dense fog is only for the eastbound but some northbound valley, santa rosa, the airport says fog but pa does not but there's, if you are around lafayette, if you are around walnut creek, hill, clayton, be ready. it is thick. we have a few clouds coming over. and then low 40s for some including -- la faye edit: there's a little component, but that's at fairfield. that brings the 42 down atlas vegas down there, man. the higher clouds will continue to thicken up. it is santa rosa north and maybe even clover dale north after everything is said and done. fog is a big issue. if you don't have the fog then be thankful. more clouds on friday, rain possible. looks like a very system. fog and then a mix of sun and clouds today but the higher clouds will will start to move into the northbound later on. upper 50s, lower 60s. high pressure is weakening here. we are losing the offshore breeze, so morning fog and few high cloud. mostly sunny toward south bay. and then mostly cloudy, if there's any rain it will be light. it is of here by the weekend, early saturday morn asking back to fair. >> thank yo

but pa, jersey, delaware, all looking great, no delays for mass transit. how much, patco still running on holiday schedule. ukee? >> thank you vittoria. in sports, college football championship game now ten days from now and it will be the ducks versus the bucks. the ohio state's buckeyes punch their ticket by upsetting number one alabama. ohio state's quarterback car dale jones and running back elliot led the buckeyes back from a 15-point deficit to win it, 42 to 35. jones through for touchdown and elliot rushed for 230 yards and couple of touches. buckeyes out last the crimson tide 42 to 35. >> it was a big win in the rose bowl, oregon's marcus through for three touchdowns, and ran for another. and oregon scored all three florida state turnovers to beat the so many knowles, at to -- 59 to 20. that offense does work, fsu quarterback jail us winston figure in two of those turnovers, the loss snapped florida state's 29-game winning streak. their defense got to the game, as well, the ducks did. so it is second ranked oregon taking on fourth ranked ohio state

take a look at the speed censors, high up in the 50's, not only travel pa, but pa, delaware, new jersey, surrounding areas are all moving real well. every major i mean, just looking great. patco, running on holiday schedule we finish out this week. so be minds full of that. no delays at the airport if that's where you're headed, erika? >> thanks, vet tore y on the health watch this morning, one of the hottest piece every sporting equipment this year is a mack that makes it harder to breathe. designed to simulate what it is like to exercise at a higher altitude. chris van cleve takes a look into the science behind the mask. >> justin breathes loudly and looks funny while working out. use asthmas thank simulate tougher conditions at high attitudes. >> you're sucking for air. it is just not coming in bass it is -- >> masks becoming more popular, many professional athlete using them during training to try to get an edge on the feel. manufacturers say the masks limit oxygen. >> strengthening lung capacity. >> you take less breaths per minute but take breath that count for more. >> you can co

the vehicles, good thing, but again we are just seeing few more vehicles on the roadway nothing to be too worried about. speed censors still high up into the 50's, 60s again pa, jersey, delaware all over, moving real well. however, we have fire location, lancaster avenue between 40th and 41st. it wasn't extinguished, but then ignited once again. just try to avoid this area as they continue to get it under control. haverford avenue, 42nd street best alternate. erika? >> vittoria, thank you. following breaking news right now, police are investigating home invasion in west oaklane. it happened on the 1800 block of 73rd avenue. police say the suspect entered the home with a gun and stole about $1,700 in cash. it is not clear if there were any injuries. we'll stay with this story and bring you updates as we know know. >> funeral for the boy struck and killed by franklin township police cruiser. ten year old matthew mccloskey on his way to friend's house sunday night when hit by the cruiser, last night friends and family had candlelight vigil at the sport complex. people who knew him shared their memories. >> he was funny he was smart always ready to go places and

not only in new jersey, but also traveling in pa, and delaware so, all-in-all still doing okay. >> be minds full, for the afternoon, while continuing through the afternoon all night long really but don't forget when on the road get update the traffic information about about back up in your area any area within your drive app. download the app for the iphone and android by going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. >> philadelphia auto show reps you have at the convention sent, great way to see the latest and greatest new cars. >> with more on that, nicole, good morning there is? telly, sorry. no one knows it better than ken the executive director of the philly auto show, also the producer of the show so 700,000 square feet. >> 700 vehicles, nine days, 40 manufacturers under one roof. so, it is the place to be to find your next in our market area. we'll influence about two and a half billion dollars in sales, just from this show alone. so spit shined ready to go, open up saturday morning all very excited. so excited. >> so cool we'll talk about some never before seen vehicles, won't even -- wo

went undrafted, bounced around a couple of other football leagues, now playing for the super bowl pa native but there's a little twist to it -- >> philadelphia across the board, my favorite teams. >> reporter: james dublin group in gilbertville a boyertown grad. he was 16 years old when he saw his birds lose in the super bowl to the patriots. >> ifls devastated. back in 2004 i remember rooting against, you know, my current team, the patriots pretty hard when they were playing in the super bowl. that's the only super bowl i ever experienced the eagles in. >> reporter: james now has a chance to win a super bowl ring. he helped the patriots get here with a touchdown in the afc title game. his dad cried. >> my dad's a big soft y but i kind of got -- i got that trait from him as well. you know it takes a true plan to show emotion like that. >> reporter: his parents are coming out to arizona. he appreciates the support he's getting back home and his roots have helped him get to this moment. >> philadelphia, that area s a very, very you know tough region. i think it's very blue collar and, you know, y

but if you are commuting right now the schuylkill expressway just fine. no volume. i doubt we'll see rush hour at all if any. not only in paaware, keep in mind if you are traveling in new jersey as well as new york and connecticut, actually cannot. still travel ban in effect. we'll let you know if it does lift. traveling in newtown, we have an accident situation at bryn mawr avenue, west chester pike downed pole, caused from the incident. let's talk about mass transit. that's really the big story herement as we gave you a checklist of sorts septa buses, you're going see a loft delays there. new jersey transit suspended across the board patco running on modified schedule. dart you can anticipate delays. as you make your way further into this afternoon i would anticipate, also traveling at the airport over 80050 concellations, so call ahead. we head back toutiesting. >> vet tore crashes thank you. snow totals whilingly different particularly in the state of new jersey. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins just trenton mercer county. wow, really see the flakes flying there. >> snowing sideways. wow. >> good m

no delays on any of the area bridges so lots of good news so far in regard to the majors, pa, even delaware, but new jersey, new jersey majors, overall, are not awful. however, on the northbound side of the new jersey turnpike before 168 the black horse pike, we have a split tractor-trailer accident. that accident is blocking the left lane on the northbound side, and left lane southbound, due to debris spilled from the tractor-trailerment ukee nicole? >> vittoria, thank you. time is now 5:36. in business news, this morning, why southwest airlines is paying record fine. >> we could soon have new way to wager in las vegas jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, morning. >> reporter: good morning nicki, nicole, see if the markets can turn around today after five days of losses. yesterday the dow fell 106-point, the nasdaq dropped 68. the falling price of gas and oil is great for drivers. but not for energy companies. and now layoffs are coming. houston-based oil companies slumber j is cutting 9,000 jobs. the us has been pumping out more oil than they have in decades, in global d

but there you g speed censors high up in the 50's, not only pa delaware, jersey, everywhere. s transit. erika? >> thank you vittoria. that's eyewitness fuse for now, talk philly coming up at noon on cbs36789 i'm deer erika von tiehl. have a great day. on the doctors --. >> pl mosquito virus has health officials worried. >> are you at risk? >> it can breed in a tablespoon of water.ainfu>> imagine having seizures 24 hours a day. >> she was going to die from them. >> 17 different drugs two brain surgeries and y one option yet. >> marijuana for my 10 years old? >> the life changing story of the doctors. onl ♪ >> hey everyone. so, first and foremost you're seeing this this is my very own concoction a green smoothie recipe. i'll tell you a little later why ilingts a great way to start the day. >> it's tasty. we'll call this the travis. we'll find out how

face to face we found most folks were fairly diplomatic in their criticism of our forecasting faux pas but as we will see later in our newscast given the relative anonymity of texts and twitter and e-mails folks were more than happy to unload on us. iain? >> i can imagine bruce. thank you very much. >>> keep following the weather at our website myfoxphilly.com. just click the weather tab at the top of the home page for the latest forecast information and live radar images. >> happening right now, camden county police are trying to track down a man they say is targeting children. they say that he tried to get a teenaged girl into his car and that it happened in camden this afternoon at the intersection of dudley and high streets. a 13-year-old girl says the man pulled up in light colored cadillac did heville police zen us what it might look like. the man touched himself and asked her twice to get into his car. she ran away and he took off. >>> a delaware county mother and father are now charged with child endanger many after pet ferrets attacked their one month old. 42-year-old bernie fram

not only on the ben but also the betsy n regard to pa majors doing just fine. traveling new jersey majors down to 45 miles per hour on the garden state parkway. septa, many bus routes on detour as a result of the weather, also regional rail lines operating on saturday schedule cynwyd line suspended, patco modified schedule, dart on delay, watch out for even more delays at the airport ukee? >> resident around the area may be waking up to dusting of snow on the driveways. >> more on conditions in levittown. we see the flakes coming down, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, ukee, good morning. yep, here in levittown bucks county you might get little more than a dusting, little hard to get a good idea about the accumulation, because as you can see the winds is blowing out here, so once the snow does reach the ground it blows around little bit. there is some drifting. you can see, we have at least a inch on the ground here on the grassment take a look at the roads looking pretty slipperiment making our way into levittown definately to slow it down once we got off

things offer outside on 95, where you can start to see some snow flurries, right around the pa turnpike, but still moving along just fine, north and southbound directions, but definitely starting to see some snow, in the area. over on 42, right in new jersey, around creek road, starting to see some pretty big delays here. in the northbound lanes headed towards 295, actually, where carol was the surrounding area bridges do have the burlington bristol bridge currently not open, just closed but will be residual delays because that far. tac-pal bridge opening around 8:15 next ten minute or so take the betsy ross bridge to get on by avoid delays in that area out on route one northbound rhawn street disable bus pushed over into the shoulder. and to touch on 295 out in new jersey where carol was northbound before route 70 also an accident there creating some delays, just around that snowfall so give yourself extra time, ukee, back to you. >> thank you lets guess to south jersey light snow falling there now was but as you know more on the way. >> cleve bryan joins us all morning long with eye on the

but first we take to you 309 right around the pa turnpike, and notice that we do definitely have some snow on the ground. but it is that light fluffy stuff that kate was talking about, and you can definitely commute through t however you do want to be minds full that there will be slick spots out there, so just want to take it easy regardless of that. however, our pa majors are being look just fine. this is 95, not too far away from cottman still going have those flurries out there so be mindful of low visibility, but as far as the roads are concerned edge dot did great job, salting brining, still out, there so really your commute right now could be a lot worse. kenwood line suspended, new jersey transit suspended across the board patco running on modified schedule, dart experiencing possible delays today as a result of the weather so, definately want to keep an eye on, that and over 850 flights have been canceled, check your flights for more concellations today. we'll continue to keep you updated of course. ukee? >> thanks, vet tore y the building process took a hit. sixers are back

similar like new york you can design you can design 8 features into a project to not make pa sea level prove but sea level resistant and travel time how long will it take you look at the green box the faster from chinatown to the end of the line chinatown is the end of the phase two a little bit over 2 minutes on powell subway and the slower times are the surface ones that are roughly about twice as long if you do a one way loop in 8 minutes under the faster analysis and the advantage of the loop is the fact one the key issues in building an extension is turning the trains around and you still have to do lay over while they're in civil rights it is a cross over at the end of the line like we do on the other types of design the take away the subway is probably about twits as fast as a subway surface combo and the travel times if you look at the purple box it's the existing thirty route from at&t park or caltrain station up to fisherman's wharf areas that's roughly thirty to 40 minutes the green line which will be phase two t third and potential phase 3 the running times are 14 to 17 minutes a lit

so there's a real reason why investors and entrepreneurs are really excited about this pa market. >> butfusion about what's legal business and what isn't still remains for investors. they have to decide whether it's too risky to invest their money when part of the country still can't decide whether it's legal. >> if somehow you're out of state that you can take advantage of that and you know invest in that kind of an enterprise. because the federal law is still there, because it's still a violation of law. >> while silicon valley attorneys have looking the other way as business booms. but a new administration in 2016 could change that. >> i mean this is a little bit like creating an entire airplane industry two years before kitty hawk. the plane may stay up in the air or may not take off at all. >> and indeed, continuing the fight the count culture activists and lobbyists. >> the genie is out of the bold and no way to put it back in. >> serious investors everywhere starting to see what the buzz is all about. melissa chan al jazeera, san francisco. >> tough assignment, melissa. last night

. >> but first, 2,000 -- that is number of pa dents apple had -- patents apple had last year. we will tell you what they are and which could be coming to a store near you. . >>> welcome back. two lifeguards near san diego are being called heros for saving a dolphin that got stuck near the oceanside pier yesterday morning. two people jumped into the water, cut the rope he was stuck in and set the dolphin free. he is expected to be okay. it has been a week since bay area birds started showing up covered with a sticky substance, but now it appears the threat may be over. animal rescuers stopped finding contaminated birds, but more than 500 affected birds have been found in the bay area. half of them have died and lab tests under way have indications the goo is not an oil-based product or a synthetic rubber. >> the threat as we know it right now is over. we are not sure what it is. we know what it is not and it opened up the whole periodic table to what it could be. >> investigators hope to learn more by the end of the week. once they find out what the substance is, then they have

now, the rest of the majors, still no problems on the pa turnpike, 59 or 422 but it doesn't really mean much. still want you to tack on few minute onto your travel times because you just got to give yourself extra time when headed out the door so it is not dangerous. >> thank you, jessica coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we are continuing to track that wintery mix that could slow down your morning commute as kate mentioned we're seeing rain and freezing rain in some spots. we're checking in with our crews as you look liver from the mobile weather lab coming up. >> following breaking news as water gushes out after broken water main overnight live with what crews are doing to clean that mess up. back at the top of the hour, good morning. >>> morning, everyone, casino of tricky monday morning commute on the roads around the region. the salt trucks have been bus overnight trying to keep the roads from getting slick as a wintery mix moves in this morning. we our eye on this system, with live team coverage with what you can expect for the morning commute. >> also, breaking rig

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the pilot looking for the closest airport but then silence, contact lost over memphis, tennessee. minutes later, the piper pa-34 seneca, a two-engine aircraft, crashed into a densely wooded area in kuttawa, kentucky, father marty gutzler, mom kim, daughter piper and cousin sierra wilder all lost but little sailor somehow survived trekking barefoot through this rough, wet terrain alone a quarter of a mile to one of the few homes in the area. >> the 7-year-old has just come out of the woods alone scratched up and i think she was involved in a plane crash. >> i heard a knock on the door, opened the door, and there was a little girl about 7 years old. bloody, had a bloody nose, legs and arms bleeding, crying and she told me that her parents were dead. >> reporter: sailor told him she tried to wake them up. >> i just can't imagine a 7-year-old walking through the woods at night by herself, no lights and just got out of a plane crash. >> reporter: the plane, she said, was upside down. in the last 40 years there have been just 14 lone survivors of large plane crashes. half of those are children. experts say it's po

the fire marshall's office says we pa may never know what started the fire but the owners of the home are looking into it. >>> officers in dublin borough, will they wear cameras like these on their department. they have not said when the new cameras will be put into use. >>> and chilean's president will be here to discuss trade. this is a major point of entry from the south american country. >>> and there's a food fight of sorts brewing now. some guidelines have your kids' favorite hamburger and fries off the menu at day care. >>> and some local towns have brag rights this morning. we'll tell you some of the safest areas to live. >>> new guidelines created by the federal government could be calling for day care centers to remove chicken fingers and french fries from the menu. instead they want them to follow 2010 guidelines with fruits and veggies to serve that with every down. . some say no big deal they are on board to help them eat healthy. >> in order for us to raise these children nutrition is a huge part of it. >> the new guidelines are expected to be put into place for any day

you use a app to catch a ride but that service is illegal in the city. p pa sent cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a statement about lip's plan saying unlike 1600 licensed cabs in the city there is no guarantee that lit cars are clean safe, inspected or insured. their drivers have no training and they have not gone through extensive driving and criminal background checks. >>> city promises to find, the the drivers $1,000 impound their cars if they are caught driving passengers, ukee. >>> time for your philadelphia jobs market report and here's cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. >> reporter: janice national hobby month which may lead to you consider turning your hobby into a full-time career. experts note that creative professionals may be the the best candidates to turn their hob is in to career. there are a few things to consider before making the leap. the joy of having a hobby is lack of pressure that accompanies it. you enjoy when and when not to do it. you don't rely on the pastime for income. before giving up your current job and making your hobby your f

starting to see little volume creep up northbound i would say also bit of slow down around pa turnpike, not awful butely will be getting a bit busier as we head closer toward 7a. ninety-five, looks like 95, it is jammed. >> you will definitely find breaks within the rush hour pattern, it will feel delayed the entire lent northbound nine a anticipate delays around girard at cottman construction zones watch out for this accident, falls township, bristol pike at tyburn road. no delays for mass transit. watch out for the schuylkill because it looks like the schuylkill. erika? >> okay, vittoria, thank you. we have video here you just have to see. burglar strikes a southwest philadelphia church run by police chaplain. surveillance video captured the braids end thief climbing fence at the straight gate church on elmwood avenue early sunday morning them later leaving with too large bags. inside, police say was $8,000 worth of copper pipe and plumbing fixtures, pastor had this message for the suspect. >> i just think awful. that you think that it is okay to go in there and steel and rob. one of the greatest t

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much, and friday the evening, a few spotty showers through morin and snap pa counties as we will see the showers saturday. but it is from san francisco to the north bay if we see anything at all. here is a look at the estimates and optimistic view and nothing that i have seen has seen totals higher than this trace to maybe 0.005 across the bay area. nothing in san jose or morgan hill to this point. looking at the microcast, no lanefall and clouds in the morning hours and sunshine by the afternoon and 68 in san jose jose. peninsula, 67 in palo alto, and san francisco, a mix p of low to mid-60s and the temperatures are very consistent across the board for tomorrow. for the north bay, and the east bay and the tri valley the cloudy conditions in the napa with the temperatures in the mid-60s. cloudy cloudiness there due to the fact that we will have the worst air quallity in the north bay. and in the eastern peninsula, the same. and the prospects are relegated to san francisco and to the north bay and our best of chances of showers is san jose staying dry through next monday's forecast. the rainfall for the season

. >> it is not justify the troops on the ground but the two last secretaries of defense pa meat -- panetta and gates criticizes the white house for micromanaging, jumping the chain of command and emphasizing politics over policy. are they right? >> am i being micromanaged? question? >> that is one of the questions. >> if you ask me if i am micromanaged. i better check with the white house before i 18 the question. look, it is the wrong met trouble in defining the relationship between the military and our elected leaders. i can tell you the metric we should be focused on is access and whether my advice is influencing the decisions. i have frequent access to the commander in chief. i feel no constraints in providing my advise to him and my advice over the past 3 1/2 years has influenced his decisions. whether someone wants to characterize the desire, the insatiable appetite for information on complex issues as micromanaging, they can have that. for me the metric is access and advise. >> last secretary of defense hagel was upset with what he said was white house pressure to release more priso

numbers show the flu situation is starting to improve in pennsylvania but there is still concern for the 7200 flu cases reported in pa last week. that is down about 700 from the previous week. they're not comfortable saying flu season has peaked just yet. >>> a chester county teacher busted for an affair with one of her high school students. police say it lasted ten months before she turned herself in today. >> sarah oneil exchanged hundreds of texts and e-mails with the student. george spencer is there tonight. >> jacqueline, this hotel is where the pair allegedly had their final encounter in november. and tonight, we learned a love letter from teacher to student carelessly left behind on a school printer raised suspicion months earlier. >> our course is designed specifically to engage students in critical reading. >> in this promotional video, she described her a.p. course. today her appearance on television was far less proud. >> it seems to be in the news all of the time now. >> a neighbor says oneil's family has only lived there a few short months. no answer there tonight, but they believe the teacher student re

we will talk about pa in a second but lets talk about the 42 freeway north bound approaching the area of 295 and beyond that point. we are dealing with the tractor trail are accident blocking # lanes. anticipate volume on the 42 freeway from approaching 55 all the way through you to that incident scene and two right lanes are block, so know that this morning. the as we continue to the atlantic city expressway westbound we have an overturn vehicle just beyond garden state parkway. the that is blocking the left-hand lane. an accident northbound on the roosevelt boulevard approaching woodward in the outer drive, so stick to the inner drive if you can. watch out for rush hour on i-95 and schuylkill expressway for sure, ukee. >> vittoria, thank you. >>> disturbing allegations against a bucks county father a and police are worried there could be more victims out there we will have details coming up. >>> also as we go to break here's is what coming up tonight on the cw philly. homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those pe

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they don't want to see the pa collapse because that will also be a huge problem for israel but that is a first concrete step that israel has taken to the icc bid. the words that have come out in reaction to this is if israel wants to be held not accountable at the icc then it should end its occupation. the need for palestinian state say the talks are not going anywhere. trying at the u.n. to get a resolution to set a timetable for the end of occupation has failed. they say their backs are against the wall and this is really the last resort. the icc was the trump card the palestinians have been holding and they have now played it. >> this shows how much utter control the israelis have over the running of the palestinian territories. i was just wondering how soon do you think the effects of this withholding of funds will be felt? already talk about milk and bread not being able to be bought for the schools and kids. >> we'll have to see the effects, it hasn't happened yet. israel says half the funds that were supposed to be paid in september won't go through. there is a cabinet meeting t

but if you're lucky enough to get on one and heading north to bergen, pa sake somerset counties, service has been suspended there. and the access links on the new jersey transit they are suspended until 12:00. we're going to continue to monitor the situation, but for now, traffic here approaching from the westbound side the ben franklin bridge all lanes are open heading westbound and eastbound. salt trucks are taking a break right now. it appears the situation here is definitely improving. but we're going to stay on top of it for you. live from the ben franklin bridge, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> i heard you say that conditions appear to be improving, at least on the road. but it looks like the rain is picking up there. we'll check back with monique in just a moment. let's get to jillian mele. she has been watching all the traffic cameras this morning and jillian, i know you've been focusing on what's been happening on 76 and the blue route, as we have two deadly accidents there. tell us about it. >> we have multiple fatalities in these accidents. we know at least one person dead in

pa. >> and i'm sorry, honey, for calling you out but that was just ridiculous. temperatures in the 70s coming your way very soon. >> in his defense, sometimes trial and error, you need to learn from your mistakes. >> another peek outside this morning. that is the bay bridge while >> we do have breaking news to tell you about. sheriff deputies in almeida county say what started as a chase ended up with a crash. havingors say a deputy pulled over a white van in hayward just about 3:00 this morning for not having proper plates. but the driver jumped out of the van and ran away. the driver got on 880 on b street, headed north toward oakland. the van cashed into the center divide. the driver was' rested. we're told all people in the van were taken to the hospital. the original driver who ran away is still on the loose. >> we'll keep you updated on that. today california will start taking document licenses from unimmigrated immigrants. some folks are getting a jump on things. good morning. >> in of thies starting today for the first time in state history, undocumented

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but we do have cup ill every incidents popping up. on the pa turnpike eastbound right before valley forge there is an accident involving two tractor-trailers, actually pushed over on to the shoulder right now for the time being though, and in east nottingham overturned tractor-trailer 272, closing it between route one and route 222. you want to take conowingo road to get by for the time being. right off the schuylkill expressway westbound on south street, there is a light set of traffic lights on flash currently. use caution when traveling through. erika, back to you. >> thank you jess. authorities search for missing mother from burlington county. twenty-six year older kay crosby was last seen with her husband, december 28th. police took kyle crosby in for questioning, but the second -- for the second time yesterday no charges had been filed. >>> breaking story at this hour. an underground fire at new york's penn station to tell you about. there are no report of injuries or damage right now but we will keep you updated as the morning goes on. >

we're in the seeing snow on the roadways but katie was talking about some of the fog pa turnpike is issuing a travel advisory if you are traveling on the pennsylvania turnpike as a result of that fog it may be light very light precipitation in that area but traveling on the majors we're not seeing any snow on the majors, crew did his a great job unfortunate thely all we're seeing is volume. traveling on the ben franklin bridge making your way in toward fill awe are jam the entire way. traveling on the schuylkill expressway still delays as you make your way out of our area in king of prussia west and eastbound and watch out for pockets traveling around area of city a avenue and center city in either direction. if you are traveling in plainsboro route one north bound between skudder mill road we have an accident allowing the the shoulder to get by. southbound on the new jersey turnpike at molly pitcher service a area ukee? good thanks variety tore y next update 7:55. up next on cbs this morning, historic talks in havavana cuba for more local news weather traffic and sports we're on th this is

pa blasted music. he was not very impressed. but the fact that it's taking place at all is pretty impressive. >> what are the chances for equatorial guinea. >> you have to say pretty implement: they're the lowest ranked side in africa. they've made the decision to change their coach at the last minute. they were looking at the winningest team a few weeks ago has given 11 days to repair the team for this opening match. so a huge test ahead for them. >> who are the tournament favorites? >> some of the favorites are algeria. the only side to make it through to the last 16. just beaten by champions germany they gave them a real fright. often the teams that win have a lot of players based in their home country. nigeria, zambia, egypt that has been the case. if you're looking for a trend it's tunisia. they came from a tough qualifying group and they are a team to look out for. >> reporting live from bata. >>> in australia top spot in the asian cup beaten by south korea in brisbane. think failed to convert a number of chances at the match.

preliminary report of the crash could be available in 10 days but a more factual detailed report will take up to a year. investigators have moved the piper pah site to a salvage facility for a more in-depth investigation of the plane to determine if it had any investigation. they survived a crash but it killed her parents marty and kimberly 9-year-old sister piper and 14-year-old cousin sierra wilder. her mother described her daughter as being her best friend. after the crash 7-year-old sailor managed to free herself from the wreckage miraculously and trek through woods and freezing temperatures in the dark. >> it is estimated that she walked for probably around 15-20 minutes maybe more in the wooded area before she was able to see a light at the residents of mr. wilkins. >> it would be like walking across a field and walking across a brush pile about every 20 feet between here and tha there's a ditch probably 17 foot deep. how that girl got out i don't know. >> tailor can help them determine what happened aboard the plane during the flight that kaushed the crash. they are planning to talk with her after speaking with her attorney. an attor

the 27 at reagan national not quite indicative but they're out there playing early. they have their pa going. temperatures are going to climb from the teens and 20s into the 30s and 40s. those are some diehards with a wintry mix of rain, snow and some sleet expected especially north of town later this afternoon and into early this evening. trenice, what's happening out there on the roads. >> i'm going to start with the rails first, the blue, orange and silver line experiencing delays in both directions due to a malfunction at two stations, potomac avenue and franconia this morning. if you're going to get on the metro this morning, expect your train to be a little bit late. otherwise we still have the crash on connecticut avenue. southbound lanes at rosemary street, two lanes blocked in the area. outside of that looking decent for most of the drive. decent volume northbound through dale city. >> thank you, trenice. >>> some sorority members at the university of virginia are fighting back after being told they're forbidden from attending fraternity bid day events. it's the sororities' le

it is rare for the supreme court to say you can look at instances in the recent pa like that again case butted it is rare to say the supreme court has said for the first me corporations have this right in more than 200 years of carnations story but it does say secular prof corporations are entitled to seek exemptions from federal business laws. into open the doors to new claims for religious exemptions is a case by case to say they don't get exemptions but they do? this is a huge shift that existed in one of the things is we have to see what will happen have religious exemptions? i don't think it really answers that question but it says perhaps not in the race context but gender or sexual orientation is up for grabs and to meet the big things that are going on with hobby lobby i want to focus on those and we will turn to rifra because it did say rifra case. so first of major expansion of the rights of the corporation ilya backed up the for the first time of the history of the court extended exercise rights a right that is never afforded to them in over two centuries and at is a big deal. but w

some of the indications the snow from yesterday gone, but seeing some lake effect snow coming across erie, into cleveland, into buffalo into erie pa, even into the central part of the state. you may see flurry or two before the day is through but nothing like we had yesterday. we'll check yesterday's snowfall totals in just a little bit. wanted to let you know how cold it is outside right now. 21 degrees, is the current temperature, southwesterlies at 5 miles an hour make it feel like 15. get used to these windchills in the teens because they'll probably be with us all day. our sunrise time is 7:23, and unlike yesterday we should actually see some sunshine later on. we have 12 degrees in mount pocono five, the actual temperature in lancaster, 17 in trenton and there is your 21 in philadelphia, 12 in millville, 28 degrees in wildwood. this is what it feels like, feels like it is in the teens or in the case of mount pocono below zero, windchills. and 21 degrees windchill in wildwood. so the wind speeds have not pick up to where they're going to be today. we'll have the wind come back today, but the winds isn't too bad right now. tha

but the first lady had a major faux pas.ed was tweeted about 2500 times and she received an unlikely vote of support on this issue back home. ted cruz saying kudos to michelle obama for standing up for women worldwide by refusing to wearing a head scarf. and joining us steve clemens, and linda sar sur. linda, i want to start with this characterization from ted cruz. certainly, we know people in our livers voluntarily wear the hij ab, is it fair to say that it is a statement of feminism or support for women around the world? >> absolutely not. as you can see, i wear it. it is a joyce for me to wear and cover my hair for religious observation and i consider myself to be a feminism and someone who supports the rights of all women. so this conversation we're having needs to be about not obsessing over michelle obama wearing or not wearing a head scarf which she is not required to do in a place like saudi arabia specifically in jebda. she was not a mosque so she was not required. so what about women who choose to wear hejab. and

there'll be some kin of reforms, but that'll force the reformers to try to block that. they do, again, you need 60 votes to pas anything, so can they muster enough to block what mitch mcconnell is pushing? you know maybe but i think that theyrobably they probably missed their best shot in 2015 and now thisis going to be -- 2014, and now this is going to be -- and the faher away we get from the edward snowden's leaks it's fading from people's minds. there's concern about isis and terrorists, so the momentum is on the side of the people trying to defend the nsa. >> host: so when you talk about reformers, mr. sasso, what are you talking about? >> guest: right. well, patrick leahy the chairman of the senate judiciary committee in 2014 was the author of the usa freedom act. the main issue is t first leak that came out of edward snowden's documents which was this mass collection of information on all of our phone calls. so that's, you know, the time, the phone numbers, the duration of the call. and so that sort of mass surveillance of americans was, i think, the most shocking revelation. that's been the main debate

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pa, delaware and new jersey. crews covered a lot of ground treating these roads but they say, of course bulk of their work will happen when the snow starts to fall. >> roads across the tri-state are set with brine and department of tption department of transportation will step it up overnight. >> am i changing plans no. i can't. i wish i koxt i can't. >> you will be on the road. >> yes. >> trucks and plows in the garden state and njdot says they're activated for this multi-day snow event. when conditions worsen drivers should stay off the road. >> i'll stay home. fy don't have to go out i'm not going out. >> in delaware, deldot spent all of today spreading mixture of salt and water. crews in newcastle county are on duty and working throughout the night. in pennsylvania, penndot drivers were lining major roadways and interchanges and drivers work twelve hour staggered shifts. with help of nearly 400 state crews and contractors work will get done. >> 42, 176 202. that will be main priority. secondary roads come second. however with amount of trucks and vehicles we'll have out there everything is pretty much for the mos