meisha keeping an eye on things this morning and getting us out the door. tgif, the roads are looking good. just dealing with some ice out there, katie has been talking about that all morning long, that it in it looks wet, it is not wet it is frozen. >> does not matter where you are everything below freezing, feels colder than that when you factor in what's not a terrible wind at this point, but just that cold. so any time the wind blows on cold february morning like it is today, it is going to make it feel that much chillier. look at storm scan, no storms in site, folks, one from yesterday, long gone, even at this point it is even not much more than just atlantic canada issue. some things are real quieting down in that regard. but, do keep in mind, that with the wind, in the wake of that departing storm system, you get stuck with. >> this feels like values that are stuck right now into the teens at best, feels more like seven below zero in a place like mount pocono, so really cold start. and i can certainly a test to that, having been on the skydeck couple of times, so walking out the door today again it definitely feels

colder than it is. but it actually is below freezing. so with these frigid temperatures, watch for initial black rising out there, we will start the day off with sunshine, clouds are eventually going to be building through the day, good news, the winds also easing with time, meisha. so helpful information just with the fact it won't be as harsh later today. >> great news, because already this morning, actually seeing, i'm not going to say a lot of problems out, there but we've had a string every accidents out there, one of which, the main one i want to pull your a svensson to, will start to slow you down. so it is the ramp from westbound vine, to westbound schuylkill, the ramp blocked. now you will notice, as you travel past, where this accident is, you're not actually look that bad. where we're seeing the bulk of the back up around the vine westbound. shot at 16th. see, just a string of taillights, everyone trying to maneuver around, trying to get past there is but bottle nose in there. by the way, disable vehicle, in this back up shot, in one of the more center lanes, which is also going to slow you down, as well.

so we're seeing a loft vehicles try to swerve around it. heads up. got a lot of activity going on here, see accident, then the back up shot slow because of the accident and then because of the disable vehicle, and you can see how slow moving it is. barely crawling around that area. then we also have serious accident warrington, actually happened last night, overturned tanker truck, involving injuries. this is involving, also, a fuel spill. so if you can avoid the area you certainly want to. easton at 611, closed between brings toll road and bristol and street road, alternate york road or route 309. >> police end withing three suspect behind bars. >> trang do near the scene, with details, good morning, what do we now know, trang? >> reporter: good morning, investigators still inside this house checking evidence from what was very scary home

invasion, take a look, this house right on the corner, i'm told, two older vietnamese women live here. police do not know why they were targeted. one had just returned from trip overseas. investigators are looking into whether any of these three men who were arrested new these women in anyway. now the women are shaken, but they declined medical treatment and are being interviewed by detectives right now. now this all started around 2:00 this morning, and neighbors called police after hearing screaming and yelling coming from this home. now, officers arrived to find the back door kick in, and two women inside with their hands bound behind their backs. with speaker wire, one punched in the face as well as choke. she told police the suspect held knife to her throat and demanded money. officers then searched the home and found three men hiding, two under beds on the second floor, now they are described as two black males, one asian male, two of them were arm, with handguns. lieutenant john walker praised the response of neighbors and police, walking into a very dangerous situation. >> i think everybody's

relieved, we're relieved, again, make entry into a house with two armed men. officers did phenominal job in bringing this situation under control rather quickly. it could have been much worse. going up into a second floor, with three people, two armed, two separate bedrooms, and rescuing these two women out of this house, safely, then taking these three individuals into custody safely, just a great thing for everybody at this point. >> investigators are looking into whether any of these suspect are involved in a string of armed robberies of asian-owned businesses in southwest and west philadelphia. lieutenant walker tells me that these two women were retired, and did not own any type of businesses. but for now, live in southwest philadelphia, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> and new this morning, teenager dead after he was shot multiple times through the window every his home in the sit west oaklane section. the shooting happened just before midnight on the 6700 block of 15th street. they tell us 18 year old victim did manage to make it to his nab over's house,

returned to the hospital, where he died a short time later. so far no word on a motive. >> man from tabernacle, new jersey charged with murder and police say he used a app on his phone to stalk his victims, by tapping in to her cell phone. police arrested 53 year old william ganet wednesday. he is accused of strangling 45 year old shannon o'rourke in her lumberton home. it happened in july of last year. now, a cyber security expert sat down with "eyewitness news" and said she is not surprised a crime like this would happen. >> in someone is skilled enough with those hacking capability, they know what they want, they can try to go after it, usually there is a way that they can either break-in or tap into whatever signals on your phone, whether it is a blue tooth connection or a wifi connection. >> now investigators would not say which app was used, but added that the suspect and friend and victim were friends. police have not yet figured out a motive. >> evolving story in bucks county, evacuation orders have been lifted for residents in

warrington after a massive fuel spill forced them out of their homes overnight. clean up still going on right now on route 611 near easton road after tanker truck overturns, spilling about 4,000 gallons of fuel. this happened around 8:00 last night injuring two people, and we're also told that some that far fuel made its way into the sewer system. >> yes, a lot scary. they said gasoline seep into the sewers, they don't know waist going on, from my understanding they could be very dangerous if something happened. >> and that portion of 611 will remain closed throughout this morning rush, as crews work to remove the truck from the highway. authorities warn that resident may notice an odor of gasoline, until the clean up is complete. well, president trump now has another cabinet member ready to take the oath, early this morning the senate confirm his choice for health and human services secretary tom miles. the vote along party lines, 52 to 47, democrats oppose price's support for revamping the medicare program. republicans see price as a knowledgeable leader, who will help speed up the overhaul of

obamacare. meantime, president trump continues to prom -- promises to continue his legal battle for his travel ban, late yesterday, refused to reinstate his executive order. as hena daniels reports, the justin department now reviewing its options. >> president trump is not backing down. after a three judge panel in san francisco refused to reinstate his travel ban. >> we have a situation where the security of our country is at steak. >> the justice department had argued the seattle court that halted the order last week over stepped its bound. and weighing in on a matter of national security. but the ninth circuit court of appeals disagreed thursday, ruling the government has pointed to no evidence that any alien from any of the countries named in the order had perpetrate add terror attack in the u.s. >> we are a nation of law. those laws apply to everybody in our country. and that includes president of

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>> tv news photographer back on the job but not before he became a news story himself. >> driving to work when landslide rolled down a mountain and crashed into his truck. >> my airbag went off. yes, the whole mountain came down on top of me. >> ian babcock met that huge wall of trees and rock near santsanta cruz last month, the truck was smashed and swept away, across the highway. just hung on for his life as debris rained down on him. >> exploded just lick there is didn't come down, in front of me it, came straight sideways. and then crashed. that was it. i hit a bowel err at 45 miles an hour. >> and babcock did escape with just minor injuries, another driver, though, was injured in

a landslide on the same stretch of the highway, just few months ago. well, investigators are trying to figure out if a truck was blown off of virginia's chesapeake bay bridge. the tractor-trailer crashed around 12:30 yesterday afternoon, and navy helicopter spotted the driver standing on top of the truck, they rescued him, unfortunately, died on the way to the hospital. officials say wind gusts as high as 06 miles per hour earlier in the day. >> very sad, 6:14, katie, i don't know about the wind, but it was certainly very cold when i left the house this morning. >> yes, and the wind is still cranking out there. certainly not of that caliber, though, yes, and a lot of times, those bridges will have restrictions for high profile vehicles, because that far very thing. got such huge long truck like, that and if you got winds like that, really, just sweep the vehicle off. so very, very scary stuff. all calm and clear along the east cost, comes little

disturb and off to the north and west of our area, will help bring in few more clouds here today. even by tonight, as we take you all the way up to 7:00 p.m., the poconos could towelly see quick little shower, pass by, the rest every us just cloudy skies overhead. but actually begin to see some warmth get pulled back in the region. so tomorrow looks overall like a mostly cloudy day, you will see some breaks in the clouds with sunshine, but generally cloudy skies for us out there. then we look ahead to our sunday when couple of rain showers will move in. notice though it may be coal enough as to work it way in to bring little sleet across portions of the poconos and the far northern most suburbs lehigh valley for example. so may be little slickness that moves in on sunday, but it is generally just rain showers for the rest every us. outside we go, beautiful view. >> look like roads are cleared up, lingering snow still on the ground as well, but with a nice warming trend comes our way, we flirt with or actually hit 50 degrees, it does mean we will have a chance to see any of that snow really have an opportunity to melt away.

so, as we flirt with 50 by sunday, drop few degrees monday, still couple of degrees above average for the majority of the forecast, meisha? >> katie thank you so much. and good morning, everyone, what are we looking at here? a lot of light going off. what it is, just an accident from the ramps westbound vine to westbound schuylkill and the ramp blocked. as you travel past this, bottle knows right here. as you pass by you free up lit bit. looking okay, but the backups pretty substantial. vine westbound at 16th street. you can see, you're at complete stop here. not only is it back up because of this accident, that your @ poaching, but in one of the center lanes you also have a disable vehicle as well. so coming up, putting on brakes, trying to maneuver around the disable vehicle, you don't even know it is there until the last second. but then can't go anywhere because you're back up because of this accident here. if you can avoid this area, i would highly recommend doing so, otherwise, just factor in i would say an extra 25, 30, even 35, 40 minutes at this point, until it is cleared out

of the way. i'll let you know as soon as it does, take a look how it is already extending back onto 95 at this point, as well. a lot of vehicles out there getting very busy, i would say, give yourselves extra time this morning. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. well, it is called ugly produce. and a lot of the time ends up in the bar badge, even though perfectly good to eat. >> now one company is rescuing ugly fruits and vegetables, with the goal of reducing waste and feeding the hungry. eyewitness neutral reporter jan carabeo here to tell us all about it. >> called hungry harvest. and i caught up with the business as it expand once again from fill toy south jersey? customers never really know what to expect. >> one thing is for certain. >> i love, like not kidding. >> sold on the idea instantly, i realize, identify with hungry harvest missions, gives back it the greater community. >> hungry harvest recovers produce otherwise thrown away.

sometimes farmers can't sell everything they've grown, other times stores simply reject fruits and veggies if they don't look good enough. >> yes, you can see kind of misshapen, lumpy. >> it sells it at a reduced price. cynthia, the philadelphia manager. business spans -- >> philadelphia is food conscious city quickly gained more than 500 customers expand today south jersey last month. but the mission goes beyond minimizing food waste. >> for every box we deliver we donate vegtables, philabundance here in philadelphia. donated 5,000-pound of abundance. >> we need as much help as we can get. >> one in five people in philly is hungry. and philabundance needs $200,000 of produce to keep up. >> this produce we just received in the donation will go to the fresh rolls, go in the hands every clients that same day. >> now hungry harvest sells number of options, many

harvest includes levy greens, 8 pounds of fruits and develop tact, all delivered directly to your doorstep once a week. >> and that's 15 bucks. fifteen bucks, yes, about 30% less than other options. >> anyway to be thinking about food and sustainable, the environment, and communities need us to be investing in them and giving back to them. >> that's how you do it, that's really the reason to do it. >> and during the growing season, hungry harvest forces a lot of its fruits and vegtables from local farms all over new jersey and pen person, not only buying from local farms, who need to sell this before it goes bad, also giving back to local people in need. >> hey, win-win all the way around. great story, jan. check out the newest edition to the mcdonald's' menu. >> crab meat, mixed when mayo, comes on toasted soar dough bun. >> testing out the product in four san francisco bay area

restaurants, and if mickey d customers take the bathe, company says the next crab sandwich could be available at hundreds of stores by the ends of this year. sounds like something would you eat, jim? >> i go for big mac before that. >> and a shamrock. >> police in texas have an unusual suspect in custody this morning. >> yes, reports of a disturbance brought officers to a shopping center in corpus christi. >> in the parking lot, a pig. >> a pig? >> a pig, yes, take it on the hoof. >> yes, that's what he said, a pig, female pig didn't do anything dangerous, just followed shoppers through the parking lot, animal control officers don't know where she came from. >> that's what's really puzzling, because we don't know if she was just wandering, if somebody dropped her off, maybe she fell off of a truck? you know? >> if an owner doesn't come forward, animal control officers say their pot pell i

had cow will be put up. >> oh, yes. >> i want add mascot at the studio, and i'll take it home and it can stay with me. i want add pot bellied pig for so many years. i just think this is divine intervention right now. >> there needs to be intervention. i don't know if it is devine. >> this woman did i a store which last night at 11:00 by the way, anyway, loves her pig. >> such incredibly smart animals. and so cute. i need to meet it. >> on that note? >> i gay done a dream drive. >> don't go anywhere, meisha has dream drive coming up little later. >> plus treating your best friend's allergy, yes. we'll tell but first of its kinds injection will help stop all of the itching coming up.

>> already here, looking ahead to couple of showers sunday, just rain showers for most of us in the city southeast toward the shore, but up in the mountains might see sleet mixed in, specifically sunday, mainly through the daylight hours, guys? >> and now, for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> the press of atlantic city, led to possibly hundreds of dirty bank customers south jersey to get someone else's bank statement in the male. it operates a dozen branches in cape may county. >> from the news journal, the delaware ppa new on line tool says it will student let to review its options for college aid, scholarships, called the college planning center. to offer to delaware student for reduced fee of $99. >> from the delaware county, ryan myfoxdc.com yo, mr. november. well, sore of. the middle school student among the winners of the 28th annual alcohol, tobacco,

other drug awareness poster contests. his entry is featured in the 2017 delaware county department of human services calendar. congratulations to him. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> the annual philadelphia tatoo arts convention kicks off today. >> take a look, "eyewitness news" at the pennsylvania convene shown is her center all showing up, the show will be pack with some of the world's most talented tatoo artists, say the show has come a long way, 19 years, so check it out, you have until sunday to do so. >> coming up next, update on breaking news, violent home invasion, trang? >> philadelphia police stop a violent home invasion in progress, i'm trang do, live in southwest philadelphia, with how those victims are doing. >> plus: did you know that dogs get allergies, too? can lead to dry itchy skin. new treatment just approved that could offer your best friend some relief. meisha? >> all right, and we've got an

accident on the vine, one on 309, here from last night, warrington, very slick roadways, everything you need to know coming up. first we will take a quick break, stay right where you are.

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good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> i'm standing here freezing right now. >> very, very cold day, unfolding for us here, you will absolutely need to be bundle up. >> very dangerous situation for police, as well as the victims. >> two vietnamese women live in this home, and at this point police are not sure why they were targeted, looking into when the three suspect in custody new these women at

all. manche or road closed when tanker truck overturns in warrington bucks county spilling thousands of bucks of fuel. >> for lead, yes, and steel by mcconnell, and the sixers will win it. the sixers win it. and wins it again. >> raise the catch, shall we? >> nice. >> good job there, production crew. >> goodwyn. >> let's get out to katie, yesterday was a quite a day. today, exeat nerve comparison, not quite the six's we were getting. >> oh, gosh no. i'm freezing right now. >> yes? >> it is so cold out here on the cbs-3 skydeck, and you can find that everywhere, because for one thing, actually, is that cold. anything that had a chance to melt away yesterday, any of the snow throughout that start today melt, maybe left behind

little bit of trickle or runoff, frozen over at this point. but then you've got breeze, it is no where near the harsh kind of breeze that we had yesterday. but it is still making it feel a lot colder, you'll see it just in a second here. taking a look at storm scan, first and for most, nothing real toy report out there, guys, nice clear sky this morning. couple of clouds here and there, but overall, it is off to quiet start in that regard. but, then you factor in the temperature change, we've dropped off even since yesterday, as we were watching those temperatures plummet with the storm moving in, still, 12 degrees colder, here in philadelphia. still, 23 degrees colder than the same time yesterday in wildwood. so with that said, what is it actually reflect on the towel thermometer? more like the mid 20's at best in any given location, so everyone below freezing even in wildwood. and up in mount pocono, of course, the most harsh only at 12 degrees, then you have got to factor in the west winds, which is oh, not terribly strong, but as it blows even right now on the skydeck, really sends a chill through

your bones here, be sure to bundle up adequately. mid 30's the best we can hope for. you will start with full sunshine, few more clouds filled with time. but it is much quieter day by comparison, meisha, just the aftermath of the storm at this point. >> absolutely, all right. >> chopper three over very serious accident, happened last night, warrington. overturned tanker truck, and pick-up truck, and it is involving injuries. so again it happened last night, with a pretty big fuel spill around the area. easton road, route 611, northbound side, closed, it was completely closed for some time. now it looks like it is only the northbound side that's closed between bristol road and street road. two alternates will be work road, route 309 if you would want to maybe bypass some of this, otherwise at least note southbound side is now open. but, yikes, this still looks like a very busy area, i would just avoid the area if at all costs. another area that i would

avoid, probably hard to do so, ramp week vine to the westbound schuylkill, because of this accident, getting pretty significant backups on the vine, westbound right around 16. not to mention the fact also where we had disable vehicle. kind of getting it on both end here. you can see, 2 miles per hour in some areas, fairly even moving around the area. so again, if you can avoid it, probably want, to some of these backups now even he can tending back onto 95 because of that. so, if can you give yourself couple every extra minutes leaving out the door give yourself at least half hour to 40 minute, or if you have to go out there now just know you will have to pack your patience. jim, rahel, back to you. >> police arrive just in time to stop a violent home invasion in southwest philadelphia. three men are now behind bars. "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough live near 66 and greenway avenue with the very latest. good morning, trang. >> i just spoke to friend of the two victims, describes

them as two vietnamese women six a years old, and they live in this home together. they're shaken but are expected to be okay. one of the women told her friend that one of these robbers actually spoke to her and threatened her in vietnamese. this all started at 2:00 a.m. this morning. at the corner of 66 and greenway, and neighbors called police after hearing screaming and yelling coming from the home, officers arrived to find the back door kick in, and two women with their hand bound behind their backs, with speaker wire. one of the women had been punched in the face as well as choked. she told police the suspect held knife to her throat and demanded money from her. officer then searched the home and fawn three men hiding, two of them under beds, on the second floor. they are described as two black males, one asian male. two of them were armed with handguns. lieutenant john walker praised the response of neighbors who called 911, and got officers here, very quickly. >> in philadelphia we expect our people to get involved, and dot right thing, just call

911, the officers able to get here quickly, and neighbors recognize right away that something wasn't right. they did the right thing. the officers did aggrate job brinking this to a conclusion. >> these two women are now safe and at local with family members. meanwhile, investigators are looking into whether these three suspects are also responsible for a string of armed robberies, of asian-owned businesses here in southwest philadelphia. as well as west philadelphia. but, detectives also tell me that these women were retired, and did not own any businesses. so lots to investigate here. live in southwest philadelphia, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> glad they're okay, thank you. in other news, checking in on that overturned tanker and fuel spill in bucks county live over route 611 near oxford drive warrington, you can see the tanker removed from the road. evacuated resident nearby have been allowed to return home, but officials say the smell of

gas len will linger until the clean is up complete. about 4,000 gallons every fuel was spilled when that truck overturned last night. president trump tweets see in you court. he continues his league at balance the over travel ban, has unanimously ruled to uphold the decision every seattle judge halting the ban on people coming from seven mostly muslim countries. government now two options, can ask the court it reconsider its decision or file an emergency appeal with a supreme court. confirmed tom price, to vote, happened early this morning, was split among party lines. fifty-two to 47. democrats oppose the georgia congressman because of among other things his plan to undo obamacare, make changes to medicare. price is an orthopedic surgeon. >> top two lawmakers on the house oversight committee want ethics officials to review some comments, kellyanne conway made during recent tv interview. fox news and conway encore --

>> federal law bans government employees from using their public office, to endorse products. conway's comments came after the nordstrom department store dropped the clothing line. >> well, that is skin condition, that can leave your dog constantly licking, scratching, and biting at their skin. >> but cbs correspondent kenneth craig tells us, a newly approved therapy could provide your four legged friends with much needed relief. >> barbara and jeff say two golden retrievers, if they could speak, they would tell you they used to be in agony. constantly itching. >> different kind of al jerry. both miserable. >> yep, telling you, i was miserable. >> their allergies triggered dermatitis, like eczema, in people. that left the dogs scratching and biting at their skin. eight year old cleveland had it the worse. >> started developing these terrible hot spots. we tried doing everything, nothing was helping. >> but now, a new usda approved treatment was providing cleveland and his sister cc some relief.

veterinary dermatologist says the first of its kinds injection for dogs, called sito point, target the protein to stop the itch. >> blocking the pathway or transmission to the brain, that basically tells the dog to bite, lick, scratch, and you're basically cut that off. >> doctor says unlike steroids and other medications, there are virtually no major side effect for dogs. and it can be combined with other treatment. >> it is really work for us. it is really for them and their life is so much better. >> and cc and cleveland seem to agree. kenneth craig, cbs news, glenn gardner, new jersey. >> good for those two pups. coming up: a pennsylvania museum with a special treat for kids. >> today we're going to look at a work of art. >> meisha takes us on a dream drive to place that rescues arts, treasures, and gives kids a chance to create their

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>> white house documents first reported, suggest trump at minute strikes wants to go back to the moon within three years, among other things.

retired astronaunts anderson believes the moon could be a test bed for eventual mission toss mars. validate techniques, equipment, and the things on the moon that can help us do the same on mars. >> nasa does already have plan to get to mars sometime in the 2030's, the white house also reportedly interested in increasing private sector involvement in space travel. very interesting. >> katie, would you go to mars, to the moon? >> no, i'm good here on planet earth. >> thank you, i'm the same way. >> planet earth is just fine. but i feel like i know what i can expect here. and that's -- i somehow feel like my whole family would not be into the idea of me moving, i would miss them too much. but a lot of reasons to do it, so i applause those who actually want to take the leap and go on out to space. but with that said, i'm fine here on planet earth where we did end up with a snowstorm yesterday. that left at least a little bit of snow behind.

we actually did pretty well here, looks like the looking closely, photo came in early this morning from kyle higgins, 17 degrees, so very, very chilly beginning to the morning for him. out in the hatboro area. let's take new some of these spots, zoom in little more. seventeen, very chilly beginning to the morning for us, that comes in from lou, he has couple of clouds out there, nothing more right now, generally clear sky. twenty-one is the value that comes in this morning from william, pretty much clear skies, take you to one more going down into delaware, with 20 the best we can hope for or rather 21, comes in from dolores out in newark, trying to click on william powell's or rather gonadal, missing guys up here, john had 20 degrees, so that's what i meant to click on, we love the reporting here. storm scan3, nice and quiet, storm from yesterday long gone, in the clear, there is a storm however, disturbance moving in, with little snow across the great lakes, could bring in snow shower to the poconos later this evening, that would be it.

generally just going to start to see clouds build with time. start with sunshine, but it is cold day, that wind even though it is easing is still going to make it feel that much chillier. high of 34 degrees, normally to up about 42, 43 at this point of the year. cloudy, cold tonight, we bottom out to 30. and looking forward in this eyewitness weather seven day, thankfully rebound pretty quickly flirting with or hitting 50 degrees, through the course of the weekend. there will be few rain showers sunday mainly through the midday, meisha? >> all right. looking at some areas that are still looking a little slick. this is not necessarily one of them. actually serious accident that actually happened last night. but easton road, route 622 -- 611, completely closed down having to use this alternate. overturned tanker truck being pick-up truck, involving injuries. now, those are been moved out of the way. they are still cleaning up a major fuel spill in this area. so, northbound side, now, the only area that is closed, between bristol road and street road. if you want to use alternate, york road, route 309, probably going to be your best bet. but that's not t we have

another accident. out here, ramp from westbound vine to westbound schuylkill, that's also getting very slow, and getting some pretty significant backups. a look at the vine westbound at 16th, where we also have a disable vehicle there. so, heads up, it is still very slippery out there. a lot whatever maybe looks wet is not, it is frozen. rahel, jim, back over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. well, take a look, this smart car was outsmarted by the snow in rhode island. >> cameras rolled as the smash cars struggled up snowy hill when its wheels couldn't get any faster slid downward back the icy road. well the bulk of yesterday's storm missed up -- us, more than a foot of snow on rhode island and massachusetts. >> have you ever been inside one of shows smart cars? >> new york my brother has one. i call it the clown car, it is so small. but you have ally safe. got high safety ratings. and you can park them in big cities very easily. >> apparently very safe but just not able to get up a small hill? in rhode island. >> well, makes sense. it is friday and time for another dream drive with

meisha. >> sure is. this time i went to a bucks county full every history. i also found out why this is not so stuffy museum. artist can get in the game too. now we're all invited, as well. take a look. >> this week i'm rolling to doylestown for a place that is pure pennsylvania. >> amazing museum, whether you know art, or whether you don't know art, there is something for everybody here. the art museum got its start as something very different. director and ceo,. >> well, the same thing art museum its first life as a mrs. on. so the prison was donated. we have grown expediently almost over 30 years here. there are these stunning paintings everywhere. >> this town represent what we were built for. that's the pennsylvania impressionist painters.

>> one of the crown jewels of the art museum is 22-foot mural, rescued from decades of neglect. >> a woman up in pennsylvania, new this mural exited on the back after auditorium, cigarettes butts in it,. >> that's crazy. >> yes. we are so fortunate that we're now the caretakers of this. >> furniture fans will love the wood sculptures, like the star fish, and the working fireplace, carved of walnut. and the philip inspired by the carvings. >> just because it spans the art, doesn't mean it is only for grownups. >> the museum holtz art appreciation classes for kids as young as three. teaching them shapes, colors, and imagination. >> matthew is noticing its got a round curve at the top. and it is a lot wider than his doors are. >> they experience original works of art in the gallery.

then they go back and create. >> dip block of wood in the gold. >> we develop all kind of programming that allows people to really release their inner creative spirit. >> so good the art is not being lost with our youth now. >> you might think a kid this age is too young to appreciate art. but the art museum knows inside everyone is a artist just waiting to come out. >> nice job. i love it. >> wow. >> a little bit for everyone, at that museum. >> i've driven by it, never gone inside. now i will go inside. amazing. >> and i got to say to you guys, so much of what's in there we actually couldn't even show you on camera, so there are so much in there that you have to check out for yourself. >> looking forward to it, thank you, meisha. the stage is set for the grammy award stars like lady gaga, bruno mars, and adele will have front row seat sunday night inside the staple center late show james cord on helped kick things off by rolling out the red carpet,

cord on is the new host of the grammys, said nervous, and just wants to do his best. you can see the 59th annual grammy awards this sunday night at 8:00. right here on cbs-3. >> well the 144 annual westminster dog show is coming up with a jim at this trials tomorrow. and judging next week. >> oh, cool. our area will be represented this year, at the world famous show, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live in our great hall with the great dog. hey, pat? >> yes, out here if the great hall, with this great dane, his name is orion, taking part in the festivities at the westminster dog show. joining orion his owner. >> first thing that stands out when you ceo ryan, how massive he is. how big he? >> orion is about 37 and a half inches, and ways 1670 pounds. >> so orion is -- orion ways more than i do. i'm a human being. he outweighs me by about 5 pounds. so only two and a half. i guess possible that he keeps

growing? >> yes, yes, he will fill out, mature more, and gain bulk in the chest, front area. >> so you have orion, and you also have two other great danes at home. what's that like? >> it is pretty amazing, i mean, they are wonderful animals, gentle giants. >> yes. >> kind of the first thing you notice is obviously the size, and how calm he really is. so how did you ghetto ryan? where did he come from? and what's the process been like getting him to westminster? >> orion is from pure line great danes. he came from a breeder, very reputable breeder, who breed for temperament mostly. you can see there is dog has wonderful temperament. >> no doubt about it. >> when you choose a show dog, you need to depend on good breeder to give you the best advice and i've known nancy simmons, who is sure line great danes for many, many years. and this was her pick of the

litter, this particular litter. and, you know, i trusted her breeding. >> her expertise? >> her expertise in breeding, my husband and i purchased eye ryan. >> essay ward winning dog? >> yes, he is. orion accomplished many things in 2016. he not only finished his champion title, but in the next five months, he has accomplished grand champion title, and then along with winning few specialty shows, he also came away the end of the year with many breed points. >> do you mind if i walk him? i'll try. not a dog handler by any means, but i tried this earlier and orion was walking me around. what's the key? hole uptight? >> hold like this, right? >> and we walk. ready, orion? let's go. >> good boy. >> i think i've got what it takes to be a dog walker. what do you guys think? >> do i like --

>> he's going to take you for a ride! >> that wasn't bad, right? >> pat, your day job? >> ready, orion? >> there we go. here we go. we got the trot down. >> what a beautiful dog. oh, what about me, jim? common. >> i have a friend that has three great danes, as well. >> really? >> what kind of house does that person live in? >> they don't use up a lot of space. no, they don't. they kind of like stay in their spot. isn't he beautiful? such a beautiful dog. >> yes. >> good luck to orion. >> thank you, pat shall appreciate it. we will be right back with three to go.

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>> before you head out the door here is three to go. >> overturned tanker, 611 near easton road, neighbors have been allowed back in their home. >> list tore call commission could decided to if on jewelers row, if it can be demolished. >> ink end thousand as is have time to check out the event, starts today at the pennsylvania convention center. that's three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> it is very cold start to the day for sure here. but beautiful scenes out, across our live neighborhood networkment take a look at thisment beautiful streak of

sunlight, coming up over the horizon, obviously snow did fall outside cut town area middle school. clean up left to do out in the western and north most suburbs, but today will be cold one. so not much snow melt to take place. there will be some sun initially, clouds build through the day. >> oh, right. looking outside, we have an accident, ramp from westbound vine to westbound schuylkill, and another one near passyunk, also, we have large rocks on the roadways, 422 eastbound, at arm and hammer boulevard, you guys, highway is closed down right now, as they try it remove these large rocks. >> oh, boy, thanks, meisha. next on cbs this morning, james cored on talks about why hosting the grammys means so much to him. >> and from all of us here at cbs-3, have a great day. and a wonderful weekend. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, february 10th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." president trump tweets see you in court after federal judges refuse to reinstate his temporary travel ban. and in a late night phone call with china's president he reverses his statement on the "one china policy." the northeast digs out from a blizzard that paralyzed major cities and small towns. we're in boston where more snow could be on the way. this year's host james corden talks about the pressure he's feeling before sunday's big show. >> i bet he sings. but we begin this morning with