>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. after a weekend of relentless rain, we are dealing with a wet and foggy morning. katie lets us know when the rain finally moves out of here >> well, car is riddled with bullet, and three people are shot in broad daylight. now, philadelphia police are searching for the gunman. >> happening today: president trump unveils his $1.5 trillion infrastructure spending plan. but some say it has a big pothole. find out why funding is a big concern. >> and today's monday, february 12th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo in for rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning, hi, guys. happy monday, katie welcome back. always great to see you, jim, always great to see you. we are looking outside. actually flooding earlier, that had mlk completely closed down. that unfortunately has -- cleared out of the way. >> it should get better, yes. still some rain that's falling

right now. but yes, the flooding, when you had one to three almost 4 inches every rain falling in the span of a day and a half leer really led to a problem. not the prettiest shot but what gloomy. overlooking center city at least you can see center city, had very, very minor and isolated fog issues. but the wind starting to pick up. i i don't anticipate too big after problem for you for the rest of the day or let alone the morning, this is a day of transition, though, so almost like depending on the time of day that you're out, really going to dictate how you need to be dressing for the day. still quite balmy outside. see that reflected in the temperatures but see how the wet weather is starting to make its exit. now moving off to the south and east. eventually it will sweep out to sea. so still going to have residual rain showers anywhere from light to moderate in intensity, coming through in pocket and clouds otherwise, but look at the sharp cut off. go from low 50's along i95, the color contour shift, so the chill beginning to settle in. that means, temperatures only

going to continue to decline. as the day goes on. now, skies do begin to gradually clear out. afternoon temperatures stunning in the lower 40's. guys, we hit 61 at 1:00 a.m. so quite the turn around. it was so balmy earlier in the day, here, meisha, but already seeing the temperature drop off pretty quickly. >> i was wondering if i was just like feeling things weirds or watch i walk out the door, yes, walk out the door so early this morning around 3:00 a.m. it felt so warm. so all right, looks like it will stick around not too much longer. out on the roadways this morning, we do have a lot going on. so we've had some accidents, some disable vehicles, some flooding just whole host of stuff. right now actively we have accident here, schuylkill eastbound, before the blue route, and as you come around the bend still very dark out there. just heads up. pulled off to the far right. you can see how many headlights out there are already out there. as we just now crack into the 6:00 hour. that let us know it is going to be a busy morning commute. disable vehicle, we had it here, 22 north at route 100. that looks to just be moved

out of the way. burlington bristol bridge is up, hard to see kind of hazy shot here. but the burlington bristol bridge is up right now, if you were just headed out the door. and an accident, in new jersey , now, this involving a vehicle fire, new jersey southbound, before new jersey turnpike rather southbound before route 33, two inner lanes there, jim, jan, back to you. >> meisha, new this morning, manhunt underway for the suspect who critically injured a man in kensington earlier this morning. police say the 21 year old victim stabbed in the neck just before 2:00 this morning, along the 3100 block every kensington avenue. so far, investigators have no motive for the violence. >> meanwhile, philadelphia police are looking for a gunman who opened fire on three people, in broad daylight. >> one man dead, two other wounded, and some neighbors are frightened. "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans live at police headquarters with the latest, chantee? >> well, jan, jim, 24 year old and 21 year old are recovering this morning after being shot.

meanwhile 23 year old has died from his injuries and this morning philly police hoping to find his killer. >> driver side door was shot out. and there was somebody in the vehicle. >> twenty-three year old man killed, two other hurt at a shooting in southwest philadelphia in broad daylight police surrounded the scene near south 75th street and elmwood avenue in the eastwick section of the city. the 23 year old plan was found lying on the ground, he was shot in his neck, torso, and leg. he was returned to and pronounced dead at penn presbyterian medical center. another man found shot on the scene was treated and released from the same hospital. police say third man, 21 year old, showed up to the same hospital. around the same time. with gunshot shots to his leg. >> usually don't have this kind of thing right in this area here. >> the shooting leaves neighbors concerned. >> i'm scared. i have got children. i'm scared. >> and investigators say, that

witnesses saw two men wearing dark colored clothing, running away, the motive in this case is still unclear. that's the very latest live at police headquarters, chantee lans lance, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," back to you. >> thank you, chantee. >> investigators trying to pinpoint what sparked house fire in philadelphia's kensington section. firefighters rushed to a call right around 9:00 last night to the 3100 block of custer street. fortunately, no one was hurt there. we are told there was a partial collapse to the back of the house. >> we'll learn later today how president trump plans to pay for his ambush plan to overhaul sides of the aisle are

wondering where the mondayly come from. as hena doba reports, environmentalists cents say it will have devastating effect. >> today president trump is scheduled to unveil the plan for one of his biggest campaign promises.a promise reie of weeks ago during the state of the union address. >> tonight i'm calling on congress to produce a bill that generates at least 1.5 trim john dollars for the new infrastructure investment, that our country so desperately needs. >> a seen r yod ann in eggs is that officials say the proposal will have four objectives, stimulate one hadn't five it will john dollars for infrastructure tour, shorten the permit pros toast two ers york invest in rural infrastructure and improve work force training. >> only $200 billion of the would come from direct federal spending, state and local governments, are expected to pony up the rest. and while lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have questioned where the mondayly come from, environmentalists cents are sound willing the alarm on the process. center for american progress, public organization, will release a statement that says in part quote what trump and his team have released is not infrastructure plan. it is a scam to line the

pockets of corporate polluters , like gutting protections for our environment. white house announced on wednesday the president will host by part sal group from capitol hill to talk about the proposal. hena doba for cbs-3 " eyewitness news." happening today: attorney general jeff sessions heads to philadelphia. this afternoon he plans to deliver a speech to the union league of philadelphia. it is all part of the legation sell breaks honoring president abraham lincoln. the 16th president was born on this day back in 1809. >> well still ahead on " eyewitness news" this morning , tragedy in the grand canyon when a chopper crashes filled with tourists. a photograph here was right there whether it happened describes the frantic scene as survivors escape the wreckage. plus: insurance giant aetna is under investigation after a stunning admission from a former medical director find out why some of father's 23 million customers may not have gotten the coverage they deserve. plus this.

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>> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone, part of northern puerto rico in the dark this morning. >> an explosion and fire at a substation knocked out power to four cities there, including part of the us territories capitol, san juan. the blast illustrates the challenges of restoring a power grid that was already crumbling before hurricane maria devastated the island more than five months ago. >> tanga boarding up windows what could be the most powerful storm ever to hit the country. cyclone gita put the country under state of emergency forecasters expect gita to gain strength before it hit ta nga the cyclone sustained winds more than 120 miles per hour. chances are if you were on the road sunday probably ran into

some flooding there we got a lot of rain. roadway ponding caused problems for drivers, all along philadelphia's lincoln drive, especially near forbidden drive. drivers had to maneuver through a similar problem, in flourtown montgomery county. and near wissahickon creek neighbors checked water levels >> 6:13 now. >> headed out, katie, drying out little bit now? >> yes, at least we have. that will so often flooding, such a delay reaction that needs to take place, allow time for the flood watt tears recede. note the flood warnings, very localized concern, but this goes until 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. so, we're allowing 24 hour plus window here for the rancocas creek, specifically, to recede here. now that's actually going to be cresting this morning it, should be below flood stage by this afternoon. still needs that time to completely recede two levels that are little safe, safer to travel through. meantime, we had some very, very mild air in place. not the perfect day to be out in short and t-shirt, but

georgetown we hit 71 degrees, which interestingly, ties the old record though back in 2009 but regardless, very, very mild air. even still in place right now. that is starting to go away, as the skies start to clear out. now this very thin just line of snow showers, working it way east, see how it is starting to fizzle, likely to still push through central pa should die out. by the time it reaches us. although the colder air certainly coming in the wake of all of this, then we've got high pressure on our side for day or so before the next system gets underway. the ups and downs just keep going. we hit 61 at 1:00 a.m. not getting anywhere close it that the rest of the dayment temperature continue to decline, leveling off in fact to the lower four's come later today. then overnight into tomorrow bottoming out to the 20's, so quite the difference from one day to the next here. tomorrow, looking a lot more, though, like mid february should. for valentine day might be late day shower specially that night into thursday. but look at the temperatures swing all over again, in the

60s by that point, meisha. >> sounds good. katie, thank you, if we didn't like it we would have to take from mother nature. looking outside looking at accident on the schuylkill eastbound before blue route. so as you kind of swing around this bend here, kind of sneaking up on you. still very dark out there. pull off to the far right. you are traveling little bit less than posted speeds here now, so again, schuylkill eastbound, before the blue route, that's where we have an accident, but the westbound side isn't looking that much better. but it will cause gaper delay for you as women. certainly give yourselves extra time there. fifty-nine south at betsy ross take a look how busy this this is, push in the southbound direction toward center city. most definitely have to give yourselves extra time here. no longer traveling at posted speeds, and you can see, how many of those brake lights are starting to go off there as well. burlington bristol bridge is up. hopefully coming back down now sometime shortly. and an accident, in new jersey , this one involving a vehicle fire. so, new jersey turnpike southbound, before route 33, two inner lanes still block,

so this is another area where you're certainly going to want to give yourselves extra time. jim, jan, back to you. >> russian investigators recovered two black boxes from the wreckage every downed airliner near moscow. the plane crashed yesterday morning, shortly after take off, killing all 71 people on boards. fragments of the plane were scattered across the snowy field. investigators say the crew did not report any problems before the crash. russia's transportation ministry is looking into several possible costs, including bad weather, and human error. >> back here in the u.s., one of the nation's greatest landmarks officials are trying to figure out what caused a helicopter to crash and burn in the grand canyon. the fiery crash left three people dead, four others seriously hurt, and here is news correspondent jen van and the. >> a mangled wreck, devastating crash taking three lives, injuring four other. the ntsb and faa will peace together what happened.

they'll talk with all of the witness that is were in the area, anybody that saw the helicopter fly over did -- >> bruce, chopper pilot, says they'll also look into the records of the pilot, minute never, also cents review what the weather was like, there was high winds report in the that area. investigators will also have video and flight data, from the actual flight itself. the helicopter went down shortly before 5:30 saturday evening, some on the ground witnessed the crash describing it in horrifying detail. >> i saw these two ladies run out of t and then explosion. one of the survivors all bloody, and, you know, her clothes probably were burned off. she was just there in her underwear. the ladies were screaming, it was just horrible. obviously just two ladies there, died from impact, or

burned to death. but, you know, obviously didn't make it out. because that's all the lady was yelling, jason, jason, jason. >> the rescue operation took hours, the rubbing terrain and windy conditions hampered those effort, but rescue crews managed to get to the crash helping the injured as best they could. >> we were notified of the crash at 5:40, our first responders were on the scene within the first 30 minute. and we a tribute that quick response to what helped save lives. >> eventually all survivors were taken out of the canyon early sunday morning. that was jeff van zandt reporting. helicopter company had been operating out of the grand canyon since 1965. the company's last fatal crash was back in 2001. they're cooperating with the investigation and even helped with the rescue operation. >> insurance giant aetna is under scrutiny after a stunning admission by a former medical director. california's insurance commissioner has launched an investigation after a former

medical director admitted under oath he never looked at patient's records when deciding whether to approve or deny care. aetna is the nation's third largest insurance provider with more than 23 million customers. >> if a health insurer is making decisions to deny coverage, without a physician ever actually reviewing medical records, that is of significant concern to me as insurance commissioner in california and potentially a violation of law. >> now, aetna says, it is looking forward to explaining it medical review process to the commissioner. >> meantime, one of the largest suppliers of oxycontin will no longer market the drugs to doctors. purdue pharmaceuticals says it will still sell the painkiller but it representatives will focus on promoting non-opioid drugs. decision comes as the us struggles with the opioid epidemic, whisk called the worse public health crisis in american history. the cdc says one in four people who received opioid

prescriptions struggled with addiction. >> tax season and thieves keeping an eye on your mailbox to steel your tax refunds checks. >> but thieves got more than they barring around for at one california home. take look at this. that's because they stole a package full of 500 cock roaches from mailbox belonging to rosalynn. so she is an endemiologies studying the insect. she said she doesn't care about the law breakers be she is concerned about her cockroach. >> at this particular time i ordered cockroach, just didn't know what was coming but for the thieves, like, i hope they went everywhere. >> you cannot make this stuff up. authorities say mailbox thefts happens more often this time of year because of tax returns , they warn to you watch out, unless of course you have a package furl of cockroaches in the mailbox then those thieves de is her of it. >> the timing couldn't be more perfect, katie having a make

just at the rock roach store. >> i up next, price hike, at disney. >> and royal wedding details are released. what you need to know if you want to see prince harry mary his american bride. that's coming up next.

>> the ups and downs continue looking ahead to the upcoming weekend, much colder air will work it way in with temperatures at best in the 30 's, on saturday, and then upper 40's, come sunday. but we are right now expecting high pressure to take place or to set in and sunshine to go along with it, guys? >> katie, thank you now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> delaware correctional officers gathered yesterday and unveiled memorial plaque at the james t vaughn vehicles al center to honor the memory of lieutenant steven floyd. floyd you may recall was killed last february, when more than 100 inmates took control after housing unit at the prison.

from the from the press of atlantic sit now decision made on what to do with pinelands regional high school as the district embarrass on the next phase of $53 million rehabilitation project all options including closing the school for the 201819 school year still on the table. >> in the burlington county times new jersey governor phil murphy bringing back commission charged with looking at new jersey's criminal sentencing laws and fight line, created by the legislature back in 2009. but governor chris christie never appointed members to serve on the panel. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware and lehigh valley. >> if you are planning a trip to disney, it will cost you more. >> already too expensive. >> i know. >> price of theme park particular sets going up, disney lands in california sees the biggest price hike. regular price will rise to $117, 7-dollar increase, regular ticket for the magic kingdom in orlando went up $4, now cost $119 for adult and $113 for children.

on the most expensive days new pricing structures mean family of four with two kids will have to pay $526 for a single day every fun. >> that's craze. >> i outrage us. >> just can't go any more. >> many coming up in the next half hour, harvey weinstein hit with another lawsuit. >> and in the health watch, an update on the flu outbreak. why some pain rent having a very hard time getting treated trang? >> royal watch ers time to finalize, new details on prince harry high already ace at this time dollars wedding released overnight. >> good morning, waking to up flooding on mlk drive, seeing scattered accidents pop up throughout the delaware valley plus we've got some updates, masses transit, all of the updates coming up. first we'll take a quick break , stay right where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money?

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>> rahel solomon has the morning offer, i'm yan car barrow. it is 6:30, here's what you need to start your day. today is february the 12th, 2018. >> our weekend wash out finally coming to an end. >> the worse of this certainly hit the south and eastern counties, the hardest. >> bulk of this making it exit at this point. >> the drivers side door was shot out. >> triple shooting in southwest philadelphia. >> twenty-three year old man has died. and police here at headquarters are just hoping to find his killer. >> president trump unveils history john dollar plan to repair and rebuild the nation 's crumbling infrastructure. >> set your alarm clocks. >> starting new the day, now we know the day and time royal watchers can line up to see the highly anticipated

nuptials. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> running back jay ajayi signed autographing for nearly 500 eagles fans. >> today's morning minute is sponsored by pen medicine's abe rom son cancer center the number one cancer center in the region. >> well, there is definitely no sign of super bowl fever going away any time soon for eagles fans. >> definitely not. out there, it was feeling warm this morning. but you got the big coat on now, katie? >> yes. you know, i actually feel like i could have gotten away with something a little lighter just when the skyline hit, but i know what will happen later on, temperature will continue to drop off. as is that happens yes, you need the heavier coat, heavier layer. think about it as you plan your day. walking out the door, you'll be out the rest of the day, only coming coming home later, by that point you certainly need heavier coat. you already do in a place like pleasant valley and middle and high school where the temperature now in the 30's. temperatures beginning to drop off northwest to southeast. but our wet weather is also

making it exit in the same direction. so we still had a little bit of wet weather. if you were with us, i had my crazy lion king hood on. because there was little rain that rolled through the skydeck. that is already dropped off though thankfully. skies are will only clear as the day goes cents on, northwest to southeast. look at the stark contrast along i95 still low 50's, mid 50's, down through south jersey. heck of a lot colder in a place like mount pocono. so that's typical obviously, but talking nearly 20 degrees difference from the city up to the mountains right now. so throughout the rest of the day, expect that these showers are going to drop off and make their exit. but the heaviest is currently happening across the southern most counties. there are still flooding issues, thankfully that shouldn't be too exacerbated by what's left on the radar at this point. but the rain will again continue to wrap up as the morning and afternoon wear on for our area. we are back to sunshine later in the day. then much cooler conditions by tomorrow. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you

glad to hear that some of the rain is moving out of our way. we had flooding earlier on the mlk drive, now since cleared however. but we've will some disable vehicles scattered throughout same thing with the accidents, accident here, schuylkill eastbound before the blue route pull off to the far right. little slow moving now, here, as you kind of come around the bend, kind of sneaks up on you little bit. again, schuylkill eastbound before the blue route westbound side not looking too much better. pretty slow over there, as well. ninety-five south at betsy ross, take a look at how many vehicles are on the roadway. trying to make their way toward center city. pushing in the southbound direction, lot of brake lights , no longer traveling at posted speeds, and so you will have to give yourselves extra time here as well. so just heads up. burlington bristol bridge, was up and is now back down. so looking good there. mass transit, route ten trolley, bussing between 33rd and market, malvern, due to emergency track repairs. also, route 15 trolley, well, we are normal.

shuttle bussing has now been canceled. i would just recommend make sure to check those schedules on line, lots of changing with mass transit this morning. jan, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. britain's principal harry and his americans fiancee megan mark bell three month from their big day. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do here with more just released, just released details about the royal wedding. >> yes, hot off the rest. >> share, plea share. >> insider in the royal family so they definitely plan to be in the town every windsor about an hour drive outside of london on may 19 to have a good chance every seeing the royal couple shortly after they exchange vows. >> it is a date. the straight out of a fairytale wedding every britain prince harry, and american actress megan markle set for may 19 at noon. the cup little wed at st. george's chapel at windsor castle about 25 miles west of london. at 1:00 p.m., following the ceremony, the newlyweds will leave windsor cast male

carriage travel along high street through the town of windsor and loop back to the castle via the long walk. thousands of spectators are expected to line the route offering their well wishes. as the previous royal wedding. kensington palace wrote it hopes the short johnly provide an opportunity for more people to come together around windsor antone joy the atmosphere of the special day. there will be two receptions, the first will be after the ceremony at st. george's hall, where the guests of the congregation. prince charles will hold a second reception shah teening for close family and friends. since couple he's engage until the november people have speculated about the potential guest list. one person expected to be invited is sarah ferguson the dutchess of york who has been divorce from the prince harry 's uncle prince andrew for more than 20 years. prince harry remains close to his cousin princess who is planning a wedding of her own at st. george's chapel in the fall. with this next royal wedding just a few month away, invite will be sent out in a few weeks. and former president obama has also been mentioned as

potential wedding guest, he's great friends with the prince, for all of us who can't make the trip to the uk, it is for 7:00 a.m. our time here. so katie and i already discussed it we will be having a royal wedding watch party in the news room should our invitations get lost in the mail. >> oh, my invitation is not getting lost, i'm looking to see if i can use hotel point. there is 104 hotels in the area. >> not book yet. >> he real i i'm looking, he really is looking to celebrate >> i'm waiting for my invitation. >> we're going. >> well, the state of new york is suing disgraced hollywood executive harvey weinstein and the weinstein company. four month investigation by the new york attorney general found that company employees there were mistreated and exploited. weinstein was dismissed from the company last year after more than 60 women came forward accusing him of sexual harrassment. some of the accusers were well known actresses, including angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow. through company spokesperson, weinstein has denied allegations cents of non-ken

sensual sex. >> family and friend gathered to remember butler, former nba player from philadelphia, killed last month in a car crash. "eyewitness news" at the memorial service at lasalle university yesterday. the 38 year old and his wife lea lab he will killed january d crash in los angeles. butler attended philadelphia's roman catholic high school, and remains one of lasalle's top scorers in the history of it basketball program. >> he was loved. i mean, he was loved. and he, i mean, it is a lot of people that loved him. he was just a real hard worker you know, no matter what nobody told him, he made sure that he still -- he just was cents a hard worker. he stayed in the gym. >> now, after lasalle butler was drafted in 2002 by the miami heat in the second rounds, he spent 13 seasons in the nba scoring more than 6,000 points. and more than 800 games. >> well the combined korean team in the 2018 olympics is giving hope the games may lead

to better relations between north and south korea. cbs news correspondent dana jacobson is in pyeongchang with more on the story. >> north korean athletes are making history at the olympic games. come peeing beating un one flag with the south. >> we have a peaceful spirit at the olympic games, especially when i see visiting smiling, shaking hands with president moon. >> i'm korean descendent. >> peter lee moved to south korea from la more than a decade ago. >> this new government is little different from the other government, yes. they're more liberal. i guess in a good way. >> like those born here he lives in the shadow of north korea and it nuclear missile threat. >> this is the joint security area, the border between north and south korea. the north just beyond those blue building back there. while less than an hour from seoul, as far as daily life, the threat of north korea

isn't a part of it. >> i think for korean people they don't really have a choice where they live. >> i know like a lot of people outside korea worried about the situation, but honestly, like no one actually talks about it in every day conversation. >> at the olympics, there have been daily protests cents against the symbolic unification, but some optimistic about the future. >> the unification must happen specially this time. i really hope that it will happen. >> we actually see the long-term project. but not like oh, we're going to unify the entire country tomorrow. it is not like that. so maybe, even like 100 years later. >> but at least for now, it is the korea that's unified in sport. in pyeongchang south korea, dana jack on sob. >> meantime the united states is added to its medal count at the winter olympics. last night jamie anderson of california took home the gold in slope style snow boarding. the 27 year old managed two

clean runs despite dangerous winds which led to number of other competitors crashing, also cents won the event at the games, so now the first woman to win multiple gold medals in snow boarding at the olympics. good for her. us now has total of four medals including two gold, one silver, one bronze. the us earned the bronze medal last night in the team figure skating competition thanks in part to strong performance frost scranton native anna rip pon and another became the first american woman to ever land triple axle in the olympics. back at home, eagles fans in our area still flying high from the team's first ever super bowl win. >> fans young and old came out to meet their favorite e-a-g-l-e-s at the king of prussia mall yesterday. they stood in line for hours at dick's sporting goods for one-on-one meeting with running back jay ajayi. >> thank you for finally bringing one home to philadelphia. >> i don't meet like him often

>> what is it about him that stood out to you? >> he never gives up. >> oh, it is a great feeling. you know, just getting the love from the city, you know, i really appreciate them. hopefully i can be here for a long time. >> and you can expect a similar scene when eagles running back corey clement makes appearance at dick's sporting goods in wilmington, delaware, tomorrow. >> and take a look at this. actor matthew mcconaughey showing his support for the philadelphia eagles by congratulating texas native nick foles, mcconaughey took out full page ad in the state man saying, quote, from one local to another, congratulations cents, nick foles. just keep living. matthew mcconaughey, photo shared on the managing editor. >> up next in the health watch , something children should do before school to help them socially. >> and with the flu outbreak still on the rise, doctors are having a tough time treating some patient, because of a tamiflu shortage. we will tell you which version is the hard toast keep in

stock. >> plus you don't see this happening at many garage sales why this woman sold most of her stuff and even set her wedding dress on fire. that's coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well the rain is moving out >> slowly. >> slowly but surely, trust us katie fehlinger's eyewitness forecast is coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> welcome back, we weren't the only one hit with heavy rain over the weekend, look at this streets? laurel county kentucky. officials declared state of emergency there. so far no injuries have been reported. >> meanwhile, heavy rains also caused severe flooding in southwest virginia. cars were completely under water there. as rescue crews waded through rising flood waters to help people out of their home, officials declared state of emergency here and opened local high schools at shelters

>> take a look at this photo, this was take never springfield massachusetts. where firefighters had to rescue two women from a car. it stalled out near cemetery due it the rising water. thankfully, the rescue remembers able to get everyone out to safety. >> katie, we had our fair share every rain this weekend. >> fortunately, clearing up. >> we r thankfully. specially, to the southeast, still some rain showers falling. but the bulk of the heavy rain already crossed on through here, but still some places cents where you have got the wet weather coming down, it is coming through somewhat in pocket, though, so start things off down across southern little more south anyway in delaware. and any dover. where he does at the moment, anyway, he sent this within the lasts ten minute, he just got cloud. but there is another little batch likely to hit him. he ended up two and a half inches over the span after weekend, to the north we go, new castle county, lisa, at 49 . she also just had little rain shower that rolled on through. her winds speeds are at about 16 miles per hour. and then we go to one more, i

believe this is the one, yes, from andrew, he has 52 degrees in medford. but also sent us a really nice picture of not so nice certainly here outside in his backyard, with all of the ponding that is taking place, this might as well be my backyard and a lot of ours across the region as whole. so much rain fell the water just can't absorb all of that. now, as we switch gears, take another look back at some of the doppler estimates, obvious line that came through here. with the heaviest bands of rain in the last 48 hours. and we look at the legend, i mean, talking upward of three plus inches in the speckles where you have orange, red, even more than that. so really hit hard down through new castle county part of kent, and then across into south and west most new jersey so that's really where the worse of it did in fact come through. still wet weather on the map. again coming through in pocket of light to moderate intensity , but skies starting to clear the further north and west you go, also where you are starting to see the bulk of the cold air, just settling in here with the temperature

beginning to really drop off. a little thin band of snow showers worked it way into central pa. fizzling as is it goes, if you saw quick flurry maybe in west berks county lancaster county don't be shock. but i think that's the exception rather than the norm meantime you might encounter minor fog issues this morning. we hit 61, that happened 1:00 a.m. don't expect that to take place any more. that is just for the record books of the later today actually back in the low 40's where we should be frankly. then go through the cycle all over again with the next set of fronts. >> oh, around and around we go >> all right, katie, thank you , good morning, everyone, happy monday to you. looking outside, had kind of mixed bag of everything on the roadways, gliffs clearing out of the way, one area where we are still affected, accident here schuylkill eastbound before the blue route pulled off to the far right shoulder. you can see how slow moving it is, both moving in the eastbound and the westbound direction of the schuylkill right now, so you will have to factor in some extra time. another area, very slow, 95 south, around the betsy ross area, but anywhere 95

southbound, as you head toward center city, you're in almost complete bumper to bumper conditions at this point. tons of brake light going off. so many vehicles out there. and it is the exact same story on the schuylkill westbound. right around city avenue. when you come off the boulevard, head in the southbound direction, jump on to the schuylkill. where you are going to enter. then the eastbound side of the schuylkill you can see it right beyond those trees. bumper to bumper conditions, there as women. stowe will be a very busy monday morning commute. in the world of mass transit, route ten trolley is shuttle bussing between 33rd and market and 63rd and malvern due to emergency track repair, so make sure to check the schedules on line, jim, jan, back to you. >> as we've been mentioning for some time now there is year's flu season one of the worse in recent years. >> and this week, us health officials, will fine out if the seasonal flu shot is working. the centers for disease control and prevention conduct studies every year to measure the benefits of the flu vaccine, and the result of this year's study are expected out this week. now the flu widespread, and 48 states, and has been linked to

63 child death. >> and with the flu on the rise, many pharmacist are struggling to keep their shelves stocked with the antiviral medication tamiflu, drugstores across the country are specially having trouble getting the children's liquid version, many have turned to generic form of the medicine, but the supplies that far are even running low. >> so spot shortage and make it difficult for families to start the treatment as soon as possible, because that's part of the recommendations, to say within 48 hours. >> if you can't get the liquid form of tamiflu or small children who can't take pills, the cdc has instructions on their website on how you can safely break open the call skulls and mix them with a liquid. >> also in the health watch, doing physical activity before school has big benefit for children. >> makes sense, right? researchers in massachusetts tracked elementary and middle school student who parities participate in the 12 week physical activity before school. they found the student lost weight and improved their social and emotional lives.

>> 6:50. a lot coming up cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell, john dickerson join us from new york with a preview. good morning, guys. >> hey, good monday morning to you, january january, jim. in arizona into the deadly helicopter crash in the grand canyon. a woman who helped rescue the injured describes the dramatic scene. >> plus: first on cbs this morning, olympic swimmer arianna in studio 57. to speak out about alleged abuse by former team usa coach >> and we're at windsor castle with new details on prince harry and meghan markle's wedding, all of that plus the eye opener. your world in 092nd. see you at 7:00. >> jim is still trying to figure out what to get them. >> going to look at beth bath and beyond their gift registry >> my guess is they have just about everything already. >> oh, come on, nora, we'll awe chip in. you can join in with us. >> something heartfelt. >> okay. >> thanks, guys. well, if you've ever been in voluntary bumped from a flight , you know how frustrat

ing it can be. the department of transportation says there are record lows for airlines, last year aligns reported average of .34 passengers out of every 10,000 bumped that means they had ticket but there was not enough seats because the flights were overbookedment the department of transportation says the 17 is that statistic was lower than it has cents been since 1995. spirit airlines was the worse culprit, while delta had the lowest bumming rate. >> special group of pups getting a lesson how to be a good guide dog in a airport. >> every year they invite guide dogs for the blind, group of puppies in training get their own airport or yen santiago. the pups are introduced to the sites and sounds of the security check point, the con course, and the boarding gate. one handler says the trip to the airport is a key part of a guide dog's training. >> such amazing amount of choreography, that just happens in a airport, including wheelchairs action bags, and things that go clinic and boom and people

with one. >> the pups train through experience like this one and receive about a year of training, but it will not be long before their ' guiding their human through whatever challenges come their way. >> newly divorced woman in texas is looking to move on. by holding a garage sale unlike you've ever seen before >> burn, baby, burn. >> finally free. i finally free, i guess that's one way to get rid of your wedding dress, 34 year old mom of two just finalized her divorce and decided to celebrate, but she didn't set on fire she sold in a divorce garage sale. and anything with ties to her ex-husband of course had to go >> this is symbolic every freedom. this is symbolic of moving forward. this is symbolic of letting go of the past and moving ford to the future. >> whatever works i guess. the items sold within minutes, she said she is looking forward to fresh start. >> i don't think she is bittner anyway. >> no. it is amicable. >> yes. we will be right back with three to go. stay with us.

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>> welcome back, thee is three to go. >> president trump plans to unveil his infrastructure plan today, lawmakers want to know

how he plans to pay for it. >> new york attorney general is suing disgraced film producer harvey weinstein following an investigation into sexual misconduct. the suit also seeks blocks every sale of the weinstein company. >> the sixers continue their tradition every celebrating chinese new year. it is the year of the dog. naturally. enter these guys, they dropped off these -- >> yours is animated. >> to help promote. treated to lot of voices tonight including this one as the sixers host the nicks, that's three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> i think i'm going to! >> very cute. we do still have few showers that are working their way through, specially southeast half of the area. these will continue to make their exit stage southeast, with time, skies totally clear out. but long gone is that 61 degrees high. we hit that at 1:00 a.m. temperatures only going to drop from herement we level over low 40's later today. by tomorrow, back to reality. at least for one day shall meisha. >> all right, katie, thank you we have an accident here, this is in chesilhurst nurse,

route 30 white horse pike closed near hendrix avenue, use the alternate old white horse pike is your best bet. >> favorite story of the morning. judges at beauty contest in long beach california had very difficult job over the weekend >> yes, they had to judge the largest gathering of bulldogs ever. take look at the video. all the contestant in the 14th y contest, gorgeous, aren't they so cute. they range in age from pup toys seniors. and were judged most handsome, prettiest, best therapy dog and other is up pearl tifs. proceeds go to helping kids, animals and the environment. >> observation she is just playing to the judges emotions there. >> oh, yes. >> you know whose show this is when we get a bulldog story. >> jen connor our producer. next, this morning, two sisters who share unique version of the olympic dream. one plays hockey for team usa the other for korea. >> makes for interesting family die name innings there.

join us each and every weekday morning starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, february 12th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." the president will roll out a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan today but the scandal involving presidential aide rob porter continues dog the white house. one of porter's ex-wives is slamming the president after he defended porter. a former swimmer blames her coach for sexual abuse. he denies it. she's in studio 57 to tell her story and why she felt manipulated to hide her alleged