. at 11 11:00 a first for first lady milania trump. blue blood. the major milestone celebrated by the cast and star tom celek. people were running everywhere telling the pedestrians to take cover. not your typical afternoon walk in center city. people running for cover as large chunks of ice fall from

very tall buildings: caused a busy stretch of market street to close for hours >> i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. david? >> reporter: jessica, about three minutes ago, more ice small chunks fell off. the sidewalk is open. you can see the sign this sign says it all. caution, falling ice. there are some police on site just to make sure things are ok. this cell phone video shows chunksive ice falling off the loewhotel in center city. bigger chunks fell off prompting authorities to immediately close the road and sidewalks. >> people were just running everywhere. telling pedestrians to take cover >> she said some of the ice chunks were the size of the car hoods. police taking no chances closed

market between 12th and 13th >> everyone was caught off guard they didn't quite know where to direct us >> plenty of people were walking around when the ice came barrelling down. >> anybody could have got hit. like, you know, we have elderly people down here walking around >> with temperatures below 30. many are concerned other buildings in center city are area might pose the same threat >> you got to worry about the cars hitting you. but really got to worry about the ice falling. >> and you see that sign right now, live on the sidewalk in front of the loew's hotel. the temperatures will get warmer. authorities say they will keep an eye on this and other buildings in the area to make sure people are safe. reporting live tonight in center city david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> david, thank you. authorities in cumberland county are investigating a police involved shooting that left one man dead.

eyewitness on the scene near south avenue in bridgeton. the officer shot the man after foot chase this afternoon. police found a gun near the victim but they have not said why they were chasing him or if he fired a shot at them >> we learned albert boscov, chairman of the department store died. it was gun by this father in 1914 and grew the company the sales in excess of one billion dollars. he was fighting pancreatic cancer. he was 87 years old. a surprise announcement from philadelphia district attorney seth williams. he said he will not seek reelection on the heals of ethics violations. he failed to disclose more than 1 $60,000 in gifts and income, including $45,000 in home repairs. he was ordered to pay a $62,000 fine last month.

that's the largest ever imposed by the philadelphia board of ethics >> my decision brought much embarrassment shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for which i love. for this, i will hold deep regret in my heart. >> williams became philadelphia's first african-american district attorney in january, 2010. president trump says he may sign a new executive order on immigration. after a federal appeals court refused to reinstate the travel ban. he met with shinzo abe at the white house. he vowed to keep up the legal fight over his halting of immigration from seven countries designated as terror hot spots. it's a new executive order would folk specifically on extreme vetting. >> we also have a lot of other options including filing a brand new order. which could very well be. but i like to -- we need speed.

security. so it could very well be. >> there you see first lady milania trump with the president. this was her first flight on any force 1. >> president trump prime minister shinzo abe are spending the weekend together to discuss foreign policy. the president hosted a dinner president trump and prime minister shinzo abe were joined by robert krat. vice president pence swore in tom price. after 2:00 this morning, senators voted along party lines to confirm the georgia congressman to reshape the affordable care act, medicare and made a. protesters blocked education betsy devos from entering a public school in washington, dc today. they're concerned about her

proposals to expand charred schools and school vouch programs. some say they hurt public schools. devos later entered through another door >> the cold weather is leading to a spike in stolen cars in philadelphia but police say the car owners are pretty much handing over the key to the accident thieves. "eyewitness news" alexandria hoff is live in south philly with a warning tonight. alex? >> reporter: welling jessica, during the winter months, a vehicle left outside overnight will hold about ten degrees above the outside temperatures. not so bad if you accidently left your groceries in your trunk, not so good when you go to get back inside the vehicle if it's still there. it takes about 15 minutes to comfortably warm up a vehicle >> by the time we're out the door, my car is good to go >> for those without an automatic starter that's a cold 15, but not nearly as cold as anthony got.

police working in the 3rd district say they've seen a spike in vehicle thefts in the past 30 days. and more than half those cases they say the acquires running with keys in the ignition in an effort to warm them up. >> i get up, start the car and i go. >> i will never warm it up and not be in it. >> you don't trust it >> no. >> auto thefts aren't the only risk a driver runs. these tickets are somewhat rare, under pennsylvania law, driver could be fine you wanted to $100 for doing so. in new jersey and idling car can get ticketed for $250 depending on the location and if the temperature is above 25 t in delaware, the fine is between 25 and $75. >> i just get in in the cold car start up, wait 30 seconds and take off slowly. >> reporter: sometimes it is simply wrong place wrong time. anthony is also not one to leave his car running and his was not when it was stolen in the city. >> mine one running. >> reporter: a man that is a bad

feeling. well, the third district has also seen a rise in vehicle thefts, police say even a small pile of change can lure a thief. reporting live in south philadelphia, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." funeral services will be held tomorrow for a delaware correctional officer killed in a line of duty. loved ones of lieutenant steven floyd gathered at delaware state university for a viewing. there will be another tomorrow followed funeral services on tuesday, delaware governor john carney will announce his selection to lead an independent investigation into that incident. medical marijuana may be coming to aston delaware county. town has passed an ordinance to allow medical marijuana growing and processing. the ordinance allows for a facility in the limited industrial district and it must be at least 1,000 feet from a school or daycare center be

fully enclosed and not accessible to minors. >> this is a growing and processing operation, it is not a dispensary. >> township officials passed the ordinance after receiving an application from someone wanting to open a facility. burlington county store are off the market following the spread of a potentially deadly virus. county health officials say the parvo virus began to spread at the puppy barn in mt. holly forcing the business to shut its door, it attacks the digestive system and cause death. the store involuntarily surrendered more than 70 puppies and in a recent facebook post. the puppy barn said it did not wilmington sell a puppy that it thought was ill >> whether they were ill before they got there or at the site, we're not 100% sure.

we have people they received animals that are unhealthy >> the puppy barn is closed for now. county officials say the store's owners are not facing penalties the 40 hour work week, is it too long? research says yes. >> straight ahead. scientists say they have discovered the perfect work week, nicole brewer with how many hours you should be working and why it could be the key to success. plus this. >> i always felt if we build this, it will come >> "eyewitness news" is on the set of tom sell ick and blue blood, the milestone they're celebrating >> a warm front just passed to the north of the region, it's bringing snow off to our north but milder air in for the weekend. i'll tell when you to expect is up and when we'll see rain that could impact your weekend.

it is finally friday and for many of you your long week at work is over and it's likely you clocked more than 40 hours >> one group of scientists said long hours can affect our mental and physical health. nicole brewer joins us now with how long they say we should really be working. >> happy friday, by the way. i you don't feel overwork d. those who worked 39 flus hours off saw a decline in their health mentally and physically. >> if you work full time you're

used to the 9:00 to 5:00 grind. what's the ideal work week >> '30 hours? >> 50 to 60. >> three-day weekend isn't bad, i'm it depends on the person >> the average spends about 47 hours a week on job. >> i thought it would be less >> it should be according to researchers at the australian national university. they say 39 hours spent working each week optimizes health >> it becomes an issue for an individual on what do you value >> chad is the president forster. it would cost about 15% of their pay, if you make 50 grand that's about 75 hundred bucks a year >> >> the decision would be i need that money but again, life is short and leash time is valuable. >> hourly works a portion of

their paycheck he believes it could be benefit business overall >> it will stimulate the economy by hiring additional people. if we have our employees being happier and productive >> maybe not all. because women tend to do more work around the house, their healthier was 34 hours a week, while a man was up to 47 >> there's a lot of guys who take care of their kid at home >> it reflects upon our society and different exemptions >> children you know, we got a little bit more stress. >> reporter: gender differences aside, how does america compare? the u.s. ranks 17 out of 38 countries in terms of longest work week, mexico earns the top spot with the most hours while germans get away with the athlete amount of time and on the job and i hear from a lot of people say they like the european way >> right. >> it's interesting kind of

becomes our default. >> what we're used to >> but if you truly love what you do >> you don't work a day in your life >> joe biden is branching outgoing from secret service agents to talent agents. bind and his wife have both hired agents in hollywood. it's the same agency that represents a listers like brad pitt and will smith. the bidens plan to use the agents to promote their public work. he started working with the university of pennsylvania and delaware after spending more than 40 years in washington. next month, blue blood will reach a milestone, 150 episodes. jan car bay yo checked in with the cast and find out the secrets to the show's success. >> reporter: seven seasons, the reagan family shared it'sth life >> i can't help but root for

them >> and its dinner with televisions audiences across the country. >> it's a real blessing. >> reporter: blue blood know him as frank reagan, the family pat track, a strong leader. new york's city police commissioner. sell lick had a hunch from season one episode one blue blood would be a special series >> any time you do a show where the characters are clearly drawn and as interesting and as flawed as our characters, i think the show has potential, i kind of fell if we build this they will come. >> reporter: as it approaches it's 150th episode, cast takes a break from filming their pharmacy dinner scene to chat with "eyewitness news" about why the show is not only survived but thrived >> it comes from a lot of hard work and dedication and gifted actor >> donnie wahlberg who plays detective reagan

>> when i see a police officer in the street, he'll say good >> wahlberg is no stranger to the streets of philadelphia >> wahlberg's is going great. we got to get the cheesesteaks on the menu >> i like the amish bakeries >> remember her trip to reading terminal with other own ukee washington >> i had my 21 it's birthday party at home with turkey stuffing, marked potatoes. >> she started her role at nicky at 14 years old >> and speaking of the always popular family dinner scenes, what's on the menu for episode 150 >> potatoes, ham, salad and green he beans. >> the cast celebrated with disorient. think magnum pi at 163, and

there's always another milestone. cheers made it to 275. do you think you got that many in you >> 275 episodes? wow. we could. i think the show has that kind of potential. everything goes by in a flash. so it's 150 episodes >> jan carabeo, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> they're a family on and off camera. mar march 1st. >> a look at your weekend forecast. we got the snow out of the way and we don't have to worry about that over the next couple days temperatures are slighting rising which is not the usual way temperatures go overnight hours and we got warmer weather on the way. temperatures headed back towards around 50. we're not going to be 66 degrees like we were a couple of days ago but you can't complain about

50 this time of year. it's a nice night to be outside. let's take a look outside, roof cam from the cbs broadcast center looking out towards center city philadelphia. at little chilly but not feeling quite as cold as it did earlier. certainly not last night. the winds backed off and temperature-wise, seasonal for february. quiet outside just clouds, we do have snow happening just off to our north, stormscan 3 shows that warm front draped across portions of new england and it is snow across new york state southern new england light snow this coming on top of the snow they got. they got a lot more than we did with yesterday's storm. it's an icing on the cake, sties are clearing we're seeing a few scattered snow showers, nothing that big of a deal. maybe flurries in the lehigh valley. if you're out and about. if you're heading home, there will be chance for flakes, now that the warm front lifted,

we're getting a brisk south wind, temperatures are headed up 38 in wildwood. 35 in millville, 35 in atlantic city, 33 in philadelphia. we barely got there all day. really, not feeling too bad outside tonight and temps continue to rise. that snow will stay to the north, saturday starts with sunshine increasing clouds in the afternoon, but it's a dry day and a mild day showers develop overnight and sunday we'll have periods of rain looks light steadiest there will be the threat for ice and sleet in the poconos, scattered showers sunday afternoon and evening and then we clear it out the wind pick up but the sun returns monday. the only area that has to worry about winter weather will be the poconos region temp near freezing when the rain falls it mixes with sleet and it can freeze leading to about a ten. of an inch. temperature trends upward we have to watch this little bubble of cold air on monday that dives

down. it will be slightly cooler but that is really an indication of a storm that's going to set up over new england on monday. bringing them the chance for more snow. we will feel the winds around the bash edge. monday turns blustery and cooler. tuesday, wednesday, quiet. the day you want to watch will be thursday. there's a lot up in the air, but there are signals that a system could try to move up the eastern sea board. whether it movies offshore, it could happen. that's one day i'm watching next week. >> all right. thanks, kate. >> meantime is here with sports. >> winning is secondary. we're heal from brian coangelo, if you want

a lot of fun when jo is running dunking in.

not so much when the team is cautious by making him sit. they hottest miami tomorrow night. the team lost six out of eight without him on the court. team president brian coangelo wants to keep him healthy at all costs. >> the anxiety of fans, i understand. you know, i sympathize with fans looking to buy tickets for games and we want to give them as much advance notice as possible. but once again, the health and long-term viability of the athlete is the single most important thing that we put out there. >> all right, on to the ice, three straight losses and only one goal scored. the flyers hurting and looking for answers before they host is an how say tomorrow at 1:00. orange and black at practice. shuffling lines, 24-year-old jordan wheel when is up.

connecticutty is on injured reserve. captain knows he can do better. >> we haven't been clicking, haven't had we need to bear down. i got to do better, play, i got to play up to my standards and right now it's not the case and frustrating. >> late in the football season, eagles fans began to rome manty size desean jackson strides back to the linc. cut it out. it may not happen. ukee. desean spent last three seasons in washington. chip kelly cut him. there were talks about jackson being a trouble maker off the field. today, the free agent was asked if he wants to stay in dc. i definitely want to be here. coming from philly. the image they put out of me. i think i had three years to go to prove that everybody that no, he's not that type of guy.

jackson goes on to say that he's been trouble free off the field. he's a family and businessman. so you picking up what he's putting down >> i'll put it to you this way, there was talk out there that to wasn't coming here. i rest my case. >> so optimistic as always. >> up

kickoff party for the susan g. komen >> about 200 members of the healthcare community to express interest in getting involved in the fight against broadcast. natasha and i were honored to take part. cbs3 is a proud partner with susan g. komen in the race for the cure >> temperatures on their way up, cloudy conditions for saturday near 40 in the poconos, 50 in the city. mid 50's down the shore tomorrow but on sunday, even though it stays mild we will see rain, the one hear could be the pokes where temperatures are near freezing, watch for freezing rain, light wintery mix sunda

coming up it's the late show with steven followed by the late late show with james cordon, morning crew back tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com. >> good night policeman. sleep well. [ door closes ] >> nick: we need to talk. >> chelsea: what?

>> nick: [ chuckles ] uh, i vow to respect, honor, and thwart all of my daughter's attempts to ruin my social life. but yours, on the other hand, looks like it's going great. >> chelsea: this is just, you know, something i wear sometimes when i'm...cleaning. >> nick: it is white. so if you spill bleach on it, nobody will notice. >> chelsea: this is actually a-a new gown i designed for my bridal collection. so i thought i would try it on, you know, to make sure that the fabric flowed when the bride walks down the aisle. >> nick: it looks great. >> chelsea: thanks. you know what? i'm gonna go slip into something a little less formal. >> nick: i really just, uh, came by to apologize for faith's behavior. um, you know, it was uncalled for, her volunteering me to be sharon's dinner date. >> chelsea: no, i-i get it. she's worried about her mom. >> nick: well, you know, her mom's single and...i'm single, and she's wondering why her parents couldn't be together again. >> chelsea: she's a perceptive child. so... should i start sketching wedding dresses for sharon?

>> lily: hey, sharon. how come you weren't at my fitting? >> sharon: um, because i was too busy pouring milk all over nikki, which sounds insane when i say it out loud. >> lily: yeah, you know what? listen, i know all about in-laws who drive you crazy. maybe i should give hilary a milk bath next time she gets in my face. >> sharon: [ chuckles ] oh, oh, you don't have to do that. >> lily: no, no, no, look, i managed a restaurant for years, so it's a force of habit. don't worry. >> sharon: well, i guess we're both in the same line of work now. um, suddenly i'm the sole owner of the coffeehouse. i've now been dumped by two of its prior owners. >> lily: what? >> sharon: oh, i-i guess you haven't heard. dylan left. and he's divorcing me.

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>> billy: yeah, that's a fair point, but it's not in the current budget, cane. >> cane: we'll get some money out of r&d. >> billy: well, we should have victoria sign off on it. >> cane: well, you know what? if you, uh, want to get a head start being her lap dog and wait for approval, you can always do that. i figured that maybe you and i can take the initiative 'cause, you know, victoria doesn't own the company yet. >> victoria: dad. >> victor: yes, sweetheart? >> victoria: hey, i want to, um, pick your brain. do you have a few minutes? >> victor: you bet. for you? always. >> victoria: i'm gonna buy back all of brash & sassy. >> victor: you took my advice. i love that. >> victoria: i realized that i should own the company that i founded. >> victor: yeah? the company that you lost >> victor: yeah? the company that you lost because of me. >> victor: yeah? the company that you lost because ahyou the law? we've had some complaints of... is that a fire?

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