river, start to see snow. certainly on storm scan at this wider zoom, finding it already, but,