>> this makes no sense, my 14 year old baby. i sent her to school. she was supposed to be safe. my job is to protect my children. and i send my kids to school. >> remember the victims. deadly high school shootings. these lives take teen soon there is morning, also learning why the death toll could have been much higher. >> this latest school shoot something renewing calls for changes to gun control legislation, will it lead to anything? we'll hear both sides of the debate. >> and heavy rain fell overnight and we will see more showers today, then talking about snow. so, yes, little bit of everything in the weekend forecast. >> well today is friday february 16th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning, guys. >> good morning, we are sure are, tgif, roadways looking all right. just very, very wet. when they look wet like this, little problem areas, seeing construction crews out there, still out there. still construction all

throughout the delaware val. >> i good for them. >> i would have packed up a long time ago. you're right, really wet outside. rain falling like this, if not moderately, so coming down out there, and most of us are stuck in it here, say for cape may county, part of southern delaware even part every cumberland, atlantic counties, too. even with time, these areas are also going to get hit with at least a little bit of rain. everybody fair game to see the showers at some point here this morning, so, just pack your patience, pack the rain gear, you'll need it for the majority of the day even if there are breaks along the way which i expect. still going to see additional rounds move through before the afternoon is all complete. so i would say you got to give yourselves fair time and also pack the patience again, through the entire day. some fog along with the rain that's falling for the morning drive, so got to give you the red light herement same deal for the afternoon showers continue to linger but then toward evening, this should be getting out of here, so still have left over wet roads, some ponding perhaps, leading to spray on the vehicles, that casino every thing but you won't have any additional rain

falling at this point as skies begin to gradually clear, meantime very, very mild, even mount pocono, dropped few degrees, still in the mid four 's, so we will not see any ice or snow out of today. this different scenario the closer we get to the weaken here, so today just you'll need again some rain gear to get through it all, still mild out there, in the mid 50's, but with time winter storm watch goes into effect and that's already by tomorrow evening. so, major changes coming in the span of about 24 hours or so meisha, which we will get to little later on. >> katie, thank you so much for that. yes, wet roadways. we know the drill. you will have to leave little early. it will be very busy. see some problem are spots, and kind of seeing all of that , disable vehicle out here vine eastbound past the ben franklin parkway. pulled off to the shoulder. see lights going off there. also see how many headlights are out there. see how wet it looks here, 95 north at the commodore barry bridge, also another disable vehicle pulled off to the shoulder. just take it real easy. you can see, still, super dark

out there. sometimes these disable vehicles pulled off to the shoulder kind of sneak up on you specially coming around the ben. ninety-five south at cottman looking, there come around the ben, lots of light going off there. we do have accident in conshohocken, been out there all morning long, and that's now just been cleared. this accident did have some injuries with it, as well. in the world of mass transit, the west trenton, shut busing this weekend between west trenton and wood born, plus president's day monday running some holiday schedules here, busses and trolleys on the river line. more on this coming up in a little bit. back to you. >> in the news this morning, judge has denied bail for the teenager accused of opening fire inside of a florida high school killing 17 people. >> say suspect bought assault weapon legally at florida gunshot. resident are still trying to come to grips with this tragedy. >> emotions were raw at the pine trail in park-land, massive vigil held overnight for the victims tips in the

high school massacre. >> at one point, the crowd chanted in unicent, no more guns. >> this makes no sense. it is impossible. my girl, my 14 year old baby. >> earlier in the day the suspect 19 year old nicholas cruz was cents brought handcuffed into court. >> you are charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> cruz was ordered held without bonds. a broward county sheriff offers reports that he confessed to details of the shooting. >> cruz's attorney say their client had mounting problems, and fell through the cracks. >> he is a broken human being. he is a broken child. >> he is on suicide watch. the child is deeply troubled. and he has endured significant trauma that stems from the loss of his mother. >> as more details emerge on how the attack unfolded, there are signs the loss of life as bad as it was could have been worse. a state senator says authority

told him it appeared cruz tried to fire out of the school's third floor windows at student as they were fleeing. thankfully though the windows made of safety glass did not shatter. laura, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >> well, a pennsylvania native is one of the victims of the florida shooting. chris was athletic director at stillman douglas high school. originally from easton, he was a 1986 graduate of pleasant valley high school in monroe county. friends and teachers recall him as kinds, and down to earth person. >> he was a real type of kid. all right? what do i mean by that? he was real? there wasn't anything fake about him. you respected him for the way he was, the way he interacted when fact you will at any at this and staff. >> i was new to the school. he was one of the first people to come to up me, introduce himself, made me feel like part of the team. >> hixon was 49 years old. married and the father of two children. >> school football coach killed in the shooting being remembered as selfless man.

coach aaron lost his life-like ly protecting others. one student recalls he ran down the hallway jumping in immediately to help, when he bravely put himself between the bullets and the student he was trying to save. >> was that kind of person. so it is like it makes sense that he would do that. i wish he could have made it through. but i'm not surprised because that's who he is. >> coach was married with a young daughter. the football team announced on twitter that he had been selflessly shielding student from the shooter adding he died a hero. >> less than two months into 2018. at least eight school shootings have been reported in the united state. john loyer ends reports the topic every gun control has returned but will it lead to anything? president trump offering condolence toss those who lost loved ones in the shooting rampage. >> my fellow americans, today i speak to a nation in grief.

>> this is the fourth time the president has spoken to the country in the aftermath after deadly shooting. >> we are here for whatever you need, whatever we can do to ease your pain. >> and some say new gun laws are necessary. >> do something. action. we need it now. >> governor rick scott says he's meeting with state leaders next week, and that everything is on the table regarding gun control. >> i'm furious. this has got to stop. we cannot have violence in our schools. >> white other say this is an issue that keeps getting swept under the rug. >> i would rather pass gun safety legislation than win the election. because people die from this. >> pro gun advocates say tighter gun laws may not prevent incidents like this. >> what you call gun legislation, minor mat that's do not in most cases interact with the shooting. >> others just hoping washington, d.c. will come up with something to make the country more safe.

>> you guys, like are the adults. you need to take comings. and play a role. >> work together. get over your political tis, get something done. >> john loyer ends, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> investigating a crash that killed a little girl in camden chop per three over the scene on north fifth and state street just before 4:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. they say 84 year old man lost control of his suv, jumped the curb and hit the eight year old while riding her bike. the man was also struck, and he's in stable condition. police say the community is devastated. >> unfortunately, you have these incidents that happen. the loss of any life, of course, is a poinent one, the loss to a community, tune have a child lose his life at such a young age makes you think the loss of a promise, future. >> and the driver of the suv is still in the hospital with unspecified injuries. police are hoping neighborhood security cameras can lead them to suspect in a shoot that sent three teenagers to the

hospital. one teen in critical condition two other were injured in the shooting along the 2100 block of etting terrace around 6:00 p.m. last night. investigate end dough know what sparked the gunfire and victims names are not released >> police is her clinic for the suspect in dead i shooting in lawncrest section of philadelphia. man shot near rising sun avenue and rosa lee street about 7:30 last night. rush to einstein medical center but it was too late to save his live. police have no motive for that shooting. >> this morning, we have update to story we brought to you yesterday. it was about the 78 year old woman who had her purse snatched in the parking lot after west philly grocery store. well, we have learned that good samaritan now referred to as tommy anonymous paid for 40 please touch museum ticket also cents gave the woman $100 to buy a new purse. that will woman jumped on the car, as her attacker tried to get away, but she fell off, she didn't get injured, fortunately, the thieves got away with her purse which had please touch museum ticket

meant for children in her church. >> the health risk linked to cleaning sprays. >> plus her last name is miracle. that's he can actually what she was, this airline agent, two teenage girls, a miracle. found out how she may have saved them from becoming victims after terrible crime. >> pothole patrol. many craters on area roadways, why it takes so long to fill them. sean tee? >> and black panther officially in theatres today. why many are calling this move a movement. next.

>> penndot is on pothole patrol. caught up with workers, fixing up potholes on i95. they say doing the process actually pretty quick but they blame traffic tie ups on waiting for the asphalt to

cool off. >> we are always keeping up with the road because we have the warm werth, we have cold weather, so we will be very busy for the next probably all the way to august. >> oh, boy. penndot says it is always on the look-out for potholes on the roads, and highways, and kate that i guy sounds like you, it is warm, it is cold, it is warm, it is cold. >> i know. >> most of those are deep. i hit one the other day i thought i i was going to node a hip replacement. >> or new align. , one or the other. >> the hip is more expensive. >> my goodness, get this man an estimator two. taking a look at storm scan, nice wide zoom for you here, rain still moving through. and that's going to fill in those cracks that we have on the roadway, so eventually the temperature, with time, may begin to drop off. that could freeze back over. that's what causes these potholes in the first place. with that freeze p it and very light rain showers, but, that is what eventually

blossoms and turns into a storm system that's expected to bring in come snow come tomorrow night. looking at different locations , don't expect any snow at the shore. just rain event for you in the city. this is in line with our expectation about two, 4 inches of snowfall. so about 3.3 according to this model. up to five plus inches in the lehigh valley, at least portions of it, up in the poconos sitting in the three to 6-inch zone. so the bulk of the snow this time is going to go to the north and western counties, that is where you have winter storm watch going into effect come 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. here in philly again, expecting about two, 4 inches of slushy snow. most saturday night, then gone , very early on sunday morning. for now, the temperature pretty level, just going to see rain showers, that goes for everyone, drop down to 30, sets the stage for that next storm to come along and dump that quick burst every snow, but then we rebounds quickly so anything that does manage to stick and accumulate

quickly going to melt away on sunday all-in-all not bad day. very damp, up to 48 degrees, and the sunshine, and look at tuesday, wednesday, as we are flirting with or exceeding 70 degrees. >> love, makes me so excited, you must have the biggest smile, too, specially looking outside and see this, all of the wedded wet roadways, no fun on friday morning, but the good news at least it is friday, right? so looking outside, see disable vehicle here, vine eastbound past the ben franklin parkway, pull off to the far right shoulder. see friends putting on brake lights as they travel on by. take it ice, it is very wet and very slick out there. another disable vehicle here, 95 north at the commodore barry bridge pulled off to that shoulder, as well, you can also see around 95 north around the commodore barry bridge area, looking very, very slow. traveling less than posted speeds there now. same story here on 42, 42 freeway northbound at creek road, take it toward 295, you'll be in this, very wet, traveling at posted spree but probably won't be for much

longer. west trenton, wire works, so it will be shuttle bussing between west trenton and wood born, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. movie has many people talking. >> hit theatres today, marvel new and much antis dissipated super movie, black panther. outside the united theatre in south fill which first reviews good morning, chantee. >> good morning, rahel and jim many folks caught the film at the movie theater last night. some of them calling this movie a movement. >> black panther latest marvel comics movie is here. early movie-goers caught late night screening last night at river view united artist, in south philly. >> the movie was amazing, i absolutely loved it. >> easily one of the if not the best movies i've ever seen >> all black cast, all makes me proud. >> black panther may be part

of the marvel sin mattick universe, but takes place in a very different worlds, isolated tech logically advanced after can nation. >> my son -- >> the hero, trauma, kings, professor of nation untouched by colonization, and slavery. >> they're in control of their nation, their wealth, you know , their education. >> aerial johnson show runs coffee house in kensington is the only african-american woman to own a comic book shop on the east coast. this weekend she will hossa discussion panel and post premiere party for black panther which she says is ground break taken at this time.) g >> it is like black people and african people on our terms, which that's a new concept. specially, you know, in the superhero genre, we've not seen that before. >> everyone needs a hero. >> philly raised cartoonist rob armstrong is one of the only black cartoonist cents cents syndicated nationally

with his comic strip jump start. he says that at a time when racism is at the front of the national conscious, black panther has the un comparable spirit the country and particularly the black community is craving >> this movie is huge. not even a movie. it is a movement. the right thing at the right time >> aside from all of the buzz there is movie is also breaking barriers right now it , ranks number four out of the top five for pre sale movie particular at the time means it beat out movies like the hunger games and beauty and the beast. the very latest live in south philly. chantee lans, cbs-3 " eyewitness news" >> all right, thank you. everybody's talking about it at the washington post, everybody talking about it >> more news on the flu >> we now know how ineffective the flu vaccine it, one of the most intense flu seasons, figures just release the flu vaccine only 26% effective in preventing serious illnesses,

only once in the decade has it been so ineffective >> people who work as cleaners or regularly use cleaning sprays or cleaning products could be putting their lungs at risk. researchers in norway say that over time chemicals in those products might cause substantial damage to your airways. they want health officials and law makers to regulate the cleaning products. >> well, law enforcement official say airline ticket agent likely saved two teenagers from the world of human trafficking. >> a ticket agent says something just didn't seem right. says agent in names miracle questions presented by two unaccompanied teenage girls. told her they met a man on line paid for the ticket so they could come to new york for a modeling session >> like they really weren't sure. and then they were texting someone on the phone. and that person was giving them answers. >> and they said well i wouldn't let anything happen that i didn't want and well probably wouldn't have a choice in the matter >> agent miracle said she just twisted her gut when police

tried to contact the man he deleted all of the social media accounts >> well still ahead the world 's longest zip line >> mcdonald's is making changes to its happy meals not everybody is happy about. find out what is no longer an option next.

>> look ahead to interesting weekend temperatures take tumble we will see new robust but quick hitting system come through. it does mean we will see some snow in the city saturday night as well as to the northwest, two-4 inches even here in philadelphia, higher totals north and west, but strictly rain further south and east, then it should all begin to melt away easily by sunday, lot every changes, guys. >> sure sounds like it, katie thank you. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region >> wilmington city treasurer handles the city's money now want a bit more of it for herself and her staff. requesting pay hike of $21,000

19% raise. her salary would jump to $135,000, hire than that of philadelphia's treasurer >> from the times of trenton, new jersey governor phil murphy has announced plan to put 40 more cars back on new jersey transit rales, to improve over-crowding. money rail cars had been wait to go have positive train control equipment installed stalled, been put back in service and 20 additional rail cars released from maryland >> north coventry township supervisors have agreed bore nearly $3 million for high maintenance garage. 12-acre site located between route 100 and south hanover street. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware and lehigh valley. and more changes are coming to mcdonald hammy meals >> starting in june, cheeseburgers and chocolate milk will only be available by request in the kids meal, hamburgers and mcnuggets will remain on the happy meal menu, move of goals to cut the calories and sodium in the

meal. >> the small changes by making these simple choices cents of swapping out water and instead of milk or water instead of soda, and it is all about saving calories and fat through those choices cents. >> mcdonald's said yesterday that it want all of its happy meal options to have 600 calories or less. and less than 650 milligrams of sodium. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" show you how local schools prepare in the event after school shooting like the one in florida. >> plus, these are the faces of the loved ones losses in a shooting this morning, remembering the victims, and also getting closer look at the legacy they leave behind. trang? >> well, they are wait to go take their calls here at the u so telethon. we will be here and tell you about their important mission. meisha? >> and trang, good morning to all of you, and well it is happy friday, but pack usual patience headed out the door this morning, we have very wet

roadways to contends with, plus updates to mass transit. all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, cbs-3 " eyewitness news" will be

>> today is february 16, 2018. >> my hero. will forever be my hero >> remembering the lives losses in parkland florida >> ran west, tried to mix in with the group that was running away, fearing for their lives >> you are charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder >> this innocent looking little batch of precipitation eventually blossoms into a quick hitting storm. but a pretty potent one

nonetheless >> on the beat to conquer. >> and the conqueror >> one of the gutsy moves i've ever seen >> the movie was cents amazing >> it was dope. wasn't a second of it that wasn't dope >> what happens now? >> ♪ >> (movie clip) >> adam is the prince of the olympics. >> today's morning minute ... >> announcers and the fans loved team usa adam, dope, his performance >> dope, yes, absolutely. people on social media could not get enough of his performance, will compete again today in the pre-skate program, turning to the forecast not quite a dope forecast at least for today. you have some rain moving in, but this seven day a little

bit of everything >> what is this, 1994? people do actually say dope. >> it came actually. >> i missed it the first time, i'll probably miss it this time >> doesn't quite roll off your tongue easily >> so funny. i guess it is like anything, like oh, you don't wear socks, i feel like that looks strange just me. she thinks it looks horrible, all right. concensus there, finally some concensus on what storm this weekend will actually do. let's talk about the here and now, which is also active. we've light to moderate rain still falling, and still expected to roll through pretty much any time the rest of the day, while i do think there will probably be brief break in the action probably around lunchtime, still going to have some showers that are lingering here into the second l but just walk out the door, kids out the door, too, with a umbrella here. hitting the road you're finding much milder air, no icing issues thankfully, our temperature change, there is a surplus hereof anywhere from

11 to 17 degrees difference, and that equates to the thermometer into the 60s in atlantic city right now. fifty-four in philadelphia, at the airport anyway. a modest breeze, generally, it is a westerly breeze, but little shift depending where you are out of the north and south, bottom line, still mild , even despite this passage of this cold front, eventually colder air will catch up to us, later on tonight, but we will have pretty much just red light for any travel you have here throughout the morning and the bulk of the afternoon. lingering issues from ponding, and road spray, even into the evening. so not the prettiest friday you've ever seen >> no, certainly isn't. like you said, katie, good thing at least wet, not ice, not freezing, too warm for. that will that's the good news, yes, it is going to slow you down, we have been seeing that all morning long, especially now that involvement volumes are starting to push forward. so, we did have disable vehicle here, vine eastbound, past ben franklin parkway pulled off to the shoulder, still kind of there. lights barely flashing hopefully that gets pushed out of the way.

fifty-nine north at the commodore barry bridge, that disable has actually been cleared out of the way. then we take a look at the boulevard, boulevard southbound at you push toward that exit to the schuylkill, you can see, bumper to bumper conditions here. no longer traveling at posted speeds on the boulevard. and then once you jump on to the schuylkill westbound, at city avenue, yikes, this is what we can expect though specially on wet friday morning. this is exactly what we can expect, for sure, pushing in the 7:00 hour. you will have to give yourselves extra time there. just beyond the trees, little slow moving there, as well, and just heads up. we will have holiday schedule mass transit off of president 's day, so busses and trollies, patco, new jersey river line all running different schedule. check the schedules on line, west trenton, we will be shuttle bussing over the weekend, jim, badge over to you >> thank you shall meisha. authorities investigating the deadly school shooting in floored say that suspect has confessed to the rampage >> suspected gunman being head without bond on suicide watch. nicholas cruz is described as deeply troubled with mental health issues, police say he bought the semiautomatic rifle

used in the attack in coral springs last february. time line released by florida authority shows that 19 year old former student was only in the school building for six minutes. >> meanwhile, hundreds every people gathered at candlelight vigil in park land florida to remember the 17 people killed in the shooting. there was moment of silence, some of the victims names red allowed at last night's vigil. chipping chick cubs first baseman, anthony rizzo who attended the high school made a plea to ends gun violence. >> there is cents a psych toll it. we get horrified at this violence, inflict in the our kids, we get angry, that there is nothing we can do. and nothing is done about it. >> in our area, new jersey governor phil murphy older erring flags at half staff on tuesday to honor the victims. >> woe now know the names of the 17 people killed at marjorie stillman douglas high school >> also morning about the lives they led. hen a doba has more on that

store >> i kids in this community loved him, adored him, one of the greatest people i knew >> assistant football coach aaron was killed as he threw himself in front of student don't protect them. former student, and player, at marjorie stone man, leaves behind a wife and daughter. joaquin oliver from venezuela had just become an u.s. citizen. friends say he was a unique soul, 14 year old jamie, loved to dance, and hoped to become an okay pain than the therapist. her family doesn't know how it will cope. >> she is like i got to go dad , bye. and i don't always get to say i love you. i don't remember if i said that to jamie yesterday morning. >> alyssa was a talented soccer player, mother said all she had to offer the world was love. peter wang, 15 year old, last seen holding a door open so other could escape. carman was a semifinal list for a national merit

scholarship. lana petty helped victims of hurricane irma rebuild. nicholas morris was cents a swimmer, who had committed to swim for the university of indianapolis. and geography teacher scott eagle was killed helping student enter a locked classroom to avoid the gunman. >> he was just amazing person, mr. eagle his name, and he will forever be in my heart and forever be my hero. he saved my hive >> three adults, 14 teenagers gunned down all being remembered this morning by family, friends, and a stunned community. hena doba, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> local school districts are reviewing their plans in case similar tragedy happens here. delaware county every school has a panic button that immediately alerts law enforcement to a dangerous situation or intruder, in a threatening situation >> whether that button is pushed, there is a certain protocol here at the 911 sent their our dispatchers follow.

not just a call to the school, it is an immediate response where law enforcement is sent, as bet we can describe it, call valerie is coming >> meantime philadelphia police work with the city school police force, officers responsive to lockdown to massive police presence, and frequently practice their response. well, turns to other news this morning, authorities are sorting out a bizarre incident at the franklin institute involving a very expensive missing singer. investigators say 24 year old michael ro hand a snapped in selfie then purposely snapped a thumb off of a four and a half million dollars statue. this happened december 21 while he was attending a party at the institute taught. the it is part of the terra could the a warriors of the first emperor exhibit. the fbi said they tracked down the hum at his home in bear, delaware >> talk radio 1210wph. it is broadcast cents special radiothon. twelve hurt event will benefit programs at the liberty uso of

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the end of the car. they're restored. a lot of the cars are restored there is no doubt about it. >> and they look so perfect. >> that's what you want. >> it helps to learn the numbers, engine size, measured in cube inch inches, follows by horse power, measure of the muscle strength of these muscle cars. >> sixty-seven, 427, 435 corvette, electric windows, original motor >> how much is it? >> this one here, probably worth every bit of $250,000 or better. because it is real. the car was sold new at the chevrolet right here on broad street, funny the cars are the same as people >> yes >> they go away and then they comb home. >> isn't that the truth? >> this beauty caught my eye right away. can we sit in it? >> sure >> the car was done for the, you know, indy 500 back in 69. it was the pace car. there is less than 700 of these made >> i know there is more to look at. loath's look around

>> like a boss >> yes >> tell me about why this says boss 429. what's the significance of that? >> these are really rare. this is $29,000 boss, all original. the only thing we did to the car and believe me i took a lot of slack over it, we did paint it. still the original seat covers , rugs, floor mats >> it is absolutely stunning. >> he's even collecting the next generation of muscle cars , like this 2012 cocoa made basically for drag racing >> it is not street legal. they only made 69 of them. when there is only 69 of them, i just believe that history is going to repeat itself. >> are you guys drooling? and they are so cool to see, these up close and personal, little history, little hollywood, a lot of nostalgia, if you are looking for something to do i would likely recommend going to check out few of these cars, thank you to the art museum, and the guys over at the shop >> if anyone ever goes missing

from one of those cars, i'll tell the police where to look >> me, better lock it up. oh, you guys, so much fun. so speaking of cars, speaking of the roadways, we know that one place we cannot go drag racing is our highways and interstates, right? specially when it is so wet out there. so if you go out the door this morning, guys, telling you right now, it is going to be very, very slow in certain areas. so, the schuylkill at montgomery drive, what we are looking at but the bumper to bumper conditions, there we can expect that trying to make our way toward center city. so just heads up on that. fifty-nine south at betsy ross , same story here, pushing in the southbound direction, lots and lots of headlight out there, very, very wet. so give yourselves extra time now, and disable vehicle that is lone ranger here, pulled off to the far right shoulder, vine eastbound past ben franklin park way. got his flashers on, still dark out there, still very wet see the cars whipping around, putting on their brakes. so heads up walking out the door headed out to this area that disable still there, and i hope it doesn't pose any

problems for us, really does kind of sneak up on you little bit. bridge inspections here, roosevelt boulevard north and south between tyson avenue. the inner lanes are going to be compromised between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. so katie, really all morning long, it is to has just been very busy and very slow because that far wet roadway >> absolutely, and it looks like that will be with us throughout the entire day. in fact, maybe break here and there. but i would just assume it could still be a slow commute whether it is this morning, this afternoon or even toward evening when the rain is actually getting out of here. so ponding left over. poor visible, just some spray from the other vehicles. eyewitness weather watchers a lot of consistency, even going into the urban areas, going into these outer lying suburbs , still in the low and mid 50's region wide here. we zero in, 65 degrees right now in riegelsville, very mild , more after drizzle for her, and she can't believe that this actually snow coming which we will get to, but yes, rumors are true.

we take you down into new jersey also raining, in medford, and a very mild 58 degrees to kick start the morning there. here is a look at the rain coming in. still big streak of it working it way along the ohio river valley going to have to roll through our area before we are in clear. look at this very innocent looking little batch of showers. back toward el paso, that is what eventually blossoms into the next big thing for us. it will zip northeast. make it arrival here tomorrow night. by which point we will have a lot of cold air coming along to meet it. that is why we end up with some snow. now i don't expect this snow will have the opportunity to stick around very long, probably not more than a day, even where you have the highest totals, because the temperature rises so quickly, but yes, saturday night, three to 6 inches of snow. slushy snow but snow nonetheless total up to half foot. two to four along i59, slushy snow, again all saturday night getting underway as early as just after the sun goes down. but it all should be out of here in time for daybreak sunday. so it is a quick hitter but

obviously a robust system with ample moisture. now by the time we hit president's day and beyond it is like a torch, flirting with or exceeding 07 degrees, both tuesday and wednesday. but at least initially jim and rahel we will have some rain showers to contend w we send it out to you >> thank you, katie, so much. well today begins the chinese new year also flown as the lunar new year and celebrations cents held all around our area. and including the traditional flying dance performances >> yes, joining thus morning is sarah joe, right, from the pen lion, as well as some members from the pen lions of the university of pennsylvania thanks so much for being with us this morning >> thanks for having us >> what's the significance of the lion dance performance? >> so the lion dance is a very celebratory dance. we tip he cannily per former at weddings or business openings, it is supposed to bring good luck and fortune to the audience especially during the lunar new year season. >> and perform all year long. how much do you guys practice? >> we practice like five hours a week, moles every just started from zero experience,

so five hours is a lot for us, yes yes, really enjoy it and really gain a lot from performing together. >> so explain who do we have here today? >> so we have our most experienced members here today we have two lions, each lion, then typical performance will have two lions and musicians cents with symbol is and drummer >> okay. the lion costume so we can give him shout out? >> so in our lion over here, our lion's name is highlay, amber, and then we have martin on the back end >> in the back ends >> then in our green line his name is jack. we have n un uin and mason >> i love the lions, detail so beautiful. so where coup people see you perform? >> people can see us perform at school, around philly, we perform a lot on penn campus. actually performance next week , on the 23rd at penn design school. >> so we have information about that on our facebook

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energy event which raises millions of dollars to fight childhood cancer? black panther playing on movie screens across the country, expected to make nor than $160 million, this weekend alone >> that's three to go, >> not a bad excuse to hit up a move think weaken, we do have rain falling, tell tail raindrops on the camera lens, barely even make out the center city sky -- city atlantic city line. snow on the way, two to 4 inches of wet slushy snow saturday night >> take it easy headed out the door, 42, quick peak, no longer traveling at posted speeds, same story 95 south at allegheny avenue >> thank you shall meisha, cbs this morning is coming up in ex >> again the chinese new year, we want to leave you with one last look titrated i shall until lion dance from the pen lions at the university of pennsylvania. have a great day and a wonderful weekend. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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