donovan: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers. if the gentleman from new jersey has no further speakers, i am prepared to close once the gentleman has done so. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. payne: mr. speaker, i'd like to submit a letter from the security industry association to be submitted into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. payne: thank you. i have no more speakers. so i'm ready to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman is recognized. mr. payne: oh, thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. our first responders are on the front lines of emergency response. in recognition of their bravery and sacrifices, they make every day a, in and out, we must make -- day, in and out, we make make sure that they have the access to the most up to date help them do their jobs better and safer. to that end, i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 68

. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a few minutes but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >>> authorities are trying to figure out what caused this vehicle to lose control and crash in the pole on the boulevard, southbound outer lanes remain closed. >>> president-elect trump is expect to tea tail plans to sever his business ties when he holds a news conference this morning. >> it comes amid new reports that rush gathered compromising information on mr. trump as part of their plan to interfere in the 2016 election. >>> president obama is back in washington d.c. and he arrived overnight after delivering his farewell address. >> it has been the honor of my life to serve. i won't stop. >> reporter: while noting accomplishments he used speech to encourage support tours engage in the political process. >>> now trump needs to hire a lot of people because unlike previous transitions trump is getting rid of all obama hires immediately, he is even getting r

and jim donovan, lauren, that time of year again. no, not talking about -- >> it is girl scout cookie season is here. the local champ is her celebrating two incredible milestones. today marks the girl scouts of eastern pennsylvania's 100 birthday, and the 100 anniversary of actual cookie sales for all of the girl scouts. few of the girl scouts met them this morning, they introduced us to new smors cook toy celebrate the two sweet milestones. don't worry the other traditional favorites are still available. >> the smores was pretty good. >> awesome. thin mints any day. >> i had about five thin mints so far today. >> well, first lady michelle obama takes a walk down memory lane as her days in the white house comes to an end. >> see the video she just i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >> michelle obama strolling through pennsylvania avenue with the first dogs. taking it in, one last walk through the people's hou

you met general donovan? john: yes. in my first interview with him, he said, what makes you think that you are suitable for this assignment? i said, i am parachute qualified, a demolition list, i volunteered. he says, i know all that. but what makes you think that you are suitable for this organization? i said, i grew up in the eastern sierra and i have climbed a lot of peaks, and i enjoy that kind of hazardous activity. and i went on, and he said, i know. but then he finally agreed that maybe i might be suitable and he would let me know. rob: i read in your book when you met general donovan, the thing you noted was the energy he brought into the room. how far did that go toward a successful officer, bringing energy into a room? john: i think that is something about being a born leader that radiates. it is true, the really great leaders, when they come into a room, before they had said anything, people sort of our -- are attracted by that. and i think it is a quality that i do not think you can create, you can't train f

. >> i'm jim donovan. right out to katie right now, check on the forecast. so katie i didn't see anything outside when i was getting into my car this morning. >> yes, looked like the roads were just wet. >> yes, even right now, i am not seeing a single flake out here on the cbs-3 skydeck. certainly we are finding it in some locations, but behind me, yes, there is virtually nothing. even if we do see couple of flakes, it will be pretty few and far between in the city specifically. but go far enough south, even south of i-95, see totally different story unfold here. take a look at storm scan3. that really telling that story pretty well right now. as you can see, right there, across southern new jersey, central southern delaware, we do still have some pretty decent snow currently falling. let me zoom it out one time. see this in its entirety. yes, pretty wimpy looking system. it does again have very light to moderate snow with it, and with that said, as had mentioned, we do have winter weather advisory to tell you about. that's specific to delaware and southern

donovan: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. donovan: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 549, the transit security grant program flexibility act. with more than 10 billion riders using surface transportation annually, and limited security screening, it should not be surprising to us that terrorists have an interest in targeting mass transit. we saw it in london, madrid, and brussels. and when a terrorist left a backpack of i.e.d.'s at a transit station in elizabeth, new jersey, last fall. given the repeated calls from isis and other radical islamic terrorist groups for lone wolves and sympathizers to plan smaller attacks where larger crowds gather, we must ensure that the first responders and transit agencies have the tools they need to secure our transit systems. that is why last congress i introduced the transit security grant program flexibility act. this bill addresses concerns raise

. >> i'm jim donovan and katie and meeshia will be here in a minute. here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> a bar manager is dead after a security guard pulls a gun on boss in east germantown. >> 4-year-old bar manager was conscious and talk when police arrived and later died at the hospital. investigators are questioning the security guard. the wife of orlando night club shooter is appearing in court today. she was arrested yesterday in san francisco and accused of aiding and abetting terrorism. >> and the number of lawmakers planning to boycott don bell's presidential inauguration is now 42 including four from our region. >> and i think it's a great thing. >> new laws giving more options to beer drinkers in pennsylvania starting today. beer disstrushtors can sell any capacity. >> i thought it was huge. i probably should have been a little more afraid that i was. i was just so inspired by seeing this amazing creature. >> well, that video lit up social media yesterday. >> yeah, people who visited wild life reserve at lakeland

president, that a copy of director donovan's letter be entered into the record at this point. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: mr. president, many of my republican colleagues like to claim they care about the deficit. during president obama's administration, there was an obsession over deficit and deficit reduction, and, by the way, no praise for the president for reducing the debt by a dramatic amount -- the deficit by a dramatic amount. now many of those same members who chastised president obama for much smaller deficits than those proposed in our budget are supporting this budget resolution. well, i'd say to my colleagues you can't claim to be a fiscal hawk and support a budget that piles on trillions in additional debt. that's not being fiscally conservative. it's being fiscally hypocritical in the extreme. so far, my friend, senator paul of kentucky, has made this point forcefully. my question is -- will other republicans stand with him and stand up against this fiscal hypocrisy? thank you, mr. president, and i yield the floor.

. >> study tuesday, january 17, good morning, everyone i'm jim donovan. >> hello jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon and katie and meeshia joining us keeping an eye on things. >> good morning. >> the roads so far looking okay. we have a house fire in con hocken and we'll look at that. a lot of construction out there as well. i think the overall real story is freezing rain. we're going going to see it. >> it's a minor problem and localized problem but it's a problem. it's something we have to talk about. let's back it up and talk stat ikdz really quickly. and you know, after seeing somewhat of a drought in recent months here it's interesting to report that we've actually had measurable rain and nine out of the last 17 days. so, through the month entirely of january so far more than half the time we had rain to actually measure. at philly international. so it didn't amount to a heck of a lot only shy of 1.4" here and regardless i found that to be interesting statistic that we're starting to see more and more rounds of precip coming on in here most of which has in fact been rain and not s

with the security as our fourthivity president is sworn into office good afternoon everyone i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. president-elect donald trump will take oath of office on friday and troopers will be helping to keep inauguration ceremony safe. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us live from the state police moorestown station with more, good afternoon, cleve. >> reporter: good afternoon, rahel. it doesens of state troopers wearing their casual clothing as they got ready to take a three hour bus ride, down to washington d.c., to become part of history. with the profession and personal gear for four days, new jersey state troopers pack up for a special mission to washington tc but they will be helping to provide security at president-elect trump's inauguration. >> we don't have our specific assignment yet, we will be given that upon our arrival in d.c. >> reporter: at least 25 groups after replied to the national park service for permits, and security forces expect a record number of protest groups. experts redick more than a million people will be at nation's capit

good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos kicks off our team coverage. live here, the loews hotel where security is tight for president trump's first official visit in the city. greg? >> reporter: jen, jim, correct, very tight security here off market street. i'll step out of the way here and show you the live pictures here, in front of the loews hotel, as you just mentioned, president trump just landing here in philadelphia. and he's expected to arrive here to the loews hotel in the next 30 minutes or so. this normally known as very busy intersection, of course market street right here, the loews hotel, septa headquarters, bustling with activity. right now just federal officials, police officers from the city of philadelphia, and secret service agents corded off the area, keeping

and today is tuesday, january 17, good morning i'm jim donovan. >> welcome back, jim donovan. >> aim rahel solomon, a a new way to by beer in pennsylvania starting today first the forecast. >> you got me 4:30 in the morning. >> early here. >> this is like our happy hou hour, right? >> that is true. happy hour at 4:00 in the morning that is true, jim, welcome back and good morning, everyone, happy tuesday, roads are looking good and they're nice and dry. >> already, trart starting to see activity on the radar. we'll get to that right away. some has the possibility to freeze on contact. that is not true everywhere. we have a freezing rain advisory to tell you about. at the moment storm scan the norp half of our region not looking bad. you go to delaware, southern new jersey, and showers are starting to work their way n we put things into motion. this is a three hour loop. look closely a hypothetical of pink showing up. it's not necessarily immediate concern. but with time this morning and up to ten this morning freezing rain advisory is going to be worthwhile to have in place in berks,

. >> i'm jim donovan, live to bryn mawr, delaware county where "eyewitness news" reporter jim holding is gathering some information for us, good afternoon, joe. >> jim, rahel, good afternoon. what we've learn so far according to the archdioces of philadelphia, school officials here at saint coleman john newman entered the building way early this morning and noticed that something wasn't right with, and from that, they realized there was a smell of natural gas, some windows blown out into the rear of the school building. blown out window at saint coleman john newman parish school, that's the damage left behind after explosion happened in the boiler room according to a spokesman for the archdioces of philadelphia. from chopper three, you can see firefighters moving through the first floor of the catholic grade school in bryn mawr. investigators haven't determined what caused the explosion. we're told it happened hours before the school day was set to begin. the sixth graders were concerned to hear the reason behind their sudden day off from school. >> little scary to hear, because usual

. >> i'm jim donovan. many people from our area are in washington tc for march for life. eyewitness nice caught up with seminarians preparing for this with us trip this morning as saint charles bar mayo shown i in wynnewood. philadelphia arch die ease says it section several thousand, local catholics to attend the march, car respondent michelle, is in washington with the look at today's event. >>> a crowd gathered on the national mall hours before the march for life, begins, its path to the supreme court. >> i'm here to honor unborn, pray for unborn. >> le pray to mark anniversary of 1973 roe v. wade ruling which legalized abortion. the crowd here may be more fired up then usual with the new republican president, and republican majorities in congress, ant a borings opponents are feeling the political moment up. >> we feel like there is someone listening now. i have been coming here for a number of years for the march and we have not had a whole lot of support from the administration, in the past. >> reporter: president trump has promised to appoint an ant a borings judge

katie, meisha will have up a date. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. to katie right now, check on the forecast. so katie i didn't see anything outside when i was getting into my car this morning. >> yes, looked like the roads were just wet. >> yes, even right now, i am not seeing a single flake out here on the cbs-3 skydeck. certainly we are finding it in some locations, but behind me, yes, there is virtually nothing. even if we do see

. >> i want to bring in dan donovan, republican from new york joins me from capitol hill now. congressman, thank you for joining me. mike pence, he's reiterating, this is the top priority. repeal and replace obamacare. obviously have republican majorities in the house, in the senate, you will have trump in there as president in about two weeks from now. after the first month, let me ask this way, after the first month of the trump presidency, how much of the affordable care act that we know today, how much will be left after the first month? >> we are not going to pull the rug out from anyone. it's become unaffordable for most people. eight out of ten americans in a recent poll said they wanted to repeal or substantially changed. we have so americans maying the penalty for not having insurance rather than paying for insurance because it's just become unaffordable. people's premiums have skyrocketed. their deductibles are such that people don't go to the doctor for preventable care anymore. >> are there aspects -- you.net want full, immediate, total repeal of every aspect of th

good morning, everyone. >> are you jim donovan. >> i'm jim donovan. >> you are. i'm rahel solomon. was going to make sure katie is still composed. you know, it was a lost. >> it was a lost, and we've been rooting for them obviously all year long, but i would say that game was well fought, they played so well, right up to the ends. yes, you know, it was tough to lose on a field goal. what are you going to do? >> looking forward to next year. >> absolutely. >> so proud every them getting this far. but let me tell you, walk out the door, with your penn state umbrella today, my friends, because you will be really needing it at some point today. right now not looking terrible. not ideal outside. on storm scan, leading edge of the rain right on the tail end ofhe

it is wednesday, january 11th, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. all that plus news, and then a check of the forecast with katie fehlinger and traffic with meisha, good morning, you guys. >> happy hump day. looking outside right thousand wet roadways. we know it will cause issues. jim, i heard you said rain, in one area, and dry in one area. >> yes, right. >> all right. it is having problem. we have three accidents. we will get to those in a moment. >> would i like to you do a facebook live to tell us the story as you told us to us. >> we will talk about it in 59:00 o'clock hour. we have to calm down, right now. >> yes, jim can tell a good story. he feel like i was there. we were laughing at poor jim's expense here but take a look, what jim was walking out the door that was rolling through. rahel, you were walking your dogs. my goodness. what a helps. it is clearing out. the that is helpful. we have wet road to contend with at this point but the line of rain, has essentially been departed and we are just left with skies that will eventually clear.

three on your side jim donovan explains where money is coming there and how you can collect cash when you come bac oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> as three on your side jim donovan reports many consumers do not even know they are owed money. >> reporter: easy to see why carroll mason toss not like her deck. >> we have brown boards that are turning black. >> reporter: she could be seeing green under terms of the class action she may be entitled to $400. >> consumers would be surprised to learn how many class action lawsuits, that they were party too. >> reporter: consumer advocate joe rideout says hundreds of suits are filed each year and if you purchased a product, odd are you have been entitled to class action cash. but estimated less than 10 percent of eligible consumers claim their share of these settlements. so consumer action has created a date the a base to help consumers collect. johnson and johnson baby products or seventh generation cleaning products is this you may be eligible for ten to

and today is tuesday, january 17, good morning i'm jim donovan. >> welcome back, jim donovan. >> aim, a a new way to by beer in pennsylvania starting today first the

. >> i'm jim donovan. live in washington, d.c., joining us liver from the capitol building, jessica dean? >> reporter: good afternoon, to both of you guys, where everything just wrapped up not too long ago, what was full of just a few minute ago, now emptying out very, very quickly. of course the crowd here very excited to see president donald trump, but they also heckled and booed senate minority chuck chummier. interesting mood here. it began to rain as president trump gave his inaugural address, a lot of the themes we had heard help him talk about, about putting america first. take a listen. >> we assemble here today, are issuing a new decree to be heard in every city, in every foreign capitol, and in every hall of power. from this day forward a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward it is going to be only america first. >> the president also called americans to aoun if i. he asked them to open their hearts to patriotism so there would be no room for prejudice. now, let's back up little

. >> i'm jim donovan. we told you -- told you about a millville man killed in the attack, now learned a second victim is from delaware. >> reporter: florida officials have now identified 69 year old marie louise, as one killed during the shooting at the hollywood international airport, the second victim with ties to the delaware valley. police say esteban santiago killed five and wounded six either in the airport's baggage claim area, and now a sheriff's deputy in florida is suspended following the leak of what appears to be surveillance video showing the shooter in action that day. broward sheriff scotties ray he will recently spoke about the case. >> who ever is this, as despicable -- >> deputy michael singman, veteran assigned to the airport for several years, could be responsible for leaking the video to gossip site "tmz". he's now suspended with pay. and under investigation for disclosure or use of confidential criminal justice information discretion and conduct on becoming an employee. broward mayor

i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel some man. victim remains in serious condition, greg argos live in bensalem where the suspected driver was take own into custody not long ago. greg? >> reporter: exactly right there, rahel, new years day, 9:30 a.m., detectives say that bagger, local bagger at grocery store here in the area was riding his bicycle home when struck by someone driving a red pick-up truck. it happened on tennis avenue between bristol pike and state road. this surveillance video slows the red chevrolet pick-up truck seconds after police say a driver struck 56 year old lenny golds and, family members tell us he was riding his bike home from the supermarket when he was hit. this afternoon after the bensalem police department posted the video on social media, cbs broadcast the clip, the alleged driver james harbor turned hip self into policement detectives tell us tips poured in. they were able to question and interview harbor over the past few days, after locating his red pick-up truck in philadelphia. now he's being ch

good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. the families behind the lawsuit were sent back to their countries of origin. joining within the hour for an update on those families. were detained turned away within landing, and they say their loved ones deserve justice. >> this is extremely unfair and inhuman to stop a mother from seeing her daughters after years, and treating her like a criminal. >> it was a shock to hear that they were sent back the way they were. to send -- not to give them a phonecall or translator or an attorney, to give them the option, how they sends them back so quickly was just heart breaking. >> and mayor kenney again criticized the travel ban and president trump. we will have much more on the lawsuit and the stories every these local families coming up on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. >> meantime several airlines are promising full refunds to those travelers caught in president trump's travel ban. american united and delta airlines say they're complying with the president's order, but they're also

i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon.atie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always online at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next. ♪ >> [ clears throat ] >> dylan: get in the back, that seat's reserved for fisk. i'm not here to talk to you. i'm here to talk to your boss. i don't like to be kept waiting, so where the hell is he? drive 3.5 miles... why would i go anywhere with you?

i'm jim donovan. >> heim rahel solomon. katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always online at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next. have great day, everyone. >> let's take a selfie. >> ♪ >> cane: you really hate carbs, don't you? >> lily: what? oh. [ sighs ] uh, yeah. i guess i'm taking my anger out on the bread. this is for hilary. and this is for my dad. >> cane: okay, i know what hilary did, but what did your dad do? >> lily: couldn't keep his mouth shut. that's what he did. >> cane: about? >> lily: devon remembers everything that happened the night of new year's eve. >> cane: wait. just stop for a second. you're -- you're talking about what hilary did to mariah and the fact they had a fight here at the benefit? >> lily: yes, the accident, everything. and he was finally ready to kick hilary to the curb. and my dad has to come in and urge him to not make a decision. can you believe that? >> cane: well, i don't know. maybe your dad thought he was

good afternoon i'm jim donovan >>> i'm jan carabao. the lets get over to katie fehlinger. katie, lot can happen with this system. >> so true, as we get more and more guidance in it is looking like at whose fear element are there to just, draw this storm a little bit further west, and that is the critical factor, really. how the track end up playing out, with this storm system. we knew the whole time there would be a storm system but question was, where would it go? now it is looking like it is going to get a little bit closer to our area and perhaps too close for comfort for some lets look at storm an three to show you the beginnings of those cloud starting to bilo in here and as a result, already finding snow, flying around, some of the central appalachians, eastern kentucky this is heading our way. more than anything we will see the precipitation that end up hitting us ride up the coast, into tomorrow morning. look at all of the winter alerts in advance of this storm. we have winter storm warning in hot pink shaded area extending now all the way, back to eastern louisian

. >> i'm jim donovan. see how large the sinkhole is, a tree even fell inside. joe holden live, montgomery county to he will it us all about it, show us more, joe? >> good afternoon, a lot of movement out here at the scene, just been the last ten minutes, they've brought in a pump, to begin pumping cement down this hole. they've also been able to connect a winch system, for truck that all morning long has been dangling precariously above this hole. i'm going to step out, give you live look from the ground, as crews just been the last five minute began to use this pump system to get the cement down into the hole. that is in attempt to basically stabilize the ground. all around this large sinkhole. let's take you live, up in the air, give you the shot from chopper three. so you can really get a better sense of the scope and really the magnitude of the size of this hole. it really comes so close to a house here in the 700 block of brooke road, now. the first sign of trouble for people out here this morning, was that they had no water. that was around 4:00 in the mo

that's "eyewitness news" today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. for katie and all of us here, thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. stay warm everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' >> chloe: excuse me. i'd like to fill out a missing-persons report. >> kevin: one of the officers can help you with that. >> chloe: right, but they're busy right now. >> kevin: i'm sorry, i -- oh. you. [ chuckling ] hi. >> chloe: hi. >> kevin: what are you doing here? >> chloe: well, like i said, my boyfriend has gone missing, and i haven't seen him in, oh, i don't know how many days or nights. >> kevin: i'm sorry. it's just

debutante who became an allied spied during world war ii and was hailed by oss chief general "wild bill" donovan as the greatest unsung heroine of world war ii. ladies and gentlemen, howard blum. [applause] for every author, there is a time when he thinks he has found a story that interests him, when he begins to realize that maybe he can wake up each morning, go to his desk, and look forward to the prospect of spending a day making this story come alive on the page. but those moments are just preludes to the energizing moment when he decides, i love this story, this is a book i have to write. this afternoon, what i would like to tell you is how i came to write "the last good night," a true story about a glamorous american debutante who became a fine spy whoan helped the allies win the war. my thoughts first began to crystallize and gather a sense of commitment as i was walking among the ancient stones and tall spires of cambridge university. the story of my heroine, betty pack, is a spy story, so it is appropriate that my thoughts began to come together when i was in cambridge, because cambridg

. >> i'm jim donovan. more on the fire in prospect park coming up. first, here's what you need to start your day and of course our morning minute. >> ♪ >>> crazy people came and shooting everything. >> delaware county man hurt in the shooting. says had i his cell phone saved his life. >> i'm just happy. >> jake raak recovering in a istanbul hospital. >> intense flames ripped through home in delaware county. >> the fire heavily damaged this home as well as neighboring home. >> freezing rain that's going on out there right now. advisory posted for good portion of the area. >>> penn state playing in the rolls bowl for the first time since 2009. >> we're season ticket holders. we wouldn't miss this for the world. and just something we've been looking forward to for years, now it is a culmination. >> the annual mummers parade started down broad street yesterday. >> i love how it just everyone just in a good spirit on the holiday. really fun to be here. >> another reason people are in a good spirit, is because the eagles won. >> and i've got katie spoiled

. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> i pray to god that someone comes forward. >> a mother praying for justice after her son, a solder is brutally beaten after the mummers parade. reward is thousand being offered. >>> developing right now former president george hw bush is hospitalized in houston this morning where we're told he is in stable condition. >>> president obama holds his final news conference. >> in doubt he will be asked about his decision to commute sentence of chelsea manning former army intelligence analyst serving time for leaking u.s. secrets. >>> here's what trump said to the london times, he said one of the first order i will sign , day one, which i will consider to be monday as opposed to friday or saturday, right, i heene my day one is going to be monday because i don't want to be signing and get it mixed up with lots of celebration. how to you mix up signing with celebra

i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm jan carabeo.ustin is here with your weekend forecast, and meisha is live at the auto show this morning. tgif. thank goodness we made it, jim. >> exactly. good morning, justin. >> morning, guys. waking up to conditions around the delaware valley, the exception is the wind, still kicking up little bit out of the west. we don't have any wind advisories in effect, wind chills will be down to the 30's around this morning, so dress with that heavier coat. check it out. center city right now, all quiet. clouds over us. 43 degrees, west winds sustained at 20, feeling like 34, these clouds thin out little bit this morning, but overall, partly sunny skies for the rest of the day. forty up in allentown, 31 mount pocono. that's it. that's the colds he is spot this morning. so we are moving back into a colder pattern, really no two arctic air in place, 42 palmyra in mt.

good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. lauren casey tracking the storm in the cbs-3 weather center. what a morning, what's the latest now? >> we continue to deal with conditions that we have been dealing with over the last several hours throughout the morning. winds continuing to whip strong wind gusts, check out some of the wind gusts already, as we look down the shore, right now, you can see, the winds driving that rain, driving the ocean water as we get live look at ocean city. cape may county, new jersey, the most rough conditions being had along the coast where winds gust of 63 miles per hour in cape may. 52 miles per hour in ocean city. you think about tropical storm force, that starts criteria at around 39 miles per hour. we're at 47-mile per hour winds in reading and in northeast philly, winds gusting to 45 already. and we have had some storm report traffic light down in atlantic city, power outages in lumberton, home in lewes, delaware, unfortunately, likely to see more of these type reports, as we head into the a

. >> today is monday, january 30, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. people in south jersey, delaware, waking to up some snow this morning. live look now from vineland, you might have to deal with slick roads because of the snow, plus, it won't last all day. >> so for more on how long the snow will stick around let's turn to katie over in the weather center. >> primarily morning issue, pretty modest one-3 inches absolutely max. we showed you storm scan. you see it over my shoulders. full screen one more time. i want to show you what's going on with this. we do actually have rain mixing in here, cold enough, the timing just right well enough on our side that you'll find snow sticking and accumulating primarily through the southeastern portion of our area. little tighter look here, probably finding couple of flakes son i-95, but i'll need to send to you cumberland county, kent, sussex, winter weather advisory posted until noon today, periods of snow, primarily delaware, southern new jersey, allentown looking for it, sorry, you get gipped this time. north

good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon.can find the school closings at the bottom of our screen or on our website cbsphilly.com. now a check with weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning, everyone, happy monday to you. very cold, icy conditions, and we have a lot going on on the roadways, not to mention water main break of course now ice. so busy in the traffic department. >> anything that even was just the tiniest little puddle of standing water absolutely frozen at this point. what i will say on my own drive in, man, crews did great job, the side streets, though, and meisha will have lot of field cameras throughout the morning, side streets even just side walks and the edge of highway. maybe not completely cleared out. so stay in your lane really that's the storiment storm scan p three, nice and clear, throwing to the satellite model over top it, really is clear sky for most every us. few high clouds starting to build in through the western suburbs, generally, clear sky, temperature had a chance to botto

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good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. authorities trying to figure out where that 50-pound weight came from. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden live at crozer chester medical center in upland where the injured driver was air lifted for treatment. joe, good afternoon. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good afternoon, there are so many questions surrounding this incident. new jersey state police are actively investigating our assignment desk just spoke with them few moments ago, and they are still trying to find out and piece together how all of this did come together. now, here is what we know. take a look at the smashed out win shield of the black suv on the streets. trooper say the driver lost control new jersey turnpike, came to rest crashing into those wooded areas there, after police say a dumbbell smashed right through the win shield. we're told the driver, 757 year old man, was hit by the dumbbell, 50 pounds in weight, and was seriously hurt. a female passenger was in the suv at the time and was not injured. the incident

good morning i'm rahel solomon >>> i'm jim donovan. lauren and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to necessity to start your day in our morning minute. >>> breaking news overseas search for survivors after one of iran's oldest high rise buildings, collapsed following a huge fire. >>> and in central italy an avalanche buried a three story ski lodge. rescuers continue to dig through snow and at least 22 guests and several staff members remain missing. >>> and we're not used to that >> tied up and terrorized, armed robbers targeted a high end consignment shop in manayunk getting a way with thousands of have dollars worth of merchandise. >>> former president george hw bush and his wife barbara remain hospitalized in houston the former president is battling pneumonia, former first lady is in the hospital as a precaution. >>> first lady michelle obama taking one last walk through white house with dog beau and sunny. >> i love how beau and sunny run past her. i have two dogs. that is how it is. once you feed them

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. and meisha will be along in just a minute. first what you need to know to get your day started in the morning minute. >> a powerful coastal storm is heading our way, bringing heavy rain, and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. >> part of the south are cleaning up after a weekend of unrelenting deadly storms. more severe weather is possible. >> right in the heart of center city, a gunman sticks up a wine bar, wearing a mask and glove

i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm jan carabeo. justin is here with your weekend forecast, and meisha is live at the auto show this morning. tgif. thank goodness we made it, jim. >> exactly. good morning, justin. >> morning, guys. waking up to conditions around the delaware valley, the exception is the wind, still kicking up little bit out of the west. we don't have any wind advisories in effect, wind chills will be down to the 30's around this morning, so dress with that heavier coat. check it out. center city right now, all quiet. clouds over us. 43 degrees, west winds sustained at 20, feeling like 34, these clouds thin out little bit this morning, but overall, partly sunny skies for the rest of the day. forty up in allentown, 31 mount pocono. that's it. that's the colds he is spot this morning. so we are moving back into a colder pattern, really no two arctic air in place, 42 palmyra in mt. holly. wind gusts up around 30 miles per hour, that's what we deal with around the region this morning, into the afternoon hours. and again,

jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things. good morning, ladies. >> still coming in we will have a wet commute, i would say it is something we are starting to see problems with already. i know we need rain. the grass needs rain. >> yes. >> yes. >> they all need rain. i want them to have it. but i don't want it the for our morning commute. >> yes. >> exactly. >> but, thankfully at least there is not too much more left. >> good. >> at this point. the va from the vehicles will still get you even if it is not the actually raining but looking at storm scan three it is starting to empty out. i want to put things in motion here what you'll notice here, pretty tease event batch of rain that rolls throughout of ocean and monmouth county in the last few hours as well as burlington, ocean, this was just in philadelphia county. things will begin to empty out here. while we will not see a lot of sunshine rain itself will stop and be left with the va from the vehicles and damp start to the day. with that said, notice temperature in mount po

today is tuesday, january 31, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all that plus disturbing finds at pennsylvania school. first, let's check the forecast with katie and the roads with meisha. >> the roads are looking dry for all intents and purposes, no accidents out there, just missing manhole cover, random stuff. >> missing manhole cover? >> it is exciting in the traffic center. just never know what you will get. >> we do potentially have another squawl like came through last night. i have nice coating on my own front lawn. careful out there. if it looks wet, expect it will have frozen over, hopefully not as big after deal. you said it, dry right now, in terms of what storm scan has up its sleeve. taking a look at it right now, anything that tried to build in has in factises recalled in the last say two and a half hours here. but there isn't a larger clipper system that's moving in. and clipper by its very nature tends to bring very little moisture. yep, we will see some snow. i don't think we see it here accumulate in the city. the only accumulati

today is monday, january 23, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. plus president trump's schedule this week. >> and meisha has a look at the roads. >> we are already starting off with major news, rahel, you just touched on this, big major bridge is closed because they did finds a fracture in the beams. more on that to come. stay tuned for that. >> on top of that, massive coastal storm headed our way on top of t the one key ingredient that's missing, though, cold. just rain. for most every us. we going to see some snow. we will talk a lot more about that for the poconos specifically. but out the door here across the rest of the region. right now look at this. you have basically nothing but rain lifting into the region. and it is going to be a heavy rain, as the day progresses, still working it way toward us. so obviously not here yet. some signs of life. we had some drizzle, some fog already. starting to see advisories and warnings go knee week expect. got winds advisory posted essentially region wide, at the shore specifically. you could see some sp

and i'm jim donovan. >> i'm i'm rahel solomon. >> like what day of the week? >> it is early, it is a new years, and here is katie fehlinger. >> we always remember our name at least. see, holidays, mondays, throw you off. >> most people are off today, too. >> lucky them. certainly if you can stay inside right now, not have to go anywhere, i really want you to do that, leads into the weather story. mentioned there is freezing rain going on out there right now, advisory posted for good portion of the area. not everyone is in it. actually, even delco, philadelphia county, were in the freezing rain advisory, thankfully the temperature has since climbed you have enough, they were able to cans tell for those two counties. it will still be slick, but not dealing with ice necessarily, from philadelphia county through delco down through all of delaware even coastal new jersey, fine. but central, southern interior new jersey, and the rest of the delaware valley, you got to worry about t now the further north go, not actually finding any frozen precipitation, let alone an

. >> i'm jim donovan. first here is what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >>> a political shake-up, president trump has fired the nation's acting attorney general >> in prime ties, trump will name a new supreme court justice. has ties to pennsylvania. >> boyscouts every america, organization opening up membership to transgender boys. >>> today, on "face the nation". chief white house strategist, steve ban on, tells the press to keep it mouth shut. our panel of journalists react >> that was a very good skit. >> the kind of analysis you turn into every morning. >>> katie, we doesn't want you to keep your mouth shut. tell us everything. >> i have the 411 on this. let's take a look what's happening. clipper system working it way through the area today. it will bring in, as mentioned, fresh round of some snow. but we're sort of flipping it upside down, from what we saw yesterday. well, it was primarily the southern counties that were impacted yesterday. at least from the morning snow. a

. >> i'm jim donovan. we will get to kate any just an employment. first, developing story out of north philadelphia. >> man dead after shot several times this morning, it happened just after 8:30, on the 2800 block of north park avenue in north philadelphia. just off north broad street. twenty-three year old victim was shot four times including once to the neck and chest. short time later died at temple hospital. so far no arrests have been made, also no word on motive. turning now to the conditions outside, if you woke up in the last couple of hours, chances are you probably slept through some ugly wetter. >> rain drenched roads made the commute difficult some areas even saw freezing rain. let's check in with katie. still looking little rough outside. >> it is, and even in some spots, guys, actually still have the potential for some of this rain to still freeze on contact, hour, that's specific to the poconos, most of the rest of us have had the chance to actually warm to up well above freezing. so even while it is still unsettled, you're not so mu

. >> i'm jim donovan. justin and meisha will be along in just a minute. first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minutes. >> big day for president trump. >> i am afraid to speak frankly to president of the united states. >> the president will meet with british prime minister, theresa may at the white house today, first meeting with the foreign leader since becoming president. >> what do you say? what do you say. >> protesters plan to return to rally against president trump and his administration. >> on this last day of the retreat, still security measures in place down here. the amtrak engineer involved in a deadly train crash in port richmond is suing the rail line. brandon boston says amtrak failed to address reports that people were throwing projectiles at trains. >> now i have to tell you on a friday i feel like a kid in a candy store. we are talking about the 2017 philly auto show. i'll be here all morning long. >> say hello to the year of the rooster. lunar new year in china overnight. >> and if you look for something to d

. >>> it is thursday, january 5th, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things and getting us out the door. >> good morning, happy gate the way, so far, so good, we did start with an accident. those are clearing out of the way. lots of construction. main thing thighs dry roadways but we know it might change. >> that will change later tonight this same time tomorrow we will talk about snow removal, and, getting out the brushes for windshield and all that good stuff. >> aren't you so excited. >> yes. >> meisha is like what did you do. >> we cannot blame meisha or people for the arrival of snow so that goes for me too. don't blame me either. luckily we're only talking about a modest coat to go 2 inches and frankly we're due snowfall this season has tallied .3 of an inch. average to date is over 4 inches. so we have gotten off to a slow start in that regard. storm scan at the localized level as meisha mentioned totally quiet. nice and dry. we will get out the door without a hitch but you will crank that heater i think since