>> in is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." written i city. whipping wind, made construction tarps look more like, well, sales this morning in center city philadelphia. anything not tied down on day like today is likely to blow away. >> and the gusts are powerful enough to topple this tree in mt. airy. "eyewitness news" on kresham anselm width stress, landing on top of parked car.

crews spent the morning cutting back branches, and we caught up with the car's owner understandably upset. first, i'm like, all right, i'm not mad. but then i'm like i started getting irritated. why did a tree fall on my car? and it fell that way. why it have to be my car? >> poor guy, despite the damage to the car, fortunately, no one was hurt. people all across the region are feeling these blustery conditions, good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. greg argos is live in south philadelphia, where the strong winds have left behind some damage, greg, good afternoon, what are you seeing there? >> so good afternoon, rahel, jim, yes, these waves are extremely powerful. take a look here in south philly. the trees blown over by the gusts fortunately just scraping the white car, not causing anyone any injury. this will be a common site this afternoon. flags flapping in the wind, the weather service issuing high wind warning until

6:00 monday night with steady 25-35-mile per hour winds, and gusts up to 60 miles per hour. >> those gusts causing some issues. here near ashburn road second street in montgomery county this morning, this tree down, roadway closed as crews work to remove it. a similar site here at wolf and 23rd street in south philly this tree shattered near a space nearly landing on power lines, plenty of power throughout philadelphia construction sites, as crews continue work, despite the dangerous conditions. now, back here live, city officials are asking for your help, they say, if you have any unsecured property, on patios, or whatnot, especially if you live on second or higher floor, of course remove it or secure it, it could fall, create damage to someone else's property or pots bridge hurt someone. so of course do that if you have any property outside this afternoon, live here in south philly. greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news."

very good advice, greg, all right. thank you. the winds also blamed for scattered power outages in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. peco reports about 5300 customers still without service this noon, pse&g about 171 outages in south jersey, little more than 550 atlantic city electric customers are in the danker in new castle delaware, delmarva power reporting over 2,000 outages. still a lot of people affected. high winds also causing some delays at philadelphia international airport. so make sure to check your flights before headed to the airport. all right, meteorologist, katie fehlinger in the cbs-3 weather center to tell us how long the worse of the win will last, hopefully good news. >> i do come bearing good news for a change, that's not often that i can tell you that, right? i do promise you the worse of the wind will be very gradually granted but tapering with time here today. in the meantime, let's take you right on outside. of course greg was talking about this, the high wind warning. but here is where you're affected by that high wind warning. it is all in the state of

delaware, entire delmarva peninsula, entire southern half of the garden state, so northwest, certainly not immune either. you have wind advisory, more on that, a little later in the show here. but as also mentioned, gusts could still peak as high as 60 . i've seen so far 63-mile per hour gusts meantime, though, win gusts currently, certainly not much better out at philadelphia international airport, right now, 52-mile per hour gusts currently being reported, 54 atlantic city. at lunchtime still incredibly blustery, the ones that stands out as the highest but still very windy elsewhere. meanwhile camera looks as though it must be stick here. this was rocking and rolling just moment ago. 35 degrees, currently at whitt fields elementary school with pretty persistent wind. now at the moment, we've actually had couple of snow showers rolling through the poconos, at the moment, more than anything sunshine, see few additional snowflakes throughout the day that would be wise, departing storm system also helping to get this wind underway in the first place. but, coming up, that system

getting out of here, end up overall much quieter pattern which ill outline for you just little later on, jim, back to you. >> nearly 200,000 people have been evacuated from several counties in northern california, after damage was discovered on the nation's tallest damn. record rainfall in california has resulted in high water levels at the oroville dam. the damn's emergency spillway was used for the first time in 50 years. but last week, authorities discovered a he errosion in the spillway. >> public safety my number one concern. and ensuring the safety of a thousand people, thousands of people, was critical. >> i'm not going to lift the evacuation order until i have a better idea about what that means, and what risks that poses. >> now, officials are planning to plug the hole by dropping rocks from helicopters. they say there is no risk that the dam itself will break. >> president trump continues to meet with lord leaders

after the weekends with japanese prime minister at his estate in florida today he is hosting canadian prime minister justin trued owe, weijia jiang reports from the white house. >> justin trudeau meeting with president trump at the white house. >> the job of the canadian prime minister to have constructive working relationship with the president of the united states, and that's exactly what i intends to do. >> the two leaders disagree on number of issues, including immigration, and trade. president trump has campaign on a pending nafta, the trade agreement between the us, mexico and canada. in 2015, canada and the us exchanged $575 billion worth of goods with each other. >> the keystone pipeline. >> but they do agree on the keystone pipeline, which will run from alberta canada to nebraska. >> i've been on the record for many years supporting it. >> national security advisor, michael flynn, is expected to be on hand for some of the

discussions with prime minister trued owe. cbs news has learned his job may be in jeopardy. >> it is not for me to answer hypotheticals. it won't be responsible. that is sensitive matter. >> general flynn originally told officials he did not discuss us sanctions with russia's ambassador to the u.s. before president trump took office. but, us intelligence agencies intercepted those calls. >> i talked to general flynn about that conversation. >> vice president mike pence is reportedly upset, general flynn misled him about the discussions prior to that appearance on "face the nation." in washington, weijia jiang, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." well, the mayor of chester is taking steps to address a spike in crime in that city. >> that's why i have decided to increase the reward amount from 5,000 to $10,000 to any person who has information leading to the arrest and conviction of a person committing a homicide.

5,000 to $10,000. our hope is that persons will come forward and help our department. >> mayor kirkland will host two round table discussions this thursday to brain storm ways to combat violence in chester. we've been telling but septa rail cars that had been pulled from service but now good news if you ride the el. cars will be running on the market frankford line allowing for trips every five to six minutes. septa only has 16 trains in service last week. working on getting even more rail cars back on track, came after cracks were found in some cars about a week ago, set up service along the l has also ended. >> let's go crazy, just one of the big moments in the grammys last night. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> bruno mars, joined pop group to pay tribute to prince. a look at the night's highlight with the host of the insider next.

>> and piling up, up north, see where powerful winter storm is taking aim for the second time this month, that's when "eyewitness news" at

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >> of course philadelphia is a city known for its history, in some cases the history is sitting right in front of us. >> old factories, crumbling buildings, stand in the shadows of the booming construction project throughout the area. tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 our greg argos gets the keys annex mores these hidden treasures, he'll plane

why some people consider them blight properties, others balancing the new with the old, why we continue to see transformation right before our eyes. >> if a building can be re purposed orr reused, we will put it on the market for reuse. if the builds something fallen into such disrepair that it is un economical to fix it, we will take it down. >> we would love to be able to reuse them, you know? sort of keep philadelphia, philadelphia. >> inside look you will see tonight only on cbs-3 at 11:00. >> well the 59th grammy award was one not to miss here on cb . adele was a winner. >> joining us live from los angeles, the host of the insider kelce night, guys, what a night of music it was! >> such a great show, jim, rahel. last night was music's biggest party, and adele said hello to five grammys. >> and the grammy goes to ... hello, add ill.

>> record of the year, and song of the year, for hello, the night's highest honor albumn of the year, beating out beyonce lemonade, which adele refused to except by the way. >> the lemonade albumn was just so monumental, beyonce, so monumental. and so well thought out, and so beautiful and so bearing, and we are about to see another side to you that you don't always let us see. we appreciate that. >> wow. adele continued all her pea beyonce prays in the press room. >> the reason i felt the need to say something my albumn of the year was lemonade. and she is my icon of my whole life. >> and what what you didn't see on the telecast, hello singer actually put it into two pieces so she could share with beyonce. >> don't cry with queen b, lemonade did win two grammys, one for most urban contemporary albumn, music of the video formation.

>> of course her twin baby bump and goal end performance that maybe mama beyonce truly take her seat at the head of what was the grammy table. >> wow. >> ♪ >> just incredible, and per performance stole the entire show. >> quite amazing task by the way because of all of the amazing tributes, adele show stopping cover of the late george michael fast love. i loved this. she had to re start this, she wanted it to be perfect. i felt so badly for her at that moment. >> then there was the girl power tribute, featuring little big town, cory -- tori kelly, and demi lavato. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i got to tell you my favorite, bruno mars chanelling the purple one with this amazing cover of prince's let's go crazy. >> ♪

>> it really was such an incredible night. we had such fun on the red carpet. so much more on the insider tonight for you guys. >> your complete grammy wrap upright here tonight on the insider. see you then. thanks for having us this morning. >> we'll be watching. what a great night it was. >> we will be watching tonight. >> well, we continue to keep our eye on the high speed winds, still ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon. >> yes, it is a day to hang onto your hat, and well, just about anything else not tied down. katie? >> monitoring this gusty wetter. >> absolutely. a lot of us searching for trash cans later today. meantime, i want to gave you a sense of how the weekend will shape up. right now, i tell you, looking pretty good. expecting sunshine, temperatures to climb, and quite mild for february. we're talking some 50's here, mid to even upper 50's over the course of this upcoming weekend right now. not bad at all specially coming off what's currently a very chilly forecast, and we will break down the entire seven day outlook for you on

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>> pre digging wind gusts more than 50 miles per hour, and 2 feet, feet, of snow! the region still recovering from winter storms in the last few days, hundreds of flights in and out of several major airport in the northeast have been canceled, due to the

hazardous conditions. spoke to my cousin yesterday. i don't think she was looking forward to another day with the kids in the house. oh, get them out. >> too much of a good thing. >> no kidding. >> so you were saying, katie, apparently the same storm that the reason it is so winy? >> the reason it is winnie, yes, basically what happens, you know how when you walk down the street, down broad, for example, between the skyscrapers, feels win year there, it is because of the just way the gradient sets up, almost like mother nature's winds tunnel setting up. area of low pressure departing, high that's trying to build n so inbetween all that can happen is that win is just keyed up. that's part of the reason it is so darn gusty outside right now, but we showed you the high wind warning earlier, wind advisory to get tonight so the win continues to be our main running time, how much we do have some quieter weather down the pike here, also nice warm up to go along with it, so let's get right to it, we take you to the here and now, parkway library camera, and we zoom in on old glory here

affected by the win blowing out, if you look closely the clouds are moving through, creating and casting shadows, as they passover the city, city sky cape here. but, again, go neck, what you see here is a storm that's really wrapping itself up here, even brought in couple of snow showers across the poconos, maybe still see more clouds, few snowflakes up that way. but, as that is departing and high pressure trying to take its place, that tunnel, that wind tunnel effect gets set up. that's why it is so darn blustery outside. but notice, it is completely chilly air across the rest of the eastern half of the united state. expect more of the same. quiet conditions come tomorrow. for now that win still cranking, cranking very well. so, wind advisory again posted for the southeast part of pennsylvania, northern half of new jersey, it is that high wind warning for the rest of you. no one is immune in support. really the only difference between the advisory versus the warning how strong will those winds actually be, and

you could still see pretty much anywhere, 55 to 60-mile per hour goes cents before it is said and done. future wind speeds, primarily still out of the northwest, so they are coming from colder place. which is going to make it feel that much chillier, also so strong really going to be hugging that winter coat more tightly. so, by 6:00 p.m., we should, in most spots, have dropped below 20 miles per hour sustained winds speeds. again your future sustained wind speeds, not gusts, gusts will remain higher than this, but in terms of what's sustained, gets a lot calmer for us here, that includes into the overnight hours. so come tomorrow, as you're maybe waking to up breakfast in bed, maybe planning a night out with your honey, it looks good here. right now feels awfully chilly more like 31 degrees at philadelphia international airport, flirting with 40 at this hour. so dot mental math in your head. probably have to knock ten, up to 15 degrees off, for feels-like value, take a look at the actual air temperature. meanwhile granted feels chilly .

so far pretty mild month of february. 9:00 -- nine of the last ten days above average. eight specially incredibly warm. that's when we had the records that we broke. then the next day ended up with snow rolling through. but meantime, today, it is just very blustery. that continues to be the headline. forty-three the expected high. we drop it back to 27 later tonight. thankfully the winds will be diminishing, we take it forward here, over the course of the seven day, it looks sunny for your honey on the have a end teen day tomorrow. nice bright sunshine, lighter winds, really nice day all-in-all. so no excuses not to get that present for rahel, jim donovan. >> why is everyone -- the expectations here. >> i did promise you a warm up on the weekends, look at that, low 50's saturday, sunday. >> so katie is delivering a little present for me. >> i have to back up my girl this side of the ding. >> we're not married. do you understand that? >> a sky after thousand drones, quite a site.

>> preparing for the unthinkable. you have a will, but have you prepared for your digital after life? it is not just saying passwords, show you how to protect on line accounts, as well as what's on your social media, today at 5:00. >> well this noon, we are getting a look at a spectacular celebration. >> this time new world record. chinese state television shows a thousand drones, lighting up

the sky in china, the celebration set the record for the largest number of drones in a performance, the lantern festival, marks the first full moon of the new year, and the end of the lunar new year celebration. >> wow. >> look at that. >> amazing. >> i'm amazed they don't run into each other. >> yes. >> like the lady gaga superbowl performance. i think gaga was better. >> okay. >> let's check on weather. >> one more check for you here, i want to show you the seven day one more time. you know, looks like very tranquil pattern, except for today. we're front loading the forecast with the windy day, again, those gusts still peak any time the rest of the day. upward of the 50-mile per hour range. so, really blustery, hole onto your hat, hopefully you don't have to go hunting for your garbage. >> that's "eyewitness news" for for today. i'm jim donovan. >> thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is ne

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