, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend pronamel strong and bright. it helps to strengthen and re-harden the enamel. it also has stain lifting action. it's going to give their patients the protection that they need and the whiter teeth that they want. ♪ >> chill that goes down to the bone. it is bringing colder air, now keeping track after nor'easter could impact us later this week. >> travelers arriving in the u.s. face big headache once they're off the plane. glitch that caused long lines, at airports. >> and, philly running back, blount, fed up with, quote, lame eagles fans. his words, not ours. hear what set him off. >> oh. today isuesday, january 2nd,

good morning, jim is off, i'm joe hole glenn i'm rahel solomon. meisha is off. katie and pat are keeping an eye on things. >> blount coming on strong this morning. >> he might be right. we will tell but that in a little bit. traffic wise, a lot of water main breaks. we have another one, over in new jersey, to tell you about, that is three, four this morning. >> oh, my goodness. >> yes. keeping track, pat. >> tis the season, though. when it gets this cold outside you can have these kinds of situations, and, you know, at least storm scan is quiet. you guys mentioned the nor'easter, we will have much more on that throughout the course of the shop, stick with us on that. however, for now, to get you out the door, storm scan is just empty. you have got pretty clear sky out there. and we will expect to see nothing but sunshine for yet another day. but it is a very deceptive, you know, when you see the breitbart sunshine, would you expect it would feel a little warmer. but still really harsh out there. for now, it is obviously still pretty dark, sun yet to rise. but we are going to eventually rebound back into the 20's today. these are the values, though,

i would rather go by. use the windchill, because even though the winds is still relatively light today. any time you feel it, or any time it blows, you will notice it. so, it feels more like it is sub zero almost across the entire board, mill have i at whopping goose egg for feels like, three in wildwood, the best you've got on the coal map. so still really harsh outside. now, as the day progresses, yes, nothing but sunshine. but don't bank on that solar energy doing anything to help warm you up. to up 25 at best today. even despite the sunshine, it won't feel any warmer than that. twenty's, into the early evening, as well, then bottoming out once more into the teens. so for in you it is still pretty quiet. but this cold air is absolutely setting the stage for this nor'easter to bring in some snow. so, we have more on current thinking with the track, how much we will expect to seep, but pat the cold, just not anything that is going away any same soon, and the wind something else that you really can't discount with the upcoming storm system. >> you know what's isn't going away any time soon? rush hour. it is getting messy out there

today. we have a disable trash truck on the schuylkill expressway, this is eastbound, this is right near the south street ramp. it is causing some back-ups right here. as we head little further north to the vine. starting to see the volume levels rise, no delays as of now, between the 95, between 95 and the schuylkill, but again, starting to build here, at 03:00 a.m. in the morning. and we have this, as well, on the boulevard, roosevelt boulevard at lever i can street. the lights, stuck on red. the boulevard already not the biggest mess in the world, this will add to it, also, another water main break, over in cherry hill. cooper landing road closed at snyder court. use haddonfield road to get around. >> this we have the two other, as well, northeast philly, win at minden road at medford road , bad one, about 125 homes are involved this with this one, trang do is live on the scene. we will talk to her. harriton road near grant avenue, right near the northeast philly airport, some problems with these frozen pipes this morning, joe.

>> pat, as you mentioned, we will get some more on the breaking news, right now, that water main break we are talking about is in northeast philadelphia park wood section >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do just pulled up to the scene where we've learned more than 100 homes are without water. trang, apparently that is just part of the problem. what can you tell us? >> oh, yes, rahel, joe. i'm actually inside one of those 125 homes. that will are affected by this water main break. and at medford road, minden road. here go. let me show you here, basement of one of the homes here. just covered in mud after this water main break happened, sometime after 3:00 a.m. this morning. many homeowners waking up to this. here is one of them. this is tom? >> how are you doing? >> tell me what happened. >> i woke up in the middle of the night. there was a foot of water in the basement. and the water department came out. they shut the water off. and here i am now. >> wow, were you telling me that your car was also affected, too? >> yes, my car won't start.

it is burried in mud, erroded. >> oh, my goodness. >> yes. >> have you her to deal with this before living here in park wood? >> no, never, never. >> so what are you going do now? >> i guess wait until tomorrow and call my insurance company. >> and try to figure it out from there. >> so you are were about to go to work? >> yes, i was about to go to work. now i got to call out. i'm sure they'll see this, they'll know i'm not lying. a mess. try to clean up as much as i can. >> how extensive is the damage here that you've been able to see. >> well obviously the rugs, i have to rip out all of the dry wall, because of mold and everything. >> i see just from looking here that you have like electronics down here? >> yes. >> a lot of things got wet. >> wow. >> hopefully we can save some things, but looks like there is a lot of damage. >> i heard you talking to your neighbor, as well, you said you would help her out?

>> try to get a pump so we can pump the water out. we have a lot of mud. so i don't know howie negative that will be. but try to get it out as fast as possible to prevent as much mold as possible. >> wow. >> that's the game plan. >> i'm so sorry. thank you for showing us, this is what people are dealing with this morning, on this very frigid morning, these water main breaks, causing some real serious damage here in park wood. but i'll sends it back to you guys in the studio. >> trang, that weather a nuisance for some people, and for some people causing home damage there, that water main break. >> colds is taking its toll on our systems, crews in roxborough dealing with the bitter cold working through the night to repair this ruptured water main. it was a 8-inch main that burst yesterday here in the 600 block every jamestown avenue leaving 20 properties, including roxborough's seafood house without water. now we've learned all service has since been restored, so there is some good news for the folks in roxborough. >> three people escaping these

flames during a house fire in the glennside section of abington township montgomery county. brian sullivan with the rosalynn fire company, casting the battle on camera. firefighters responded to the fire call around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. near pleasant and cottage avenues. there were no reported injuries, the search for cause is underway. >> well the new year begins with gun violence in philadelphia. overnight drive-by shooting sent two people to the hospital in germantown. the shots were fired in the 5100 block of germantown avenue. they say man was shot in the head and neck. and a woman was shot in the leg. well, they're in stable condition. so far there have been no arrests, no clear motive. >> and more gun violence this time a 19 year old man fighting for his life in north philadelphia. the shooter opened fire, in the 2200 block of north 23rd street. just before 11:30 last night. police say the teen was struck six times, including once in the head. the victim remains in critical condition. >> and we now know two families with ties to the philadelphia area were among

the 12 people killed when their plane crashed in the costa rica mountains. now the charter flight went down on new years yvonne it way from a beach town to the capitol of san jose. one of the victims was william steinburying, freshman at the university of pennsylvania. steinberg was traveling with his parent, and two brother. >> they were great people. the kids are great. i feel like they are the family you look to emulate. >> another family originally from montgomery county also among the victims, mitchell and leslie wise recently moved to florida. their two children were also on board. there were report that strong winds had delayed the plane's landing in san jose. the national transportation safety board is now assisting with the investigation. >> happening today, philadelphia's newly elected city leaders will be sworn in at the kimmel center. democrat larry krause letter take the oath of office as new

district concern. krasner succeeds interim da kelly hodge who took over for williams. williams serving a sentence for bribery. she is long time civil rights attorney and public defend earn. >> reb a rhynhart also sworn in at the kim he he will center at the first ever female controller. rhynhart defeated mike toll lynn son last november after defeating incumbent city controller alan butkovitz in primaries. celebrating inauguration with a party later tonight to benefit youth programs in philadelphia mural arts program. >> travelers who took to the skies on new years day encounter quite the headache at some of the countries busiest airport. now, for two hours last night, the customs and border protections passport processing system was down, nationwide. all passports had to be check manually as a result some travelers in miami and at other international airport across the country waited in lines for hours. >> everyone is very flustered, running, seems like there is some crazy end of the world

thing going on. >> none of the passport machines work. we all had to stand in line for hours. >> frustration for sure. now despite the outage, says all travelers were screened according to security standards. think also say there is no indication the service disruption was malicious in nature. >> president trump is back at the white house after his holiday vacation in florida. the president spent the holiday playing golf and ringing in the new year, with a private party at march a lag owe. president will have lunch with vice president mike pence. the white house is arranging it legislative agenda for the new year. >> well, no cold or anything else can stop the mummers. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> get on the bus, coming up on "eyewitness news," how the musician and performers stayed warm on the coldest new years day if about a century. >> and at the shore, swimmers

take the plunge, in temperatures that plunge below freezing. one who braved the chill talks about it when "eyewitness news " continues.

>> more on the deep freeze that has cents set in most of the nation. >> mola lenghi tells us extreme temperatures causing problems for areas not used to this kind of wetter. >> 09% of the nation started 2018 with temperatures below freezing cautioning all sorts every dangerous conditions, these are firefighters in the hot massachusetts, fighting flames, while icicles form on their helmets and runnings of their ladders. >> the water freezes on our equipment, and our air packs, on our masks. >> in houston, temperatures in the low 20's are far from normal. residents like simon still

putting their homes back together after massive flooding from hurricane harvey many without full walls. >> not bad really. no receive a, no chair, no heat. >> public schools in indianapolis are closed because of the extreme temperatures. weaver at the wheeler mission center, mad rush trying to get the homeless off the streets. >> this weather not just cold, it is deafening. >> chunks every ice are being seen in waters from lake michigan, to this stretch of the mississippi and missouri, even many of those traditional polar bear plunges were cancelled due to the cold. at one of the nation's largeness jackson port wisconsin, negative 20 degrees with the windchill. >> i think we as humans like a challenge, like to see if we can do it. >> weather system on the east coast moving in that could bring snow with all of this cold from as far south as south carolina through canada. mola lenghi, cbs-3, " eyewitness news."

>> frigid temperatures here in philadelphia, were no matcher to for the mummers as they strutted their stuff in the annual news year day parade. >> under the seek quince, mummers kept warm. saturday officials decided not to postpone the parade because of the cold so they strutted, one woman said she was happy to experience this new years day tradition. >> i always wants today see the parade, watch the live show, never done it before. he got us tickets, and i'm just extactic, colds, windy, but i got a great day. >> not bad for 12 degreesment spectators packed into the convention center for the mummers fancy brigade finale, performers wowed the crowds with dazzling costumes, lights , and their famous routines on stage. now the result for the 2018

mummers parade, in, posted full list of winners on line just head over to cbsphilly.com to see if your favorite bands took home a title. >> dozen of defied bitter blast for the annual atlantic city polar bear plunge yesterday. >> no hesitation, jump right in, yearly add tryings on new years day, plungers say the 32 e had their bodies feeling numb. >> can't feel my skin! >> sit officials in some shore towns cancel their annual dip in the ocean due to the frigid temperatures. plunge in margate has been re scheduled for january 7th and january 13th for brigantine, but i don't know about the 13th but we know at least the seventh still chilly? >> as we heard in the story there is a storm that will be developing, and striking part of the east coast, which is where we sit. so, what are the expectations

there? don't discount the winds and cold, first thing i say, the other is yes, it looks as though we are at least dealt glancing blow in the storm system whether it comes to small fall totals, a new england, atlantic canada storm system. well, where is this nor'easter if it is supposed to be hitting by tomorrow night? it hasn't really start today develop just yet. at least on the radar, it needs a little time here before it starts to show it hands. it will be very rapidly developing and intensifying, meantime this windchill so widespread, look how many states are sitting in windchill advisory or warning, almost the entire, actually, i don't think there are, not even one state, say, for part of our area, that is not sitting currently in a windchill advisory some kind. it is so harsh, and, certainly , not alone in this we take a look early tomorrow morning look what happens over

the span of time it, really starts to get its act together , starts to look a little bit like a hook, can't i cane, whatever you want to call it but even as early as 10:00, 11:00 tomorrow night the snow beginning to break out at least near the shore we think much of thursday watching this sort of clip the coastline, and then continue on it path, very windy, very cold, track is everything, when it comes to how much snow but our first official be? at snowfall map. i will put this out as a pref ands, pref ankles, this may need to be updated because track is key. but thinking generally to up about 3 inches give or take at the shore line. that's where the sweet spot will be, when it comes to snowfall amounts, but it is enough to shovel away certainly, and then come friday, as this is all out of here, the sun is back, but this is really harsh, even colder, than what the new years day brought us, pat? >> from messy forecast to the messy roadways, in the philadelphia area, this is the

south street off ramp from the schuylkill expressway, we had broken down trash truck, that is blocking one of the two lanes, so it is causing a little bit after delay back on to the schuylkill expressway. >> minor delays headed toward 295, as we go towards the bridge, there is a car fire, and an accident, on the walt whitman bridge eastbound, coming from philadelphia, into new jersey, three lanes are blocked here. so that's causing some delays. and we have the water main breaks, to tell but, in cherry hill, coopers landing road closed at snyder court. also, we've got the ones in northeast philadelphia, as well, we start you, this is the boulevard first. the lights are stuck on road, which i guess is better than being stuck on green. we will take that, but the boulevard always a mess. then we have the water main break to tell but in the northeast as well. we will update you in a couple every minutes, but transfigure traffic talk little eagles football. and blount, does not have time for your negativity.

don't even try to be negative around here. >> okay? >> just going to let you know right now. we all know the eagles laid couple every eggs the last two games, but are play-off bound. that's what the running back wants to you do to keep the fate. he called out one nay say err saying the eagles season is basically over. blount tweeted we don't need your negative energy to start out 2018. block these kind of people and comment out, focus on the positive, here's where it gets interesting, though, as blount takes a shot at some fans saying we definitely have some quote lame and petty fans. >> blount may still believe, but vaguest clearly does not, according to leading sport, birds 15 to one long shot to win the superbowl. three teams in the nfc, vikings, saints, los angeles rams all considered better favorites, to win it all, and

let me say this, eagles fans, breathe. relax. they won 13 games. and the last few have been hard to watch. they still have solid defense, they have two weeks to get ready. so i know it is hard. let's try to stay positive. >> we just can't completely. >> and lost their best player. >> let's enjoy the ride. >> thank you so much. more than dozen people take hike in the winter chill. we will scan some of this morning's newspaper headlines, and tell you all about it. >> and runners, ring in the new year on river just turned into ice. that's next on "eyewitness news" this morning. we will be right back.

your daughter wants youfrom artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet.

fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant.

>> hash shall upcoming week toned tell but here, very frigid attar i can air in place, yes, i think you'll see some sunshine, the probes won't break out of the teens on saturday, that may be one of the coldest days we see all year. and, sunday, only in the 20's. so, we will need to continue to bundle up in short, rahel? >> all right, katie, thank you now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the press of atlantic city 14 people took part in a 7-mile hike in the vast river state forest. the temperatures were in the low teens, with steady winds, this is part of first hike day , which is supposed to promote healthy lifestyles, and year around recreation, at state parks. >> from the morning call, allentown mayor, ed, took the oath for fourth term, few weeks before he goes on trial. he faces 54 counts, including bribery, conspiracy, fraud, and alleged play to play scheme. he has pleaded not guilt. >> i from the delaware county daily times, 12 year old jake kutcher becomes the youngest captain to ever lead a string

band, in the mummers day parade. his father, former captain teddy kutcher, passed away in october. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, we have seen our share of people surviving the frigid conditions around here. including polar plunges, the eagles game and of course the mummers parade. >> in china runners are braving the conditions, about 2,000. them dressed in heavy coats, scarfs, to take part in a ice marathon, as part every china 's new years celebrations , run presser several countries braved sub zero temperatures, officials say they're planning even more frozen marathons, no word if the runners there are interested or thousand dollars out. >> this runner certainly is not interested. >> no dice? >> no. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," students head back to south jersey school, after a clean up job that lasted for months. but one school skill has a mole problem. >> there are some new rules at new jersey shore resort, why

smokers can light up on the boardwalk, why they can't light up on the boardwalk any longer. >> vine street expressway looks calm this morning, but that is a mess on our hand, in the form of a water main break , in cherry hill, another few in northeast philly, we've got all of the updates coming up in traffic here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this morning

in america last year. ,0s we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." good morning, jim, off, i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon. 63:00; here's what you need to know to start ooh day in the morning minute, today is tuesday, january 2nd. >> homes affected by this water main break. >> there is a foot of water in the basement. >> this is one. homes here, just covered in mud.

>> a nor'easter to top it off. >> i do think we have the opportunity to see snow in the days ahead. >> long lie lines, big headaches on new years day, customs and border protection pass board system down nationwide. >> the agenda for the new year >> along this parade route, we're in it together, in a way that almost added to the camradery. >> got on our buses, warmed up the horns, came out, and we rocked. >> frigid temperatures no match for the mummer. >> cold apparently not going

anywhere though. katie now talking about some snow this week. >> and we have known there would be storm system developing out to sea, the questions still remain, frankly, where does it think it wants to actually go? definitely going to go to the northeast. but when you are dealing with such a large scale system, and such a small zone, by comparison, here, in our greater delaware valley area, you know, even just matter of mild difference if the final storm track can really make or frankly bus your forecast. >> a general idea how this will shake out. but stick with us, because things could change. >> not visible on the radar yet. storm scan empty locally, will stay that way through the day, with full sunshine throughout the course of the day, but take into account, folks, just how cold it is. it really is still very harsh outside. feeling more like it is sub zero everywhere, yet again this morning, let's not as cold as yesterday.

by comparison sake, but if you were outside and you felt that , you know how you had to dress for that, do that all over again today. that's what's necessary. because even though it is a little bit milder, if you will , on the thermometer by comparison, you're still well below freezing, only in the mid 20's at best even despite full sunshine. so the sun very misleading, pat t looks so pretty, from the comfort after nice warm cozy studio, but the fact is it is still very, very harsh. that's going to stick around. >> that's a messy forecast, this is also messy right here. we've got these problems on the new jersey river line debris out on the tracks. suspended between hamilton avenue and trenton. looks like wood scattered across the tracks, but that's causing a problem again on the new jersey river line. >> car fire and accident, walt whitman bridge eastbound, into new jersey, three lanes are block, because of this. water make brain to cross the

area, cherry hill the first one, trooper landing closed at snyder court. you have to use haddonfield road to get around this. >> park wood, minute den -- menden road, detoured because of this, icy conditions throughout the area here. then, this, broken down truck shall trash truck, south street ramp from the schuylkill eastbound, that's been out there for a while now , trying to get that cleaned up. so a mess all over the roadways, rahel. >> all right, pat, as you just mentioned, following up on breaking news now. a frozen and muddy mess in northeast philly were a water main burst early this morning. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live, in park wood, where homeowners have a lot of cleaning to up do. good morning. >> lots of damage inside these homes as well as outside. take a look, menden road. you can see, that the road is completely iced over because

every all of the water gushing out, that immediately froze over, because of these extremely frigid temperatures, now, take a look here into this driveway. you can see what damage has been done here because every all of this gushing water. two cars here the homeowners were able to get out of the drive in time. but unfortunately there is car here, this car is inoperable right now because it was just covered all the way up to the front wheel in water, take a look at the video, one of the home ends here allowed is inside his home, you can see the damage in his basement here many of the driveways are slopedment so all of this gushing water just went downhill right into these basements, extensive damage, muddy, just things covered in dirt, and here is tom gays, who explained to us how he recognized that something was going on in his homement take a listen.

>> kind of a slope. and just a lot here. >> got to get a pump. >> here medford road, minute den road, you avoid this area, as crews are not able to get out here to clean this up until what we're hearing about 9:00 a.m. so if you are in this area, definately going to want to try to take another route. not only are the roadways pretty icy, but also blocked off because crews need to get in here for the work and haven't started yet. avoid this area if you're in the park wood neighborhood. but for now, liver in park wood, trang do, cbs-3, i " eyewitness news," gentleman, rahel, back to you guys. >> terrible way to start the year for those homeowners. >> what a mess, with the insurance companies, everything. by the end every this week, quarter of resolutions will fall by the wayside, will

survive by the end of the year 10% will have been fully kept. but not throw in the towel just yet. business analyst jill schlessinger here to help us all out. good morning, jill. >> aren't those terrible, first week? >> so, jill, the first question is so what is the best way to try and get across the finish line and keep these resolution there is? >> you'll write them down. east if ily or somewhere maybe on line, please, don't make too many. maybe three. you really want to try to make this resolution concrete. you know arc lot of people think say i want to save more. that's not good resolution, better one. crib 6% every my salary to my retirement plan. then make sure ion track, maybe check in two-four times a year, if possible, this is what psychologists say, if you share your success with someone, and that person provides you with positive feed-back, you're more likely to stay on track. >> maybe like accountability partner.

>> jill, where do you start? >> i always have five core come upon end. pinckney five. zero consumer debt. credit cards, auto loans, something like that. two, maintain six to 12 month of your expenses cents in a emergency reserve funds. three, max how your out your retirement plan, as much as you can, whatever you can afford. four, review all of your insurance coverage. five, who doesn't love to do this? update your wills and estate document. okay, learn more about this process and why i think you should strike the words budget from your resolution list, i hate budgets. go to jill on money. com. >> interesting. >> i'm sole, jill, i love it. >> good tips. >> take care. >> i like putting a specific measure on, you have to have something very specific. >> concrete plans. jill, great to see you, thank you. >> new year also means new smoking laws at two resort at the jersey shore now illegal to let up on the boardwalk in

wildwood and north wildwood. leaders decided to outlaw smoking because they say the boardwalk is sus acceptable to fires also worried about the effect every second hand smoke >> hundreds p every students finally headed back to their own classrooms today. months area that far school was shut down because of mold. classes also resume at whitehall elementary school in monroe township, the building close in the october, for the mold clean up. whitehall students attended classes in a section every williamstown middle school in the meantime, now, holly glenn elementary, and another school in the district shutdown because every mold, still, remains closed. >> well, you can winfrey ticket to the eagles and james taylor concert. pay attention for your chance to win. >> also, from financial resolutions to maybe resolutions cents about staying healthy. or maybe getting healthier. doctor rob danoff is here with how to keep those kinds of resolutions. >> it is a boy. it is a girl. they're one set of twins with one notable difference.

what separate them from the other. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is back to life. back to a very, very cold reality for everyone headed back to school, work today after the long holiday, it is cold out, but that's the reality now for 2018. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. >> recreational marijuana now legal, a dispensary in oakland , started dollars day with a ribbon cutting ceremony , hundreds every people line up before sunrise to buy recreational cannibis. some people believe, other states will look to california on whether recreational use should be legal elsewhere.

>> regulation, tax aches in marijuana is correct public policy and that it works. >> california project that recreational pot will bring in $1 billion with a b in annual tax revenue. seven other states and washington, d.c., have already legalized the substance. legalization advocates believe states like new jersey and delaware could be next. very close to home, katie fehlinger. >> why do you say it like that as you toss to me? >> not your referee rational habits. that's not what i meant. >> you're so funny. let's zip right on by that. >> step on it. >> very, very cold air. obviously still in place here. would you believe however that yesterday's cold was pretty much the most harsh, and one of the harsh new years days we've ever recorded? it is about to even get colder in the days ahead. eyewitness weather watchers there is map is filled in, everybody is clearly back at it, into their normal routines all over again here to start the new year.

i want to show you the list format, of all of the different eggs that is have come in from the watchers so far this morning. fran out in nottingham at 9 degrees, eight from eileen in gilbertsville. can we do any colder? at glenn, more remote area, 4 degrees currently and it is very cold and in single digit territory, dawn's house, many other cases, as well, not much better even at 11, for example , in middletown, where jason sent in his report. now, at the moment, storm scan very, very quiet. you probably heard the buzz, that there is a nor'easter that is set to at least clip our coastline in the days ahead. well, where the heck is it? it hasn't even developed yet. so this starts to move in, by tomorrow night, but nothing to track yet. it is one of those storms, that shows its hand, late in the game, and rapidly intensifies, so here is a look at future weather. all the way to midnight wednesday. okay? so, jump ahead, almost 24 hours, and at that point you're still just waiting for things to get underway here. so, by the time we hit say noontime, tomorrow, on " eyewitness news" at noon,

i'll have just something to show you here across the carolinas, down in through george, a some ice, some snow, look, it just barely clips our area. so it looks as though the jersey shore, delaware beaches , stand the best chance to see anything really substantial out of this. and then it is starting to pull away through the day on thursday. monster after storm. but not necessarily for us, when it comes to snow. the wind is no joke though. neither is the cold. quickly looking ahead as just one model intakes how much we get, general up to 3 inches or so, for the southeastern counties, that's the current call right now if it has to be tweak we will certainly do that for you, right now we are thinking, then the most harsh days common friday, and saturday, pat? >> welcome to wintertime. schuylkill expressway disable vehicle on the shoulder, not causing any delays, pump the breaks if you're headed out there. trash truck still broken done south street ramp from the schuylkill eastbound headed toward the city. causing some backups on that ramp right there. then the boulevard, we have

these lights stuck on red at lever i can street. the boulevard, usually mess at this time of the morning. this is making it worse in this area, you see the slow- downs there on the map. then the new jersey river line , still the debris out there. suspended between hamilton avenue and trenton. due to what looks like wood just scattered across the tracks here. >> this accident, plus car fire, walt whitman bridge, eastbound, three lanes, remain block, headed into new jersey, because of this. and then we've got the water main break in the northeast, we've got ashton road, grant avenue. still out there. then the big one, menden road at medford route, route 20 bus detoured due to the eat i conditions, rahel, joe, over to you. >> thank you. have you promised to create some healthier habit in the new year? >> today is the day many of us will kick off those resolutions, but what is the best way to make sure those goals stick? family physician doctor rob danoff here with us this morning, so good to see you. so, talk is cheap. right? >> what is the best way to

success to keep on the track? >> how about today? >> today. >> then we want to be realistic, too, because say we want to get in better shape, right? not realistic to say i'll work out, five days a week, 45 minute to an hour at a time, no, because we're not in shape maybe three days a week, half hour at a time. be persistent it, takes time to get in shape. like you're a marathon runner, took you a while to get there, right? we want to be pain went ourselves. because we know it will take some time. but if we have, like, you know , setback, trying to lose weight, we have a bad day or bad week, it is okay. as long as we take two steps forward for everyone back we will make progress. >> that's why, doctor rob, is there anything we should do at the start of the new year? i know a lot of people poo poo resolutions cents but as far as as health is concerned, anything we should do? >> clean out your medicine cabinet, i saw one the other day, 15 year pill. what are you doing with all of this? get rid of that. my god. what do you use that for? i don't know. pretty color. i said get rid of t make sure

you only have dollars medications that you use. >> okay. >> in fact you shouldn't even use medicine cabinet in a bathroom, because of the moisture, and make appointment for your doctors, whether you need dental appointment, eye doctor appointment, immunization, good behavior, also we're a tired society. start getting more sleep. obesity, depression, high blood pressure, we need to sleep more. >> on the shift here. >> easy things to do, right? >> so if your goal involves breaking a bad habit, that's probably where it takes the most motivation. >> it does. you know, so late night eating , for me, so what i do, one of my friends says we put monday nay little pot. each time you want the snack, boy that really grows up, buy a pair of pants or something, but replace bad habits with good. it takes about two weeks to start a new habit. so, for example, if we want to troy to quit smoking or drinking too much, every time we reach for it, substitute a good habit for it. give it two weeks, established new good pattern. >> plus, hearing a lot this

year about people just wanting to be happy. what impact does that have on your health? >> gratitude. you know, there is something in everyone's life to be grateful for. instead looking at other people, now, i tell you, i've seen patient over the years, the ones with the best attitudes, who are positive, who look at things in a positive way it boost our immune system, boost our mood, boost our longevity, and how we feel. sends out good intentions it, comes back to you. so attitude and gratitude. absolutely. it matters. medically, it boosts our immune system. no doubt. i've seen it time and again. >> you heard it here, all right, doctor rob, so good to see you. happy new year. >> time now is 65:00; a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> joining us live from new york with a preview. good morning, guys. >> pack show ahead, tracking dangerously coal weather across the country. we will take to you niagara falls, partially froze then morning. >> plus, new studies out to

crush teen girls explicit pictures to boys. how adults can fight teen sexting. >> and we're in california where recreational pot is now legal and people are lining up to buy it. but not everyone is a fan. we will look at the impact on the country's most populated states. all of that plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. we will see you at 7:00. >> and we will be watching. thank you so much, guys. >> and welcome to the worlds baby, this camden county baby the first of the new year for virtua voorhees labor and delivery nurses helped his mom deliver him just 542nd after midnight news years morning, we're told bob mom and baby are happy and health. >> i how cool is this? newborn twins in california, were born on different days. >> not only that, but they were born in different years. now, joaquin was born at 11:58 e before the new year, his twin sister it, arrived at 12:16 a.m. make that 18 minute after her

brother. but, in the next year. this staff, who helped deliver the twins, say joaquin was the last baby delivered in the hospital in 2017. and his sister first baby for 2018. and we will be right back with three to go. iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. cbs presented by target....

there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kids to teach them the skills they need to achieve and set goals through marathon training. giving back has been part of our dna, so, the more we stay involved, the more we're being true to ourselves as a corporate partner. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target.

>> know the song, hotel california, and now, here's your chance to win two free tickets to seat eagles and jaden taylor on saturday, july k park. >> wouldn't it be nice to be july 28th right about now? >> i miss, wait, july? >> today's word of the day is california. how appropriate. we'll pick one winner each day , earn the word california for your chance to win. >> and, it is now time for three to go. >> water main break on the park wood section of northeast philly affecting 125 homes. some homes have water in their basement, and crews, can't start repairs until after 9:00 >> philadelphia's new district attorney, and new city controller, are among the city officials to be sworn in this morning. the ceremonies begin at 10:00 at the kimmel center get there is the mega millions jackpot is now at least $343 million. ahead of tonight's drawing. powerball tomorrow night is

worth about 440 million. if you do play, good luck. >> how about a last check on weather and? >> as you're going out to get the lotto ticket in the freezing cold, make sure you bundle up appropriately. if you win the lottery, buy new pair every winter boots. look at this, 5 degrees at kutztown area middle school. looks like icy tundra on the soccer field there. crazy. but, yes but do have more snow , very potent nor'easter set to develop as of tomorrow. it will clip our area, wednesday night, through thursday, don't anticipate a lot of snow right now, if it changes we will let you know do not discount the wind and cold that determines. >> brutal cold. brutal morning on the roadways there is disable vehicle on the shoulder, it is not 95 northbound just past cottman avenue. you can see traffic still flowing, not too bad through there, but we have this river line, new jersey transit, debris, on the line, that means, it is suspended between hamilton avenue and trenton and then the ac rail line, the bridge stuck open, suspended between 30th street and cherry

hill. so it is a mess out, there guys. >> all right. thank you. the kim kimmel center opened its doors, welcomed everyone to flee new years celebration. >> thirteenth year they held the family friendly celebration, guests watched the mummers parade from inside , others enjoyed additional performances, brunch and a free hot chocolate bar. >> that would be real nice right about now. >> next this morning, we will be -- >> well, i think from that place you can actually see panoramic view of the whole mummers parade. >> that's awesome. >> and you're inside for the warmth. >> place to be. >> and hot chocolate and everything else. next on cbs this morning, see partially frozen niagara falls >> remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3, starting dark and early at 4:30 a.m. have a great day and stay warm >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

it is tuesday, january 2nd, 2018. welcome to cbs this morning. a deadly freeze threatens tens of millions of americans from the midwest to the deep south. the landmark niagra falls is turning into ice while a potential snowstorm takes aim at the east coast. >> south korea offered to talk with north korea about participating in the winter olympics, but a new nuclear threat from the north presents another challenge for president trump. >> and the ntsb is searching for the cause of a plane crash. two families on dream vacations were lost in the tragedy. this morning we'll hear from friends and relatives. >> and a milestone for main