the wave of storms unleashed flooding, hail, and tornados, killing at least five people. >> a spectacular closing ceremony wrapped up the winter olympics picks. they'll be back for the bay gin 2022 winter games. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> eagles center jason kelce joins the mummers for a special strut. >> ♪ >> this was awesome. i've not played the saxophone in 20 years. >> jason kelce, man of course of many talents. >> he sure s more highlights lights from the mummers mardi gras parade. i'm glad the parade was able to go on as scheduled, sort after messy weekends. >> you say it, that raw feel, even though technically we ended up with above average

weekends, yes, actually above average it, just felt so chilly, with the clouds, and the rain, and the drearyness, finally getting over the hum of that. of course time to head back to work and school, but coming and that's a good thing, eventually we see the clouds thin out for some sunshine as the day goes on, so progression, you know, you can't expect once the sun officially rise it is will be breitbart and sunny. just not how this will roll. what we are going to find still residual fog issues this morning, especially true for the southern mouse count ills, but clouds everywhere right now in part, though, that's helping to keep the temperature mild, in the mid 40's, upper 40's depending where you are at this hour. it doesn't feel all that bad. yet again i hear the little birds singing across the street how that philadelphia community college, so, they're enjoying this relatively milder air, and with time, we also ends up above average again, for a daytime high. now, let's take a look at just the bullet points for the day. you are still going to find some dense fog, most confined to the southern counties, we do even have dense fog

advisory posted at this hour, for at least the next half hour through new castle kent counties in delaware coastal new jersey communities. but with time those clouds will begin to thin out. and even though it is still somewhat limited, you will eventually see the sun break through, mid 50's, officially shooting for about 56 for daytime high. now, this is a stretch of days to look pretty darn nice, come tomorrow, beyond, keep the sun around, at least for a time, there will however eventually be some wet weather that returns to our forecast. and we are looking at just a wet month of february. in general here. the month to date precipitation is exceeding 6 inches this month. and it is primarily in rain. this is typically our snowiest month of the year. so, it has been interesting one, very mild one at that, but again, there is more rain on tap, meisha, so march could feature wet weather as we kick offer the new month. >> i don't doubt that for one second, all right, katie, thank you, and very good morning to all of you, happy

monday, roadways looking okay, look being at an abandoned vehicle the boulevard southbound before the schuylkill, that's now since been cleared. now just looking at volume levels, looking pretty typical vine very typical, westbound, eastbound side, kinds of holding steady at those levels , ben franklin bridge, looking good. maybe starting to heat up little bit. overall kinds of holding steady here being obviously everyone still traveling at posted speeds, hopefully we can keep you there into deeper into the 6:00 hour. so new spring schedule, for septa, so new city and suburban spring schedules, be sure to check he had schedules on line. route 15 trolley shuttle bussing because of emergency street work near 60 street and haverford avenue. and by the way these new schedules, some started yesterday, some will be starting today. construction on the northeast extension, kinds of cleared out of the way. we do have construction crews out there in new jersey, 59 south between 579 and scutters falls bridge, one lane block there. route 29 closed between west upper ferry road and scenic drive. rahel, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you.

fifteen year old girl is home safe after police say she was abduct in the north philadelphia. police say the girl taken from the 3300 block every fairhill street, then dropped off at 29th and cecil b. moore avenue >> "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live at police special victims unit. good morning, what do you know >> good morning, jim, rahel. that 15 year old we know is okay. police say she was taken from an area less than mile away from the special victims unit. now, they're looking for two men who may be responsible. i want to get you out to some video. "eyewitness news" cameras were rolling in the area where this woman, young teenager, excuse me, was cents abducted. they say she was taken from location in the 3300 block of fairhill street. this was around 6:30 yesterday evening. they believe she was not physically harmed. detectives say she was let go an hour later, at 29th street and cecil b. moore avenue in the brewerytown section of north philadelphia. high ranking police sources cents say they expect to have more information once the 15 year old is interviewed.

meanwhile looking for two men driving a silver sedan. they believe they're somehow connected to the teen's abduction, if you have any information you are asked to contact police, the very latest live in north philadelphia, chantee lans, back to you. >> thank you, chantee. >> and student from spill man douglas high school in park lands florida returned to their schooled yesterday, week and a half after a gunman killed 17 people. had he were able to get counselling and pick up their belongings, classes set to resume on wednesday. >> time now 5:35. in business news this morning, more fall out from the harvey weinstein scandal. >> plus, some coffee and donuts with the morning numbers from wall street. diane king hall joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, diane. >> good morning, rahel, jim. investors will be keeping close eye on fed chairman jerome paul's capitol hill testimony tomorrow. the new fed chair testifies before the house tuesday and the senate thursday. here on wall street on friday, the dow rallied 347-point, the

nasdaq gained 127. the company co-founded by now disgraced movie mogel harvey weinstein plans to file for bankruptcy. last assets fell through, weinstein is accused by dozen of women of sexual assault and harrass. denies allegations cents, the wine steep company says it is running out of money and has been looking for a buyer but it fell through. >> fans unveiled newest smart phones, galaxy s9 clues upgraded camera which awe laws for low life settings and upgrade enhanced audio sense tis. the phones come with head phone jack. prices cents start at just under $720. >> coffee and donuts in how about coffee and cook us? partnering with girl scouts of america and debuts cookie n spine coffee flavors beginning today. now have drink that taste like thin mints, coconut carmel or peanut butter cookies. jim, rahel? >> that could be very good, diane, or very bad. >> how many calories, that's the thing. >> sounds good.

>> i know. >> always looking at the calorie count. >> does it fit in our die net. >> exactly. >> still on our new years, we're keeping it going, diane. >> we are. >> you and me against the worlds. >> yes. >> we'll see you tomorrow. president trump calls it nothing. >> he is talking about newly-released memo from democrats from the house intelligence committee over the russian investigation. adam shif says his memo vindicate the fbi over allegations that abusive surveillance power for former trump campaign advisor, rebuttal to memo release earlier this month. >> pennsylvania state senator gay land leach has officially ended his congressional campaign. montgomery county democrat rat made the announcement on facebook, several female staffers accused leach of inapropriate sexual behavior including unwanted touching and comment. leach made no mention that far in his announce. cited toxic partisan politics in washington as a main reason why he is choosing not to run for congress. well, the public will be paying its respects this

morning, to the reverend billy graham. mourners will pass by his home , then his bodily lie in honor of the us capitol wednesday and thursday, his funeral is set for friday in charlotte. white house says president trump will attends. >> president trump's approval rate something dropping again. the new cnn pole shows it is cents now at 35%, the it matches the president's number from cnn pole from last december. mexico president has called off official trip to meet with president trump in washington. the cancellation reportedly follows a very tens phonecall between the two leaders over proposed border wall. president trump did promise the wall and fledged mexico would pay for t mexico has said it will not pay for the wall. >> turning to sports, after two weeks of unforgettable action, historic moment, the 2018 winter olympics will tomorrow to a close. >> correspondent dana jacobson looks back at best moments from pyeongchang south korea. >> the closing ceremony was

cents a spectacle of fireworks , music, and high tech performances cents. the athletes joined the party to celebrate the end of the olympic games in pyeongchang. south korea president sat in the same box as the leader of the north korean delegation, and president trump's daughter ivanka. the three watched as athletes from both korea's once again walked together. and as the games came to a close, word that north korea is open to talks with the united states. international olympic committee president thomas fox praised the athletes. >> you have shown how a sport bridges people together. in our very fragile world. >> was joined on stage by olypians the cross country skiier, and american skier linsey vaughn, who goes home with a bronze metal. the us finished disappointing fourth in the overall metal count, but thrilling moments like sean white's clutch gold

metal performance, jessie snatching the golds when she crossed the finish line about half ski ahead. the us women's hockey team ending 20 year gold medal drought after dramatic shoot-out against canada. and the us men's curling team sweeping its way to america's first ever gold in the sport. south korea waived good-bye to the game as the olympic torch was extinct wished, marks ending but also cents a beginning, as the world prepares for the next winter olympics in beijing, in 2022. in pyeongchang south korea, a dana jacob jacobson, for cbs-3 , "eyewitness news." >> up next, we will show you who won celebrity big brother. >> eagles star jason kelce back in his mummers finest he is, more of yesterday's big strut in manayunk. >> then, business in the front , party in the bark. we'll take you to the town shah says they invented the mullet. and the are proud of it, and show you more. of this festival. >> as we led into the break, not just another cute dog. this girl has cents a big job

one that brought her to old city because her nose knows what's dangerous. meet the girl making a little bit safer. look at this pup. oh, tonight on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" at 11:00. we will be right

>> first ever celebrity big brother has a winner. >> congratulations cents, marissa. you're the winner of celebrities big brother. >> there you have t marissa is your celebrity big brother champion, the broad was actress crouds during the final show of the series last night along with the title she also won $250,000. >> oh,. >> not too shabby. >> kevin submits tweeted overnight he had a massive heart attack after one every his shows, picture from the hospital there. he says the doctor who saved his life told him he had 100% blockage of his artery. he said if he hadn't cancelled his second show to go to the hospital he would be dead. now he's still above grounds and certainly best wishes for speedy recovery. >> and former first lady michelle obama working on her second book, this time, though , a memoir. the book titled becoming scheduled for release november . publishers suggested the book will be about more than just her experiences cents in the white house, but will also include ain't that the look at the earlier years of her life. in 2012 she published american

thrown, which dodges the white house garden, and promotes healthy living. >> very interested in this. of course michelle obama comes from the south side of chicago went onto become a very, you know, proponent corporate attorney, went to princeton, then made it all the way to the white house. so i'm sure she has quite a story to tell and people are excited to their. >> right before the holidays, you know that will be a big seller. >> there go. >> i'm sure. >> this weekend, katie, we will talk about this weekend. >> so let's talk about this. >> pretty gray. pretty dreary. >> yes. >> wasn't consistently raining but wasn't the greatest weekends. >> both days featuring the rain and both days featuring the clouds. i saw hint of sun for one fleeting moment saturday morning. then it left. >> yes. >> i mean just didn't last very long obviously, so i promise is you much nicer weather from in day forward. we do have fog as an issue. we look out at the live neighborhood network, what you find here, even in the last hour we showed this camera to you, beginning to thin out already.

see that's good. checking in with the eyewitness weather watch ers beginning to tell a little different story. i'll explain as soon as i make my way all the way over to the touch screen from the desk, long walk, but here we go. eyewitness weather watchers up and adam. reporting pretty decent warm. a lot of temperatures certainly low, mid, upper 40's , in a hands full of spot. we is her know very quickly. to cherry hill, and we come back out again. live within blocks everyone another, both reported fog, jen is he in cherry hill. at 42 degrees. and lynn basically that exact same sentiment, fog any her neighborhood. further east though in new jersey, here, where mark is reporting that the fog is now just beginning to form. he's at 45 degrees currently. so it is a mild start to the morning for late february standards, certainly, and with time actually end up above average yet again. your initial concern here this morning. minor fog issue, but it is still bringing in a dense fog advisory as result. that's southeastern most counties through delaware,

south jersey. let's talk about precipitation , heist it felt like wet and rainy month for too? because the bulk of this month has in fact, i mean, you're not crazy, it has been predominantly wet. every single one every these green shaded days has featured at least rain, we have these little snow icons, it was a mix of snow and rain, maybe little bit every icing. so, what typically ends up being our snowiest month, has not one single day that was strictly snow. it just been too warm. that's the other thing you probably notice. at the moment, storm scan is quiet locally. off to the south we still have moisture, helping to get the fog to form meantime, but we don't have any rain in the forecast through at least wednesday morning. by second half of the day into the pm hours, typically evening, we could start to see shower move in. there is another system headed our way. so march 1st, potentially coming in like at least a weak lion, call it kitten-liken trans to the month of march here, meisha. with some more rain in our forecast. >> all right. well, katie, so we just have

to save or every little minute we have. we have a date with the sunshine today. little bit. tomorrow sounds like that's good news on this monday morning, and your commute is also looking pretty good. so birdseye view shot hereof vine, 59, how the kind of movement could start to look. so certainly starting to pick pick up levels little bit. kinds of holding steady where we are now that we are approaching the 6:00 hour, so for a monday morning, things are looking okay. schuylkill near the blue route , looking here both direction around the schuylkill around the blue route looking good. again, looking just as they should. picking up levels everywhere basically at this point. but still looking good. in the world of septa, new city and suburban spring schedules are going into effect, went into effect yesterday and today. trolley shuttle bussing because of emergency street work. near 60 street and haverford avenue. construction crews on the northeast extension now since moved out of the way. but in new jersey, 59 south, between scutters falls bridge and 579, out there, route 29

closed between west upper ferry road and scenic drive. heads up headed out there in jersey and these are the two places your a driving by, i would say approach the 6:00 hour, maybe even move into the 6:00 hour, that's probably where you want to started a g a little bit extra time. and then also on 42, 422, rather, take a look at this, so this construction is actually going to be picking up little later on this morning, but overall, as you head out the door this morning , i have to say our commute looking good. i was cents peaking at interstate 95 between the southbound director sender city looking at the schuylkill overall things are actually looking pretty good out there for bus what i will be busy monday morning. so, you guys, i had such an awesome time this weekend. i had the grave privilege to m c fantastic event to help raise money for the children's hospital of philadelphia. i have emcee times, but this one was actually spectacular, of course our good friends celebrity photographer huey dillon with a thereto capture all of the great moments and excitementment at valley forge

casino. there i am. not sure what i was doing in that picture, blue were 600 plus people who attended the event called tears for chop. get this, they raised more than $600,000 for children and families in need, in the orthopedic division there, so everybody was so excited. and by the way do you guys remember the group in vogue? >> yes. >> right? oh, my gosh, so they person formed live for everyone, of course i toll every single person on the dance floor, we all just had such a fantastic time, all for such a great cause. really what matters. such an honor to be there, by the way if you're curious to see any more great pictures see them at cbsphilly.com. i have to say in vogue was awesome. >> i'm sure. >> they looked amazing, sounded amazing, like they did not skip a beat. they had everyone, i mean it, brought me back little bit, i have to say. way, way back. and i literally felt like they were still just the same as i remember them all those years

ago. it was so much fun. such a great mood. >> such a good cause. >> so much heart in that room. so much heart. >> thanks. more partying this weekend, this time on the street of manayunk. >> yes, here we go. >> helping raise money for one every philly celebrations cents. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> that would be eagles center jason chelsea on the saxophone at the annual mardi gras par a he wore the same costume for the marched mardi gras parade. >> i've not played the saxophone in 20 years, i played earlier this week, for the central high school bound. so it has been fun kind of getting book that. and -- >> how do you think did you? >> oh, very sub par, i would say. >> sure, just being modest, the annual mummers mardi gras parade fundraisers, and you guys played in a string bands? you loved it. >> oh, played piano, flute, drum major for two years.

>> oh, fantastic. >> this is fantastic that he's showing people that you can do it all. >> yes. >> and still be -- >> you know what i played? tube a. >> we got to get our family band started. >> accordian. >> let's do it. >> exactly. >> side lines, rahel the reporter, right? >> we'll be right back.

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second or third, organizers celebrate the fourth place finishers, they say, it is harder to finish fourth in than it is finish first or worse. about 80 golfers played 18 holes on the icy lake. and won prizes for the trouble >> harder to be meade oaker? >> i don't understands that. minnesota. >> well, hairstyle that coined the phrase, business in the front party in the back. >> the mullet was popular in the 80s, but some still proudly sporting the do. mullet entheusiasts cents gathered in australia for the inaugural mullet fest. that's a thing over 150 contestants competed to win the awards for greatest mullet of all. >> oh,. >> and we thought we would give them a chance to strut their stuff, and you know what , if they're still with a trend and rocking the mullet. >> all right. the winner, says he began growing out his mullet back in 1982. >> up with current trends. isn't that an oxy-moron when you are talking about amulet.

>> ya. >> i've actually seen people locally with mullets still, so i won't say anything. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> europe hit with icy weather , major city brought to a halt in a snowstorm. >> plus harlem globetrotters showing us their basketball skills. i'll be showing you the lack of mine. we'll tell you where you can see them in our area coming up we will be right

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>> a shooting investigation in montgomery county officers called out to a home in norristown. >> back on campus. student, parent, teachers make emotional return to the florida high school where 17 people were killed by a gunman , now the gun control debate heats up on capitol hill. >> and, the skies still trying to recover from a weekend worth of rain. katie is here. will let us know if we can squeak out some sunshine for the start of the work week. >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning, guys, happy monday. we need the sun katie because my sunglasses cents are just gross. looking outside on the roadways, lou things looking, no accident, knock on wood. by the way,. >> block of wood. >> everything looking good. >> dense fogdv