he'll meet with the new king in saudia arabia.his is file video of the president and the late king. president obama left his trip to india this morning. the white house says he'll stop in saudia arabia on tuesday. >> good saturday night. hope your weekend is treating you well. we got this first storm system out of the way. we're talking about another one as we head into the start of the work week but at least we're going to keep it dry for the rest of the weekend but we had a decent amount of rain today especially in south jersey, delaware up around an inch. now the problem is the temperatures as we check in with our weather watchers many spots getting close to freezing right now so we have standing water even slush covered roads especially north of the city so watch out for icy conditions overnight. tuckerton new jersey already coming in at 33 degrees. these numbers will continues to go down. we are at freezing in willow grove. 35 degrees in doylestown this hour at freezing in lansdale as well as eagleville and perkasie. again yo

heads of state from around the world are arriving in saudia arabia to pay their final respects in meetingsith saudi royals. >> all right, check this out. today's wintry weather was the perfect backdrop for a frozen fundraiser. cbs3 "eyewitness news" in bensalem this morning as more than 500 people braved the ice cold temperatures and plunged into the delaware river. the seventh annual eastern polar bear plunge benefits the special olympics. this year over $100,000 was raised. great job everyone. now time for some hot chocolate. you can count on that. look at those guys. so brave out there today in the rain, the snow and temperatures in the 30's. right now our air temperatures from the weather watchers are above freezing in most spots. that's good news but that's going to change later on tonight as skies begin to clear out a little bit but early this morning still some impressive snowfall amounts especially just north of the city, even in nra new jersey, moorestown picking up 1 inch philadelphia also 1 inch, riverside new jersey ron russell an inch and a half. farther north and west gilbert

they're back from a trip to india and the four hour visit to saudia arabia to pay respects after kingdeath last week. president obama met with the new saudi leader. the president's schedule includes a visit right here to philadelphia. he's scheduled to attend thursday's session of the house democratic caucus retreat and philadelphia sees it as a chance to showcase the city which is one of the finalists to host the 2016 democratic national convention. >> that would be good for business. time for your first look at business. uber is getting some competition in philadelphia. list l-y-f-t will begin operating on friday and just like uber x this app based ride sharing service will be in violation of current city law. now list says it will pay its drivers for any citations they receive. mayor michael nutter wants to change the law to allow these companies to operate legally in philadelphia. >>> american airlines and other carriers will try to resume full service at philadelphia international airport today. still, hundreds of flights have already been canceled today in philadelphia and at se

landing and saudia arabia. a humble snowman.th of the country has people running into the street to play. forbidden to make statues out of snow. who knew. i had no idea. 113-year-old still making waves in the fashion world. one of the youngest ever people to present a collection at new york's fashion week. her clothing line has been picked by nordstrom for a second time. thank you for joining us. last time we had you on, it was very exciting did you did so well. you also have your in a ward next to you. one of 25 of the nation's top influencers. you were the youngest person on the list. this is amazing. has it gone to your head? >> no. definitely not. i met so many inspiring people. i had just an incredible time. it is so amazing. raising money to give scholarships to students that are interested. melissa: you are in college. >> yes. what is the feel of it? >> berry street. melissa: do you think that you are offering something that is not in the market place? i think that makes it unique as well as. i always incorporate my art i

i was in saudia arabia a few years ago and i was meeting with a good friend of mine. we were talking about this issue. i was shocked at how this __ and how hateful one sector of islam feels towards their fellow muslims __ the shiites. they called them curses that i was surprise that. it is this visceral hatred that i have been surprised at. where did it start at? it started __ if you asked me where the late got blown off after 9/11 __ it happened in iraq. saddam hussein had been a ruler over a majority population. when he was overthrown, the shiites have been subjugated and tortured, and had prejudice inflicted on them by their sunni, saddam hussein government. this has been where this began. it is a hatred that has gone on forever. since i said a while ago __ since the assassination of ali by sunni forces. it is pitted __ again, and iranian shiite government that wants to restore some shiite hegemony in the middle east. host: marc ginsberg is are just. james is on a democrat line. caller: i have two points __ one, should we not clean our embassy out, before we have a

we are close to becoming the world's number one oil producer, passing saudia arabia.e will hopefully continue to benefit consumers __ as we see today with the drop in a gasoline prices. host: you say this will bring us one step closer to energy independence __ guest: energy security. host: explain a bit more. guest: if you look at energy history of our country __ let's go back three or four decades. our resources in the united states are limited. we need to act accordingly with public policy. what we've seen recently, in the past five or six years, is increased innovation. we're rich in abundance with oil and natural gas here in our own country. we have the opportunity to rely a lot less on outside sources just last week, the trade numbers were released. we are at about half of where we used to be for importation because we are making so much right here at home. that means more jobs, and putting people to work. this allows us to take care of our own energy needs. many experts in the global context would say that this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for the united

the weaker members want saudia a arabia to turn off the spicket. >> reporter: in florida up fractionf a penny. up a penny in north carolina. nearly three cents in maryland. >> i don't like it. i think i'm paying virginia enough taxes. >> if it helps, fine. >> i don't think it's a big deal for me. i think the lower gas prices have been great this year. >> if we were paying $4 for gas now and there's a five cents, it's huge. if you're paying two in change it's a big difference. >> reporter: the big drop should mean big savings for families in 2015. 500 to $700 per vehicle. >> here in the bay area gas prices have dropped in recent weeks. the average price of gas in san jose is 2.67. san francisco is at 2.82 a gallon. prices are going back up because of california's cap and trade law that went into affect january 1st. it's a regulation for gas lease and diesel producers to reduce greenhouse gases which means people will be paying for this extra tax at the pump. prices will go up about ten cents a gallon. >>> a pacific coast town hopes to have a controversial project up and running by the

i was in saudia arabia a few years ago and i was meeting with a good friend of mine. we were talking about this issue. i was shocked at how this -- and -- hateful sector of islam feels towards their fellow muslims -- the shiites. they called them curses that i was surprised at. it is this visceral hatred that has driven so much of this anger and resentment and what i call a post 9/11 world in the middle east. where did it start at? it started -- if you asked me where the lid got blown off after 9/11 -- it happened in iraq. when saddam hussein, who had been a shiite ruler over a majority population. when he was overthrown, the shiites have been subjugated and tortured, and had prejudice inflicted on them by their sunni, saddam hussein government. this has been where this began. it is a hatred that has gone on forever. since i said a while ago -- since the assassination of ali by sunni forces. it is pitted -- again, an iranian shiite government that wants to restore some shiite hegemony in the middle east. against the sunni forces. host: marc ginsberg is our just. james

we are close to becoming the world's number one oil producer, passing saudia arabia. we will hopefully continue to benefit consumers __ as we see today with the drop in a gasoline prices. host: you say this will bring us one step closer to energy independence __ guest: energy security. host: explain a bit more. guest: if you look at energy history of our country __ let's go back three or four decades. our resources in the united states are limited. we need to act accordingly with public policy. what we've seen recently, in the past five or six years, is increased innovation. we're rich in abundance with oil and natural gas here in our own country. we have the opportunity to rely a lot less on outside sources just last week, the trade numbers were released. we are at about half of where we used to be for importation because we are making so much right here at home. that means more jobs, and putting people to work. this allows us to take care of our own energy needs. many experts in the global context would say that this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for the unite

delegation to saudia arabia however warehouseman the change once the figure out the could pit the stop prez's travel schedules. >> reporter: supply of cadbury treat sinn burden hershey file lawsuits against lb the import said new jersey company and sells specialty products from britain south africa of australia hershey accusing you importing u.k. can candia reporters assigned to stop selling the streets and lawsuit has since been dropped. american airlines now first shiny 787 jetliner and container jet flew into dallas from boeing's factory in washington yesterday. >> reporter: airline will be adding four more during liners to its fleet and united is the only other u.s. carrier will fly the aircraft covered reminder has had turbulent debut. the jets were grounded worldwide after a string of battery problems back in 2013. >> reporter: gunman who forced a texan and a drive on to haiti and last week's lows this morning she's a man drove around for hours trapped inside the car behind him. the police are hoping really surveillance tape of a highs can help identify the suspect. >> reporter:

i was in saudia arabia a few years ago and i was meeting with a good friend of mine. we were talking about this issue. i was shocked at how this __ and how hateful one sector of islam feels towards their fellow muslims __ the shiites. they called them curses that i was surprise that. it is this visceral hatred that i have been surprised at. where did it start at? it started __ if you asked me where the late got blown off after 9/11 __ it happened in iraq. saddam hussein had been a ruler over a majority population. when he was overthrown, the shiites have been subjugated and tortured, and had prejudice inflicted on them by their sunni, saddam hussein government. this has been where this began. it is a hatred that has gone on forever. since i said a while ago __ since the assassination of ali by sunni forces. it is pitted __ again, and iranian shiite government that wants to restore some shiite hegemony in the middle east. host: marc ginsberg is are just. james is on a democrat line. caller: i have two points __ one, should we not clean our embassy out, before we have a