as our nicole brewer reports it spark a debate among people who said apple should do more and some whoay that is a parent's responsibility. >> reporter: when asked if smart phones were addictive. >> absolutely. >> reporter: most of the folks we spoke to took it one step further. >> i feel like i have to have it in my hand. >> if i'm bored i could look at it all day. >> reporter: if admitting you have a problem is first step. >> i need an intervention. >> reporter: designer wants apple to help with two and three, in a series of tweets former executive reenforced criticism from two apple investors calling on the tech giant to do more to combat digital addiction especially among children. >> iphone users all the time, to eat, to homework, anything, take a bath, it is always a problem. >> reporter: citing bigger issues like sleep deprivation, suicide, users should be notified when they cross over to addiction. >> your phone says okay, enough already you are done. >> yeah, that would probably be pretty good for me. >> reporter: is it apple's responsibility? >> just like with alcohol or toba

and nicole brewer tells us, we're actually the best in the nation. >> according to the latest zag atamericans eat out spending average 36.40 per person, and for good reason. >> i love to eat. >> i don't like cook. >> nice getting out of the house. >> philly has amazing food scene. i want to go out for those reasons. >> with good restaurant come good service and good tips. >> they're serving us, and they're providing great experience. >> in our city it doesn't go unnoticed. did you know philadelphians are top when it comes to tips? >> that's awesome. and it makes me feel proud to be in the city and be here. >> i think that's true. i think that's because a lot of people maybe in their past have been in the food industry >> no one is really like snob i shall. philly is more love job this year's national dining, studied habits of 1300 diners, found folks in philly give average 20.3%, surpassing the national average by 2%, denver and dc next in line, worse tippers those in portland, oregon. >> that's interesting. >> while 43% would for go tipping in exchange for higher menu prices, 33% ha

. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. meteorologist kate bilo is in the cbs weather center and when we can expect to see this snow, kate. >> this is almost adding insult to injure after this blast of cold air we have been enduring for better part of the week now. we have got a nor'easter to watch and behind that even colder, air, moves in if you can believe that. temperatures hard to believe we are talking about anything colder then what we're already feeling, 23 right now in philadelphia, barely got in the low to mid 20's today, still in the teens in allentown, reading, lancaster, 11 in mount pocono. that tells half story. winds are not that strong today but it doesn't take to much make it feel colder and still know pack on the ground north and west. keeping the cold locked in there feels like five in allentown. eight in reading. nine in lab caster. 4b low in mount pocono. no better than teens in millville atlantic city and wildwood. by from you some spots will be seeing high temperatures, around these numbers. that come

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. long time pennsylvania congressman bob brady makes an announcement he is not seeking reelection. >> natasha brown was at that announcement and she joins us from spring guard when what he says is the reason behind his departure, natasha. >> reporter: all day long ward leaders, community members and city leaders as well have come to the brady building in the spring garden section of the philadelphia to wish congressman brady well. there were hugs, some tears and certainly a lot of surprise at today's announcement. proudly donning a philadelphia eagles shirt pennsylvania's longest serving member of congress uttered these word. >> i made a decision that it would be best for me not to run for reelection. >> reporter: after serving for 20 years congressman bob brady of the first district of philadelphia will not seek re election, he reflects on the heartfelt moments that led up to this decision. >> i look back at all the other days and nights when the job came first, choose public service o

>>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. leslie van arsdal is live at novacare complex with more on what wentz had to say today leslie? >> reporter: hi there guys, yes car son wentz has been out at practice, he has been in several meetings but has not spoken to the media until today. he tells us it was nothing more to be out on that field with his teammates but he is still so proud of all that they have accomplished. >> after tearing both his acl and lcl in his left knee december 10th carson wentz has missed it has been tough watching for sidelines. >> as humans we want to be competitors and out there on the field. every time offense runs out on the field on sunday it is tough. it hits me but then i'm in it. i love these guys. i'm part of the team just as much as anybody else. >> reporter: since his injury he has tried to be with the team attending meetings and watching film. he says he is most impressed with the way nick has stepped up. >> going through everything he has gone through you almost retired and everything with t

nicole brewer has that story coming up in about nine minutes. >> temperatures arelunging tonight and that's lead to icy concerns, kate bilo is here with more on the cold >> temperatures in the wake of this morning's snow have been plummeting, this isn't what it feels like ethics are the temperatures, that have the snow on the ground, in philadelphia we had closer to a coating still very cold, 22 degrees in the city, it's 19 in wilmington. and only ten in reading and you can see the winds still strong out of the north and west that will make it feel not much better than the single digits in most spots overnight and that will lead to the threat for refreezing. temperatures in 20's and teens overnight. that means anything that was not treated today, it will freeze over, watch for black ice on the roads, especially back roads or untreated roads, and icy spots on sidewalks as well. the good news? mother nature will take care of that. look how it turns mild into the weekend. i'll tell you how much warmer it will get and we'll take a peak at the forecast. >>> prosecutors in california charg

our nicole brewer has the reaction. >> in new jersey, it is the norm. getting your gas pumped for you. >> always. since i was a baby. >> but on january fives, the garden state became the only state where pumping your own gas is still illegal. >> really, no, i didn't know that because that's because oregon began allowing self-service as select stands alone stations this year. >> no. >> some organs are not having it, now viral facebook post from local tv station k tv l many rejected the change complaining they smell of gas or worse, become injured while fueling up. >> what were the reactions in. >> want to know what's so hazardous ordaining russ about it? >> just don't want to get out and pump their gas. >> others, simply weren't cable recall. >> we go on road trips, pull up to gas station, are you sure downing it? are you sure you know how? because he grew upper. >> which made us wonder. what would new jersians react if their state decided to pull their full service pump privileges? >> i would be on social media, too. >> i would be on a pump your own gas

our nicole brewer explains. >> if you're an eagles fan you know there is a lot riding on sunday's game. >> yes, i'm nervous because they got a lot to prove. okay? >> nerve wracking, little terrifying. >> if you're diehard, you'll do whatever it takes to get that win. >> never wash a jersey. always wear it every game. >> i have an eagles pad. when we start playing bad, i turn it backward. >> i have a cat named car locals, i watch the game with him. >> the way it works, not to watch the game at all. when could you back later and finds out you won, it is cents great. >> from stevie wonder famous song, to hill wood box office hit, silver lining play book. >> you see that? >> phillies known for its superstitions cents. but does it work? >> without a doubt. all of that incredible energy. it won't let me on the field. >> so what other alternative do sniff. >> folklore, super sticks, often in high risk low control situations cents helping to release tension and improve our frame every minds. >> it gives you someone to blame when it doesn't go your way. >> yes. >> not to watch. >> whether there

our nicole brewer breaks down the survey. >> reporter: ask anyone on the street are you happy with your job. >> i am. >> reporter: most won't admit to disliking their work at lee not on camera. >> probably not. >> reporter: but new study reveals pennsylvanians are among most unhappy workers in the country. >> maybe it is rust belt syndrome. >> climate. >> reporter: after surveying 150,000 people across 599 career paths, tech experts phil found hawaii was top spot for satisfied staff. >> in one is surprised by by that. >> would i definitely go there >> if you think it is warm weather, it is not, alaska comes next followed bye-bye wyoming. >> no thanks. >> east coast objecting files four spots in the bottom five with pennsylvania coming in fourth eighth overall. >> it is temperament, high pressure, type of living, competitive. >> reporter: researchers say it comes to i lack of autonomy , variety, often found in service based location dependent job like telemarketers and machine feeders. >> dealing with the public is difficult thing sometimes. >> we need to dot same thing over today over a

nicole brewer explains how it works. >> you've heard after breath lies err.hat about a textalizer? >> i've not, no. >> the device which detects smart phone activity, resembles an ipad, plugs directly into your smart phone and could soon help law enforcement determine distracted driving after an accident. >> not a bad idea. >> i guess that could be a good thing. >> new jersey among handful of states considering the high- tech tool, and this week, chicago could become the first city to pass legislation. >> may not and bad pilot. and perhaps deterrent. >> i don't think i would like that. i feel like it is very inch vase i have. >> the manufacturer, says it does not -- >> you don't need to know what i am saying to somebody while i'm breaking the law. you just need to know i'm breaking the law. >> not everyone is buying it, including the american civil liberties union. >> you're really allowing an intrusion into much of your personal life. and all of this is being done on the street without any warrant, without any judicial oversight. >> often there is a good solu

temperatures get >>> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo, nicole brewerd don bell. >>> the countdown continues to super bowl 52. there are ten days and a little more than 19 hours left until the eagles and patriots kick off in minneapolis. local chef is also heading to the super bowl with one mix to help stop hunger >> jack hope opened jack's firehouse and gone to the super bowl past 27 years, he's participated in the taste of the nfl program. since its inception in 1982. chefs from all 32 nfl cities and some extras from the host town are expected this 84, fans pay hundreds of dollars to experience the event and proceeds are divvied up >> when the money is broken down and goes to each city, part of the money will come pack to philadelphia to support philadelphia abundance >> he plans to cook a brisquit and hardty >> also both philadelphia and boston, eagles fans will no doubt like to try the south philadelphia italian roast pork hoe >>> we're experiencing a bad flu season, and it's taking a toll in the lehigh valley. the hospital has had a high volume of

nicole brewer is here how much facebook knows about its users. >> they know a lot about us. let's just say that much. our digital team featured an article from the birds today which revealed how facebook labels users politically. so we did a little digging and discovered our political leanings were just one aspect of a very detailed user profile. when it comes to politics how willing are you to share on social media? >> i share somewhat. >> not at all. >> i try to not make a post that's too controversial. >> reporter: regardless of what you post, did you know facebook has you pegged? >> it makes sense. they have a lot of data based on my likes. >> reporter: based on what it thinks you are, it labels you liberal, moderate or conservative under preferences. >> >> i didn't know that. >> this is totally buried. you r you'll find your categories with u.s. politics towards the bottom. there in black and white, your per received political affiliation. >> i think they nailed it. >> very interesting. >> remember when you're not paying for a service like facebook, you're the product.

. >>> ticket prices for the eagles vikings show-down are hitting record highs and nicole brewer are here with how much fans are willing to pay >> just like the birds. the ticket prices are soaring. of ticket iq tells us it's the most expensive conference championship they've ever tracked the >> modell's in center city, eagles football is big business >> pick up clothing for my daughter >> i have the blanket for my -- >>, from $30 throws to $28 t-shirts tumlers for 29, pleasant of folks are buying in. an event ticket search engine an average asking price is more than 1200 bucks >> per ticket >> that's 300% more than regular season and the cheapest seats are $763. >> and while some are willing to pay >> twice as much as had my plane ticket from la >> others say it's not going to happen >> probably wouldn't to be honest, unfortunately >> sunday if you can't spend the money you how about spend time spending at home with your fellow eagles fans. >> and should the birds make it expect to pay a whole lot more. of you probably know that already. online tickets say ticke are averaging about $6,00

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. we will check in a few minutes >> it was an emotional announce. for, long time u.s. representative. >> grandchildren, and never took to school, and daughter single parent could use some help, i would like to me my, grand child to school. i have another grandchild on the way. and i just think that i choose them. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us now from spring garden with more on brady's decision and what it means for local politics. >> reporter: good evening, and , has held his congressional seat since, 1998 , there is no denying it, he is a stapel here in philadelphia politics and members of the both side, both democrats and republicans say, his decision to not seek re election,. >> i made a decision it would be best for me, and not to, you know, run for reelection. >> reporter: with that announcement congressman bob brady, a 10 term member of the u.s. house of representatives, change philadelphia politics as we know it. >> today i'm just choosing, you know, family over service. >> reporter: brady has been chairman of the philade

nicole brewer joins us with more han on that story. >> this issue but the issue of the town in new jerseyon the navigational map. they created legislative road block they hope will get attention of tech giants. >> if there's one thing drivers try to steer clear of it's traffic. >> when people try to cut it and there's nowhere to go. >> people not knowing which way you're going. >> knowing you're going to be late. >> frustrating for many reasons why so many use navigational apps to get around it. >> watch-out construction on road ahead. >> i trust the app these days. sometimes the app show you the wicket roost. >> waiz is the way to go. >> and what if your street game the shortcut. >> i probably wouldn't like it too. >> i had that experience and it was extremely annoying. >> in lioni new jersey in the shadow of the jarj washington ridge that's what happened. and the mayor is not taking a backseat. >> they have a app says take a right, left, right, left, so shave three minute off their commute. >> they put up signs to keep commuters out. drivers will be find 200 if they don't contemplate. >

nicole brewer joins us now with a look at the new research. >> and many of us associate perfectionism. >> we all know what it means to be a perfectist. >> have ridiculously high standards. >> reporter: do you consider yourself one? >> sometimes yes. >> with some things. >> do the best i can and hope for the best results. >> reporter: new research published by the american psychological association suggests young adults are more likely to say yes than previous generations. >> i would expect that would be true. >> probably has something to do with the increasing use of technology. >> reporter: the study which examined more than 40,000 college students from 1989 to 2016 found social perfectionism had increased 33% from then to now. >> kids are under a lot of pressure these days. >> testing and schools and colleges and job markets. >> reporter: researchers point to many factors, but raw data suggests social media and our tendency to compare could be a driving force. >> they all the best features of themselves, they tweet about nice things that happen to them. >> social media is the devil.

it's only here. >>> much more to talk about nicole brewer joins me in the studio in other news we are following today a mother and daughter are found shot to death in their home in oxford circle, "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live where investigators are questioning the daughter's boyfriend, alycia. >> reporter: ukee and nicole police say they initially thought boyfriend was witness in the mother/daughter double homicide but after hours of talking to him at headquarters they believe he is their prime suspect. a mother and daughter in northeast philadelphia are killed inside their greenby street home last night. >> we were called to the house by a 911 call reported gunshot >> reporter: those gunshots police say were two women being shot in the head, when authorities arrived at the home around 11:30 last night the four two-year old daughter was found on the ground in the second floor of the home while her 66 year-old mother was found on the first floor. she had been murdered in her wheelchair. >> there was in signs of forced entry. >> reporter: police believe murderer may

nicole brewer has that story coming up in about nine minutes. >> temperatures are plunging tonight and that's lead to icy concerns, kate bilo is here with more on the cold >> temperatures in the wake of this morning's snow have been plummeting, this isn't what it feels like ethics are the temperatures, that have the snow on the ground, in philadelphia we had closer to a coating still very cold, 22 degrees in the city, it's 19 in wilmington. and only ten in reading and you can see the winds still strong out of the north and west that will make it feel not much better than the single digits in most spots overnight and that will lead to the threat for refreezing. temperatures in 20's and teens overnight. that means anything that was not treated today, it will freeze over, watch for black ice on the roads, especially back roads or untreated roads, and icy spots on sidewalks as well. the good news? mother nature will take care of that. look how it turns mild into the weekend. i'll tell you how much warmer it will get and we'll take a peak at the forecast. >>> prosecutors in california charg

. >>> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo, nicole brewer and don bell. >>> the countdown continues to super bowl 52. there are ten days and a little more than 19 hours left until the eagles and patriots kick off in minneapolis. local chef is also heading to the super bowl with one mix to help stop hunger >> jack hope opened jack's firehouse and gone to the super bowl past 27 years, he's participated in the taste of the nfl program. since its inception in 1982. chefs from all 32 nfl cities and some extras from the host town are expected this 84, fans pay hundreds of dollars to experience the event and proceeds are divvied up >> when the money is broken down and goes to each city, part of the money will come pack to philadelphia to support philadelphia abundance >> he plans to cook a brisquit and hardty >> also both philadelphia and boston, eagles fans will no doubt like to try the south philadelphia italian roast pork hoe >>> we're experiencing a bad flu season, and it's taking a toll in the lehigh valley. the hospital has had a high volume of p

. >>> ticket prices for the eagles vikings show-down are hitting record highs and nicole brewer are here with how much fans are willing to pay >> just like the birds. the ticket prices are soaring. of ticket iq tells us it's the most expensive conference championship they've ever tracked the >> modell's in center city, eagles football is big business >> pick up clothing for my daughter >> i have the blanket for my -- >>, from $30 throws to $28 t-shirts tumlers for 29, pleasant of folks are buying in. an event ticket search engine an average asking price is more than 1200 bucks >> per ticket >> that's 300% more than regular season and the cheapest seats are $763. >> and while some are willing to pay >> twice as much as had my plane ticket from la >> others say it's not going to happen >> probably wouldn't to be honest, unfortunately >> sunday if you can't spend the money you how about spend time spending at home with your fellow eagles fans. >> and should the birds make it expect to pay a whole lot more. of you probably know that already. online tickets say tickets are averaging about $6,

. >> nicole brewer is here with the do's own don't's of winter weather. >> yes, indeed. >> weather is the folks that drive too fast or ones that don't take the time to clean off cars. we have running list of things evenp experts say you should always or never do. >> when the dog days of summer have passed and severe weather snets there are certain things one should always do. >> always wear gloves. >> it's cold. >> good shoes so your feet don't get wet. >> from playering to creeping dry red cross suggests doing stretching especially he if you shuffle. >> i didn't know that but it makes sense. >> stay healthy in the snow. >> don't over exert yourself when could increase your rick when could increase your rickive heart attack and hypothermia. >> don't travel if you don't have to. >> take home keep warm and put netflix on. >> you clean snow off your car or face up to 1,000 >> we get out there earlier so you have time to do things. >> aaa says fill up your tires and keep gas tank at least half full. >> i don't but my parents tell me to. >> grand father was always a stickler for that. >> b

. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. our leslie van arsdal is live at the novacare complex where number 11 spoke this afternoon , hi there, leslie. >> carson has been down here every single day either rehab bing or helping the team with that game plan but he has not talked to the media since his season ending injury. it turns out that jurist worse then we previously thought he tore both his acl and lcl in that game with the rams. now he says he will be back for the first game of the regular season in september. since his injury he has been rehabbing and helping nick foles adjust to the offense but admits as you might imagine it is hard to be watching and not playing. >> as humans we all want to be out there on the field, you know, every time they go out on the field on sunday it is tough. it hits me a little bit but then i'm in it. i love these guys. i'm just as much part of this team as everybody else and i get involved in the game and it all goes away. without a doubt, it is tough not to be out there but i love watchin

. >> our nicole brewer is here now with a question that is really frightening. >> we know what to do in case of a fire perhaps even an active shooter situation, but few of us have a plan for nuclear attack. the good news experts say your chance for survival may be higher than you think. >> reporter: when hawaii's emergency management mistakenly set out a message panic ensued. for 40 minutes there was widespread mayhem until the state sent a second alert confirming it was a false alarm. >> it's very human to be terrified in a situation. >> reporter: the governor has since apologized assuring residents it won't happen again, but would you be ready if it actually did. >> i don't think anyone is ready for that. >> i don't know what i would do. >> there's nothing you can really do. >> identify the couple of key response strategies that can save lives. >> a physicist says nuclear wou buildings about a mile from the blast. from the time 15 minutes to avo >> 15 minutes is short but it's a really long time when you think about it'll take that ove nothing. i think the first reaction isu get yo

nicole brewer joins us with the debate. >> the first call to action came with investors and second cocreateer of iphone who tweeted device addiction is real and up to silicone valley to fix it. >> when asked if smart phones were addictive. >> absolutely. >> most of the folks we spoke to took it one step further. >> feel like i have to have in in my happened not by pocketbook. >> if i'm board i can look at it all day. >> you have a problem is the first step the diaper of apple wants to help with two and three and series of tweets they repen rsed recent criticism is from two of apple investors call on the tech giants to do more to combat digital addiction especially among khirng getting her to do anything, eat, homework anything, take a bath. it's alls a problem. >> cite >> citing even bigger issues like insufficient sleep depression depression and uside the coceter says users should be notified when they crossddiction. >> your phone said enough already. you're done. >> yeah i mean that would be probably pretty good for me. >> is it apple's responsibility. >> just like with alcohol or tobacco w

. >> our nicole brewer isuestion frightening. >> we know what to do in case of a firectier shooter situation, but few of us have a plan for nuclear expert chance for survival may be than. >> reporter: when hawaii's mist set out msage panic ensued. for 40 minutes there wasad mayh state sent a second alert confirming it a flse alarm. >> it's very human to be terrified in a situation. >>te apologized assuring residents it won't happen again, but would you be actually did. >> i don't think anyone is ready for that. >> i don't know what i would do. there's nothing you can really do. >> identifyey response strategies that can save lives. >> a says nuclear detonations destroy buildings about a mile from the blast. from the time of the blast you mutes to avoid radioactive fallout. short but a really long time when you think about it like that. >> sure, i'll tak nothing. >> reporter: so where would you go, what would you do. placethinkour family close, try that was low to the ground or behind some thick walls. >> i think pray. >> reporter: experts say the wafrt place is outsiecar. the middle of a bui

. >> nicole brewer is here with surprising news weight gape could be contagious. >> sounds funny. we know factors affect our weight and bmi, diet, exercis exercise, and now geography to the list. >> when you think of something contagious you think. >> diseases, >> flu. >> laughter. >> how about obesity. >> a little shocked but it makes sense. >> a new study published in jama pediatrics suggests fatness may spread through social contagiousness. >> i think mind sets can be contagious. >> we're social creatures and tend to do what those around are us doing. >> military families assigned to army bases in countys with higher obesity rates were more likely to be overweight when compared to counter parts living in areas with lower rates of obesity and more expose eyre to the coupty the stronger the connection. you learn what you live. and it's a problem in schools too and problem with people being overweight. >> you're a product of your environment. >> the study has limitations. just because you're in close geographical proximity to someone doesn't mean they're part of your social networ

straight ahead nicole brewer looks into the science behind the hottest term this winter. >> also selling like hot cake as local company is loving the brutal cold. they sell heated clothing and the big name that gave the company a shout-out >>> a live look at cape may act nor'easter beginning to push into the region. we'll have more on the snow expected and the impact this storm will have on the snowfall. . >>> snowball fight. even snowed in florida with this system. a kid in tallahassee was so excited to see snow for the first time he ran around pure delight there. other kids took the opportunity to make snow angels. you never know when you'll see that again. this one simply taking over social media and one term trending sounds like something from a movie >> a lot of people are using the term bomb cyclone, i'm told it's rooted in the science of the weather. nicole joins us. >> reporter: you might say it's blowing up twitter. you see what i did there. one thing that's for sure with the impending storm is become part of our social media lex con >> when severe weather is in our midst we're

nicole brewer joins us with more han on that story. >> this issue but the issue ofe town in new jerseyon the navigational map. they created l road block they hope will get attention of tech giants. >> if there's one thing drivers try to steer clear of it's traffic. >> when people try to cut it and there's nowhere to go. >> people not knowing which way you're going. >> knowing you're going to be late. >> frustrating for many reasons why so many use navigational apps to get around it. >> watch-out construction on road ahead. >> i trust the app these days. sometimes the app sometimes the app show you the wicket roost. >> waiz is the way to go. >> and what if your street game the shortcut. >> i probably wouldn't like it too. >> i had that experience and it was extremely annoying. >> in lioni new jersey in the shadow of the jarj washington ridge that's what happened. and the mayor is not taking a backseat. >> they have a app says take a right, left, right, left so shave three minute off their commute. >> they put up signs to keep commuters out. drivers will be find 200 if they don't contemp

. >> nicole brewer is here with the do's own don't's of winter weather. >> yes, indeed. >> weather is the folks drive too fast or ones that don't take the time to clean off cars. we have running list of things evenp experts say you should always or never do. >> when the dog days of summer have passed and severe weather snets, there are certain things one should always do. >> always wear gloves. >> it's cold. >> good shoes so your feet don't get wet. >> from playering to creeping dry red cross suggests doing stretching especially he if you shuffle. >> i didn't know that but it makes sense. >> stay healthy in the snow. >> don't over exert yourself when could increase your ric rickive heart attack and hypothermia. >> don't travel if you don't have to. >> take home keep warm and put netflix on. >> new jersey law requires you clean snow off your car or face up to 1,000 fine. >> we get out there earlier so you have time to do things. >> aaa says fill up your tires and keep gas tank at least half full. >> i don't but my parents tell me to. >> grand father was always a stickler for that. >> b

nicole brewer joins us with that story and i think a lot of people can identify. >> for sure. super eagles, super bowl. it feels good to finally say the "s" word. i've been avoiding that for so long. it feels good. it was the kind of win that made everyone want to celebrate, and many of us did. myself included, well into the night. sunday night was a big one for birds fans. >> huge. >> my husband and i have been waiting for this for a long, long time. >> reporter: come monday morning, many paid the price. >> definitely the morning was rough. >> i lost my voice a little bit. >> reporter: making it tough to skate through the workday. >> for a lot of people that went to the game and drank and really partied, yeah. >> reporter: from operating on little to no sleep. >> running on fumes. >> a little bit of coffee, a lot of coffee. >> reporter: to trying our best to focus at work. >> i was delirious and happy and thinking about the eagles. >> it's no surprise major sporting events can affect the business's bottom line. >> i think businesses should plan ahead. >> reporter: but could i

nicole brewer is here how much facebook knows about its users. >> they know a lot about us. let's just say that much. our digital team featured an article from the birds today which revealed how facebook labels users politically. so we did a little digging and discovered our political leanings were just one aspect of a very detailed user profile. when it comes to politics how willing are you to share on social media? >> i share somewhat. >> not at all. >> i try to not make a post that's too controversial. >> reporter: regardless of what you post did you know facebook has you pegged? >> it makes sense. they have a lot of data based on my likes. >> reporter: based on what it thinks you are, it labels you liberal, moderate or conservative under preferences. >> >> i didn't know that. >> this is totally buried. you r you'll find your categories with u.s. politics towards the bottom. there in black and white, your per received political affiliation. >> i think they nailed it. >> very interesting. >> remember when you're not paying for a service like facebook you're the product. >>

nicole brewer hit the road to find out. >>> it's just cold and colder weather is on tap for the weekend. meteorologist kate bilo will tell you when the temperatures finally rise . >>> convenience stores and restaurants. >>> are we also ordering up a bunch of unwanted germs? alexandria hoff takes a closer look. >> food at our fingertips, customers increasingly tap into the hunger desire with a click on a kiosk, often the food is eaten soon or immediately after the order is complete. what else might we be picking up along with the meals >> with thousands of touch screen processed each day, we wanted to find out. >> i think about germs wherever >> armed with swabs and instructions, i set out on a nonscientific test to see what, if any, germs exist on our beloved touch screens. >> got my swab already >> documented with a camera phone we collected data by swabbing the menus inside three popular chain stores in our area, the locations were chosen at random and we did not hide what we were doing. >> taking a test of this. >> the samples were sealed as instructed and sent to a lab in south jers

nicole brewer joins us with that story and i think a lot of people can identify. >> for sure.uper eagles, super bowl. it feels good to finally say the "s" word. i've been avoiding that for so long. it feels good. it was the kind of win that made everyone want to celebrate, and many of us did. myself included, well into the night. sunday night was a big one for birds fans. >> huge. >> my husband and i have been waiting for this for a long, long time. >> reporter: come monday morning, many paid the price. >> definitely the morning was rough. >> i lost my voice a little bit. >> reporter: making it tough to skate through the workday. >> for a lot of people that went to the game and drank and really partied, yeah. >> reporter: from operating on little to no sleep. >> running on fumes. >> a little bit of coffee, a lot of coffee. >> reporter: to trying our best to focus at work. >> i was delirious and happy and thinking about the eagles. >> it's no surprise major sporting events can affect the business's bottom line. >> i think businesses should plan ahead. >> reporter: but could it

good evening, i'm jessica dean >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. eagles fever still running high but despite fun bird are getting ready for business. >> as we have mentioned count down is on. we have 11 days until kick off biggest game in 13 years. the field is taking shape in minnesota, this is u.s.a. stadium in minneapolis and see crews hard at work getting things ready for super bowl lii. officials say preparations have been underway there since after the vikings beat the saints in the divisional round , they have been at this for a while. >> new stage. >> sports director don bell joining us now. >> we're not talking about vikings or anything but the patriots. >> we are talking about the patriots and more specifically we're talking about tom brady, that is how they say tonight new england and boston. leslie van arsdal is at know of care complex where dean of quarterbacks, has pneumonia a hot topic. >> reporter: of course, dealing with tom brady, he is talk of the town. i will tell you nick foles when talking about playing patriots, chance to mak

. >> nicole brewer is here with surprising news weight gape could be contagious. >> sounds funny. we know factors affect our weight and bmi, diet, exercis exercise, and now geography to the list. >> when you think of something contagious you think. >> diseases, >> flu. >> laughter. >> how about obesity. >> a little shocked but it makes sense. >> a new study published in jama pediatrics suggests fatness may spread through social contagiousness. >> i think mind sets can be contagious. >> we're social creatures and tend to do what those around are us doing. >> military families assigned to army bases in countys with higher obesity rates were more likely to be overweight when compared to counter parts living in areas with lower rates of obesity and more expose eyre to the coupty the stronger the connection. you learn what you live. and it's a problem in schools too and problem with people being overweight. >> you're a product of your environment. >> the study has limitations. just because you're in close geographical proximity to someone doesn't mean they're part of your social networ

straight ahead nicole brewer looks into the science behind the hottest term this winter. >> also selling like hot cake as local company is loving the brutal cold. they sell heated clothing and the big name that gave the company a shout-out >>> a live look at cape may act nor'easter beginning to push into the region. we'll have more on the snow expected and the impact this storm will have on the snowfall. cbs presented by target.... there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kids to teach them the skills they need to achieve and set goals through marathon training. giving back has been part of our dna, so, the more we stay involved, the more we're being true to ourselves as a corporate partner. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> snowball fight. even snowed in florida with this system. a kid in tallahassee was so excited to see snow for the first time he ran around pure delight there. other kids took the opportunity to make snow angels.

nicole brewer joins us now with a look at the new research. >> and many of us associate perfectionism. >> we all know what it means to be a perfectist. >> have ridiculously high standards. >> reporter: do you consider yourself one? >> sometimes yes. >> with some things. >> do the best i can and hope for the best results. >> reporter: new research published by the american psychological association suggests young adults are more likely to say yes than previous generations. >> i would expect that would be true. >> probably has something to do with the increasing use of technology. >> reporter: the study which examined more than 40,000 college students from 1989 to 2016 found social perfectionism had increased 33% from then to now. >> kids are under a lot of pressure these days. >> testing and schools and colleges and job markets. >> reporter: researchers point to many factors, but raw data suggests social media and our tendency to compare could be a driving force. >> they all the best features of themselves, they tweet about nice things that happen to them. >> social media is the devil.

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean's off. ongoing blast is wreaking havoc on homes, businesses all across the delaware valley. >> we have team three coverage of the cold and consequences. we will check with "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans in conshohocken a bit but first meteorologist kate bilo in the weather center tracking colder air and some snow, kate. >> that is right, hard to believe we could talk about anything colder then what we have already felt but on friday, wind chill, may be in the 15 below zero range, and that is making 22 in the sound all that bad. so we have, 22 is currently in right now. eighteen in allentown. and, colder air waiting in the wings. call than see cold made it all the way down to portions of florida where temperatures are in the 30's and 40's, eight in columbus and real core of the cold here over great lakes 11 in minneapolis and nine, in milwaukee. that is what is heading our way by end of the week. it feels colder then it is, it feels sub zero in the poconos. four in allentown. only fe

nicole brewer hit the road to find out. >>> it's just cold and colder weather is on tap for the weekend. meteorologist kate bilo will tell you when the temperatures . >>> convenience stores and restaurants. >>> are we also ordering up a bunch of unwanted germs? alexandria hoff takes a closer look. >> food at our fingertips, customers increasingly tap into the hunger desire with a click on a kiosk, often the food is eaten soon or immediately after the order is complete. what else might we be picking up along with the meals >> with thousands of touch screen processed each day, we wanted to find out. >> i think about germs wherever >> armed with swabs and instructions, i set out on a nonscientific test to see what, if any, germs exist on our beloved touch screens. >> got my swab already >> documented with a camera phone we collected data by swabbing the menus inside three popular chain stores in our area, the locations were chosen at random and we did not hide what we were doing. >> taking a test of this. >> the samples were sealed as instructed and sent to a lab in south jersey. here are

nicole brewer has what the ad said and what the nfl does not want it to be seen. >> reporter: hi, guysnfl said it rejected that ad because it makes a political statement but with so many players, allowed to exercise their first amendment right on the field the veterans say they deserve the same respect. with colin kaepernick took a knee last season it launched a national movement that put the national football league in the center of controversy. >> i support the protests. >> definitely agree they had every right to protest. >> stand for the anthem. >> reporter: as nfl prepares for the big show we find ourself in another fire storm for refusing to include this a d by a veterans group with the #please stan, in its super bowl 52 program. >> it is already for a publication to refuse an ad that does not represent their editorial position. >> we don't vilify people or judge them if they choose not to stand. that is their right, of course , we're just asking them , to please stand. >> reporter: john howworth, the national communications director says nfl suggested they take their full page a

. >> it's common on social media nicole brewer went to see why. >> facebook, instagram.umble bragger think they have the best of both worlds but they're not fooling anybody. on line or off, it grates on people's nerves. >> yet many are guilty the themselves sgri mean i've done it. >> i'll admit it. >> i would say yes. >> we're talking about humble brag. >> saying positive things about yourself. >> and humble about it? while bragging? >> you don't want top have a big head and let people know. >> false humility take this by joe jonas totally walked down the wrong escalator at the airport from flashes of cameras go me. >> wants people to know. >> he's really popular and doesn't want to say look how pap larry am. >> not just joe in a study of personality and social psychology harvard researchers found 70% of participants could recall a humble brag they heard recently. >> social media people put on a front. >> humble braggers reviewed as less likable and less confident in workplace and some complying complying or self up promotion because it's honest. >> it's always better to

and nicole brewer tells us, we're actually the best in the nation. >> according to the latest zag atvey americans eat out spending average 36.40 per person, and for good reason. >> i love to eat. >> i don't like cook. >> nice getting out of the amazd scene. i want to go out for those reasons. >> with good and good tips. >> they're serving us, and they're providing gn r city it o unnoticed. did you know philadelphians are top when it comes to awesom. and it makes me feel proud to be in the city and be here. thk that's because a lot of people maybe in their past have been in >> no one is really like snob is more love job this year's nna of 1300 diners, found folks in philly give average surpassing the national average by 2%, line, we tippers those in portland, oregon. >> that's interesting. would foo tipping in exchange for higher menu price3% idea >> oh, that's terrible. >> it is performance based, ashe away from the experience. >> the same survey showed that bad service -- in fact, it was noise, other out, high prices, and parking. news."brewer, cbs-3, " >> okay, number one, all righ

. >> it's common on social media nicole brewer went to see why. >> facebook, instagram.umble bragger think they have the best of both worlds but they're not fooling anybody. on line or off, it grates on people's nerves. >> yet many are guilty the themselves sgri mean i've done it. >> i'll admit it. >> i would say yes. >> we're talking about humble brag. >> saying positive things about yourself. >> and humble about it? while bragging? >> you don't want top have a big head and let people know. >> false humility take this by joe jonas totally walked down the wrong escalator at the airport from flashes of cameras go me. >> wants people to know. >> he's really popular and doesn't want to say look how pap larry am. >> not just joe in a study of personality and social psychology harvard researchers found 70% of participants could recall a humble brag they heard recently. >> social media people put on a front. >> humble braggers reviewed as less likable and less confident in workplace and some complying complying or self up promotion because it's honest. >> it's always better to

nicole brewer has what the ad said and what the nfl does not want it to be seen. >> reporter: hi, guys. nfl said it rejected that ad because it makes a political statement but with so many players, allowed to exercise their first amendment right on the field the veterans say they deserve the same respect. with colin kaepernick took a knee last season it launched a national movement that put the national football league in the center of controversy. >> i support the protests. >> definitely agree they had every right to protest. >> stand for the anthem. >> reporter: as nfl prepares for the big show we find ourself in another fire storm for refusing to include this a d by a veterans group with the #please stan, in its super bowl 52 program. >> it is already for a publication to refuse an ad that does not represent their editorial position. >> we don't vilify people or judge them if they choose not to stand. that is their right, of course , we're just asking them , to please stand. >> reporter: john howworth, the national communications director says nfl suggested they take their full page

nicole brewer joins us with the debate. >> the first call to action came with investors and second cocreateer of iphone who tweeted device addiction is real and up to silicone valley to fix it. >> when asked if smart phones were addictive. >> absolutely. >> most of the folks we spoke to took it one step further. >> feel like i have to have in in my happened not by pocketbook. >> if i'm board i can look at it all day. >> if admitting you have a problem is the first step the diaper of apple wants to help with two and three and series of tweets they repen rsed recent criticism is f investorse tech giants to do more to combat digital addiction especially among khirng getting her to do anything, eat, homework, anything, take a bath. it's alls a problem. >> citing even bigger issues like insufficient sleep, depression and uside the coce coceter says users should be notified when they cross over to addiction. >> your phone said enough already. you're done. >> yeah i mean that would be probably pretty good for me. >> is it apple's responsibility. >> just like with alcohol or tobacco we expect a certa

nicole brewer joins us to explain how it works, and if everyone here wants to know how it works. >> yes, i mean it is really a big problem, right? this whole texting and driving according to the national highway traffic safety administration, it is six times more dangerous then driving under the influence. well, now local and state officials are introducing a new tool, in an effort to stop it. you have heard of a breathizer , what about a text izer. >> i have not, no. >> reporter: device which detects smart phone activity resembles an ipad and plugs directly into your smart phone and could help law enforcement determine distracted driving after an accident. >> not a bad idea. >> that could be a good thing. >> reporter: new jersey is among handful of states considering high tech tool and this week chicago could be the first city to pass legislation >> may not be a bad pilot, and perhaps a deterrent. >> i don't think would i like that. i feel like it is very invasive. >> reporter: manufacturer insist the device does not extract personal information, while alerting officers to phone activi

nicole brewer joins us to explain how it works, and if everyone here wants to know how it works. >> yes, i mean it is really a big problem, right? this whole texting and driving according to the national highway traffic safety administration, it is six times more dangerous then driving under the influence. well, now local and state officials are introducing a new tool, in an effort to stop it. you have heard of a breathizer , what about a text izer. >> i have not, no. >> reporter: device which detects smart phone activity resembles an ipad and plugs directly into your smart phone and could help law enforcement determine distracted driving after an accident. >> not a bad idea. >> that could be a good thing. >> reporter: new jersey is among handful of states considering high tech tool and this week chicago could be the first city to pass legislation >> may not be a bad pilot, and perhaps a deterrent. >> i don't think would i like that. i feel like it is very invasive. >> reporter: manufacturer insist the device does not extract personal information, while alerting officers to phone activi

. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington.d were on the field in south fail this afternoon. lets get right out to leslie van arsdal at novacare complex with more, hi there leslie. >> hi there guys what you do before a big game like this is so, so important. they are trying to keep these guys focused. they are trying to keep things around here business as usual, and as you mentioned they were back at work today back at practice, they had team meetings earlier in the week but they are practicing with pad on, doug wants to get in tough, hard, practices and as if they were playing a game this weekend and, of course, they are not preparing for an ordinary game, it is super bowl and when you are fortunate enough to be playing in it everyone wants to be there with you have one wants a ticket, and that can pose a problem for the players. >> main thing is just tickets. trying to get hotel rooms. it it is pure chaos. it is not organized. personally i think it should be. super bowl should be prestigious, a lot of the distractions from th

good evening, i'm jessica dean >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington.ning high but despite fun bird are getting ready for business. >> as we have mentioned count down is on. we have 11 days until kick off biggest game in 13 years. the field is taking shape in minnesota, this is u.s.a. stadium in minneapolis and see crews hard at work getting things ready for super bowl lii. officials say preparations have been underway there since after the vikings beat the saints in the divisional round , they have been at this for a while. >> new stage. >> sports director don bell joining us now. >> we're not talking about vikings or anything but the patriots. >> we are talking about the patriots and more specifically we're talking about tom brady, that is how they say tonight new england and boston. leslie van arsdal is at know of care complex where dean of quarterbacks, has pneumonia a hot topic.