>> chelsey inch glam is here to tell us what the showers mean for the rest of our weekend. plus fly eagles fly, today the board team boards a plane headed to minnesota, and had farewell pep rallies. >> we dealt with sunshine yesterday. start out the day with pretty much clear skies, tons of sunshine, temperatures were very mild. today, we stay mild, however, dealing with the rainout there very wet start to your sunday morning. let me take you to look at the live neighborhood network. looking at our camera there

across the river palmyra cove nature park, in new jersey, couple every raindrops on the camera lens. >> rain going to be tame erring off, so some, as we head into the late morning, other by the afternoon. and then, everybody else later on tonight. so, storm scan3, shows this rainfall. >> more moderate rain, for instance, down the shore, near little egg harbor, also cents into atlantic city points out the yellow specs from the map, where the moderate rainfall is coming down. >> steady, light rain, across the region, so, periods of rain, expected throughout the day today. that rain will be coming to an end. from northwest, through southeast, and so lingering down the shore, little bit longer, we will talk more specifically about the timing, and my full forecast, also, talk about our next chance for

little snow. jan, back to you. >> okay, thank you, chelsey. 8:01. >> they're leaving as underdogs but hoping to come home as champions. today the eagles are headed to minneapolis. their game plan, the eagles nation is first super bowl championship. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the nova care complex this morning, where the road to victory begins. anita, good morning. >> good morning, jan, well, it is rainy and gloomy outside, but nothing can dampen the mood that the city feels excited for the eagles. the birds will head to minnesota later today, for the super bowl, but before they did so, they met with fans all day yesterday. you can see, in this video some of them out in bucks county meeting with fans, signing autographs, taking photos, linebacker mychal kendricks and cornerback ronald darby signed here for fans at the oxford valley mall now, if you were there to meet patrick robinson, he did apologize to fans, for missing the signing due to, quote, circumstances outside of his control. over in mayfair, auto sales

hosted farewell pap rally r where fans cheered on the team , met eagles safety rodney mcleod. >> there is no better feeling right now, come out here and see all of the fans, supporting all season, last week, to help us goat where we are right now. so, time out before we head on this road, and before we bring the trophy back to the city. >> now, i have spoke tone so many fans who say this season just feels different. there is something magical about this team. even with carson wentz out. they're confident that nick foles can step up to the plate again, the eagles will head out to minnesota later today. we will be here to see them off and sends them off as they head to the super bowl. for now liver at the nova care complex, anita oh, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> all right, and eat, a thank you. >> well, when super bowl lii becomes history, the eagles hope to come home with their very first vince lombardi trophy.

>> far fair has gun, trophy arrived in minneapolis with the help of minnesota viking and matt burke, he he helped the ravens win the lombardo trophy in superk in 2013. now the lombardi trophy part of the super bowl experience at the center. while only the eagles and teweel hearing is represented here. despite last week'seven victorye minnesota vikings, even birds fant welcome. >> everyone is nice, people come up, patk, say good luck, minnesota wait. >> from a watching the making of footballs there, to catching passes, there distracte super bowl experience runs through next week. furthermore, notable attractions, near downtown minneapolis, is a zip line for people adventurous enough to cross the mississippi river

high wire. the north sort line will fly 100 feet above the river from nicolet island toward downtown minneapolis. the zip line are 750 feet long and people will be able to zoom by at 30 miles per hour. pretty cool. meantime numerous law enforcement officers already in place. humvees are parked at every intersection of the nicolet outdoor mall. that's where the super bowl live activities are all taking place. authority are using those humvees to block traffic, so pedestrians safely walk around , they're also using barriers. >> and of course, we want #cbs3n facebook, twitter, instagram, and you may see your fan moments right here on " eyewitness news." and of course, "eyewitness news" is bringing all of the excitement from the super bowl with live coverage starting tonight. sports director don bell will be live in minneapolis, after the grammy awards. we will be with the birds through next sunday as they go for one more win. remember, whether we're not on tv and on air our eagles

coverage continues over thereon line at cbsphilly.com. in other news today, argument in north philadelphia ends with one man dead, and another man on the run. police say someone stabbed a 25 year old man last night on the 2,000 block of north gratz street. he died from stab wounds to the chest. police are now searching nora suspect. and then area also looking for a weapon. >> steven wynn stepped down from his position on political national committee. multi billionaire casino and resort owner is facing numerous allegations of sexual assault. as laura explains, wynn calls it a smear campaign. >> billionaire casino owner, steve win, resigned h post as fr on the republicancommittee, a m. in a wall street journal article, wynn acc o perform sex acts, one said she felt sheex with wynn in 2005.

he allegedly settled with him for over $7 million. >> i would truely like build a e for somethiy. harassed her while working as a cocktail waitress at one of hiseted with wynn in 1997. the 76 year old has released hi. writing the idea that i ever assaulted any woman iswe find ourselves in a world where people can make allegations, regardless of the truth, and a person left with choice of weathering insulting publicity or edge gauging in multi year lawsuit. says no one has ever complains about the leader to the company's independent anti- harrassment hotline. despite the denials, wynn stepped down from his prominent post it the rnc position he took at the request of president trump. laura, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ".

>> meantime, michigan's attorney general is launching a full investigation in the wake of the us gymnasic sex abuse scandal. last week doctor larry nasar sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison, he sexually abused young girls, and women, under the guides of medical treatment. was gymnastics doctor for the us olympic team and michigan state university employee. >> my department in this investigation will find out who knew what and when. who took action. who failed to takings. what did or did not happen. and what should have happened. >> now, michigan state's president lou anna sign zinman has resigned because of the scandal. some of the nation's top gym that is cents were among doctor nasar's victims. still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning: rehearsals for tonight's 60th annual grammy awards.

>> ♪ >> the count done onto music biggest night, i'm nibbling i batiste at madison square garden with a look at some of this year's grammy nominees. >> and what better tribute to the eagles than to name a baby after a player? meet the little one who arrived just in time for the super bowl. and what his parents are saying about the inspiration. that's coming up next.

>> ahead of tonight's grammy awards, nominated for song of the year, record of the year, and best vocal pop duo, for his hit. it would be the first time a spanish song wins any of those categories.

>> all of the vote he is to, you know, have a spanish song nominated, and huge category, three nominations. if this is very exciting it will be a celebration. >> grammys will be held inside new york city's madison square garden, tonight nicky batiste takes us behind the scenes. >> at madison square garden, to hear the punch line, have to tune in sunday for the six ' annual grammy awards. >> after spending the last 14 years in los angeles, this year's show is back in new york. >> an energy -- different, pretty much any other place. >> and following on the black dress, worn at the goal end globes, many attending this

year's grammys are expected to dawn white roses. it is cents what supporters of the me two and times up movement say they'll bewaring, including singers grammy nominee, rap syd i. our team in tonight's nancy odel will be hosting, the red carpet event. >> it definitely will make a statement. and i think the grammys is a place to do it. >> out here in the audience, seats are already assigned, jay-z, beyonce, and sting, are among those who will have the shortest walks if they win. >> jay-z has the most nods with eightnty-sen year old neil diamond, will receive the lifetime achievement award. he just retirement, after being >> ♪ osed with parkinson's >> logic, khalid, will perform their grammy prevention songs. >> 1800 just a song about continuing t in your darkest of times, because the outcome may be one th says, joining them on stage will be real life

survivors. cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> and while continue there at madison squared garth end, the stars come back stage to check out the gift lounge, see what they're giving out in those gift bags at the grammys, coming up in our next half hour. >> james card and hoses 60s annual grammy awards, do in the miss single moment. it all starts tonight at 7:30, right here on cbs-3. >> and chelsey, might be good night to stay home watch the show. >> good day to stay home. good night to stay home. and always watch cbs-3 of course. yes, so today, dealing with rain, kind of gross start. yesterday was gorgeous, mild, today's still mild. but dealing with very, very rainy day out there. let me take you to live look, at our spring garden camera. just look at the wet roads. definitely give yourselves little extra time. if you do have to hit the roads this morning. we will take to you another live look at center city, see the clouds, raindrops, on the camera lens, it is right

around 50 degrees currently. winds, already began to shift, or gun to shift, more out of the west now, at 6 miles per hour. we did have that southwesterly flow earlier this morning. but winds will shift as cold front swings on through. and the cold front is goioor ai. it will be little slow to get here, and the front slow t so, some locations will wind up dealing with the rain little longer oths. lucky spots, that's up into the poconos, the lehigh valley , you guys will be good-bye to e rain moving through. so here is a look at storm dealing with just some light and steady rain across the that, based off of the color of reflect flex here on the ltle closer, to areas down the shore, and into capeealiay withf yellow there on the maps. some moderate rain making it way into sea here, very soon, also, just off shore of atlantic city, some in

time. the feeling is rain throughout ay today. wind doesn't ends, right? ernrbout 10:00, 11:00 start to lehigh valley, the poconos, really beginning to dry out. still dealing with the clouds though. and as we head into the 2:00, 3:00 time frame this afternoon , right along i-95, starting to see things drying out. still, dealing with those clouds. now, points north and west, this afternoon, could tap into a break or two of sunshine, but folks down the shore, are going to be dealing with that rain lingering around, a little bit longer, than everybody else. maybe even into the overnight hours for some of the coastal communities and shore points. nonetheless, we are starting out with an active pattern. that's setting up. this cold front bringing us the rain, well, that moves off shore. area of low pressure travels right along that, it is going to strengthen little bit. that's cold air works its way in, we could see some light snow moving through the region , as we head into tuesday. we're looking at monday night- tuesday time frame. because some models still

trying to bring in that snow as early as monday night. i would say majority of them tuesday morning more likely to seeing the light snow moving in. minor accumulations cents are possible. i mean, talking about 2 inches or less. but that's still causing very slippery commute tuesday. it could linger around into the evening commute as well. so, keeping a close eye on things, trying to iron out the details, nonetheless turning colder obviously talking about snow instead of rain headed into tuesday, so here is the cool down headed our way. 36 degrees on tuesday. 35 degrees on wednesday. and another big cool-down moves in, by next weekend. super bowl weekend. it is 50 degrees right now in philadelphia. 48 degrees in wilmington. where is the cold air? well, that's located up to the north and west. state college right around 39, 31 buffalo, 29 degrees in cleveland. that is going to be moving on in as we head into tuesday and wednesday. cool down little bit tomorrow. but the bulk of the colds tuesday, wednesday. mild with rain at times. temperatures in the low 50's,

today. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 36 degrees for that high on tuesday. thirty-five blustery sunshine wednesday. jan, back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. 8:18 now. time to check the roads, we go over a to matthew in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, matthew. >> good morning, jan, weaver an accident in montgomery county taking live look at. bethlehem pike at horsham road this was the site after accident, and looks like it just cleared. roads are slick because of the rain. might want town crease your following distance to allow more stopping. turning to philadelphia, looking at some of the majors, starting from the left, we have the blue route near 55, and the center the schuylkill and the vine expressways are near 50. and lastly, 95, near 55. not seeing too much after slow down due to the rain, but traffic light right now, volume will pick up soon. finally taking live look at the vine street expressway, approaching 95 merge. speeds in this area are slower than normal as people try to take the s curve with caution. fleet note ramps ands turns are the slick he is for motorist, extra caution will

be beneficial. live from the cbs-3 traffic center. matthew, jan, back to you. >> all right, matthew, thank you. >> well, this morning, meeting a new eagle fan. little boy was born at jefferson just few days ago, and he's named after side line quarterback, carson wentz. health reporter stephanie stahl introduces us to the baby boy. >> unlike his name sake, this carson is tiny. >> so precious. >> carson's parent caitlyn a and my have been long time eagles fans, and before their son was born, they decided to name him after the star quarterback. >> i think he is amazing athlete for sure. he is a great all around guy. >> what are you going to tell your son when he gross up about who he is named after? >> he needs to live up to the name. (laughing) be as great. >> just like the quarterback, who had an early exit because of an injury, this little carson had an early entry. >> he's little like is her end dip it i, little destiny, carson wentz out two month before the super bowl, and

he's coming out two month before due date. kind of like just perfect timing, you snow. >> this carson whose last name was bo wasn't due until march 16. he was born january the 25th. hey, who wants to miss the super bowl? >> he's just in time for the big game. >> this first time philadelphia parent are predicting a super bowl win for their new 4-pound 8-ounce mini fan, and in terms every future plans, do you want limb to be a football player some day? >> he can be whatever he want to be honestly. >> for now baby carson is being carefully monday towards at jefferson where he was born , where the icu nurses maple him accustommized poster >> go birds. >> and quick check of records, shows, there was an up tick in the number of babies named carson back in 2016. when the eagles drafted wentz. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> that's a little cutie there well there is has become the month of the underdog. but it is almost the year of the dog according to the tiny

zodiac. "eyewitness news" was on hand for a celebration of the chinese new year at the penn museum in university city saturday. the family-friendly event featured martial arts demonstrations cents, fruits vegetable carvings, arts and crafts, and so much more. we asked of course a woman with a chinese zodiac has to say about dogs that can be applied to our underdog eagles >> they work well, very well, it was a game, with other, yes , that's the personality of the dog. ya. honest, loyal, and very friendly. >> of course we had to ask that question, right? chinese new year traditionally celebrated for 16 days, culminating in a lantern festival. family time is of course the part that far celebration. >> well, still to come this morning, right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news," doctors say this boy was a millimeter away from death. the freak accident that sent him to the hospital with a screw piercing his skull.

we're back in a moment. stay with us.

>> back now on "eyewitness news," doctors say only 1 millimeter made a life or death difference for a 13 year old boy in maryland, and we should warn you, some of these pictures are graphic. darius foreman fell while building a tree house last weekends in saulsbury. well a wooden planning with a 6-inch screw sticking out of it slammed into his head. neurosurgeon, doctor allen cohen, says if that teen had pulled that screw out, he likely would have died. >> we see the screw here coming down into the brain. so we would unscrew it, could be torrential hemorrhaging. >> so doctors got the screw out, darius now outment loft and will be just fine, lucky kid there. may seem hard to believe but

bubbles of every shape and sides are essential for planet survival. cbs sunday morning, explores the worlds of bubbles. here is a preview of what you will see coming up a little later on cbs this sunday morning. >> there is something magical about soap bulbs bubbles. they seem to defy gravity. those floating, fleeting, i have descent orbs. >> almost not here on the physical plane with us those bubbles. they exist in almost not here place. >> tom should know. one of the world's for most bubble artists cents. exploring the topsyturvy wonderful worlds of bubbles for some 40 agrees. >> the volcano, starts with a earthquake.

and then the erruption. >> my initial attraction was just beauty. just the colors, so beautiful. the spheres were so nearly perfect. but i didn't have a background in science. but when i went to college i majored in anti-war demonstrations cents, you know , but the only guys that new anything about what i was doing was scientists cents. >> spend a minute or two, and you realize what really blows him away isn't the beauty, but the complexity of the locally bubble. >> really, it is a network, an electrical network. it is molecules in space, linked to each other electrically, that is to say, one ends every soap molecule is attracted to nearby water molecule electrically. the bubble is this network, the whole thing is inter dependent. if i were to separate couple of molecules right here, just couple of distances, part from each other, the entire network will come apart. >> he is an artist. like the bubbles. plus pop star ed sheeran and

musical acts that will never grow old, thanks to hologram technology. that's this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >> still to come, more eagles coverage, coming up in the next half hour, right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. >> good morning, well, the birds are ready to fly quite literally to the super bowl. i'm anita oh, here at the nova care complex, coming up this send off message fantastic for the team. >> ♪ >> coming up on cbs-3 ♪ we'll talk to a guy who is nominated for a grammy. that's will. will, what do you think of that? good take? >> i don't know, man, probably do it again. >> pretty bad? >> little bad. little bad. >> okay, well, i'm going to work on that, we will talk to will yip when we come back. >> i guess even a grammy nominated producer can't help pat out? although i'm impressed with his guitar skills. coming up: you'll need your umbrella this weekend,

meteorologist, chelsey ingram, here to tell us how long this rain will last, that's

jan carabeo. let's check out this rainy forecast. here'sgram,ight here in the weather sent war look at the forecast, hi, chelsey. >> we stay dry, pretty much all day. in fact, it was nice, it was y, the 59 degrees total difference, though, for us today. we are dealingh region. let me take you now to storm associated with af the rain, colds front, cold front moving through throughout the day, slowly b se areas are going to see the rain, lingering around a little bit longer, than others risome steady light rain in the sit, point north and west. but, s ndthe yellow specs on the map, that's where we are tapping into some

moderate rainfall, located off shore of atlantic cpe may countd near the morris river area. so, here's what you can expect througut suburbs, we deal with periods of rain, mainly light in natureou 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon, the shore is going to see the rain lingering around the longest through tonight, steady rain, and some of it moderate at times. then the lehigh valley and the poconos, those are the lucky folks, see the light rain beginning to taper off during the late morning hours. draw your attention to flood watch in effect through this afternoon through 4:00 p.m. this is for northampton and monroe counties up there, lehigh valley into the poconos , with the rain, and the mild temperatures we still have a flooding threat reduced to ice jams, more coming up in your full forecast for now, sending it back to you. >> off to minneapolis for the eagles, players are packing their bags and are ready to make their dream of winning

the super bowl a reality. >> super bowl 52, yesterday, the held final practice at the practice, practice for zero nine minutes, putting the final touches on the game plan against the patriots. >> the opportunity to do something that you've always dreamed of doing, and really just show your talent, represent your hometown, this organization there is city, you know, all eyes on you. >> it is exciting, definately, you know, when you first think about it, it is a little surreal, because you work so long, and talk about it so much over the last year, that now we're finally here. but in that light switches offer, ya, we earned the right

to be here. so it is not really a surprise , and, you know, looking forward to capitalizing in the moment, being, enjoying the moment, and obviously preparing. >> the birds are expected to lands late this afternoon, then head over to the team hotel. the patriots leave tomorrow. i'm leslie van arsdale, for eyewitness sports. and again, we are just one week away from one more win. today the eagles are heading to minneapolis for the super bowl, and they hope to come home with a vince bomb lard i trophy. we hope they do too. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the nova care complex in south philadelphia today. good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, rainy, gloomy outside, it seems that nothing can dampen the energy and excitement this city feels for the eagle headed to the super bowl. birds will heads to minnesota later today, but before they did, they stop by and met with fans all day yesterday. you can check out this video from havertown. eagles tight-end tray burton and linebacker signed the

afternoon signing carls cards and collectability, the line wrapped around the store, they flocked to see football heroes up close, and out in bucks county, members of the defense were already meeting fans as well. >> ronald darby signed here for fans, at the oxford valley mall. >> it is a blessing at the end of the day, like, coming from, you know, buffalo, getting here, then playing in the super bowl. like, you know, i just enjoy every moment. >> really big for the city of philadelphia. i think we can do it. got to keep playing. >> and we have spoken to so many fans who say that this season just feels different, it is full of excitement, cents also, say they have so much respect for this team. that plays like a team, even when carson wentz went down, nick foles stepped up, and the whole team and the whole city rallied around him, so they're just ready to see this city get a super bowl winch for now live from the nova care

complex, anita oh, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> and they never lost faith. anita, thank you. >> absolutely. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue coverage of super bowl lii. and the tonight, sport director don bell will report from minneapolis. on "eyewitness news" at 10:00. on the "cw philly." then on cbs-3 after the grammys, of course, we will be with the birds every step of the way as they go for one more win. whether we're not on tv you can always follow us on line for everything eagles, at cbsphilly.com. in other news today, president trump plans to showcase the accomplishment of first year when he delivers his first state of the union address on tuesday night. as hena doba reports, this follows more protests cents over his policies. >> hundreds cents of protesters hit the streets of washington saturday, many demanding i am beach: president trump. march took place day after the president returned to the white house from his trip to the worlds economic forum in d

avo switzerland. >> i think it was a very, very successful trip. >> mr. trump did not address the new york times report that said he would order the firing of special council robert mueller last summer. >> raised concerns about potential conflict of interest , advisors including don mcgan convinced they weren't grounds to dismiss mueller and that firing him would be politically catostrophic. >> the president changed his mind. >> fake news, folks, change news. >> mr. trump denied he wanted to fire mueller but since been silent on the issue, neither speaking or tweeting about it. >> we don't know what kind of evidence special council has, he's not giving reporters updates, the big question that's on everybody's mind right now is when will the president talk about mueller and if he will, of course, whether he'll back out that far. >> earlier this week mr. trump said he was looking forward to being interviewed by mueller

in hopes it would happen soon. hena doba, for cbs-3 " eyewitness news". meantime president trump is condemn ago car bombing attack in could be up, afghanistan that killed at least 95 people and injured 158 other. taliban claiming responsibility, for suicide bomber who drove an ambulance filled with explosives, past the police check point, and into a secure zone. now the target is believed to have been an interior ministry building but many people were hit while walking by. >> there is still so much more to come right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this sunday morning, and coming up next, we will see what's ahead on cb s "face the nation" whether we get live preview of the broadcast, stay with us, that's next.

>> face the nation coming your way here on cbs-3, joining us now with a preview, live from washington, cbs news chief congressional correspondent, nancy coveredis, nancy, good

morning. >> good morning, jan, weaver packed show today. >> main republicans, susan collins, and vermont independent senator bernie sanders, and then we will sit down with a pair of how mess, will heard, and california democrat, they've been working together to try to blake through that immigration impasse, we will talk to them about how that is going, then september g down with illinois democrat, tammy duckworth, you probably heard her good news this week, she is going to be first sitting senator to give birth, talked about her rubble fertility, fist disable woman in the senate senate rules that might need updating now that they've got their first pregnant senator. >> very interesting, packed show indeed. thank you, nancy. see you at 10:30. >> still to come this morning, right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news," umbrellas

are needed this morning, heavy coat this week, as well. meteorologist, chelsey grain, back with how long the rain lasts, and the chance for snow and colder temperatures in the seven day, also ahead, it is something our mothers told us all the time, right? if you're going outside, wear a hat. we'll tell but a new service offer for people heading to the super bowl. they'll deliver awe warm hat. how much it costs, though, and where the profits are going. plus: meet local music producer nominated for a nominee. she tells pat gallen about her his road to success after the break. we'll be right back.

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warm, it will be delivered to you warm and, get this, a heated case. >> the idea how ill-prepared for the winter, and you're not ready for the cold, you might neat a hat. so you can buy a hat anywhere in minneapolis, in st. paul, but you can't get it delivered via hot like a pizza in 45 minute. >> if only it was to would stay hot. delivered warm, in 45 minute, or less. the hat costs ooh dollars. and best part of it all, all proceeds will provide new winter "coats-for-kids" in need. i find it so funny, chelsey, the die could the any there in minneapolis, negative 15, at a time of super bowl, but then go inside and it is like 07 degrees. >> i know? >> super cold for super bowl weekend, not just there, but it will be very cold here, as well. yes, then go inside, 70s, 72 degrees, you know, room temperature, not bad at all. kind of interesting there, how cold it is going to be outside for all of the fanfare going

on around the big event. as far as the rainfall today, we pick up around .21 inches every rain at philadelphia international. and a lot of weather watchers are checking in with numbers very similar, as far as their rainfall measurement, as every lately. phil in philadelphia, .13 inches, his neighborhood. vinny in cherry hill, just little over a quarter of an inch every rain just under quarter for lynn, in cherry hill, william in levittown, right around .18 inches. in fact, just over tent of an inch for lou, he lives in eagleville, john in mullica hill, just under .2. lower number therefore dean in aberdeen. but overall, we have got those numbers that are matching up very closely with what we dealt with at the airport. and temperatures, matching up pretty well, as well, 40's, 50's cents out there for our weather watch ers, some of the warmer spots that would be lynn in cherry hill at 50 degrees. he had ned chesterfield, right around ooh, as well. let me take you know to a live look at the city from across

the river. courtesy of our live neighborhood network cam in palmyra cove nature park new jersey, notice the raindrops on the camera lens, visibility , not all that great in fact, it is to has gotten worse throughout the morning hours, and a lot of areas are dealing with light rain, some mist, some fog, especially for points north and west, we actually have visibilities, under a mile, portions every berks county on up into the lehigh valley, so keep that in mind this morning, especially, if you live out that way. now, live look at center city, you can see, we have clouds, 50 degrees, winds calm but the direction has shifted a bit more out of the west. and that's expected with the cold front passing on through, temperatures right now, a one millville. fifty-three in atlantic city, 52 down the shore in wildwood. for the mid four's allentown, 48 in trenton. forty-five in reading. temperatures really haven't changed all that much since i first started out with my broadcast around 6:00 a.m.

this morning. so, and that's because we're waiting on the colds front to move through. then the colder air filters in behind the front. storm scan3, shows the rain and also the cloud cover, that's associated with that cold front. point south and east tapping into moderate rainfall at this point in time. for instance, indicate cape may county, atlantic county as well as central delaware south of dover. tapping into some of the yellow specs that you see on the map, that's moderate rainfall pushing on through. but pretty much everybody else just dealing with that light and steady rain at this point in time. so, when doses it all ends? whether does it all move out? talk about that on our future weather. how things play out. through the morning, early afternoon, the heaviest rain, the more moderate pocket, are going to be located south and east every philadelphia. so we just deal with light stuff here in center city. now, by about 10:00, 11:00 in the morning, portions of the northern lehigh valley off into the poconos, those areas begin to dry out. we dry out, or begin to dry

out, right along i59 by about 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, un for already for folks down the shore into portions every south jersey you guys are the last to say good-bye to the rain today. so, pretty much steady rain all day, for south jersey and our shore point. as we head even into the evening hours, maybe even into tonight. nonetheless, starting off with a very active pattern. that will start with the rain today, same colds front pushes off shore, area of low pressure traveling right along the front, it will strengthen little bit with enough cold air, we could be talking about the chance for little light snow headed our way during the monday night-tuesday time frame. the models still not totally consistent with the timing but looks like by tuesday morning dealing with the slip have i morning commute. just minor accumulations, but remember takes little bit of snow to cause some problems for the commute for sure. even rain causing problems for the commute. and then turning colder, obviously, talking snow instead of rain it will be turning colder, and by that we mean 36 degrees on tuesday. and 35 degrees as we head into

wednesday. high temperature today, in the low 50's, mild with rain at times, clearing out in philadelphia. by the afternoon around two, 3:00. your seven day forecast, 36 on tuesday. 35 degrees on wednesday. blustery sunshine. then for groundhog day, jan, maybe rain, transitioning tok t. >> okay, chelsey, thank you. roads.w 8:49. let's go over to matthew in the cbs-3 traffic center. good mornin, jan, 30 in montgomery county, rainy day, we have an accident on tkeorthe, it will be northbound, between lansdale and quakertownl les ble starting to cause issues as delays are starting to increase. weic sarting to increase the normal volumes. turning to mass transit, service chang f septa market franklin line all trained boarded from the westbound platforms at the followin 15th, 13th , 11th, eighth street. due time people project on the erce today. station. mass transit, currently running on or close toakingive t

the ben franklin bridge. with the philadelphia city skyline in the background. ro note ramps, cur recalls, bridges are going to be the slick he is for your distance, allowing extra time to stop will be beneficial today. all of the other majors in philadelphia, new jersey, are delay free. live from the cbs traffic center. matthew, jan, back to you. >> oh, dreary out there, thank you, matthew. >> it is music biggest night. zero six ' annual grammy awards are appear peering here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," rehearsals well underway at madison square garden, cbs news correspondent nicky batiste with all of the latest on all of the excitement. >> ♪ >> two years ago, khalid was in high school. now, he's going to the grammys thanks to his hit location and young dumb and broke. >> people ask me like how did >> nineteen year old openst? including best new artist, also in that julia mike's who is

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