digging out, people are cleaning up damage left behind after yesterday's winter weather that includes the roof of this south philadelphia gas station, we will tell you and give you the hardest hit area.t, forced several people out in the place where it unfold aid few hours ago. some of the president trump's tax returns are in the open this morning, how much he paid in 2005? what he has to say about the publicking of those documents. well to day march 15th, 2017, good morning , i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon, day after the snow. >> feels like we never left here. >> yes, we have complete coverage, of how the snow is affecting people in our region jan carabao shows us what

people in philadelphia are showing with. meisha johnson tracking conditions on icy, slick road but lets turn to meet role goodies katie fehlinger to find out if there is a thaw in our near future. say it so, katie. >> it will take a while, guys. ky here todayy hit freez ling some very cold air remains in place and that is part of the after aftermath problem that we will face. we have a large storm system that continues thankfully to make its exit, we are still going to have very col cold aire north and the west here. so, again, nor'easter, in terms of the actual storm, that is making its exit. we are still going to find perhaps especially this afternoon residual snow showers or squals. i don't think that will necessarily add to your current totals of snow, and sleet across the region but we will find those and they could continue to reduce visibility. right now not looking that bad skies have cleared out. remember under a nice clear sky temperatures can drop that much more readily.

so, right around the range of teens or 20's at best this morning, but again we are not rebounding too much more, throughout the course of the day. frozen slush, snow is an issue i'm sure meisha will be able to echo this but it is mainly on untreated roadways, icy, you know, side streets, ramps, you will need to use caution because we are finding some of that residual icing taking place. the bottom line here, folks, no matter where you are, if it was basically a rain storm south jersey, south delaware temperatures right now, meisha are so cold even if it was just rain it has since re frozen out there. >> yes, and what we are seeing right now, katie is even sometimes exact roadways can put that conversation on the roadways and that refreezes. it is one of those things of how cold it is depending on how many vehicles are on the roadways there will be black ice anywhere that you travel, and we are seeing ice on the roadways, basically every where. untreated surfaces, absolutely

, those side streets will be very rough, and difficult to drive on. now your main highways and interstates, they are for the most parting to be treated, so what we will have is a little bit of refreezing throughout the morning because it won't be able to moment. it will not be at freezing point. right now in the 20's we are seeing black ice but we do have a accident on 309 as well , fill you in on, at norristown road that has been since cleared but good news, septa most service is back to normal. we have some, suspensions and detours on the bus route and check those on line and we will talk about that coming up in a little bit. jim, over to you. school district of philadelphia will open up normally today. archdiocese schools, however are operating with a two hour delay. there are 400 other closings and delays affecting our area. we are posting them on cbs philly.com and cbs local app. new video from south philadelphia where it appears heavyweight is just too much for roof of the gas station. this is that liberty gas and car wash at columbus boulevard

and tasker street. in word on any injuries but as you can see a large chunk of the roof did crash on to a kiosk. snow is frozen solid in many areas that will pose a problem cleaning off your cars and try to get back to work or school today. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao will be out touring different neighborhood. her first stop is port richmond. jan, how sit looking there. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morning. getting out to the live location using highways that was clear. smooth sailing. it is when you hit side streets that you will run into a problem. we are coming to you live from the cross section of ann and miller street and it is a great view what the side streets will look like. this one has been plowed, but even if they are plowed, lot of times you will just see this snow pack that is now kind of a block of ice because that wet, heavy snow has now frozen solid. this is a side street right here, ann street not looking too much better we do see pavement from time to time but

very slippery out here: on the sidewalks, much of the same. some areas are clear, but others, have not been touched at all and then you have some icey patches. be aware of both streets, sidewalks are going to be rock solid at some point and if you were not smart enough to clear off your car yesterday this is what you'll have to come out to this is rock solid, right now and will take time to chip in there and clear this off. if you didn't dig your car out that is an additional problem. we have already seen one person try to get over this black of ice right here and it was very tricky for that person and that person had an suv. we were able to catch up with some early morning risers who took the time, yesterday to clean off their car, it was no easy task even then, take a listen. >> how long did it take to you shovel out. >> yesterday, it took me about , two hours. >> reporter: a lot. >> yes, it is a lot, a lot of

ice and snow. >> it was heavy. it was rain, you know, mix of snow so it was a mess. it was a lot. >> reporter: now you are taking a look at the street on to the sidewalk here when we talk about ice, wow, almost slipped right there we are not playing around. it is large, chunks of ice, out here this morning. so because people are waking up, they are going to work, a lot of kid are going to school , some sidewalks aren't going to be clear, there will be wanting to take an extra slow on not only on the side streets, but because people walking along narrow shoulders because they cannot get around definitely give yourself extra time to get into your car and to work and also because it will be slow go around these neighborhood, jim and rahel back to you. >> i predict frustrated commuters, thanks very much. and philadelphia international airport officials say operations are returning to normal today. travelers can still expect headaches, dozens of flights out of philadelphia

international have already been cancelled for today according to the airport's web site. if you have a flight booked confirm witt your car year, many others cancelled operations at philadelphia international yesterday because of the winter weather. and one of the hardest hit areas allentown now it is time to dig out, almost 20 hours of snowfall within a few small breaks. it turned to ice in lehigh county. officials decided to keep schools and offices closed for another day. eyewitnesses that we spoke to i should say say that was a smart decision. >> anything can happen, people can fall, trip, you want your kid safe and at home. >> there is no point taking risk let them have a good time , give everybody a little break and it isn't safe. >> black ice continues to pose a threat to the area bye with another snow day as an excuse to stay off the road, some are embracing the official day off berks county also got hit hard this morning, most major school districts remain closed , after snow stopped

falling many residents began daunting task of digging out. it forced several business toss close and normally bustling tenth street in west reading saw folks shoveling through several inches of snow >> pretty cold now, it is windy, now the snow is getting hard to shovel, it is getting solid. >> and the public transportation system is operating on a normal schedule but you can expect delays and detours. well, new jersey governor chris christie lifted a state of emergency around 6:00 last night. the late to the season nor'easter didn't produce much snow here in ocean city cape may county but as you can see it did cause flooding. nothing these drivers could not navigate, however. over in atlantic city one driver had to be rescued after getting stuck in the high water. much of the water has fortunately since reseated. more than 150 people owe employees are head ago cross state lines to help electric co in delaware, restore power to customers. delaware was pounded with a, dangerous combination, snow, sleet, wind, rain, yesterday,

trees toppled on to homes and cars in wilmington and ice coated power lines gave way. at last check more than 10,000 people are still, without power, in new castle county alone. and new this morning in other news at lee four people are rushed to the hospital after an apartment fire in east mt. airy. flames lit up the early morning sky in the 7500 block of theron avenue. fire fighters rushed to the apartment building around 1:00 . blaze happened in the top corner unit which has a family of four. we have in word on their conditions or what sparked the fire. also new this morning a deadly shooting in philadelphia's kensington section. shooting happened inside a home on the 3100 block of reid street. the 27 year-old victim was found unresponsive with a gunshot wound to his chest. >> according to the witnesses the shooter was heard running up the steps, they heard multiple shots and the shooter , fled from the property. >> the victim was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead, police are interviewing witnesses but say they don't have a clear motive

for shooting. is there a preliminary hearing for bucks county man accused for crimes against children dating back 40 years. fifty-eight year-old william thomas was arrested last month man moving in the mobile home in falls township, found details written on plywood. authorities linked that plywood to thomas a handy man at the trailer park. several victims have come forward and officials say there may be even more, thomas faces child rape, child pornography charges. meanwhile this delaware woman is accused of filing a false police report. police say that 23 year-old brenda aidan lied about being attacked outside christiana mill apartments in newark, detectives say that they uncovered inconsistent tenthc ies in her story. residents in new castle county of been on edge because of a serial kidnapper on the loose. trump administration is slamming publishing of the president's 2005 tax returns. >> the strong word he has for the cable network that published documents and how much the document show the

president paid uncle sam in 2005. years after a billion yahoo users had their information compromised federal investigators are expected to announce charges today, number of people believed to have been behind the massive, data breach when we come right

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white house says publishing of the president trump's tax return is illegal. record show president had a income of 150 million in 2005 and paid 38 million-dollar in taxes. that. ms nbc rachel maddow showed, the david kay johnson claims he got the front and back of the president's 1040 form in his mailbox. >> what we don't have here, which is this describes the types of income but not the sources. >> okay. >> that is what we need to know, who is the president getting money from. >> maddow says release is protected by the first amendment, president trump is first chief executive since the watergate era to refuse to

release his tax returns. well, charges related to two separate hack ago tax that compromise more than a billion yahoo user accounts are expected to be announce today, bloomberg reports four people are accused of hacking yahoo, three are in russia, one in kenya. the justice department is expected to release a statement but it is not clear which hacking incident the charges will stem from. breaches occurred in 2013/2014 yahoo said hackers stole data like names, e-mail, phone numbers but user financial information was not affected. katie, did you sleep well last night? >> i slept, shortly, briefly and here we are again. it does feel like we never left. >> groundhog day. >> exactly. >> we are going to catch a break between shows, rather than just continuing, extended coverage today. nobody wants to see us in extended coverage, because that means we have a mess to

deal with. >> and it is a mess. >> it is and that is where we will turn our focus. do you see that sheen on main street in bethlehem? that is ice? that is not wet. it has frozen solid every where too. even if this was primarily a rain storm. this is bethlehem outside hotel bethlehem, you can see lehigh campus off in the distance there it is freezing up here. even where it was just rain in south jersey, southern delaware, frozen solid there too because temperatures have dropped that you are below freezing every where. fit looks wet, just like that shot it is frozen over. storm scan is showing departure thankfully of our nor'easter that has wound up and moved across canadian border but do you see this wrap around moisture area of low pressure has counterclockwise spin in the northern hemisphere sending waves of cold air and also wind, chill up in our direction and very likely little bet of moisture. we have handful of cloud, primarily we will see sunshine but there will be snow showers and squalls that pick up

especially in the afternoon, as we see the storm continue to make its full departure. at sea side heights we have at 55 miles an hour wind gusts, we had scattered power outage reports throughout the course of the day and with these gusts and that weight of the snow, that came down in a lot of spots too that really helped to assist with that even in northeast philadelphia we saw gusts in the 40's. that could continue with the wind advisory as of 8:00 in the morning up until 8:00 p.m. , basically southe half of the region could see gusts as high as 45 miles an hour. i do worry about a couple scattered power outages out of this. in the meantime wind are going at a good clip, bundled up adequately as we get back to the routine but there are still messes to clean up and issues to deal with when it comes to the commute. i don't see us warming up all that much until next week, meisha. >> you said it, messes the clean up for sure, exactly what we are seeing right now, good morning, everyone. what we are looking at is not

only the main highways and interstates but we are looking at smaller road an inside streets and i can tell you smaller won there are huge chunks of ice every where. we just heard our jan talking about that how you have big chunks of ice and producer steve and i were talking with earlier how you have to be careful about all that icing locked up underneath your tire wells spitting out in the car behind you or those big tractor trailers and flood bed , big ice up there that might come down. be observe ant on the roadways today. we are looking at welsh road at route 63, dekalb pike, this is what we are driving over. also, for all of my walkers, walking on those sidewalks, be very careful because those ankles can get twisted walking on ice. it is still out there i was walk ago licensing this morning. september, by the way back to normal almost completely except for suspensions and de tours on the buses and speed restrictionness play because of the ice. we will talk about that in a little bit. rahel, back to you.

thanks, meisha. travel conditions created by this system are having a, major impact on blood drives. more than 100 red cross blood drives were cancelled because of the extreme winter conditions. the need for nearly 4500 blood and plate let donation where is not met. red cross asked donors to make and appointment now. in other news, the country 's top business leaders are weighing in on the state of the economy. how they are feeling about the economy, in this morning's money watch report. money watch report. stay with can a filet, or a new york strip ever be topped? well, no. but for our new delmonico ribeye, perhaps we can make more room at the top. you can't fake steak longhorn steakhouse tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, our tender flo's filet, and the juicy new york strip. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo. only at longhorn.

time for a big check of business news. >> jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. so fed wrapped up a policy meet to go day, what is expected there. >> reporter: well, fed is expected to raise interest rates, so this would only be the fed's third rate hike in 15 months and only third one since financial crisis. it reflects growing u.s.

economy, several more interest rate increases are expected later this year, so that is really what investors will be listening for, some guidance on what we can expect for the rest of the year. jill, i know there is a new survey of the top executives and what they think of the economy, what can you tell us about that. >> reporter: the country's top executives are gaining confidence, in the economy, the new survey of 141 ceo's suggest their optimism about hiring and sales, grew faster then the time since recession, business round table index just one of the many measures that show a rise in confidence among businesses, since president trump's election. >> good to hear. thanks, jill. well, it may be hard to believe but even after all of the snow yesterday, we may see some more today. what are you saying? >> katie. >> i know, so the thing is, a lot of times we have residual snow showers on the heels of the major storms like we just

saw so your script is not just tv jim, we will discuss why a winter weather advisory to tell but coming up on the other

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if there is a fly in the wall and you are that fly you would see jim donovan waving his hand, and meisha johnson flailing her arms like raising a roof and rahel, very just, nothing on the script, and working in his room right now. and, what else you'll find out there, and is very, very cold air in place, and we mentioned there is a winter weather

advisory that had been expected to expire by 6:00 a.m. and extended until 8:00 a.m. we have talked about this, even earlier on you will still find residual snow shower. >> i know, i know. >> and our squalls out there today. up until 8:00 p.m. tonight. not everyone will see anything out of this but northwestern half could definitely see residual snow showers. that will more than anything reduce your visibility but possible if you see quick enough, heavy little band coming in you get two additional inches of snow. not every where just in a handful of spots. storm scan showing nor'easter making its departure. worries absolutely over but you always have a aftermath dealing with this kind of a change in the atmosphere, currently our wind is pretty potent, in the 30's meisha. will you show off those dance moves. >> come on, katie. >> i will say i do feel like you have better moves then jim .

>> here we go. >> it is like a disco here. >> i know. >> where is our disco ball when we need it. >> yes. i'm in the quite sure but thank you for that because i saw katie's moves and i like them, i liked them a lot. we are looking outside in montgomery county we are waking up, happy you are with us. it was a licensing day yesterday. we made it through. we're not out of the clear because of the ice we will be seeing out there we are looking at small road, larger road we will talk about ice on the roadways coming up and in 10 or 15 minutes. jim, over to you. well, clean up from yesterday's winter storm continues, we will check back with jan carabao to see hardest hit spots in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news". then potential changes coming to this landmark, tourist attraction why neighbors are unhappy near famous sign. in this weeks angie's list report tips for keeping your

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it's about time. and it is going to be a tight squeeze, from sidewalk to side streets, like this one in port richmond lots of area still impassable from yesterday's snow, sleet, rain get ready for a messy morning commute. >> not just slippery streets outside, the bitter cold is making any work outside extra difficult. this is a live look at center city. katie's here to tell us when we could see snow showers, today. >> oh, boy. we will tell you where an apartment fire left several

people displayed this morning. it is wednesday, march 15th good morning i'm jim donovan. aim rahel solomon. we have school closings at bottom of the screen and on line at cbs philly.com. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, thank you. i have to say, the story of the roadway is the ice. i woke up and my sleeping bag on the floor i'm not sure what is going on out there. oh, my god. >> yes. >> no, i know you went home because i saw you try to get out of here. >> trust me. >> and, you know, it is not a picnic out there let's be honest out there for the most part my personal drive-in was pretty good but keep in mind if you see anything that looks wet, it is ice, it is frozen solid. even if you saw mainly a rain storm from yesterday, it is still frozen over because temperatures have dropped off. that is what you need to remember here. that is our initial problem but rahel mentioned