. blizzard watches and warnings extend north to philadelphia and new york. and we've got a team of correspondents along the storm's path. we begin with omar villa fran can an in charlotte, north carolina. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a mix of rain and snow starting to fall in the charlotte area. this is what we're seeing on some of the cars and windshields in the area. up to 6 inches is expected in the forecast. it's the threat of icy roads that could make driving dangerous and deadly. winter storm warnings are rare in the deep south. and overnight brought dangerous freezing conditions. in little rock, arkansas, blinding snow and ice forced cars off highways. numerous crashes and at least three weather-related deaths have been reported in tennessee and north carolina. [ sirens ] >> reporter: further south in texas, louisiana, and mississippi, tornado warnings brought more worry to communities. heavy snow began falling in tennessee and the carolinas early this morning. in preparation for the storm, north carolina's duke energy recruited a thousand technicians all t

working but conditions are hazardous with many cars just skidding right off the road. in philadelphia not many vehicles are out making it easier for the snowplow. officials are urging residents to stay home today. philadelphia's transit system has shut down. >> here in new york the mayor is also telling people to stay home. at least a foot of snow is expected today. there are ten states along the declarations this morning. as well as no, sir and washington. that's where chris van cleave is, good morning. >> reporter: it's been snowing about 17 hours and we have about 17 hours more of wibds and snow before the storm leaves the nation's capital. behind me, pennsylvania avenue leading up to the kapt capitol. it is snow covered. driving is treacherous because of the blowing wind and snow drifts it is hard to get an exact sense of how much snow has fallen but as of right now we've got about 13 inches or so on the ground here if d.c. >> defiant drivers hit the streets here despite a plea from the mayor to stay home. >> we want people to hunker down and shelt in place and stay you have to ro

final days on the campaign trail preaching a message of unity. from a black church in philadelphia. >> let us have faith in each other. >> reporter: to a new hampshire rally with muslim gold star father khan who criticized trump at the democratic convention and drew fire in return. prove america belongs to all of us! >> reporter: over the weekend, clinton used star power to drive turnout, campaigning with enough performers to fail music festival, as her get out the vote effort kicked into high gear. >> get out there and vote. >> campaign officials say their superior ground game could be worth 2 to 4 points in hard-fought states like north carolina and florida. still, aides admit iowa and ohio will be royal approval of king lebron james in cleveland. >> this woman right here has the brightest future for all of us. >> reporter: they are more confident about colorado, virginia, and especially nevada, where hispanic enthusiasm contributed to a six-point lead for democrats in early voting. but early voting in florida shows a closer margin, with democrats and republicans separated by jus

morning." >>> a philadelphia police officer is ambushed overnight, while sitting in his patrol car. the gunman fires 13 shots at close range. >>> two iraqi refuges in the united states arrested and accused of supporting terrorism. >>> the powerball jackpot could hit a billion dollars! wow! but with a lotto curse steal a winner's fortune? we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> i'm shot! >> we have an officer down. >> a philadelphia police officer survives an ambush attack. >> the officer was hit three times but managed to return fire. the suspect was caught a short time later. >> this guy tried to execute a police officer. >> overnight federal investigators arresting two eople with ties to isis. >> both men are refuges. >> there is a reason why the nra are not here. they are down the street. >> president obama calling out the nra while defending his attempts to tighten gun control law. >> what are we going to talk about? basketball i'm not interested in going to over to talk to the president. >> stocks battered and bruised after a ro

. "the philadelphia enquirer" reports the university of pennsylvania is investigating a series of violent and racist messages sent to african-american students on the philadelphia campus. officials say it's not clear how a group which called itself daddy trump got access to the students' cell phones. the university described the hate messages as utterly deplorable. the fbi is investigating. >>> "the chicago tribune" reports members of the black lives matter movement have cancelled a protest in chicago this weekend after meetings with the city's top police official. six high school students agreed to have monthly meetings with superintendent eddie johnson after a private meeting with him on friday. the recent police-involved shooting of an african-american man triggered protests throughout the week. it led officials to close one high school as a precaution on friday. >>> the heralded leader of lexington kentucky says a kentucky man is facing a charge of arson in connection with a wildfire this week. police described johnny mullins as a wannabe weatherman who allegedly started the fire to b

philadelphia last night before the sixers took on the los angeles lakers. she belted out the star-spangled banner wearing a jersey reading "we matter." it was the same outfit which had streeter pulled from singing at the sixers home opener back in october. the sixers later apologized and said they had made the wrong decision. >>> first, it's time to check your local weather. >>> santa may know the secret of an on-time package delivery, but the nation's shipping companies are struggling trying to keep up as online shopping reaches record levels. we will go behind the scenes at the massive effort to get your presents delivered from the holidays. >>> it would be a remarkable first, not just for their native land but for an entire continent. three former track stars are forming a winter olympics team for a nation that barrely knows winter weather. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> for those who know them, there is nothing like them. an iconic shoe brand that took off with the skateboarding craze celebrates a golden anniversary. find out why fans of vans are as devoted

train in philadelphia. one cracked a window. the train was on the same route philadelphia last year. authorities will release evidence from that crash today. part of the federal investigation focused on whether or not objects struck the train minutes before the accident. >>> parts of california are cleaning up this morning from a deadly winter storm. high winds ravaged the state and one driver in san diego was killed sunday when a tree toppled on to her car. ben tracy in los angeles shows us all of the damage. >> reporter: high winds uprooted an eight-foot wide oak tree in san diego and killing a woman driving this honda. three other cars were also damaged. trees fell all across southern california because the ground is soaked by recent storms and winds were howling up to 70 miles an hour. gusts topped 115 miles per hour in some areas and some trees stood no chance. >> heard a pop. slow motion. it was down. >> reporter: the winds also downed power lines and leading to widespread outages. late sunday, 41,000 people still >> i've been here 15 years and never seen the wind blow this ha

angels down cold. all right. in philadelphia, kristen donovan vowed in sickness or in health or in saturday's blizzard she was ready to get married. >> we are ready for some fun. >> and some i were diving into the water. and this snowboarder went through the streets of new york this weekend. he cruised through times square. >> i thought that looked really cool. charlie you were out there with roll around >>> it is 8:55. good morning, i'm bill leslie. >> i'm renee chou. here are your top stories. crews working to restore power in the viewing area hope to have nearly everyone to service back on today. at this time yesterday there were more than 20,000 duke energy customers and wake and johnson county without power. this morning. >> the man accused of shooting another driver in catawba today. authorities say marvin lee spun out on the ice friday and started firing shots at people responding to help him. jefferson headner was killed, lee is in jail charged with murder and on no bond. forecast. >> yes, finally after the deep freeze with. with temperatures in the mid- 20s, we are seeing

." we're in philadelphia for the democratic convention and kay yoikt for the democrats. bernie saernds struggles to tell his supporters to support clinton. >>> new details emerge on the democratic e-mail and the fbi are investigating. tonight the potential first gentlemen takes the stage. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> based on her ideas and leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. >> the democrats seek to unite. >> because of hillary clinton, my daughters and all of our sons and daughters take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> the entire message is that america is a great place. >> this was supposed to be the great of coming together and unity. it started out in chaos. >> she suffers from bad judgment. her in stingtds are defective. she is low energy. she will go home and take a nap. no naps for trump. i don't take naps. >>> huge flames raging out here. >> a massive wild fire that's forced thousands to flee their home north of los angeles. >> i cried all day yesterday

solomon. the nation's oldest thanksgiving day parade steps off in center city philadelphia in less than two hours. parade starts at 20th street and jfk boulevard at 80:00 this morning. marching band and parade floats will turn east on 16th and north to the parkway and end near eakins oval at philadelphia museum of art. there should be people will out here. lets see if weather will cooperate. >> good morning to you, rahel. we are expecting that the weather for the most part at least will cooperate. granted we have a lot of cloud out there and brightening up now that we have light of day to work with but you'll not find too much sunshine, understandable why tracking storm stan here some wet wet's cross central pennsylvania, it is starting to move ever closer, perhaps to see a stray sure touring parade but overall day that features that in general. don't you love turkey running by the window there. here's your lander. happy thanksgiving. stray shower along the way kind of anytime but the temperatures will rebound to 53 degrees. the that is the theme of the next few days as we start to brig

morning." >>> we are in philadelphia for the democratic national convention opinion e-mail skajed sparks a big shake-up in the democratic party. leaked messages reveal a bias to hillary clinton over bernie sanders. >> hillary clinton and her running mate senator tim kaine give "60 minutes" their first and only joint interview. clinton reveals to scott pelley how kaine would work with her and her husband. >> dangerous and deadly wildfires explode overnight in california and forcing thousands to evacuate. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> i think it's outrageous, but it is not a great shock to me. i think no question the dnc was supporting hillary clinton. >> debbie wasserman schultz ousted from the dnc. >> chaos over yet another e-mail skaj scandal. then the clinton people say this is the fault of russians. this is above my pay grade. >> i feel a hillary standard and a standard for everybody else. >> what is the hillary standard? >> a lot of unaccurate mean spirited attacks with no basis in truth. >> i genuinely believe there has neve

washington, baltimore, and philadelphia, and d.c.'s mayor says they still face several days of cleanup ahead. kris van cleave is in washington. kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. streets that are essentially frozen in time that haven't been touched and can't move. now, over in virginia across the river, only about 60% of subdivisions have passable roads. officials are asking people to stay home if they can. another day to try to get the roads clear. washington, d.c., is struggling to get back to business. nearly two feet of snow fell over the weekend and brought the nation's capital to a standstill. >> we're finalizing the paperwork that will allow us to apply for disaster assistance from fema. >> reporter: d.c.'s metro worked overtime to get almost all of the commuter trains back up by this morning. amtrak is running with reduced service. the district's director of emergency management says all the major roads in and out of d.c. have been cleared. >> is there more that should have been done here in the district? >> here in the district we know what our conditions a

33,000 cheered her on in philadelphia where she needs to run up the score to win the state. >> every person that lives in philadelphia lives within five blocks of your polling place. >> reporter: the clintons and the obamas joined forces there. >> i'm betting that men across this country will have no problem voting for the more qualified candidate who happens to be a woman. could make tonight. controversies, hers and his, have dominated the election and led to some epic clashes. >> i regret deeply how angry the tone of the campaign became. >> reporter: her campaign admits battleground florida will be close, though, they think they will win in the end. ohio will be a reach. and north carolina could go either way. >> when your kids and grandki everything was on the line, you'll be able to say, you voted for a stronger, fairer, better america. >> reporter: clinton plans to keep a low profile today. she'll do some radio interviews from her home. and then head into midtown manhattan later this afternoon. she's holding her election watch party, at convention center in atrium that

philadelphia wednesday, the first lady warned students that a vote for a third-party candidate could swing the race trump's way. to take that chance. too high. >> the detroit news is announcing this morning that it is endorsing gary johnson for president, the first time the paper's 143-year history that it is shunning the republican. the endorsement says trump is, quote, unprincipled, unstable and quite possibly dangerous and it cites clinton's career-long struggles with honesty and ethics which sounds a lot like gayle when they explain why they're not voting for either one. >> congress has ended a long struggle to fight the zika virus. members approved a short-term budget deal last night that includes $1.1 billion in zika funding. it provides victims of lead-tainted water and flood victims in louisiana. >>> wells fargo ceo is facing aggressive sales tactics. his bankers opened up 2 million unauthorized accounts in customers' names. california announced it will suspend some of its business with wells fargo for a year. juliana is on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: as he

people were shot. police have arrested the suspect. in>>> philadelphia, a judge ordered bill cosby to stand try on sexual assault charges. >> we want to seek the truth. >>> a scare at los angeles national airport. a bomb threat was called in on a flight heading l.a.x. >>> in st. petersburg, florida, an underground transformer exploded. no injuries reported. >>> all that -- >> the security chief of the tsa has been fired. he was told to expect long lines at the unemployment line. >>> all that matters -- >> president obama hit his highest approval rating since january, 2013. it's what college girls have always kno -wn- how hot you are depends on who else is at the party. >>> on "cbs this morning" -- >> veterans affairs secretary bob mcdonald regrets comparing veterans seeking medical care to lines at disney. >> what he said was dopey. he should feel bashful about it because it made a lot of people grumpy because when our veterans are feeling sneezy or sleepy, they would be happy if they could just see a doc. [ applause ] >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump could face more

, into the low 40's this afternoon for philadelphia, for the high, so, it is average temperature, this afternoon, a lot of sunshine, the trends, more sunshine in the forecast, get cold monday, tuesday, highs only in the 30's, jan, back to you. >> justin, thanks. i'm jan carabeo, next update is at 7:57. we'll see you then. >>> hundreds of brave people welcomed the new year on friday at new york's koine island with the traditional polar bear swim in the ocean. the water temperature was actually in the low 50s. >> the air temperature was in the upper 30s so it really felt cold when they got out of there. they have been ice bathing since 1903. there was one guy with a drum. and the band marched into the water. >> you would have to think it would be a lot warmer because the warmest weather on record. >> not as bad. couldn't get me to do it. >> that would have been the year to do it too. >> while parts of the nation struggle with flood producing rain and drought conditions have eased in the west, california is still dry. the entire state remains in some form of drought with nearly 90%

and philadelphians are getting busy. lets take a look at lines at philadelphia international airport earlier this morning. triple a says number of americans traveling this holiday will be highest number in nine years. they say more than 48 million people will travel more than 50 miles this holiday weekend. >>> lets get out to katie fehlinger wherever one is traveling, it should be try. >> definitely. we have sun glare to contend with but better than having to deal with the storm. we are not going to deal with any wet weather today at all. it is nice, bright, very sunny across region as a whole. wind has tapered off but because of the clear sky we have dropped off officially so we are down to the 30's and 20's at the this hour, although sunnies up abe it will rebound, our daytime high to 50. tomorrow off and on showers throughout the day, left over or two on friday and weekend looks good, sunshine and highs back in the 50's. >> nice to see that sun. >> katie, thanks very much. >>> looking outside looking at the vine, particularly westbound side indicative of what we are lookin

hospitalized. >>> in philadelphia, frigidadings and a broken fire hydrant water connection created a t water service while rares repairs were made. it's looking like the frigid polar vortex from last win this we go to meteorologist ed occuran who joins us from our chicago we are take ago look at cold temperatures this morning in the midwest. we have a windchill advisory during the early morning hours and this bluish area you ther advisories that are up as some snow comes through the area here. but the cold is moving to the night tonightht to sunday morning, windchills 0 to 5 below 0 south of new york and a windchill advisory. this is am saturday afternoon until sunday mid-day with windchills of minus 20 to minus 35 degrees. look at some of the actual temperatures for tonight. 18 below at 13 below at albany. 7 below at boston. extremely cold temperatures. throughout the entire northeast. but as cold look at the west. record heat is what we have been looking at. today's high, 83 in los angeles and 87 in phoenix, 60 in denver, 71 in concerns tomorrow for the l.a. marathon with temperature

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in new york on philadelphia, boston, chicago, so we're just simply following the consumer. and as we talk to them, they said one of the things they'd love to see is a target in many their neighborhood. and these are really neighborhood stores. we opened up here in tribeca in manhattan, just earlfully success for us. people in the local neighborhood that are there, sometimes go in a week. i was there two weeks ago and i talked to one of our guests. and since we opened, been there three times. we've only been opened far couple of days. coming back again and again. >> and again. >> is it a amazon? >> charlie, we don't think it is. we think physical stores still matter. as we sit here today, we think about retail in the u.s 90% of the business is still done in a physical store. now, most consumers, they're starting with a smart phone in their hand, that's how they decide where to shop. it's where their shopping lists are held. they still like the physical experience. so we need to do both. we need to make sure we have a compelling reason to come to our stores and when you're there, make

donovan. later today philadelphia mayor jim kenly name the new fish commissioner, adam theme, secretary of public safety and home lan security, the former chief of the alexandria virginia fire department. welcome to philadelphia. now here is katie with the wetter. >> jim, continuing to track wet weather through the course of the morning, right now, the heaviest band of rain has we look at storm scan3, at the region wide zoom here definitely passing through our north and west most suburbs, where you will find heaviest pockets of the rain, but all has to cross through from west to east before we can say we're done with the system. at the moment temperatures still pretty mile. this is cold front, so in the name eventually colder air new jersey in here. so, little cooler tomorrow. 58 degrees, but really, the chill set unless overnight tonight, freeze watch also will be in effect north most outlying suburbs, meisha. >> katie, thank you so much. for that. good morning, everyone, accident here, let me back out of the way so you can see there is accident city avenue northbound approaching linco

constitution center in philadelphia. the birth place of america is now home to another historic home to an historic first. beca firsty clinton became the first majorever chosen about a major party to be their presidential entinee. he democratic convention delegates ratified the historic s mination. ernie sanders supporters bamated it by leaving the convention. >> president obama will speak hillary n support of hillary clinton, so will vice-president ine.biden and tim kaine. last night, former president onal storyon told a personal story, as a wife, a mom and a eader. nancy cordes is high above the convention floor, at wells fargo conv center. nancy, good morning. center. >> reporter: good morning. >> r ou know there are a lot of who acians on this stage this week who are vouching for hillary clinton, the candidate. but president clinton seemed nting acused on painting a picture of the kind of woman she is. a woman whose imagie has been >> ieted by gop attacks. >> i married my best friend. >> reporter: the former president told the story of merir courtship, parenthood and the strength

house is in a small town of feasterville, halfway between philadelphia and trenton, new jersey. our philadelphia station, kwy, has more. alexa anan alexandria, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. neighbors said from time to time they would see little faces peeking out from windows of the home behind me, never quite knowing who these children were inside. police say when neighbors inquired, the man said he lived alone. late thursday, 12 girls were found inside, ages ranging from 6 months to 18-years-old. no birth certificates, no i.d.s, none of them enrolled in school. the owner of the home facing a multitude of sexual assault charges. 51-year-old lee caplan told investigators he fathered two of the children with the eldest girl, now 18. a sexual relationship that began when she was 14. perhaps the hardest part of this to understand is that police say the girl's parents knew it all of this, and she was gifted to caplan by her father as some sort of business transaction. her parents, daniel and savila staltfus, who hail from an amish community, have also been charged. one neighbo

thursday, july 28th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." we are in philadelphia for the democratic national convention. president obama passes the baton to hillary clinton with a ringing endorsement. tonight, clinton will deliver her biggest political speech ever. her campaign manager is with us. >>> democrats at the convention launch blistering attacks on donald trump and his vision for america. vice president joe biden calls it a bunch of malarkey. >>> and donald trump sparks outrage in both political parties after essentially calling on russia to commit cyberespionage. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> america isn't about just the will. it's about yes, we can! we are going to carry hillary to victory this fall because that is what the moment demand. >> president obama and the democrats take down donald trump. >> that's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascist or communist or jihadist or home-grown demagogues will always fail in the end. >> he is trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break!

philadelphia and new york. and we have got a team of correspondents along the storm's path. we begin with omar villafranca in charlotte, north carolina. >> reporter: a mix of rain, ice and snow is falling here in the charlotte area and starting to accumulate. we peeled this off of a car windshield. 6 inches in the forecast but the threat of icy roads could make driving dangerous and deadly. winter storm warnings are rare in the deep south and overnight brought dangerous freezing conditions. in little rock, arkansas, blinding snow and ice forced cars off highways. numerous crashes and at least three weather-related deaths have been reported in tennessee and north carolina. further south in texas, louisiana and mississippi, tornado warnings brought more heavy snow began falling in tennessee and the carolinas early this morning. in preparation for the storm, north carolina duke energy recruited a thousand technicians all the way from florida. and departments of transportation are loading hundreds of dump trucks with plows and salt. >> let's just hope that that freezing rain don't

average for philadelphia, mid 60's at the shore and sunshine, poconos getting close to 60-degree this afternoon. tomorrow, even warmer, up to 73. we will keep it dry, machine slight chance for scattered shower, warm at 78. look at next tuesday and wednesday, highs near 80 degrees in sunshine, rahel, back to you. >>> and our next update 7:57. we will see you then. ♪ >>> our top story this half hour, hacking the election. this year's presidential campaign has seen plenty of twists, turns, and surprises, including what federal investigators say is an attempt by russia to disrupt things at the polls. >> arizona is one of several states where russian hackers al al allegedly tried to break into the voting system. jeff pegues has more on that. >> reporter: the hacking attempt on arizona's voter database started in rural gila county when an elections worker opened an e-mail attachment. >> very scary stuff. >> reporter: michelle reagan, arizona's secretary of state, says it was malware meant to attack these servers holding the voter information of 4 million people. >> we had a cybersecurity

umbrella mainly rain from philadelphia on south and that snow to the thort will change over to time with rain but this is before mod's accumulations, colder and windy tomorrow. >>> definitely seeing precipitation on the roadways. we are seeing it on the blue route, this is north bound, past broomall we have got a disable vehicle, we have tires changing. it is off to the shoulder. slow down in this area. also an accident route 73 southbound that is before turnpike and one more on the boulevard, it has inner lanes closed, past tyson avenue going southbound, jan. >> our next update 7:55. up next on cbs this morning century's old pap industry may have turned up at a manhattan store, i'm jan ♪ >>> "star wars" fans are paying tribute to act dress carrie fisher who is best known for her role as princess leia. fans gathered in anaheim and around the country last night honoring her. if nothing else, a light saber tribute, of course. >> i should have been there. >> i forgot my light saber. >> i still have two. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, violent crime is

where i was born. >> west philadelphia, seven people were shot, including a female police sergeant and a university of pennsylvania police officer. >>> a race to protect the groundwater near tampa, florida. a large sinkhole draining 200 million gallons of waste water into the area's ground water. >> don't worry about it! >> good girl. >> edward albee tied, he was a playwright and best known for "who is afraid of virginia wolf." >> eddie braun had a rocket called evil spirit and a stunt akin to icon evel knievel. >> another driver jumped out of his car and saved it. >> and all that matters. >> deep! back at the wall. ! cubs win! cubs win! >> after hitting a home run, on "w." >> donald trump attempt to put to rest the controversy. >> after five years of raising questions. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> period. mike drop. and then he followed that with a heartfelt apology and a thoughtful meditation on american racism. i'm kidding! he blamed it on hillary! ♪ >>> welcome to the weekend, everyone. we got a great lineup for you this morning, includi

"cbs this morning." we're from philadelphia for the democratic national convention. president obama passes the baton to hillary clinton, with a ringing endorsement. tonight, clinton will deliver her biggest political speech ever. her campaign manager is with us. >>> democrats it is convention launched blistering attacks on donald trump and his vision for america. vice-president calls it a bunch of -- >> malarkey. >> and trump calls on russia to -- >>> today's eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> america isn't about yes, he will. it is about yes, we can. we're going to carry hillary to victory this fall, because that's what the moment demands. >> president obama and the democrats take down donald trump. >> that's why anyone who threatens our values, whether homegrown demagogues will always fail in the end. >> he is trying to tell us he cares about the middle class, give me a break. that's a bunch of malarkey. >> donald trump has a way of saying the same two words. believe me. it is going to be great. believe me. there is nothing suspiciousti i my tax returns. believe me. >> he w

54 for city and 40's in the suburbs and around the region we will go mid 70's for philadelphia, lower 70's at the shore, and look at this extended tore cast nice and pleasant next seven days, next chance of rain late monday night into tuesday morning, rahel back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> our next update 7:57. see you katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. >>> the focus of the presidential campaign may be on monday's debate, donald trump is taking on reports he used money from his charitable foundation to pay business expenses, as we report, some of the money has gone pay for trump's legal battles. >> reporter: at a 2

kraft natural cheese has a touch of philadelphia cream cheese, so whatever you make, is creamier than ever. ♪ ♪ >>> ahead, more of gayle's super bowl visit to the white house. she talks with the president. >>> plus a mysterious death the >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. let's get a check on the "eyewitness news" forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> good morning, jim. >> this system that we are tracking definitely more of big nuisance than anything, but prolonged system, so that will lead to both commutes being impacted by it, at least initially, though, the major concerns come, well, i wouldn't even call them major, the concerns, that come with this morning, are really confined south of the city. finding some snow currently falling basically encompassing entire state of delaware as well as through salem, cumberland, portions every cape may even atlantic counties at this point. we take you out in fact to one of the live neighborhood network shots, coastal concerns, watching th

the cbs broadcast cinder in philadelphia. center in philadelphia, this is cbs "eyewitness news." >> i'm brook thomas, a 23-year-old man isn't critical condition after a shooting in the juniata section of ritical philadelphia. a 16-year-old girl also hit by gunfire. pleas say she was an innocent bystander when the gunfire broke out near o and east lycoming street before 11:00 last night. she was treated and released from the hospital. let's get a check on the eyewitness forecast with kate fehlinger. >> still very warm one. we can expect to see the excessive heat warning linger once more all day as well as all day tomorrow. before we finally start to see a little bit of relief. here's your excessive heat warning. not everyone is actually sitting in it but everybody will feel the heat. it's most oppressive in these counties shaded in the hot pink. soaring to near or above hundred degrees, 95 is the expected actual high of the air temperature. there will be a couple of scattered showers and storms along the way as well. meisha? >> thank you for that. looking outside right now, stil

. >> driver ran out and scuffled with a police officer. >> unbelievable scene in philadelphia. it was a 48-inch water main that burst. >> like a waterfall. >> incredible. >> look. i'm a cigarette smoker. >> ex? >> ex. >> really? >> yeah. >> all that. >> a victory parade for the 2016 world series champions, the chicago cubs. >> and all that matters. >> atkinson scores. scores! rebound! scores! scores! blue jackets ten goals. >> the biggest win in franchise history! >> on "cbs this morning: saturday." >> the presidential race is in a dead heat. >> just three days to go. >> three days to go! oh! >> it's all about turnout. i mean, who is going to show up? will enough black folks turn up, hispanics, women, will the undecided voters figure out which shoe goes on what foot? >>> welcome to the week, everyone. i'm anthony mason with dana jacobson. we got a great lineup of guests for you this morning. including dining and drinking with anthony bourdain. we catch up with the chef, author, tv host in his new york neighborhood and hear about his latest project and the one interview he was unable to get

conditions. heavy snow will start falling tonight. washington, dc could see up to 2 feet. philadelphia, new york, and boston will also be hit. >> the nation's capital and nearby areas got a preview. an inch of snow caught people off guard. the gridlock continues, drivers stuck in backups because of icy conditions. kris van cleave is on the national mall with more on the >> reporter: good morning. some people spent six, even eight hours to get home. others were stranded and had to sleep in their cars. and that's before the potential blizzard gets anywhere near washington. all this havoc caused by really just a little bit of snow. car crashes. slick streets. and crowded roads. they made driving nearly impossible in washington, dc last night. gridlocking roads until after midnight. more than 160 accidents in the area turned the nation's capital into a mess. >> i thought that i was going to make it up the hill. and then i realized a lot of other people thought the same thing. and here we are. >> reporter: cars that weren't sliding were left stranded. >> that's the roads. there are people stuck

attacking the crowd with gusto in philadelphia. >> he is not going to let you on his golf course. he wasn't going to let you buy into his condo. now, suddenly, this guy is going to be your champion? >> reporter: the president also took a victory lap, of sorts, in philadelphia, touting a new federal report that s household income rose by more than 5% in 2015. a record. the first such increase since 2007. he said this shows that his policies are working, josh, and ed only one candidate is going to continue those policies and that hillary clinton. >> nancy, thank you. >>> the kremlin didn't like what president obama said at yesterday's clinton rally. the president hit trump, in an interview last week. >> they interview and say why do you support this guy? he's a strong guy. look, he has 82% poll rating. i mean, if you control the media and you've taken away everybody's civil liberties and you jail dissidents, that is what happens. >> overnight, a russian government spokesman said that language is, quote, unlikely to help fledgeling fragile to build at least some sort of mutual trust

philadelphia for the democratic national convention. a chaotic kickoff for the democr democrats. bernie sanders struggles to convince his supporters to back hillary clinton. her campaign chairman john podesta joins us. >>> new reports on the e-mail hack. the fbi is now investigating. >>> michelle obama captivates the convention with a passionate endorsement of hillary clinton. and tonight, an historic role reversal, potential first gentleman bill clinton takes the stage. >> but we begin with your "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. >> the democrats seek to unite in philadelphia. >> because of hillary clinton, my daughters and all our sons and daughters now take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> the biggest part of her speech was the optimism. i mean, convention will be that america is a great place. >> this was supposed to be the greatest coming together, the unity. it started out in chaos. >> she suffers from bad judgment. her insti

morning, i'm i can old brewer. 116th annual mummers parade steps off from philadelphia's city hall in less than two hours. cbs-3, was at the clubhouse at the quaker city string band this morning, members, were inside, getting in their make up, their costumes, they're one of 17 string bands in this year's parade. also, the fancy's, the comics, other divisions including four new bands, and dance troops. the parade gets started at 9:00. get your strut on. hopefully good weather, right, katy? >> look being like we will, yes, good morning, happy new year everyone, we started offer nicely here, for 2016 in the weather department, things looking very seasonable for one thing, but also, very, very quiet. so storm scan3, essentially, empty. now granted do you have some clouds, much like what we saw yesterday. started wolf clouds, but should see these thin out, and end one more sunshine than anything for you out there. not sure what happened to my shot there, but we move things forward. i had neighborhood camera to show youment things starting to clear out nicely in the neighborhoods and we exp

shot! >> we have an officer down. >> a philadelphia police officer survives an ambush attack. >> the officer was hit three times but managed to return fire. the suspect was caught a short time later. >> this guy tried to execute a police officer. >> overnight federal investigators arresting two eople with ties to isis. >> both men are refuges. >> there is a reason why the nra are not here. they are down the street. >> president obama calling out attempts to tighten gun control law. >> what are we going to talk about? basketball i'm not interested in going to over to talk to the president. >> stocks battered and bruised after a rough start to the the year. >> donald trump new ad slamming bill clinton for his past transgressions. >> are you worried about your path to your wife's campaign? >> i don't have a response. >> unruly passenger pulled off a chicago-bound flight and assaulted several passengers. >> the white house sending national security officials to silicon valley to seek the tech industry's help on terrorism. >> two new jersey state troops help a woman give birth. >> trump i