>> 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 afternoon hours, as women.

here is your school planner, send the kids to the bus stop with the umbrella and the raincoat. because again, even though the rain may be little bit after break here for philly, it will be picking up as we go through the rest of the day. recess inside, 60 degrees with showers, thunderstorms on the ride home, 64, still looking at showers. storm scan3, precipitation is coming down. this is all in front of a cold front that's still draped off to our west. that front will slowly work it way eastwards across the state of pennsylvania, push through philly right around 1:00 or so this afternoon. storm scan3, we zoom further in, as i said, getting little bit after break here in fill but the north and west suburbs still plenty of rain coming down. temperatures in that rain- cooled air up in the lehigh valley only in the four 's, but still see plenty of 50's philly back down into central new jersey back toward dover, as well, at 57 degrees. and then we get quick cool down, down to the 40's, 30 eights, wednesday, thursday, friday, but then we warm back up, meisha, by saturday, but unfortunately the warm up also accompanied with another chance for rain shower. >> oh, well look at.

that will. >> can't get a break. >> i know. matt, thank you so much. good morning, everybody, happy tuesday. so, yes, talking about septa and all of the rain coming down, expecngroadways, affectine world of septa. what's going on here? paoli thorndale damaged wires, the l service suspended inbound service now suspends the, between thorndale and malvern. just make sure to check those schedules on line specially with all of this rain. just reminder, cash your bending -- vending boot sales ending, went into effect yet. pull off to the far right shoulder is, you can see, all of the rain, just coming up from the tires, on to the windshield of the vehicles behind you. keep safe distance, travel the posted speeds or little slower , just because of how much rain we are getting, meisha, those windshield wipers of course are working and of course, bring that umbrella with you. pack that patience. it will be a slower right this morning, because of all of the rain. niive south at girard, what we are looking at there. seow, there just sea headlight,

also, talking about some construction that's still out there, and starting at 9:00 a.m. coming up in a little bit. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. we are following breaking news , an ethquake offer the coast of al last, a now some resident are warned it get to higher grounds as the threat of tsunami looms. >> town every kodak, resident post that video to twitter. >> the warning covers the entire alaska coastline as well as part every british columbia. meantime the entire us west coast and hawaii under tsunami watches. the magnitude 7.9 earthquake struck around 4:31 a.m. this morning, we will continue to monitor this breaking news and have update throughout the broadcast. well, it is the surprise performance that everyone is talking about. >> bill cosby takes the stage at a local club for first stands up routine since outside the clubal assault. in germantown with reaction from people who watched the

comedian. trang? >> reporter: well, rahel, jim, some in the crowd new that bill cosby was going to be here last night, and they made it a point to come out. other, were not thrilled to see him at all. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> a musical tribute to an old friend, brought out embattled comedian bill cosby to the larosa jazz club monday night. cosby played the drums, with a tony williams jazz quartet for a special performance in honor of the late legendary drum here was also very charitable. >> hesed money for lower economic kids so that instruments could be purchased for them, lessons could be made for them. >> when asked by a reporter, cosby declined to talk about his upcoming retrial, for sexual assault and misconduct. >> i came here tonight to enjoy being with my friends, and musicians, and the people who came.

>> cosby also told stories, and made jokes about his vision. the crowd was polite, and included long time fans of the actor. >> was the first intelligence gent black manny saw on tv. and that, right there, just gave me such a boost and all of the thinks he is' done in his career. >> others say in light of the serious allegations against him, he and cosby was not a major draw. >> i think coming every monday for 14 years, and so i said, well, he's the last person i wanted to see but i wouldn't let him keep me from coming. >> the public appearance came on the day that we learned that jury selection for cosby's retrial will begin on march 29th. but for now, live in germantown, trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you so much, trang. new this morning, police are trying to figure out what caused a crash that killed a pedestrian in delaware county. this happened around midnight on the 6,000 block of market street in upper darby.

that's not too far from 69th street terminal. officer believe the victim was lit by car andnd lying on the ground. they pronounced him dead on the scene. unclear whether or not there was the hit-and-run. at last check, no arrests cents. >> and, plp investigating a fatal shooting across from septa's olney transportation center. nineteen year old plan was shot near broad and olney at around 12:30 a.m. this morning he died few hours later. investigators are now checking surveillance help solve the case. >> federal government get back up and running three days into a shutdown. lawmakers have agreed another short-term funding deal. there was plenty of finger pointing over who was to blame for the impasse, but as hena doba explains, their work is far from over. >> the governmental shutdown is over. president trump, after signing the short-term funding extension passed by both rs of congress, tweeted: big win for republicans as democrats cave on shutdowns. now i want a big win for everyone, including republicans, democrats, and da ca. but specially for our great military, and border security.

democrats, though, say that the president is not to thank. insisting he was absent for most of the negotiations. >> the great deal making president back on the side lines. >> what the president did clearly worked. >> the bill which includes six year extension of the children 's health insurance program funds the government only through february 8th. senate democrat agreed support the bill after republican leaders committed addressing d aca, young immigrant brought here illegally as children, so-called dreamers. >> now those talks can get going again. >> leadership on both side say much of the thanks for ending the shutdown goes to a bipartisan group. of about two dozen senators, who worked behind the scenes on a compromise. hena doba, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> many eagles fans are now making plans to head to minneapolis for superbowl 52. >> you know the old saying, if you have to ask how much, well , you can't afford t " eyewitness news" found the

cheaper ticket in us stadium will cost $4,500. city of philadelphia, the phones at wanamaker entertainment group have been ringing offer the hook. company associate says it has already seen several hundred looking for tickets? everybody wants to go to this game even though it is in minnisota but right now i think people are trying to feel it out, see how much they actually warrant to spend, and see how much, you know, if the tickets going to, you know, slide in price or raise in price. >> now if you want a ticket on the side lines, says expect to pay about $30,000. he doesn't expect to see the prices cents rise, and maybe fall closer to game time. >> if you score ticket to the big game how are you getting there? the cheapest flights we found from philly to minneapolis are a little bit more than 500 bucks. other groups, like the green legion, are offering superbowl travel packages, including a chartered flight and ticket to the game. that's not cheap. the package will set you back about $6,800. and the first charter is already sold out.

now, if you plan to hit the road, minneapolis is 1181 miles away, so will tak you little more than 18 hours to drive there. >> and, hopefully minneapolis doesn't look like this in two weeks. blizzard conditions yesterday forced airports runways to shut down. hundreds of flights were canceled into minneapolis, despite the weather, superbowl preps continued in the downtown area, all kind of hospitality and vip tents are going up. security barriers are also going up, us bank stadium where the game will be played in a climate-controlled 72 degrees building. >> well, adding insult to injury, in the only did the eagles stomp the vikings in the ffc championship, a loft minnesota journalists were stranded here in philadelphia. one tweeted this pick, while sitting on a plane for hours yesterday, it never took off. then a rough couple of days for them, but hey, they can grab a cheese steak and enjoy another day in philly. >> so the betting line is moving a little bit toward the underdog e-a-g-l-e-s wells almost two weeks to go before the game. patriots are five-point

favorite as of this morning, birds were five and a half point under dogs this te yesterday. cbs-3 met with frank farrellly at temple university, former president of the american psychological association, and he tells us, the fact that new england is predicted to win, could actually negatively affect how they play. >> to be defeated, by the underdog, is exceptionally humiliating. and so therefore that could have a big impact on them. you know, could make them nervous. >> farley says another plus is the underdog status really motivating the eagles fan base >> well, coming up. diehard eagles fan in enemy territory. >> e-a-g-l-e eagles! >> he's a top cop in cambridge , massachusetts, but he's not rooting for the patriots. er what what his officers say about the divided loyalty on the force. >> and by now, you and everybody else in the country, have probably seen this video of an eagles fan run into a subway pole. but wait until you see the same video from a different

angle. we have it for you next. >> new tsa rules go into effect, stricter screening going into effect for cargo coming from five different countries. that's as "eyewitness news"

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sent it, how it was sent, where has it been since it was mailed, or where it is going, its contents. >> tsa doing this, there must be some intelligence that is influencing that decision. >> tsa official told cbs news these countries were chosen because of demonstrated intent by terrorist groups to attack aviation from them, all inch ten driven. >> take a look, most active volcano in the philippines is at it again, spewing lava high into the air. it is cents said to be the most powerful since the volcano's started acting up more than a week ago. about 40,000 villagers are seeking shelter at evacuation centers. back at home, headlines, today, matt little showers yesterday. but the headline today we'll see more that far. >> we definitely will see some rain showers through today, could see maybe rumble every thunder through the afternoon hours as well. be a slow commute for the morning, gets little better later in the afternoon ment want to talk

about the earthquake, of course it is causing quite a problem along the west coast. it was a magnitude 7.9. orally this morning, when earthquake itself actually was felt. it had a depth of 15 miles, not all that deep. you think 15 miles. pretty deep. it is actually not. actually on the higher side for a magnitude of an earthquake of this magnitude. so, that's why we have this tsunami concern, this is just about 175 miles southeast every kodak, alaska. 7.9 is considered a major earthquake and usually if these happen on land, with typically get lots of damage, but again, that's why when it happens out in the sea why we are also are seeing that potential poor maybe a tsunami again that's our forecast details with that earthquake. now as we bring it back little closer to home here, storm scan3, the area of low pressure still off to the west , and had quite a factor in the midwest yesterday, of course, minneapolis getting in on the action. now the showers and thunderstorms for us here along the east coast are right now actually on the stronger side at least with heavier

rainfall that is and we will continue to see that as we go through the morning hours, part of lower bucks county still getting some more moderate rainfall also into the lehigh valley where we see some of the heavier rain as well. through the rest of the morning, rain overtakes the area, 10:00 to 1:00 when the rain will movn through, then kind of moves off the coast by about 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. not really much if any of severe threat, gusty winds could be possible. and we check out the rest of the seven day forecast there, meisha, little cooler tomorrow thursday, 50's by the weekends >> funny the trade off whether it get warmer we get the rain but then when it drops a little bit we get the beautiful sunshine. thank you, matt. very rainy start to our tuesday morning. so if you are headed out the door right now might want to factor in couple every extra minutes, take a look at the boulevard, southbound, as you head toward the bumper to bumper. pants your patience, your umbrella, you'll need the extra cup of coffee in the vehicle today, you might be in some very slow conditions.

that's where we're seeing a lot of different areas. minor accident was here, i think it now just cleared, schuylkill his well before belmont. it slows in both directions here. pretty substantial. lot every brake light going off, dipping less than posted speeds now. accident here, as well. our street at east airy street , and then in the worlds of septa. heads up on this, make sure to check your schedules on line, paoli thorndale has some , out boubeen suspended, inbound service, suspended between thorndale and malvern. and just reminder we were talking about this yesterday, cash your token boot sales ending started yesterday. jim, rahel, back to you. >> he may live and work in patriots territory but this doesn't mean the cambridge commissioner rooting for him. >> proud eagles fans, david shapes the commissioner's loyalty, sparked competition. >> spotted this tweet, i had

to head to the cambridge police department to investigate. >> i understand there is a philadelphia eagles fan in the building? >> could be the commissioner. he's from philadelphia. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> oh, it is true. the top cop at the cambridge p d is rooting for the dirty birds, after all, he came from the city of brotherly love. >> i cried when we lost to the oakland raiders in 1980. >> how is this going over with the men in blue? who all cheer for the red, white and blue. >> well, who are you a fan of? and you said i'm a diehard philly fan and that's not going to change. then as a diehard patriots fan , you got to respect that. >> i'm a diehard eagles fan. i never wavered on that. and not going to now. >> commissioner, is this man out of uniform? >> oh, oh. he is not out of uniform because he's under cover. so what we will do put him in

the gutter. >> any friendly wagering on the game. >> friendly bet, philly cheese steaks against boston lobsters , whatever it is. and this time the philly guy is our guy. >> care to make a prediction? >> patriots 28, philadelphire be another one. i think the eagles beat by ten or 12. so make it 31 to 21. >> okay. >> that was david from our sister station wbc in boston. >> kudos to the commissioner, brave enough to not fly under the radar while living in enemy territory. >> gun, he's protected. >> still takes a lot of guts. >> seeing new angle l of the eagles fan blind sided by the pole at the subway station, and the man comes dangerously close to this subway cars themselves. >> yes, all caught on camera by aaron smith, shows him as he tries to fire up fans ahead of sunday's game. he hit the pole, and then bounce cents off the moving subway car.

he admits he is a little sore and maybe he wilaxx4al advice e doctor later today. pretty good idea. he also admits his postgame celebrion was a lot tame err we will be right back.

>> good morning, welcome back, everyone, we are taking a look to the weekend. it is going to be another weekend where a winter system will common through. but, temperatures are going to stay warm enough, that most of that precipitation should fall as rain, so, while it is going to be a damp and dreary tuesday, let's not put the umbrellas away just yet, could be dealing with another round every precipitation in just a couple every days, jim, rahel? >> thank you, matt. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> a controversial program which deposition ooh advertises local police officers as us immigrations and custom enforcement agent came under fire at a bensalem council meeting last night, the township director of

public safety has been advocating for bensalem police to become the first department in the state to join the program, some fear, it lead to distrust in law enforcement and potential for racial profiling. and the morning call starting next year, student at all 16 elementary schools in the bethlehem area school district will have spanish class once a week. that's similar to how student now receive art, library, physical education, right now most bethlehem area student don't stud a language until sixth grade. >> from the burlington county times, first responders from del delanco, riverside and beverly, were honored last night by the delanco township committee for their work in saving three people from a township house fire in december. good for them. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, a letter written by one of america's founding father is headed to the auction block. >> this letter is signed by alexander hamilton, the opening bid $500, and experts say could probably again times that. letter from 1782, when hamilton was in the military, not secretary of the treasury or the subject every hit

broadway musical. the document was found between the pages of a book and in a connecticut school house decades ago. >> wow. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," the cost of the flu. as this flu season continues to get worse it, could also impact your bottom line. we'll explain. >> plus developing story in oklahoma, where a search is underway for five people still missing after an oil rig explosion. >> and looking outside right now, a very wet and dreary start to our tuesday morning commute. and it is very slow moving. we've got an accident out there, so updates to septa and some construction you'll going to want to know. all of the update coming up of the first a quick break, stay right where you are, cbs-3 " eyewitness news" will be right back.

>> are. >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. just about 6:30, and here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute today is january 23, 2018.

>> get set for a soggy day. the rain is going to be out there. it is going to possibly be heavy at times. and that means that our morning commute is most likely going to be a slow one. following breaking news, earthquake off the coast of alaska, now some residents are warned to get to higher ground at the threat after tsunami looms. there is one game left. >> the eagles coaches, well, they are area hard at work getting ready for the new england patriots in superbowl 52. >> we've good morning this far and want to make sure we stay focused. >> he's the last person that i wanted to see. >> bill cosby, back on stage. >> he told reporters he's often out and about, but this was his first public appearance since the trial. >> congratulations, to you and your wife have welcomed a lovely new daughter. >> five weeks old.

>> it was like we had two really, really great pets. and now it is like we boorda zoo. >> today's morning minute sponsors by the robert proton therapy center. >> james cord on talking with stephen colbert about his new baby. >> we can see the umbrella, matt, so we know it is coming. >> it already came down little bit. die deck definitely wet. roads are on the wet side as well. and it is going to remain a damp and dreary morning, and afternoon across the entire delaware valley, storm scan3 shows for the most part actually having little br break. right now, here across philly. so while some dzhokhar sell still out here, the heaviest rain, at this time, is actually until the north and west suburbs, headed toward the lehigh valley and the poconos more moderate to heavy rainfall is falling, but taking a trip, just a little bit further down to the south, into maryland, and you can see that next round of

precipitation already coming together, and it is going to be moving in, before we know it. so, definitely be prepared. take the umbrella with you. take the raincoat coat. leave little early put the kids on the bus with the umbrella or the rain jacket, here early on, on this tuesday t precipitation throughout the afternoon, it will probably be picking up into the 10:00 to 1:00 time frame. that will will be our best chance to maybe see thunderstorm or two actually be associated with this rain that will be associated and moving through. and then we will also be watching for temperatures that eventually do rise up into the 60s, later this afternoon, guys, so, it is going to be as i said a damp dreary tuesday. but it will be feeling a little spring-like with the temperatures in the 60s. >> all right, matt, thank you so much. so, just kind of piggyback on what matt said, it is so rainy , so wet. it will be so slow, that's actually what we're seeing. good morning shall everybody, happy tuesday. looking outside, 422, tail light moving in the eastbound direction, at trooper. you can see, bumper to bumper conditions there. if you have to head out the door now basically anywhere on the major inlet state, highs

ways, factor in extra time. if i were you, i would give myself right now an extra 30, 40 minute, possibly just because volume alone, and you will be traveling a little less than posted speeds because of all of the rain because it is so wet out there and just use caution around there. because we have a chance of hydroplaning, as well, where we might have some of the rain water pooling. also, we had minor accident, kind of around this area, schuylkill west before belmont that's now since been cleared. but this is a look at schuylkill west at city avenue bumper to bumper conditions here, as well, not only moving in the westbound direction, but just past those trees, the eastbound direction, as well. so when you take the boulevard , head in the southbound direction just before you jump on to the schuylkill, it is also bumper to bumper there. give yourselves at least a extra 45 minute there. guys, back over to you. >> this is new video from code ache, al last, a first responders rush to get residents to higher grounds. still not safe there. after a magnitude 7.9 quake rattled the area at around 430

our time, triggering tsunami warms, that covers the entire alaska coastline, meantime the entire us west coast and hawaii under tsunami watches. so far no report of tsunami activity. >> well, pennsylvania state police are srching for suspect in connection with a road rage shooting on i-95 in delaware county. take a look at this sketch of the suspect. the shooting happened yesterday morning, in the southbound lanes, near the highland avenue exit, in chester township. police say the suspect fired a single shot that penetrated the rear driver side of another car before take off. model ford taurus,ving a dark like this one, and if you have any information, please contact police. >> officials are trying to figure out what caused a fire to rip through a house and kill a father and two of his young children in cumberland county. firefighters rushed to the home on park avenue in bridgeton, just before 2:00 a.m. yesterday morning. when they got there, the home was completely engulfed in flames. the 28 year old father is five

years old son and six year old daughter died in the blaze. the mother of the children and her youngest son made it out along with three other people who live there. >> now, search underway for five workers who disappeared after gas explosion in oklahoma emergency management tells cbs affiliate in tulsa that the search has shift from the crest cue to recovery mission. the explosion which happened yesterday morning, shot flames 50 feet into the air. >> we looked out the door again and seen the big black smoke from my house. and started checking around, getting ahold of everybody to make sure it wasn't anybody we new. >> my step dad, my dad, were, and it just -- every time i hear about it, here in oklahoma or texas it makes my hafter drop. >> one worker suffered minor burns, 16 others walked away unhurt. >> well, today more female athletes are expected to share their stories of sexual abuse at the hands of disgraced sport doctor, larry nasar. he faces 25 to 40 years behind bars after admitting to molesting seven victims,

prosecutors say about 1144 victim impact statements will be red during the sentencing. yesterday the court adjourned after 133 victims ' s were red. >> molest add little girl who had just lost her father. you knew my personal life all too well. and i can't help but believe you used my father's death as yet another opportunity to manipulate the trusty put in you. >> sport medicine, charged me for those appointments. my mom is still getting build for appointment where i was sexually assault. >> the michigan state university spokesperson said patient of nasar will not be build. has cents been criticized for their handling every complaints against nasar. >> comedian bill cosby returns to the stage at local club surprising many in the audience. >> cosby played the drums at th larosa jazz club in germantown, performance last night to help honor jays great tony williams. cosby's appearance comes on the same day we learn that jury selection for his sexual

assault retrial will begin march the 29th. well, with a nasty flu season peaking, economists cents starting to quantify the impact of the epidemic. >> cbs news business analyst, jill schlessinger, joins us live from new york with a look at the bottom line. morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> jill, be beyond the aches and pains, how bad will the flu season be for the economy? >> reporter: you know, the most recent estimate of lost productivity to employers jumped from about 7 billion, which is steep enough, to over $9.4 billion, that's according to consulting firm, challenger gry and christmas. remember, that estimate, it doesn't take into account workers who need to stay home to care for sick family members. for those who do not have health insurance, or do not get paid for sick days, the cost could be even steeper, to about $215 per each eight-hour day that's missed, if you're un unlucky enough to need hospitalization, the average cost of a stay is now $2,300,

that's according to kieser family foundation, prices obviously range pretty dramatically, depending where you live. >> so clearly very expensive. jill, we know doctors have still been saying, even though really bad strain, we should get some shots. what other advice do you have for workers? >> well, i understand a lot of people who don't have insurance are very concerned about the cost. so, if you don't have that insurance, you do check with your local health department. a lot of them are giving out free inocculations, if you hit a brick wall, there are a lot of retailers offering affordable flu shot, most have on line scheduling it, makes it a lot easier, the cheapest i've heard about was cosco, 20 bucks, it is one of the few services you can get there without a membership. other big boxes and pharmacy chains, they charge anywhere from 30 to 40 bucks a shot. as far as workplace, okay, let 's limit those meetings specially in small rooms, determine who can work remotely, emphasize that sick workers will not lose their jobs if they stay home to nurse themselves or a loved

one. eryone, stay clean. wash those hands. i'm thinking every going home in a hour or two and getting out of the building. >> i know, i'm covering and have the sniffles again. >> take care. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, neil diamond cancels his upcoming tour. we will tell you about the surprising reason why he won't be taking the stage. >> plus, the dangerous laundry pod challenge that went viral prompting stores nationwide to takings. see what they're doing to keep custspat? >> the new england patriots are the gold standard in the n fc. -- nfl. they owned with brady and belichick running the show. what do eagles fans think of them with a superbowl showdown looming? we talked to the people coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> bill cosby will get his wish if he's in philadelphia today.

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>> and, anxious morning for the hollywood leads nominations for this year's academy awards already announced. >> the shape of water is expected to get the most nods, the nominations begin at 8:22 a.m. this morning, short time from now. the annual academy awards will be health march 4. >> from the best to the worst, transforms ers the last night leads this year's golden rays burling i awards honors the year's worse films. the movie is up for nine razzies, including worse picture. ooh shades darker is up for eight razzies, including worse actress, for dakota johnson and worse ac for for jimmy dornan they both won in 2016, for their "50 shades of grey." >> let's bring matt into the equation, matt, hip, very with it, i imagine you're ooh shades fan? >> (latching). >> i don't any big that book, move. >> i it is a great day though.

>> yes, 50 shades of rain. >> gray, dreary, damp day. will remain that way. pushing into the afternoon hours. it will clear out hedda little later tonight. werth watch they are morning, they're up, talking about the rain that's in their neck the woods, andy ziegel this morning saying 59 degrees down in dover, delaware but he has has light rain. also head to new jersey where it has been little drier this morning. giving me hard time there, john saying, he has a little bit of rain falling, but also got 52 degrees. so, again, that rain is falling, because it is so warm , we see plenty of 50's, not really anywhere in the four's, except if you headway far north of philly, up into the part of maybe the northern lehigh valley, than is what we are talking about. broad heads ville, 59 degrees, still above the freezing mark, well enough, that we aren't going to be see any kind of frozen precipitation with the system even in areas around the poconos, or the northern lehigh vale, because it is just way too warm out there. storm scan3,.

>> see big controlled down to the east and south giving us our precipitation, rain showers maybe even chance for some thunderstorms here, this morning, storm scan3, giving way to our radar here. little bit of break in the action see the second ban coming from lancaster zero to wilmington will be pushing into the philly area here sooner rather than later. by 1:00 the front actually at this time pulling through the city that's when the actual cold front will push through. that's when we could have best chance for shower or thunderstorm, or should say stronger thunderstorm, and then by 5:00 this evening, we really start to see pretty much all of the precipitation wrap up. small or strong i winds through south jersey and delaware top, and meisha we look at four's, 30's, the next couple every days before 50's return by the weekends. >> i see all of the rain where the temperatures gun, matt,

>> we approach our main hour of the rush, the 7:00 hour starting to slow us down, so 422, tail light pushing into the eastbound direction at trooper. see bumper to bumper conditions there. give yourselves extra time there, take a look at schuylkill west at city avenue so if you have to travel in the westbound direction, i would give myself an extra 45 minutes at this point. maybe even little more eastbound side. you're not traveling much bet r but the boulevard moving in the southbound direction trying to get this exit jumping on to the schuylkill west, and it is bumper to bumper conditions there very slow moving because of all of the rain and the wet roadways, of course it is causing some possibles for us, seeing that all morning long. >> traveler around 30 miles per hour, dropping because every all of the rain, rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. twelve days away from superbowl 52, eagles fans are ready.

but, tom brady and the new england patriots feel like they're always ready for the super boehm. >> seem like every year they end up in the superbowl. here to take philly pulls when it comes to the pack. >> do you think philadelphia likes them very much? >> five superbowl totals, what tom brady and bill belichick has produced for fans so impresl history. who did we get here once again tom brady fired up his team late against the jaguires, sparking another of his patented comebacks. his late touchdown throw here sealed putting back in the superbowl, year after the greatest come back in nfl history, over the pal cons this run of gressnever ending. as brady is looking for his sixth title. what does philly think of him as the eagles get ready for him say they're tired of him in these parts.

>> there is a lot to live up to, a lot of tension going into the game. but it will be great. >> scale of one to ten how much do you dislike the new england patriots? >> give it a 959. most people want 15, 20, went above and beyond. >> oh, zero, zero in my book. cheaters. cheaters. >> so a ten then? >> oh, ten, ten, hate them, ten. >> you made it clear. you made it clear. on scale of one to ten, how annoying are the patriots? >> eleven. >> ten. >> twelve, 20, keep going, 50, 100. >> oh, thousand, i don't know, i don't know. >> i can't stand tom brady. it will be the sweetest victory, like we're saying here, we want to knock the pretty boy off the thrown. >> now nick foles against tom brady. the greatest of all time though. >> i don't care. >> i'm over tom braid. >> i tom brady is not a bad guy. but i don't have as much hate

as everybody else, but still revenge for us. >> that's my next question, scale of one to ten how much do you like brady? >> it is hard to argue, he is pretty darn good. >> tom braid a lot of people call him the greatest every all time. would you agree with that? >> usually, usually i would, but this week, no. >> i think i like nick foles way better than brady though. birds will win it all. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> keith is definitely ready. everyone in philly ready for the birds to knock braid fry belichick from a top, top some in the ffl it will not be easy , you hear it so many times before the like broken record. new england patriots, had enough of them. >> we've had enough of them. i feel like it fuels us as a team, we like being the underdog. >> the win will be so much sweeter now. >> i agree. >> even though the minnesota vikings are not in the

superbowl minnesota company making sure all of the superbowl trunk rest in place before the game. >> making the souvenirs and superbowl towels, now, employees do admit they would rather be making the superbowl gear featuring their vikings, but to be proud of the big game. >> 6:51. >> gale king join us live from new york with a pro view. good morning to you both. >> good morning, on breaking news tracking tsunami warnings and watches, from alaska, to the mexican border. >> plus, story about 43 year old michigan doctor who immigrated to the u.s. when he was five, and now he's facing possible deportation. why is family thinks he was arrested in their effort to free him. >> and, you'll meet singer songwriter, nominated for five grammys, fewer than two years after graduating from high school. all of that, plus the eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> see you at 7:00.

apparently john also a bowler. he's a bowler. >> very impressive. all right. >> tell nora we said happy birthday. >> we will. >> bye! >> yes, well, some retail remembers lock up their laundry deter another in light of the tide pod challenge. >> some stores always lock up the products to prevent theft, but other starting to do so to deter against the dangerous trends, some part of the country big retailers like walmart, walgreens, have started to attach anti-theft devices to the product. recently posted eating the pods. say the challenge has cause tz dollars jump in the number every poison cases. >> bakery in pennsylvania teaching children about the danger of the tide pod challenge in a swayed way. looking at tide pod cookies made to look like real tide pods, two women who own the

bakers using it to educate people. they say it has made it easier to t conversation. >> every child that walked in here who bought a cookie who sat down and talk to about the dangers every eating things that are not food, chemicals in it, and the reactions, while they admit a cookie isn't the always the health year joyce, in this case, i don't know about this, i think it will confuse kids. >> i think they mean well. >> i think they mean well, but i just don't think this is a good idea. here is good news, today is national pie day. >> speaking of sweet stuff, pies slipped into every day conversations we say things assisi as pie respect as american as apple pie. this country is such a fan of the dessert that there is even a american pie council. the history of pie dates back to ancient egypt, with ingredients like honey, fruits , punch. >> what's your favorite? >> apple pie with bryers vanilla bean ice cream, has to be heated slightly.

>> i like sweet potato pie. >> at sounds good. why don't we have any pie? no one takes care of us here. we will be right back with three to go. hopefully a pie will arrive shortly. >> unlikely, though.

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>> it is time for three to go. >> thousands of federal workers return to work today. congress passed a stopgap too fund the government until february 8th. >> bill cosby showed up at a germantown jazz club last night, in his first push appearance, since his sex abuse scandal broke back in 2015. jury slicks for his retrial on sexual assault charges begins in march. >> oscar nominations will be announced today, critics say the movie the shape of water could lands as many as 14 nominations which would tie the records. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> rain moving through right now. we are going to check storm scan real quick. you can see, philly getting quick break, maybe some drizzle, but we will be seeing another round of precipitation move in here pretty quickly. that will will be lasting through the morning, and maybe even a rumble every thunder thrown in there, meisha, as well. >> matt, that rain is really causing problems for us. we are looking right now however at malfunctionings traffic lights in south philly front street at 95 south. that will will slow you down little bit as well. also an accident, 422 eastbound at royersford. >> thank you shall meisha. here is a traditional festival you may not have heard of.

>> annual camel wrestling festival underway in turkey, more than 100 camels participated dress in the colorful outfits. in case you're wondering the winner wrestles the loser to the ground. camel wrestling has been part of life in that region in the mideast for century. >> kind of crazy, don't you think? >> not very nice. >> well, just they seem to just be, you know, no one is forcing them. >> doesn't look like they're hurting each other. >> i say we should leave the camels alone. just my opinion. >> not even hump day our producer jen is saying. well, next on cbs this morning , new treatment for sleep apnea patients.