host: norman solomon? guest: i think it's essential we not normalize a presidency that is moving towards dictatorship, with contempt for the law including the supreme law of the land, the constitution. it is stunning to me, and i don't live inside the beltway, i live in california. it is remarkable and notable when you get to washington, d.c., when you get to the capital the concerns of so many people around the country such as what you just expressed are filtered out. so to speak, walled off. when you have according to polling half of the country now just as supportive on a critically for impeachment as thereher half is opposed, is on capitol hill a sort of tone deaf quality. a call to account the democratic party and republican party leadership. it is not the role of nancy pelosi to try to prevent a constitutional process from going forward. it is not the role of elected members of the house to just follow a party line. if you're going to have a bunch of birds a light on a phone wire, it first takes one.

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. >> i'm rahel solomon. live report on the the cars mishap in just a moment, but first, let's get to katie with this morning's forecast. good morning, kate. >> i starting things off on nice quiet note. skies are nice and clear, eventually when the sun does come up, have to battle some sun glare, but at least for now it is all tranquil across the region, 33 the current temperature at the region, mid to upper 20's around the outlying suburbs, dover, in at 30 at the moment. so off to chilly start certainly. but, if the chill isn't the thing, going to end up with warming conditions, as the week progresses here, in fact the day already warming up. i checked the daytime high mid 50's, one day hits the 70s, coming up i'll let you know that happens and couple of rain chances along the way. >> sounds good. thank you so muchment happy monday to all of you. looking outside, the ben franklin bridge, westbound direction, looking good. looking just as it should now cracking into the 5:00 hour, one of the areas that we kno

apparently got the in the building same way they got out from the roof, good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in john's roast pork in south philadelphia with more on the brazen burglary, anita. >> reporter: rahel and jim, it was very brazen. the owner job bucci believes it was a professional job because of the tools and skills these thieves needed to break in behind me. they tell me last time someone broke in here was about 15 years ago, but around 3:00 thieves hit again and stole nearly five you this dollars in cash. now check out view from chopper three, the thieves were able to break the lock to the the exhaust fan, remove the motor, and then go down from the roof to steel thousands of dollars in cash, and they even cut wires, to the point of system and stole dvr hidden so there is no surveillance video available. philadelphia police say these unsuccessfully tried to break in the atm machine as well but the worst part of this is that some of the honey stolen was ear hashing, for the national bone mar or registry. several yea

. >> i'm rahel solomon. so let's get you out the door this tuesday morning, checking the forecast with katie and the roads with meisha. >> good morning, how was your president's day? >> we were all here. >> i still loved it. you can still say you had a good day, right? happy tuesday, everyone, roads looking good. we do have one accident and a lot of construction out there. >> thankfully quiet roads to go along with it, quiet weather overhead, couple of clouds it start the day off. see the clouds build throughout the day. our temperature into the low 50's, for our region, and we're still above average even though is actually going to be one of the coolest days of the past for our area. so you can already see little thin vale of clouds. eventually will build n current temperature readings into the mid to low 30's, 28 up at mount pocono, chill for you there. but regardless, thankfully wind still pretty light. we keep it that way throughout the course of the day, we start off with sunshine, follow it up with clo

to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomon.this week we sift the debris of the boston marathon in the company of kevin bacon and mark wahlberg in patriots day. we take a long, sad look at the life of footballer and alcoholic, george best. examining how the swagger became a stagger. and putting you off fluffy robes for life, we seek a cure for wellness in a swiss alpine spa. so, let's start with patriots day. it is the story of the 2013 boston marathon bombing and the manhunt afterwards? yes, the aftermath. it gripped the world. there was this extraordinary bombing of the boston marathon, which takes place on patriots day. it is a well known national event. it was bombed by two brothers.

jason solomons has been watching with me. it garnered so many nominations, it has performed well but not swept the board. 11 nominations, it was led to believe it might be going for a record, eight or nine would have put it up there with the highest ever bafta awards, but early on it was performing very well. by the end it did, it won five baftas. emma stone for best actress, best director for damien chouly el, and best actor. it is an escapist musical? it is the film at the moment that is giving people a lift, a bit of sunshine in an ever darkening world is how it has been pitched. and that is interesting because for people who haven't seen it, it is so los angeles, so hollywood, steeped in that world, and i think we were interested to see whether the british academy, a different set of voters from the academy awards in the states, from the golden globe is, might not be quite as in thrall to that as an american judge might be. indeed, but it turns out that the charm of the leads, ryan gosling and emma stone, and the craft of

. -- solomon promise. promise. you are a fine fit for the role. you set your life on a path of helping and giving others. after graduating from the medical college of pennsylvania you went on to internet deal university. -- intern at yale university. one of the nation's leaders in health care. a chief medical officer at the university of pennsylvania health system. an executive at multiple medical organizations including president and ceo. undersecretary for health at the department the president trump has now called on you to lead. qualifications, your compassion and professionalism voterise to the 100-0 confirming your nomination. [applause] we know you will be of great benefit. not so much to the department of veterans affairs as to our heroes across this country. men and women who serve in uniform. to whom we owe a debt our nation will ever -- never be able to fully repay. we are grateful for your continued service. president trump that i have full faith you will honor the service of these american heroes and fulfill our nations some of -- sol

. >> i'm rahel solomon. greg argos is live at the scene, in juniata park with more on the search for two suspect watch do we know? >> reporter: rahel, right now, still no arrests this afternoon, though investigators here in juniata say they do have surveillance video of the entire thing from home surveillance video inside this house. now, let's back up three days. around 11:00 friday night, february 17th, that's when police say the victim here, 50 year old man, neighbors identified by his first name, steve, well, steve was work in his home garage. the door of the garage opened, two mask men came inside. they found the homeowner with electrical tape, gagged him with a rag, and in one of the home's bedrooms, that entire terrifying ordeal lasted just 15 minutes, police say, but they say the victim could not free himself. he stayed tied up in the bedroom for more than two days until his brother found him last night, around 5:00. he took his brother to the hospital tore treated for severe facial injuries as well

deals are ushering in an .ggressive era of m&a we spoke with david solomon about the rising tech deals activity in the space at the conference. lot ofe is certainly a capital available for companies that are growing. that capital is available privately away from the public market. last year certainly was a historically low year in terms of ipo activity. i believe these things add then ebb and flow, so we are hopeful to see more of ipo activity this year. if they are able to run their businesses, grow, and access capital privately and there aren't other pressures, these companies are putting off the opportunity to come to the market longer, and the reason they can is because of capital available privately. i would expect to see companies come back to the market, but that process will be thoughtful, methodical for these companies. caroline: we saw plenty of consolidation and m&a while cash balances were heavy. wemight see more cash, if see money brought back into the united states. in the tech space is active right now. we have been involved in 14 m&a transactions since the first of the

. >> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden live on ninth and washington in south fill which more on the message and the impact. joe, good afternoon. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good afternoon, what started as social media campaign has certainly materialized here, in south philadelphia this afternoon. we see along this group of businesses here on ninth street practically everyone of these businesses cents is closed, again, the social media campaign really a grass root campaign, materializing here this afternoon, everybody here appearing to be a participation if the day caught immigrants. we've seen the signs on businesses reminding patrons why they are closed. there are dozens and dozens of stores, restaurants, and other places closed at this noon hour across south philadelphia. now, let me show you what it was like just yesterday at this moment, in a restaurant at south and federal, the kitchen staff as you can clearly see very busy, prepping for lunch hour crowd, but not today. the work forc

. >> aim rahel solomon, liver with the radnor police department with details from news conference that just wrapped up minutes ago, joe, good afternoon, what are police saying? >> rahel, jim, good afternoon, police are telling us there are through juvenile victims and one adult victim in this case. let's get right to the video and show you that the defendant arriving to her arraignment, identified as mia de nay johnson of philadelphia. cbs-3 was there, as officers led her in. johnson we're told is aid and counselor at radnor's the village school. >> purposely showing pictures of herself to students while the midst in the sex act, it was purposeful and graphic, now, johnson also accused of flashing students at the school, at different points in time. police tell us the village school conducted a thorough investigation, and contacted investigators, as they're required to do so under pennsylvania law, mia johnson, they say, had contact with children at other schools and that concerns them. >> also was employed at five different, call them, schools or places where she could have contact wi

. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> so how did it all happen? for the answers lets guess to los angeles, joining us live, guys, what a way to end the show. >> i mean, seriously, jim, rahel, owes cars usually about glitz, glamour, but last night, it was about one unforgettable gap. let's start with the best picture mix-up that left everybody scratching their heads. >> and the academy award for best picture -- >> go on. >> la-la land. >> i thought he was joking. >> did i too. >> the cast and crew of la-la land very eager to except the award gave nearly two minutes every thank you speeches, until oscar producers appeared on stage. >> horrible. moonlight of course was the true winner. there was an envelope switch. la-la land's producer, i thought very graciously, handed over the award. the entire room was completely stunned. >> nobody was more stunned than warren beaty later apologized explaining that he wasn't joking when he was hesitating to read the card. >> moonlight cast took the stage, complete total shock. specially director barry jenkins. >>

. >> i'm rahel solomon.ew report alleges that members of president trump's team made contact with russia on numerous occasions before the election. correspondent michelle macaluso has the developments now from capitol hill. >> reporter: president trump unleash add tweet storm wednesday morning pushing back against a new york times report that some of his staff and other associate has repeated contacts with russian intelligence during the 2016 campaign. he wrote "the real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by intelligence like candy, very un-american". >> f bit. i are looking weather people close to the president were wording with russian officials last year. they questioned michael flynn about his pre inauguration phone ball with russian ambassador to the u.s. that led to flynn's resignation monday night. >> the level of trust between the president and general flynn had eroded to the point where he felt he had to make change. >> reporter: congress is already investigating russ

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan.in just a minute. first, here's what you need to know to get your day started in the morning minute. >> developing now, manhunt underway for driver who dragged a philadelphia police officer. it happened during traffic stop in east germantown. >> it is the end after era. the greatest show on earth, rolls into philly, for its final act. >> we're very sad this will be the last >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is kind of hard to characterize the press conference. words fail me. how about cnn? >> it was un hinged. >> what do its friends over at fox news say? >> all righty. >> very funny. nice try. very funny. >> okay, what did fox news really say? >> wow. all righty then. >> good stuff from stephen colbert. we should say sore bye the audio glitch. having some technical difficult thinks our studio today but we appreciate you staying with us, continue to watch over the next hour and a half. see what else goes on. this is live tv. >> sounding good, we appreciate that. >> katie is out on the skydeck with a good

. >> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter joe e holden is live at the state police barracks in newark, delaware, news conference just wrapped up within the hour, what can you tell us? >> rahel, jim, good afternoon, and it was difficult to watch. as the governor and commissioners here at this news conference broke up inch describing their lost for the corrections department here in the state of delaware. as you said, sergeant steven floyd, was a 16 year veteran of the department of corrections, james t vaughn around 5:00 this morning, many of these details just released at news conference, let's go ahead, show you photo we just obtained of sergeant steven floyd. again, on the force, with the prisons and corrections department, in the state of delaware for 16 years. now, it is unknown, it has been unknown, officials said, with a was the latest word on two hostages, including sergeant floyd. floyd and the fbi had been using radio to contact the inmate who were holding the prison. the decision to breach

that's "eyewitness news" today at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon.all of us here, thank for watching. "eyewitness news" continues on line at cbsphilly.com. of course the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> phyllis: good morning! >> ravi: oh, hey. good morning, phyllis. >> phyllis: hey. i really had a nice time last night. thank you for keeping a lonely divorcee company on valentine's day. >> ravi: oh, no problem. you can see why my escort services are in such high demand. >> phyllis: [ chuckles ] >> ravi: not that i would ever use -- or that you would ever -- look, i was just joking. >> phyllis: i know. >> ravi: i'm sorry. i had fun. >> phyllis: so where'd you run off to? >> ravi: uh, back to work, actually. >> phyllis: you came back here? >> ravi: yeah, to debug a few thousand lines of code. >> phyllis: i respect your work ethic. i do. you just promise me once every couple of months, you take a night away from all of this, okay? >> ravi: yeah, i promise. thanks. >> ashley: [ sighs ] >> devon: oh, man. hey,

caroline: my conversation with goldman sachs co-chief opperating officer david solomon. to come, general keith alexander joins us to discuss the new administration's approach to cybersecurity, next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ .. .. caroline: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology". i'm caroline hyde. u.s. officials are investigating the extent of contact between president trump advisors and russian intelligence agents in the lead up to the election. this after michael flynn step down this week. the developments are the latest example of national concern about russia's cyber capabilities and influence on u.s. national security. we spoke with retired four-star general keith alexander. he is now at the helm of ironnet cybersecurity. >> i don't want to get in front of the president not having seen the executive order. what he gave to the press about addressing government, getting their i.t. infrastructure ready, getting governmen

out, hard to realize we have to remind ourselves n for messy thursday, good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. so how much can you expect where you sniff let's finds out, katie fehlinger live on sunday i cbs-3 skydeck, katie, sky electric will soon be covered with snow tomorrow. >> indeed it will be, you have said it already, too, but it is absolutely so hard to believe. what we are looking ahead to here, the stars will align, perfect set to up see the kind of drastic change that we will from one day to the next, but man it feels good outside. taste a mid-april. we already have a new record for the folks here in philadelphia, let's take you outside to more localized zoom on storm scan to show you what's up. sky essentially clear, cull elf clouds here and there, but helping temperatures to moderate. look at this, 24 degrees in surplus in allentown, from where were you this same time yesterday. here in philly, it is 17. what does that translate to on the thermometer? currently at 63 degrees, we did officially hit 64 already. but you're flirting with 70 right now in atlantic

. >> i'm rahel solomon. out the door with a check on the forecast with a check on roads with katie and meisha. >> happy monday. so starting off with a little bit after bang. we have overturned tractor-trailer, mt. laurel, new jersey, on the new jersey turnpike, we will be talking about that in a bit. >> thankfully the wet letter cooperate for anyone travel today. combat some sun glare i would say, certainly as the sun continues to come up earlier and earlier every day, later and later, yes, becomes more of an issue for the a.m. and p.m. drivers. rye now storm scan is very quiet. it will stay that way throughout the day. not too much after breeze, just minor one that you may notice ever so slightly. but generally this just looks like very calm day, certainly storm scan reflect that with nice clear sky overhead at the moment. now we did have cold front that passed through, and it did actually knock our temperatures back. however, it didn't knock them far enough back that we're actually back to what's seasonabl

. >> i'm rahel solomon. start with the rain. meteorologist, katie fehlinger to tell us how long it will stick around. >> you know what actually looks as though the worse of the rain already beginning to make its parts. into the northeastern counties, still going to find some of that rain. but, for the most part, we are less, at this point, system left us with some damp roadways, even in some of the spots, little sunshine trying to break through. take a look at storm scan. yes, the bolt of heavy rain, kent county, salem, atlantic, cape may county, didn't get too much down that way, really is again the brunt of the storm system. that is going to bring that rain here today. so, while it is still quite dreary outside, in bernville, berks county, you've got the gray skies, you can tell it is damp, little hazy off in the distance, take a look at margate, for example, sun gleeming off of the open ocean water. so it depend where you are, what you will see overhead at the moment. even here in philadelphia it does look like not only is th

. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan, chances are lots of people in for bad hair day today. >> katie here to explain how long we will be experiences these wilds winds. >> today is not the day for the hairstyles, i mean, unless you aquatone the bee-jesus out that far thing, you will see it flying everywhere, but do expected to as you guys mentioned, very blustery day. i'm seeing the win gusts peaking near 50 miles per hour. this is going to be a running theme all day today. taking a look at storm scan3, actually see it just across the pa state border even into the poconos couple of snow showers still working their way in here. but you might see a snow squawl even as far south as outlying suburbs north of philadelphia throughout the day. but his is wind driven precipitation, guys, our storm system departing just on the heals of the storm that you get this pressure gradient setting us up, so wind advisory posted until 6:00 for southeastern pa northern new jersey, then by comparison, rest of the region all, southern jersey, the entire state every delaware not to menti

that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues, we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. no, there are no margarita's un here. >> but now we can go get some. it is happy hour, right? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >> victoria: [ sighs ] >> hilary: oh, okay. that look works. it'll read great on camera. >> victoria: thanks. i thought -- >> hilary: did mariah grab you for the pre-interview? >> victoria: um, all the questions that she -- >> hilary: okay, great, great. um, i have to go, but i will see you on set, okay? >> victoria: uh -- >> lily: hi. i'll be ready in time, i promise. >> victoria: no, it's okay. i wasn't expecting you for 10 more minutes. >> lily: the babysitter called, said that she found her keys, but thank you for understanding. >> victoria: oh, no, that's okay. us moms have to stick together. i'll see you on set. >> lily: okay. >> victoria: okay. >> ma

good afternoon i'm jim donovan >>> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live this vineland the daylight shows the extent of the damage, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon jim and rahel. much of the damage is concentrated in the back of the building. help crew as arrived they found three people tangling from the second floor window tossing out their belongings trying to get to safety. thankfully they are okay. they know of 28 people who seven been displays by this has i have fire which took, more than one hours, to get under control. you you can see damage to the ramada inn is extensive. much of the roomies charred. you can still shellshock this is air. we want to get to this dramatic video there earlier this morning when you could see flames shooting out of the roof of the building here in the two to hundred block of west landis island in vineland it says at least 12 rooms are heavily damaged there this two alarm fire. guest didn't hear tire alarms but they woke up to police officers banging on their doors a

but, first, this morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. be here along in a minute. first what you need to know to get your day started in the morning minute. >> any time something like this happens, you can't help but feel violated. >> a violation of trust. local nurse accused of secretly recording patients with their clothes offer. police believe there are at least eight victims, and say there could be even more. >> all the sudden boom out move where got up and ran. >> small plane crashes into homes in southern california and burst into flames. >> three of the five people on the plane were killed. >> i'll be talking about the military. i'll be talking about the boarder. >> president trump goes to prime time tonight for his first address to a joint session every congress. >> donald trump calls any story he doesn't like fake news. >> i mean, all things -- >> how does it get under my desk. >> i have a tunnel. >> tunnel? >> you miss it, don't you? >> i miss it. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and don't stop the party. they're up all night in new orleans, as fat

good morning i'm rahel solomon >>> i'm jim donovan. here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. >>> a triple shooting overnight in philadelphia's east mt. airy section and police believe that one of the injured, is the the actual shooter. >>> we don't want anybody to get hurt. >>> a dangerous heist on the the main line, police say thieves looking for luxury cars are break nothing to homes. >>> we will fight, fight, fight. >> protest erupt outside white house moments after president trump reversed course on obama era guidance protecting transgendered students. >>> do you remember this the president called the media the enemy of the american people, in response, today, the washington post added a sub header to its front page that says democracy dies in dark ness. it is a strong message that they are going to hold trump accountable, a message he will receive the minute fox and friends reports on it. democracy dies in darkness beat out their other top choices, no, you shut up. come at me, bro and we took down

. >> i'm rahel solomon. surprising nim ber of people who are stressed because of valentine day. first a check on your forecast. >> i'm stressed. >> no stress, no stress. >> yes, that begs the question. do any of you feel stress ?d. >> no. >> i feel great about valentine's, i don't know about you. >> i'm sure you would. >> well, good morning, everything is looking good on the roadways, yes, you brought up the market frankford line, talking a lot about that day. >> today looks lick it will be bringing us some wet weather as we are tracking another storm system moving n but it is very, very mild outside. so we are finding here couple of little speckles of pink now, giles, showing up across the lehigh valley, carbon monroe count its specially off to the north of that. so if you are traveling up toward the further extent of the northeast extension or the i80 interchange, do expect you may run into some slick travel out that way from the beginning of storm system. that will be bridging in stud -- steadier batch for the rest of us. everything basically scattered. here in philadelphia i

. >>> and, good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to get your day started in our morning minute. >>> narcotics officers received information that there was going to be an abduction. >> acting object that tip, officers in place and saw entire abduction unfold so they acted quickly to rescue this young woman. >>> search is on for four men caught on tape attacking a man in south philadelphia. >> i'm keeping another promise , to the american people, pie nominating, judge neil gorsuch. >> speculation is over, president trump interest tuesdayed his nominee to the supreme court. >> this nominee to the supreme court is the worst nightmare. >> there can't be anymore of these executive order. >> he has got more. >> is this your donald trump impression. >> i thought this is how men trust now. >> the president sets mens fashion and this is i saw inauguration super long tie, dead animal on hood, boom. >> i still don't understand the super long tie thing, someone nee

>>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a minute but first here's what we need to start your day in the morning minute. >> they will never get it. >> immigrants are taking a stand nationwide they plan to walk off the job as part of the day without immigrant protest. >>> business owners here in this part of the south philadelphia alone, tell is some 20 stores and restaurant won't open up that doors today >> put your hand in my face and i will knock you out. >> reporter: video has gone viral atlantic city police officer threatening two men in the traffic stop. >> many are questioning whether strong language and protent used by officer is necessary. >>> president trump is looking for a new secretary of labor as ceo andrew bus bus inner. >> it is service of his wife in 1990 peering on the talk show describing domestic abuse who brought that to light? who is powerful enough, to topple a cabinet secretary? you guessed it, oprah. >> indeed, very powerful woman >> stephen colbert getting more in th

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. we have complete coverage of the winter weather. >> trang do in lehigh county, joe hold men montgomery county but we will turn to katie, who is here in our studios, good morning, katie. >> you know this storm system really is, performing as we had anticipated when it comes to it's a arriving and also starting to change over here locally. we are basically seeing the storm split the region this two when it comes to precipitation types across i-95. we will start off by looking at the map here local zoom, you can see heavy snow rates coming in across chester county, portions of western montgomery upper bucks and cold air continues to funnel in right now. it is math other time before the changeover takes place and certainly in new jersey but delaware and with time you will start to see that snow piling up if it hasn't begun to already in the northern counties. we will check with trang do to see some of that. looking at some of the alerts that we have got winter storm warning in that purple

chilly temperatures, afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan, live team coverage of this morning's wintery mix from the city to the suburbs, with reporters greg argos, cleve bryan, and anita oh. we hit the road early this morning, this is what we found, wipers on. this is a view windshield of mobile three video photo john list, to show conditions earlier today, as snow is falling on route 202 south in malvern, chester county, it was a familiar scene throughout much of the area as s the snow fell. >> and we continue to keep track of the road conditions, with meisha johnson, and meteorologist, lauren casey and katie fehlinger. tracking what comes next that the storm is moving on. the weather sent war close look at the storm, where does can things stand now, in. >> the storm is very swiftly pulling away. so, it is primarily at this point in a new england issue, when we start things off by looking very quickly here at storm scan3, what you will find is the back edge already moved out. so, it did move through quickly than originally anticipated with the back edge of the snow, but we wil

>>> i'm rahel solomon. let's check weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> i i cannot help but think about what will happen tomorrow. >> just one day at a time. >> just one day at a time. >> so walking out the door this morning i will say i had high coat opened, i was taking off my clothes, walking outside the building. with you i will say road are very wet. it the will slow us down, and we have one accident out there >> thankfully it doesn't look like much more than a quick shower out there in a couple sots but it is a very mild take and very much like april to take but before we see just a completely opposite turnaround, take place here. we have showed you that system starting to develop across nebraska, iowa that will be making its arrival here and intensifying coming our way. in the meantime i want to get you out the door on this hit. the police stick with us for much more on the storm for thomas we go through the rest of the broadcast here but for now clouds will begin to clearly very well detine

. >> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a minute. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >>> terrifying armed robbery, caught on tape, now police need your help tracking down a suspect who held up a lawn try math in east mt. airy. >> police say all three men appear to be, in their late. >> a russian spy ship off the coast of the new jersey and delaware. >> all part of putin being putin testing limits. >> reporter: white house and pentagon are keeping an eye on the ship's movements. >> america has a you this top dog five-year old rumor won best in show at west minister dog show. looking to philadelphia lieutenant of jobs in this administration, the rumor has it that his pick for ambassador to australia is trump's supporter and friendly grocer with the dark secret, patrick park, ambassador to austria, why? he is obsessed with the sound of music. that is not how this works. is that how it works now. i have seen the lord of the rings 50 times to that make me ambas

. >> i'm rahel solomon. we're here, but what a weekend it was. hopefully you got out to enjoy the amazing weather. >> katie, checking the forecast. >> good morning, ladies? good morning, happen mine day. nothing says spring fever, well, good morning, we're back at it, tractor-trailer overturned in mt. laurel. >> weather. >> all looks good. definitely cooler day by comparison, much cooler but still well above average if that makes sense, still going to top off to the mid 50's, follow a high would dictate on this day of the year only mid 40's, and yes, it will be another pretty mile one for us here. at least for the standards, but not the caliber what we had last week, or yesterday i should say. meanwhile outside we go, here, nice clear sky, very, very calm over the city of philadelphia and everywhere else, barely have any breeze at all to speak of here. looking at storm scan, again, not heck of a lot to report here. barely even cloud in the sky. that in part will help us cool down little bit more readily, but again, what you see will be what you g

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> katie and meisha will be along in just a minute, ibl ' jim donovan. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> a dramatic scene captured by a viewer, flames racing through row home overnight in philadelphia's harrowgate section. >> fortunately, there are no injuries to report this morning. however, two families are without a home today. >> the repairs, i can't exactly speculate. >> commuters on septa market frankford line may have to squeeze in a little tighter. nearly 100 train cars remain out of service after cracks were found on the trains. >> i stand here today in opposition to this domination. >> senate democrats are pulling an all night toar protest the nomination every betsy de vos for education secretary. >> a wild scene in rid en rittee square. man steels a cab and takes on a joy ride. >> i was make. as soon as we pulled him out of the car, he said i'm mentally ill. take me to the hospital. >> meet eleanora, the winning name for the little blue penguin chick born at the adventure aquarium. >> and eleanora means

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha along in just pavement first here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> violent home invasion stopped in its tracks. >> i'm told two of these women live at this home, at this point, police are not sure why they were targeted. >> homes evacuated dollars and major road closed when tanker truck overturns in warrington, bucks county spilling thousands of gallons every fuel. >> see in you court, president trump fires back after federal appeals court struck down his travel ban. >> go buoy advantage a stuff. i'm go get some myself today. >> against the rules for white house employees to show products? >> funny story, it is. kellyanne has been canceled, and she has been canceled on that subject, and that's it. >> where is melissa mccarthy when we need her? >> katie, go out there, afraid it was going to freeze out, there it is cold. >> you know, i have to be very careful where i sit on my little platform here they have to put me on little step stool. but

cities top prosecutor, was slapped with a record fine for ethics violations, good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. man tasha brownies live outside d.a.'s office in center sit the which more on why, williams will not seek a good term, good afternoon, natasha. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim. not a resignation as many had speculatedd, this may be, but certainly an apology, from d.a. seth williams, a decision he says is necessary at this time. >> during my tenure, i have made regrettable mistakes in my personal life, and, personal financial life, that casts an unnecessary shadow over the district attorney's office. >> reporter: somewhat abrupt announcement from district tern seth williams, he will not the run for, reelection admitting he has brought shame to the office. williams faced ethics violations including failure to report $160,500 in gifts and income. he was ordered to pay $62,000 fine, last who, by the philadelphia board of ethics. the largest fine ever imposed by the board. williams says that the decision to not seek a third term was difficult, but natalie best option

i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm katie fehlinger. >> and i'm jim donovan. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> a headache for commuters this morning, as septa pulls dozens of cars from the market frankford "el." that's after tracks were found in two cars. cracks were found in two cars. >> syrian family denied entry at philadelphia international airport. they are arriving at jfk airport this morning. meanwhile the trump administration is appealing a ruling that is halting his travel ban. >> in what could go down as the best superbowl over, the patriots prevail. >> this has been just incredible team. >> lady gaga dazzles the superbowl audience performing a mass of her great i have, her greatest hits. >> superbowl 51. >> a competition of cuteness in the puppy bowl. >> the petco lombardi trophy. by the way i'm sure you want to know, team rough running with their tails between their legs, the dogs actually picked a play in the at the pup he bowl at the morris animal refuge. >> we had them theer to pick the championship of the cbs-3 morning, th

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, do you believe the month is almost over? >> crazy. >> i cannot believe it is going so fast, but i'm so looking forward to june. >> the heck with the other months? >> don't worry about it, june, bring it on, baby. looking outside, we do have one accident out there antoine of construction, and i think a little busy now that everyone is jumping back on the roads after the holiday. >> yesterday was really busy, too, for a holiday? but regardless at least the wet letter cooperate for us again today, we will see mixture of cloud and sunshine here throughout the day. warmfront lifting in. as we take a look though at the bethlehem camera from high atop hotel bethlehem overlooking main street here, in the distance, all is dry. all is calm. we don't have the flag shot in this particular camera view. but it is pretty calm wind right now. so not too much movement on the flags in the field cameras right now either. off in the distance all is

i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> we are so glad it is february but come on, jim, right. all right. well, good morning. we are looking outside. roads are looking good but we have an overturn tractor trailer on i-95 and it is slowing you down. we will have more coming up. >> yes, this is time of the year where it is like okay, when is april? we don't have any holidays to look forward to until springtime, right. >> can we talk valentines day. >> yes. >> we can. >> yes. >> let's take you out there and as you mentioned partly sunny, breezy conditions are the story to day. the cloud overhead certainly but we don't have any systems rolling through for a change. we have not been able to say that last couple taste. that is a welcome change here. cloud, rolling through, the camera here at this point. what we will find throughout the take is a mix of sun and clouds, and also, maybe a snow shower in the the mountains but noticeable breeze for most of us. that wind wi

>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha of course keeping an eye on things this morning, getting us out the door. >> good morning. >> all i have to do, look over at jim. what's going on over there? >> you know the funny thing, katie, we don't even know what's going on. good morning, everyone, septa, construction, but the good thing the roadways nice and dry. kate a lot of people are tweeting is it going to stay this way? >> no, absolutely not. are places, too, finding the rain, really no. dry here right now. just cloudy skies, but whether we take you out to storm scan, what you will notice here, actually little hint of pink up across the poconos, as it is still cold enough up that way to support little icing. so if you are traveling, make the commute in on i78 out to new york city, could be slick travel along that int hate -- change. so please be careful out this way. regardless though all eventually in for some rain here. it looks mainly like mid-day issue. but the initial problem with the freezing rain ad

. >> i'm rahel solomon. liver at the mount carmel cemetery, and joe, those work versa lot of work ahead of them. >> or yen takes for workers happening right behind me, and they're right on time this noon hour. they are going to go from noon to 4:00. they expect groups of 50 people on the hour to come through here to do some raking to do some cleaning up, they're not going to be lifting any of the headstones as a place they're going to leave that to the professionals. let's go ahead and take you up to chopper three, give you some aerial shots of the damage over this cemetery, of course, it is still clear, what happened here saturday night, as police tell us when more than 100 headstones were toppled. >> the work to undo what so many have called pure evil is underway, people from across the country have reached out in the wake of extensive vandalism, at mount carmel jewish cemetery. >> when i first laid eyes on the devestation there, it was -- i didn't know what to say, what to do, utterly disgusting. >> more

>>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.o our breaking news we are seeing movement in the yard of the delaware's largest mens prison. lets take a look within the last 30 minutes we have seen inmates as we can see led out and laying face town. not exactly clear what is going on. we have said a hostage situation broke out yesterday at vaughn correctional center and inmates were holding two prison employees hostage. the once we have an official update we will let you know. the let check the forecast. i don't know about six weeks but this next week should feel like winter. >> absolutely, and we did just get word that phil did in fact , see his shadow so as old legend goes it means that we are going to be seeing six more weeks of inter but you said it, it business to get chilly. light snow showers rolling through, and may see another couple flakes here and there but generally speaking we are looking for lots of sunshine to to take, temperatures dropping down ton mid 30's and we will see very light round of snow this is the p.m. h

. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus a place to go for mardi gras fin tonight. first forecast with katie and the roads with meisha. >> good morning, happy tuesday. roads are looking good. they're looking nice, dry right now, hopefully stays that way. a lot of construction out there. we'll get to all of that. >> it won't necessarily stay that way all day, showers will develop, but the warmth beginning to build in the area. as we start things offer by taking you outside to storm scan3, clouds are out, there helping to keep temperatures little milder after this morning, as well, certainly some green speckles showing up across specially parts of the area here, not necessarily actually verifying at the ground level, but a lot of moisture beginning to build up in the atmosphere. taking a look at the temperatures, off to mild start here. 50 degrees, both millville, wildwood, 51 atlantic city, mid 40's going into philadelphia and the i95 corridor. but regardless, mile beginning to a february morning, yet again for us, here, and we're very likely going to continue this t

. >> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us at septa headquarters in center city for news conference scheduled in about an hour. joe, what can you tell us? >> good afternoon, we expect to learn more information when septa speaks to us and briefs reporters at the news conference, now, spokesman within the hour tells me things this morning went a little smoother than they expected after a third of the train cars that make up the market frankford line both in service. septa place say mostly due in part to lighter crowd this morning, because of last night 's game. now, let's go ahead, bring you up to speetd. cracks found under two train cars during routine inspection friday night. as a result that far discovery third of the fleet was yanked from service. cbs-3 got ticked off to the problem around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. short time later septa officials announce the market frankford riders should prepare for over-crowding and delays come this morning. a union official just short time

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. all that plus top doggies crowned at west minister dog show but first a check of the forecast and those roads with meisha, good morning. >> happy tuesday to you. >> it is wednesday. >> i'm not getting over valentines day. >> happy monday, everybody. >> yes, we will go all the way back to monday. how was your groundhog's day, everybody. >> we're all tired now. >> yes. >> the roadways are looking really good this morning, really dry. the it felt nice, in places today. >> yes. >> not too breezy. that breeze will pick up with time, two separate disturbance s bypassing us throughout the day but trigger a little hint of wet weather. i don't think you need umbrella. the let me show you, right now we cane both disturbances one off to the south, in the southern most delaware a hint of steady rain and then well off across upstate new york, canadian border crossing over that. we have two pieces of energy that merge together to create a storm system but not here. it is more new england concern ri

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. nonetheless we will show you highlights of the villanova game down to the wire but first lets check the forecast with katie and meisha traffic. >> would you be here if you won. >> would i give two weeks notice. >> okay. that shocks me. >> all right. good morning. happy gateway to our weekend. we are looking good but ton of fog and because of that, speed restrictionness place. >> poor visibility, barely see your hand in front of your face, valleys closing in on the riverbed as well. keep that in mind that is your initial problem but it will be a warmest day of the pack here on storm an three. fog is tough to detect on satellite because it is so low to the ground. even though it the may in the look that cloudy trust us if you have not been outside it the is quite fog any most locations. with that said dense fog advisory is posted for counties shaded this that sort of the charcoal gray, majority of the metro area and all of southern new jersey and most of the state of delaware. up and do

. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your friday started with a check of weather and weather. >> happy friday indeed, tgif. >> too excited about that. good morning, roadways looking good, a lot of overnight construction, a lot of construction on 42, get to that in just a moment. >> doesn't look like the fog will be as much of a problem. not as thick as yesterday w that said, we're on pace to see another warm day. storm scan quiet. few clouds rolling through, across southeastern pennsylvania, did help bring in very, very light smattering of showers through yesterday evening and into the overnight. generally again with nice clear sky across new jersey, delaware, and a very, very modest winds flow. it is a nice start to the day. look at reading. fifty-eight already. now, granted, it is 4:30, still have few hours before the sun will come up. temperature very likely to drop off at least few more degrees, but at 53 at philadelphia international airport. normal high, still 46 degrees. so, the fact that we're already o