start in cosby's re-trial. >> the superbowl is the biggest spectacle in american sport. >> there is one game left. we've come this far. and we want to make sure we stay focused. >> this is supposed to be the most expensive superbowl whether it comes to tickets. >> get in the building. we're looking somewhere around six. >> 6,000 a ticket, just to get in. >> if you want to cheer on the birds from the side line, that's about $30,000 a ticket. >> i can't stand tom brady. it will be the sweetest victory. >> birds will win it all. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> today's morning minute, is sponsored by the ... >> and pat gal len have more on what our fans have to say about the patriots in the next hour. >> first, let's see what matt has cents to say about this rain today. hey, (natural sounds) >> good morning, guys, it is definitely a

damp and dreary start to the day here in philly on this tuesday morning. and we're going to be, unfortunately, seeing precipitation through most of the morning hours. now, as you step outside. temperatures actually will relatively mild. still sitting in the 50's, and i'll tell you stepping out the door it, will feel a little cooler than that thanks to the precipitation, that is coming down. storm scan3, shows you, all of that rain, that's been moving in in the last about hour, hour and a half or so. and it is going to definitely be a factor for us through most of the morning hours, for the morning commute. and then probably even into the early part of afternoon, as women, zooming in for you just a little bit, you're getting in on some of the orange, yellow, even the reds, as you head up toward reading area, berks county and then as you head up even closer to the poconos, too, precipitation may and little bit of a break in the action, right now, here for philly itself. but i tell you right now, since standing out on the skydeck, definitely seeing rain come down for us many temperatures as i said, 54 degrees, what our temperature is. could feel little cooler than that with the rain coming down. fifty in

millville. four's up in the lehigh valley. thirty-six this morning in the poconos, rain cooled air definitely a factor for us, take a lock at the headlines, showers maybe rumble every thunder this afternoon, quick cool down then for the next couple every days, but don't put the umbrellas away just yet t does look like another system could be rolling through this coming weekend. so temperatures little warmer. but rain could be back in the forecast. i'll break down the entire forecast when i come back inside in just a bit. >> matt, thank you so much. seeing a lot of rain come down, a lot of the camera shots, even posing some problems for us, you know do you have head out the door couple every minutes early this morning before rush actually hit the roadways , minor accident here, schuylkill west, before belmont avenue pulled off to the shoulder. you can see again volume not so much an issue , although seeing more vehicles hit the roadways little earlier than what we typically see. so take that into factor as you head out the door this morning. ninety-five south at cottman shall push in the southbound direction, volume levels looking good. see the sheen letting you know how wet it is. northbound side looking like it is heating up quicker than the

southbound side. not typically what we see. forty-two freeway at creek road, take this toward 295, you can see the droplet on the camera lens, very wet out there. also see how many headlights are out there on 42, already. by the way septa paoli thorndale damaged wires because ofphone service suspended inbound service is limited, so just make sure to check those schedules on line, and another reminder we were talking ou yesterday, talking about it again today, just reminder went into effect yesterday, started cashier boot and token sale, they're ending. construction throughout on the schuylkill east and west between city avenue and belmont. the right lane will be compromised a little later starting 9:00 a.m., will carry through 3:00 p.m. or so. and bridge inspections, as well, southbound between enterprize and the philadelphia airport, right lane compromised here as well between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. jim, back over to you. >> more on breaking news, residents in code ache alaska told to get to higher grounds fast, their town

under tsunami warning after magnitude 7.9 quake rocked the region. we heard it was a 8.2, but still large. >> absolutely. the tsunami warning includes coastal alaska, part of british columbia, but the entire us west coast and hawaii are under tsunami watches. so far there are no report of tsunami activity >> we will continue to monitor this breaking news and have update throughout the broadways. meantime, back here at home, comedian bill cosby takes the stage, it came to the surprise of many people who were in the audience. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> cosby played the drums at the larosa jazz club in germantown, performance last night was to help honor jazz great, tony williams. cosby's appearance comes on the same day we learned the jury selection for his retrial will begin march 29th. >> pennsylvania state police are on the hunt for a suspect wanted for a road rage shooting on i-95 , in delaware county. take a look at this sketch of the suspect.

>> police tell " eyewitness news," that e suspect fired a single shot into another car, while he was driving a dark gold older model ford taurus like this one. he reportedly shot through the rear driver side of the other car , and then took off. and an investigation is underway in cumberland county after a house fire killed a father, and two of his young children. the deadly fire broke out just before 2:00 yesterday morning, inside their home on park avenue, in bridgeton. by the time firefighters got there, the house completely engulfed in flames. the 27 year old 's father, his six year old daughter and fifth year old son died at the scene. five other people including the children's mother, and their infant sibling, escaped the blaze. and the cumberland county prosecutor offers also investigating a fatal shooting involving a police office nerve millville. investigators say, edward gandhi, jr., called 911 to record he had a loaded gun. they say an officer found him near high and mcneal street and shot and killed him. they did not finds a gun at the scene. that officer is

now on administrator leave. the prosecutor offers conducting investigation into the use every deadly force. >> the morning numbers from wall street, diane king hall joins us live from the new york took stock exchange with detail tails, and more, good morning, diane. >> good morning, rahel, jim. well here on wall street, energy shares lifted major index as high following the deal to end the government shutdown. the dow rallied hitting record. the nasdaq finished 71-point higher. president trump approves significant tarriffs on imported sole aaran residential washing machines solar models will face an immediate 30% tariff with the rate declining over four years, tariff on washing machines will start at 50 % before phasing out after three years. the white house says the move put american companies in jobs first. >> meanwhile, bank of america is taking some heat this morning, after eliminating a free checking account popular with some lower income

customers. >> this month all remaining bank of america e banking cuss topping ers were switched to accounts that charges 12-dollar monthly fee unless the customers has direct deposit of 150 or minimum balance of 1500, and budweiser has fallen from its perch among the top three beers in america, industry tracker beer market says miller lite has now jumped above the once american sweetheart, until 2001, budweiser number one selling brew but gave up that title to bud light. rahel, jim? >> stiff competition apparently, diane. >> i want to know -- >> battle of the bruce. >> you know me with the wine coolers. >> you want the wine cooler ranking? i have to get back to you on that. >> being thank you, diane. >> jerry manned erring case may go to the u.s. supreme court. two republicans say senators want to change the pennsylvania supreme court decision, which struck down the boundaries of the state's 18 congressional district. last summer you may recall, democratic voters sued claiming the boarders were re

-drawn to benefit republicans. the court is giving pennsylvania lawmakers until february 9th to pass a replacement plan governor tom wolf to smith it to the court. have you ever wondered what happened to all of the unwanted holiday gift? new business booming all because of people returning their stuff. >> laura shows us, these companies handle all of the returns far beyond the holiday shopping season. >> in the weeks after christmas there is not an open shelf that shore wood liquidate liquidators outside chicago chicago. >> how many products are in the warehouse right now? >> we have up to a million products in the warehouse. >> every item you see is a return, like this refrigerator. this instrument case with a note have a little crack on the top and the popular instant pot still in its original packaging. >> this year what we've already taken in over 600,000 products, which is 23% increase from last year. so it is busy. >> and lucrative. the majority of returns from major retailers, like amazon, are

handled by liquid date ores the products are auctioned off at a deep discount on line, retailers are given a portion of the profits, and the liquid date ores, eat the rest. >> the reality is that the size of the returns industry bigger than most countries. it is $300 billion a year of retail returned goods. >> how many items are picking up today >> three returns returned shopper philip goldberg said he saved a ton bidding on these unwanted items. >> in total, hundreds cents of dollars. although i've en an few lemons, too, so i guess you got to look at both side of the coin it is not a sure thing. >> there is a reason why people return products, some damaged, defective or missing parts, but other may be just weren't the perfect gift. laura, cbs-3, " eyewitness news ". >> few retailers

like walmart, walgreens, have attached anti- left it products, trying to detract from this. the number every poison cases cents have jump because of this change. >> pennsylvania bakery teaching children about the dangers of the tidp challenge in a sweet way. check these out. looking at tie pod cookies, made to real tide pods. they own the bake shop in wells borough, they thought their tide pod cookies would be a good way to start the conversation. >> one of the baby boomer generations biggest singer stars is retiring from touring. kneeled diamond has revealed he's suffering from parkinson's disease, parkinson's can cause tremors, other stomach, the 76 year had been planning concerts in australia and new zealand as part of anniversary tour , but the shows have now been canceled. diamond said he still plans to continue writing and recording. well up next : rolling

out the red carpet for the grammy awards. >> plus we're following developing story right now. the aftermath after fiery oil rig explosion, rescuers are continuing a serve for people who are still missing. >> and a freak accident out west leaves one person dead and stunned resident. where it happened and exactly where it happened w

>> i have to tell but this morning's, expected to get the most nods, the nominations begin at 8:22 this morning, the academy awards will be held on march 4. >> and, now from the best to the worse. transformers last night leads this year's golden razz berry awards honoring the world's worse films, movie up for nine rays -- razzies. >> worse actor for jamie dorna n. both won for "50 shades of grey." >> and i have to tell you new york city gearing up for the grammys. yesterday new york city bill de blasio along with grammy officials kick off grammy week with a ribbon cutting ceremony head outside of the recording offers in manhattan. grammy awas will be head this sunday in new york madison square garden. >> and, don't forget, we are your grammy station. you can catch the 60th annual grammy award 7:30, right here

on cbs-3 sunday night. funny man james cord and will be returning to to host the awards. you don't want to perform it. i think cardyb. >> it will be lit. >> yes, it is. yes. here for us, so talking about rain, apparently a lot of it. >> yes. >> nobody's here for the rain. i'm just here so i get fined. >> oh, i know. >> all right, i didn't know. i wasn't sure. >> don't count me out matt. >> what is going on here? what kind of conversation are you two having? >> we'll tell you later. >> we're millennials. >> oh, okay, all right, whatever. >> rain in the forecast, unfortunately it is going to slow down our morning commute. >> it will be moving out, though, by the time we get towards the end of the day today. so on your drive home it looks like it will be a little bit better. our weather watchers, are up this morning, but first we want to take to you "skycam 3" live. this is spring garden this morning, it is a damp spring garden street. little bit maybe slick out

there, the rain gives us the chance for some slippery conditions, so just be careful as you are out and about here in philly early on. our weather watchers are up this morning, showing us that it is rainy. pretty much across the delaware valley this morning. we start things out, mark, in chads worth, new jersey, he has one agreed degrees, overcast skies, and pressure falling at his house, as well, an indication that the front is getting a little bit closer as we head down toward the newark area, also seeing john, he has 33 degrees, but heavy rain, actually already reporting over a .10 of inch of rain in the glasco area. head over into maryland, as well, one of the newest weather watch ertz, dean, he has 48 degrees and light rain in northern maryland here, early on, on this tuesday morning. let's head over to the maps. this is what's going on on storm scan three you see plenty of precipitation out there. this is berks county up into the lehigh valley. allentown, reading, lancaster, lot of yellows out there,

orange, dark greens, that means, that we have that moderate to heavy rainfall starting to take over. as we head back toward bucks county, part of northern montgomery county, rain is starting to actually taper off just a little bit. but even here in philly, just little bit of drizzle right now compared to earlier where we had some more substantial rainfall rates. overall, you're still seeing solebury, northampton area, 202, it is a wet commute for you if you are already getting up and on the roadways, here is our time line. early this morning the rain already overtaking the area in that ten to maybe 1:00 time frame. heavy rain is possible from time to time. and a rumble every thunder or two, not ruled out either, the front is going to work it way through the region, around 1:00 or so. that's when we actually get the cold front pushed through. and then we start to see things taper off, the conditions will improve a little bit. and then, after 3:00 in the afternoon, the rain really start to move off the coastline. and we start to see the sky clear out, in the second half of the afternoon. doesn't look like we really have a real good chance to see

any kind of maybe sunshine this afternoon, but maybe we could see a breakthrough the clouds, very, very miniscule chance for that. severe threat today low. marginal. you see from philly back down into delaware, some gusty winds could be possible to go along with those showers and thunderstorms, real quick look at the seven day forecast, 64 today, quick cool down, then meisha we have the 50's again by the weekends. >> i can take the 60s even though i know we're dealing with a lot of rain, and right around the schuylkill expressway, around the art museum area, you can see kind of movement, volume not necessarily, it is cents certainly growing. not necessarily an issue though. still traveling at posted speeds. it is just the amount of vehicles you can see out on the roadways right now. this is going to start to slow us down.ain, this is the schuyll expressway, this is going to start to slow us down because of how many vehicles are out there, and do you have take it easier because of all of the rain coming down, splattering up on the bin shield behind you. by the way, keep safe distance between you and the vehicle in front of you. and hopefully that follows suit.

with everybody because when we have one person slam on their brakes to avoid something, someone not paying attention, we get more accidents. speaking of which we have minor accident here. schuylkill west before belmont , pulled off to the far right shoulderment you can see again, how wet it is out there and how many vehicles are traveling on past, probably tap the brake right here, but maybe slowing down as you travel on past that. quick peak at the vine, westbound jumping on to the schuylkill, you can see, hitting brakes as you travel on westbound, take a look at how many vehicles are out there on the eastbound side. really we've been seeing volume levels starting to build even in the 4:00 hour, as we approach the 5:00. you can imagine now it is really getting underway as we approach the 6:00. delaware county, 59 north, 452 , take this all the way up to the airport. this is what you are working with. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. developing right now, five work remembers missing after a fiery explosion at an oklahoma gas drilling rig. they're all presumed dead. ko tv in tulsa reports that emergency management has shifted in a rescue to a recovery mission.

another person was hurt. sixteen others escaped uninjured. there is no worth yesterday on what caused that rig to explosion provide. >> meanwhile, authorities in southern california are investigating after a sky diver falls to his death. the victim fell on to the roof of a home in paris yesterday afternoon. no one else was hurt. >> well, sylvester stallone back and throwing punches for the birds. see his latest show of support coming up next. plus i love to hate both. they're like math homework and science homework, the flu and pneumonia. which one do you want? >> well, believe it or not, that woman is actually talking about the choices rooting for the eagles, yale, or the pay tree ate, nay, the one city feeling extra sour this morning when we come right

>> super bowl 52. jets and giants says, says there is cents nothing superber that. >> impossible, worse. >> i love to hate both. they're like math homework and science homework. the flu and new moan y which one do you want? >> the eagles and the patriots are arguably the most hated sports teams in the big apple. and they're fans know it. >> the giants fans are the worse, just because they can talk the most crap. because of the superbowls. >> jets and giant get a lot of hate. they're not happen built superbowl. but i have two words for you, tom braid. >> i everything goes cents tom brady's way just like that guy keeps winning the lotto that doesn't deserve it. >> the jets and patriots are archrivals, bitter just new york rivalry riddled with spite, close games, scandal. >> patriots, can't watch them again. awful. >> certainly no love lost between the giants and the patriots, since eli manning is the only quarterback to defeat him in a superbowl. twice. but the giants and eagles nfc identification rivalry is one

of the most fears in the nfl. >> i hate philly. i hope they lose. i hope you guys lose. >> jet and giants fans are always proud to show their true colors. so when the empire state building turned on it lights last night, boy were new york fans turned off. >> the building was all a glow in green and white. and red and blue. in honor of the super boehm competitors. not for the new york home team >> this don't put up nothing at all if you're going to put up those two colors. common, who is doing that over there? >> locals say the superbowl does have them looking forwards to couple of things, commercials, and -- >> baseball season is in a couple of month. so you you get to wait for that. >> pope hullly not have to wait tore this again next season. hazel sanchez. >> a lot of hateeration. >> i feel like we should all -- >> i don't know who made that decision to light up the empire state building. >> are you opposed to it. >> i just thought, you know, i didn't think that was smart. >> the national until symbol

of the national game. >> okay, well, for new yorkers , they don't want to see those colors up there. by the way pat gallen hit the street of philadelphia to get their feelings on the patriots let's just say they've got colorful you'll hear all about that coming up at 6:00. >> and, you can book yet another celebrity on the eagles bandwagon, sylvester sal stone perfect fit for the un dogs eagles. he posted i am is that grab, sly both statue dresses like a wish, also cents predicted tom brady and the patriots will be knocked out in superbowl 52. >> smart man. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news": divided loyalty on the cambridge massachusetts police force, we will tell you why their top cop, their top cop, rahel, up in massachusetts, is rooting for the eagles, even though he's surrounded by patriots fans. >> he's clearly a smart man. plus, this flu season continues to get worse and cost ago pretty penny, as well how much they lose when their

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>> live from the cbs broad broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. and, rain could slow you down this morning. a wet dreary day is on tap. we could even hear some rumble every thunder. >> matt lets us knowhen we can put the umbrella away. >> first public appearance since 2015. hear what people in the audience had to say about it

>> fans of course know to speak their mind, and they have plenty to say about the patriots and star quarterback, tom brady. >> well, today is tuesday, january the 23rd, good morning , i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. matt and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning. >> matt, i think it is steve say, we have plenty to say about the rain coming down on the roadway for the early morning commuters. it is really causing a problem fo us, not only just with the vehicles on the roadways, but also on septa, too. so i have i'll have all of the updates coming up from. >> never good whether septa get involved with theay maybe le from some of the heavier rain that we had about an hour, hour and a half ago in philly. so, some drizzle, right now, but this is just the calm before the potential of the storm to pick back up. we will see moderate to heavy rainfall through the rest of thhe te