broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. a fire that damaged the two story house in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood, is now under vehicles, as the suggestion pushes, and uber drivers, who was in that area shot this cell phone video, as flames burst from that house. now, the fire started right around early this morning, rather, in the 1300 block of rhawn street. the fire was under control in just about 20 minute. a 17 year old is expected to recover from injuries. >>> and now to the eyewitness weather forecast, with meteorologist, chelsey n gram, hi, kelly. >> good morning to you, good morning to you at home. let me take you right now to a live look at our camera down the shore, in ocean city, beautiful sunrise taking shape there. and another live look, courtesy of our live neighborhood network, looking at the city from across the river to beautiful start to the saturday morning, it is chilly, 31 degrees, in philadelphia. some spots in the 20's, 24 degrees in wilmington, we're in the upper 30s down the shor

of philadelphia, which is still recovering from the last storm. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this house in this philadelphia suburb was nearly split in half last week when a large tree hit it during the last nor'easter. there were people inside, thankfully they made it out safely, hoping they're somewhere warm and safe now. that illustrates the danger of this storm. this snow is incredibly heavy and wet. and it sits in these branches of these old massive trees, where the root system was weakened by the wind last week. and that is just a recipe for disaster. let me show you, this was the tree that hit this house here. you can see how incredibly massive and old it is. it couldn't stand up to those winds. the highways and the roads are still littered with branches, fallen trees, as well as electrical lines. and these utility crews are out trying desperately to restore power to tens of thousands of houses in this area that are still without electricity. and those power lines are no joke. let me show you this video from new york city, where an electrical line fell next to

in philadelphia. but, for the most part, bulk of any accumulation, even then modest coating to inch max, up to two falling out of this then it gets out of here by later tonight skies clear tomorrow clear still chilly, another front comes along thursday night into friday, with a rain and snow mix. rahel? >> katie, thank you speaking of snow, seeing some very light snowfall on business route 30 near coatesville and there is an accident in bear, delaware route seven northbound christianna meadows just souse of route 273 right lane block and there are injuries. >>> meantime our next update is at 7:55, up next, voters weighing in on president trump 's first year in office. i'm rahel solomon. good morning. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know this morning. our new report finds more than 54,000 bridges in the united states are structurally deficient. the american road and transportation builders association says people cross these bridges 174 million times a day, an average of one structurally deficient bridge every 27 mile

freezing, since the day after christmas, and we haven't exceed philadelphia since. but today is really harsh when you factor in the wind it, will feel below zero region wide all day long. similar stories tomorrow. by sunday, a little easing up, but finally crush the freezing mark come monday. >> i have to tell you all morning long, still been very busy, because of the aftermath of the storm. so looking outside right now, this is actually where we had two accident, schuylkill eastbound, 26th street tunnel, those have now just been cleared. so it will alleve ate tension building. also, snow drifting, kelly drive mlk drive, one lay open, because of that, take a lock at this bumper to bumper, jan, back to you. >> next update 8: 25. and coming up on cbs this morning, murder in california 's wine country. i'm jan carabeo, have a great day. >>> good morning. it is friday, january 5th, 2017. ahead, wheel look at more revelations from the just released "fire and fury" with "usa today's" susan page. >>> plus unexpected health news from "jeopardy" host alex trebek. but first here's your "eye open

philadelphia eagles. go bird. lets send it over to lauren casey. it is chillier then yesterday. >> absolutely, mild conditions over last couple days and well above average, 60's yesterday to day back to seasonable levels, not much warming, 45 is our high, mostly sunny and those windy conditions will have wind chills in the 30's, of of the day, seasonably cool , calm winds down to 27 degrees. tomorrow chilliest day of the next several 39 degrees but sunshine around we are up to 45 by friday. we are back in the 50's by week end but watching out for rain by sunday. >> of course, always a trade off. thanks, lauren. we are looking outside talking about that accident on the schuylkill and it is still out there schuylkill eastbound near gladwynn pulled off to that far right shoulder and right lane is blocked and it is very slow moving. it will take you over an hour if you drive up to the backup shot not much better. just a head up. another accident 422 eastbound on the shoulder is squeezing by here, rahel, back over to you. >>> next update 7:55. up next this morning f.d.a. is consider

." >>> philadelphia is flying high, after the eagles win their first ever super bowl. thousands of fans flood the city center to celebrate a historic victory. we'll talk with the eagle who caught the game winning pass, zach ertz. >>> a switch is blamed for sending an amtrak train on to the wrong track where it slammed into a freight train. two are dead and 116 are injured. we're at the scene of the third amtrak accident in less than two months. >>> even silicon valley believes too many of us are addicted to technology. the founders of a new campaign called truth about text reveal how they plan to get more people to disconnect. >>> and scientists find a mother lode of mayan architecture that hasn't been seen for centuries. lost cities in central america. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> brady under pressure. launching one for the end zone. and it's incomplete. and time runs out. >> fly eagles fly. >> the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. eagles fans everywhere, this is for you. let the celebration begin. >> eagles fans

expected exit comes amid big staff announcements. president trump travels to philadelphia for the army versus navy kill. and nikole killion is joining us from the white house. >> reporter: the relationship with john kelly has been strained for a long time, they are no longer on speaking terms. president trump friday ignored questions about the future of his chief of staff's job. >> people leave. >> reporter: white house sources tell cbs news chief of staff kelly's exit is imminent. >> the last thing i wanted to do was walk away from one of the great honors of my life, being the secretary of homeland security. but i did something wrong and god punished me, i guess. [ laughter ] >> reporter: vice president pence's chief of staff nick ayers is seen as the leading contender to replace kelly. meanwhile, president trump friday announced he is nominating william barr as his new attorney general. >> he was my first choice from day one. respected by republicans and respected by democrats. >> reporter: if confirmed, barr would return to the position he first held under president george h.w.

super bowl victory. crowds are already gathering in downtown philadelphia for the massive celebration. demarco morgan is along the parade route. demarco, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. believe it or not, people started lining up around midnight to take a look at the winter team as they make their way down. we all know as you can tell philly fans can get a little rowdy at times, but police are hoping it's not the case today. >> sunday night was extremely annoying and concerning. >> reporter: on wednesday philadelphia mayor jim kenny encouraged fans to behave responsibly. >> don't ruin it for the eagles today. >> reporter: city officials are trying to avoid a repeat of sunday night when revelers celebrating the eagles win took down traffic lights, flipped cars, and started fires in the streets of philadelphia. >> it's trey burton. they led them to super bowl victory. >> god bless doug pedersen and nick foles. >> reporter: the five-mile parade route begins at financial field where it has a fitting end at the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. the same steps made it

we're most concerned about outside of washington, d.c., to outside of philadelphia, to new york city area. >>> karen mcdougal made that agreement with the publisher of the national enquier. the tabloid known for catch and kill, pays for a negative story in order to bury it. >> how can you say she doesn't want publicity. >> she's going to do the interview, tell her truth and you will not see her again. >> arizona congresswoman martha mcsally is taking heat after she was caught complimenting her own facebook video. i should mention if you look at some of the carpool karaoke videos on our youtube page you might notice a bunch of positive comments from a user called sweet baby jane 78. i have no idea who that is. i don't. it's a coincidence. >> i'm gayle king with john dickerson, bianna golodryga is here because norah o'donnell is off. always good to have you here. >> good morning. >> we begin in austin where police say the suspect behind a series of bombings in texas is dead. officers confronted the man overnight during a pursuit north of austin. police say he died when he set off

. passengers are praising the female pilot who saved the lives of 148 people. >>> here in philadelphia, a 911 recording shows a starbucks manager calling police to remove two black men from the store. starbucks chairman howard schultz talks about training all its workers to avoid bias. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> you are one of the most beloved ladies in america. >> i'm the mother of wonderful children and the wife of the world's greatest man. >>> former first lady barbara bush dies at 92. >> it's the end of a beautiful life. >> we have had direct talks at very high levels, extremely high levels, with north korea. >> word that cia director mike pompeo secretly met with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> starbucks trains its employees on racial discrimination in response to the arrest of two black men. >> one woman is dead after a southwest airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing in philadelphia due to engine failure. >> we can't let this happen again. >> evacuations are under way as wildfires burn out of control.

off in just about an hour and a half from philadelphia city hall. crews already out there this morning, preparing the route for one of the most spectacular parades in the country. this year's parade begins at 9:00 and travels down south broad street to washington avenue, and if you are going, please, bundle up, and it is very cold out there. on that note we send it over to katie and check on just how cold it is, hi, kate. >> i rahel, talking wind chills values region wide, that are sub-freezing right now. actually, sub-zero, in fact, so windchill advisories is still in effect for our entire area here. right through at least 10:00 a.m. so, that's well into after the mummers will have stepped off here. here is what it fells like, five below zero at the airport currently ten below in lancaster, 20 below in mount pocono. you get the idea. it is frigid out there, and staying that way for a good portion of the forecast. as it all gets reinforced all over again this weekend. >> all right, thank you. we take you outside, an accident on route 422, westbound, at trooper, cars facing sideways as

. this is "cbs this morning: saturday." >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. police will have extra security on hand for today's women's march parkway. now, last year, 55,000 people attended the march through center city philadelphia. it is one of many mars nationwide today. as part of the women's empower ment movement. one goal is to elect more women into political officer. to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, chelsey ingram. hi, kelly. >> looking like great weather outside today. not just today through the neighborhood network cam at palmyra cove. we still have the ice on the river, sunshine, blue skies starting out your saturday. 33 degrees philadelphia if, 30 in wilmington, right 32 degreese led head into the afternoon temperatures mid 40's by noon, omor52w, at kick off for the temperature around 43 degrees. jan? >> chelsey, thank you. our next update is at 7:57. we will see you then. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning:

week's disruption. philadelphia is still recovering from the last storm. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing in front of a house in this philadelphia suburb that was almost split in two by a falling tree last week. there were people inside. fortunately they were not injured and hopefully they're sleeping safe and sound somewhere else. but this really illustrated that the people are facing up and down the east coast now. this is incredibly wet and heavy snow. it adds a lot of weight to the tops of these old trees and their root systems have already been weakened by the storm last week. i want to show you this. this is the tree that fell on that house. you can see how massive and old it is. it couldn't stand up to those winds. this also shows you the risks not only for the residents fwu utility crews that have been out day and night trying to restore electricity to tens of thousands of customers. the trees are still lit with branches and chis and power lines. the power lines are no joke. i want to show you some video in new york city write lines fell down next to po

carabao. talk about a rude awakening for some drivers in south philadelphia, smashed cars, lined third street, between ritner and porter street, police say more than a dozen cars there were damage overnight. investigators have a suspect in custody on suspicion of dui >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram, hi there, chelsea. >> jan we are waking up in a fog this morning, lets look at our live neighborhood network camera in kutztown you can hardly see a thing at least temperatures around 40, so it is mild, 44 degrees in philadelphia we are waking up to 45 in wilmington and we have lots of moisture that is going to be heading on your way so you can expect the afternoon to get a little bit more active as far as rain is concern, and then we will be dealing with areas of drizzle and rain heading in to the afternoon and evening, and then a high temperature on the mild side of things, right around 54 degrees. as we head into the upcoming week, sunshine returns, in full, by tuesday. so jan, looking forward to the sunshine, just got to get through the weeke

see someone who's popular with the ladies. master of middle eastern cuisine whose philadelphia restaurant has become a must-visit venue for food lovers. chef michael solomon nof was born in israel. after coming to the u.s. he began cooking italian food before turning to the cuisine of his homeland. >> in 2008 he opened zahav with a menu of modern israeli cooking. the reaction was immediate. zahav became a destination restaurant and earned solomonov last year's james beard award for outstanding chef and the 2016 wards for both cookbook of the year and best international cookbook. good morning and welcome to "the dish." i don't know where to start. >> roll your sleeves up and dig in. you can start out with this. a little soup. or if you're like me, you just go doughnuts. >> the stack of doughnuts that a bite of this, a doughnut, a bite of this, a doughnut. >> exactly. >> chef. >> yes. >> you, i read, did not like tomatoes until you were 18. >> i know. >> how did you get so far? >> i don't know what happened. i was terrified of food. i still am a little bit scared of mayonnaise, b

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dangerous scene in north philadelphia investigators say a 23 year-old woman was shot and killed driving near broad street around 8:30 last night. van was hit by at least five bullets and then crashed in the building. two women and three children under age of six year-old were injured in the crash. so far police have made no arrests. let's send it over to kate for a check of the forecast what a difference a day makes. >> no kidding, we are seeing a transition in a noticeable way where wet weather is over spreading out of southeastern, pennsylvania right now. it is most widespread very far north but this will again, just cover the entire region, as the day progresses and then temperature also drops. just checked it is only 51 at the airport. not too chilly just yet but these temperatures will continue to drop and tomorrow is just a raw, chilly day with more rain and that even lasts us through the weekend, meisha >>> all right, katie, thank you. looking outside we have some problem spots out there, we can expect that now, we are an accident route 100 southbound at phoenixville pike, off to

that -- >> elliott, hurdles. >> cowboys over philadelphia. >> there you go. >> and all that matters -- >> former president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush received a liberty medal for their commitment to veterans. >> they have so much more to give to our country. >> on "cbs this morning." >> snl cast member pete davidson apologized to the military veteran and congressman he made fun of in his sketch the last week prior. >> are we good? >> yes. >> apology accepted. ♪ just keep breathing >> you going to answer that? >> i'm just going to let it ring -- ♪ just keep breathing >> ariana grande -- >> cruel, man. >> do you know her? >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota, let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." a happy veterans day to all of you. >> very well done. awkward situation on "saturday night live." >> made better. they both really did a good job. >> good crisis management. >> exactly. >> at the end, crenshaw mentioned pete david son's father who died on 9/11. a moment of tribute as well. >> crenshaw reminds us there are at least 15 new

face temperatures in the low 90s. philadelphia could hit 105 degrees in the city of brotherly love. there are excessive warnings for las vegas and phoenix where the temperature could reach 115 degrees. >>> the u.s. is expected to reimpose sanctions against iran today in the auto sectors, precious metals and coal. the president withdrew from the iran agreement in may. the iranians are struggling with a collapse in their country's currency. >>> and legendary hollywood star robert redford is retiring from acting after a nearly 60-year career in tv and film. i know, hearts breaking. in an "entertainment weekly" exclusive, redford confirmed his final role will be in the upcoming movie "the old man and the gun." he said he's excited to play a role of a career criminal burst out of prison. with other prospects, redford said, "we'll see." >> i hope he will. maybe he just wants to read a book. >>> people are being questioned after an attempt to assassinate venezuela's president with weaponized drones. loud explosions interrupted a speech by president nicolas maduro on saturday. several sold

saturday." ♪ >> live from the doctor. bs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. step outside and it is down right brutal out there. i don't have to tell that you by now, right? in philadelphia, many are bundling up, dressing in layers, temperatures are in the single digits, with windchills below zero, the city code blue remains in effect so city officials taking special measures to keep those without homes 9/11 this extreme cold. at one homeless shelter in fairmount, students from villanova university are taking the thread hope those though don't have a place to stay, also working to open a pet-friendly shelter. >> now to the eyewitness forecast, with meteorologist, hems i ingram. >> good day to spends inside, january, let me take to you live look at the kutztown area , looking at kutztown area middle school, live neighborhood network, current temperature right around 4 degrees. single digits across the entire region, six in wilmington, five in reading, six in allentown, 3 degrees below zero in the poconos, feel

philadelphia. the call came in around 1:30 this morning, after the unoccupied home near 23rd and inched err sole streets fell down, now, there are no reports every any injuries, and snow word yet on what caused the collapse. >> meteorologist, chelsey ingram, hi, kelly. >> good morning to you at home , starting/with a look at sunshine in rehoboth beach delaware, that's going to be change to go cloud cover rate err on this afternoon, and then rain later tonight. 29 degrees right now in philadelphia. twenty-nine in wilmington. the cold air has moved in. so that is setting the scene for wintery weather possibly later this afternoon and evening and tonight. winter weather advisory have been posted they go into effect starting 4:00 this afternoon, and far as how things play out dry through the first half of the day, by 7:00 start to see the snow shield moving into the i59 corridor, storm quickly exit by about 1:00, 2:00 a.m. in the morning, we will be drying on out. one to 3 inches possible along i95, higher amounts north and west. back to you. >> chelsey, see you, 7:28, our next updat

broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >> good morning i'm rahel eagles and viking playing the championship game this weekend at thethis is philadelphia's eagles green. 6:40 evening this sunday night underdogs but that's okay, winner goes onto superbowl 52 in just two birds. >>> we send it over to kate way check on today's forecast, should be nice weekends for tailgating. >> definitely, y looking ahead to very quiet weather today through the entire weekends in fact with temperatures also going on very nice uphill swing. but talk about sunrise look at this shop, absolutely gorgeous. this is outside kutztown area middle school where there is still some snow, do watch for sun glare especially in the places that still have some snow on the ground, the glare off just the snow itself will be bad enough. but certainly with a very clear sky that will cause some issues as well, traveling east but the next few days are nice and mild, no wet weather returning to the forecast until next week, meisha. >> good news, thank you so much. looking outside right now we do ha

crowded walmart. we are at the store near philadelphia with how the violent chaos started with an argument in the checkout line. >>> rescuers search all night for survivors after a massive bridge collapse in italy kills more than three dozen people. charlie d'agata talks to a witness who captured the sudden fall on camera. >>> plus, a study finds breakfast food marketed to kids contains a weed killer that some health authorities have linked to cancer. >>> and we'll hear from the director of "crazy rich asians" on how he believes his highly anticipated new movie can change hollywood. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> priests were raping little boys and girls, and the men of god who were responsible for them not only did nothing, they hid it all. >> a massive cover-up in the catholic church. >> more than 1,000 victims and hundreds of priests were involved. >>> a shooting inside a walmart injures several shoppers. >> a couple is under arrest. >> it is a very dangerous situation. >>> the president's campaign taking legal a

freedom last night in an nba game. he rode a helicopter from a pennsylvania prison to philadelphia to attend the playoff game and rang a ceremony bell before tipoff. hours earlier, the pennsylvania supreme court ordered 30-year-old's release citie ini credibility problems. we are in philadelphia with how his imprisonment has triggered a public outcry. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we sat down with the attorney for meek mill after the sixers game, and he said this experience has been life changing for his client. meek mills said he called the experience a nightmare, but he was, obviously, elated to finally spend his first night here in philadelphia, a free man. meek mill was back among friends and fans at tuesday night's playoff game for his beloved philadelphia 76ers. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> all right. >> reporter: met with comedian kevin hart in the locker room. >> i said we heard meek. >> reporter: taking on a special duty before tipoff. >> meek mill ringing the bell. >> reporter: his attorney called the honor symbolic. >> ringing a bell for people like hi

. philadelphia police are searching for vandals who damage property during last week's eagles celebration this video from juddson street and pennsylvania avenue shows vandals destroying hood and roof of the corvette, this and other acts of vandalism caught on camera on our web site at cbs philly.com if you recognize any of these suspect philadelphia police want to hear from you. lets check on the today's forecast. milder but you are tracking some showers. >> we have wet weather that will just move right back in the area, return to the forecast here and couple different days down the road we have precipitation in the forecast. quick mention in monroe county , the far north of the philadelphia area, winter weather advisory will last another half an hour or so. there was black ice left over from quick round of wintry precipitation last night. watch for. that current temperatures in the mid 30's but there is a southerly wind flow that will send temperatures back to the low 50's, even milder tomorrow but with rain showers on the way. >> yes. >> katie, thank you very much. we are lo

philadelphia eagles are ready for the game, law enforcement is preparing for a massive security operation. >> nearly 2,000 federal agents are backing up the presence of state and local police. patrolling the region in ways you can see and in ways you cannot. jamie youk is is at the nfl experience in downtown minneapolis, the host city of tomorrow's big game. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there is no specific or credible threat to the super bowl but u.s. bank stadium where the game will be held is right smack dab in the middle of minneapolis between businesses and across the street from a level one trauma hospital and that is why officials want fans to get to the game four hours early on sunday to get through all of the security measures now in place. inside a blackhawk helicopter patrolling above u.s. bank stadium, customs and border patrol agent michael fuller explained what he thinks a super bowl win will look like. >> we want to keep everybody focused on the game and relaxed and have a good time. >> reporter: his marine unit is flying six helicopters to keep eyes in t

cancellations and delays. philadelphia has canceled at least 250 flights. in the new york city area, more than 1,700 flights going through new york's three busiest airports have been grounded. newark is seeing the bulk of the cancellations up there so far. but we expect boston logan, hartford, and providence airports to see the most. boston alone, 680 flights alone are canceled so far. we expect that to climb. nationwide, american airlines and delta combined have told us they've canceled more than a thousand flights today, already cancel more for tomorrow. the airlines have waiver programs in place so you can travel when the weather's better. the airmens hopes to resume service as the weather improves. as the weather improves, the flights will continue. >> it's only going to get worse as the day moves on. in boston harbor, they're seeing some of the heaviest snow. think of it, blizzards in north carolina and south carolina. >>> the only thing colder than the weather on the east coast is the relationship between president trump and his former chief strategist bannon. the president's

philadelphia. to celebrate the eagles super bowl victory. parade will be the first in the city for super bowl win. huge crowds have gathered all morning in philadelphia and demarco morgan is along the parade route. demarco, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. believe it or not, people started lining up around midnight just to get a quick glimpse of the winning team as they get ready to make this parade. we all know that philly fans can be rowdy at times when it comes to sports victory. but police are hoping that that is not the case today. >> sunday night was extremely annoying. i mean, and concerning. >> reporter: on wednesday, philadelphia mayor jim keating encouraged fans to act responsibly at today's parade. >> don't ruin this for fans who have waited for decades as the eagles finally parade up broad street. >> reporter: city officials are trying to avoid a repeat of sunday night when revelers started fires on the streets of philadelphia. >> caught! foles, touchdown. >> one of the great stars will be quarterback nick foles, who caught a touchdown pass as he led the

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died at a hospital. in philadelphia, a high school teacher was reportedly hospitalized and numerous students got heat-related illnesses. in the west, heat is a major concern for crews battling wildfires. meteorologist danielle niles of our boston station wbz has the forecast. danielle, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. red flag war >>> good morning, everyone. we have low humidity today and it really gusty wind that is going to feel these critical fire conditions out west. meanwhile, the heat index value is going to be in the mid-90s. st eat in the southern plains as well. there is some relief open the way for the northeast especially. will feel nice tomorrow. a welcome change with highs in the 70s from boston to new york city, down through buffalo. 80s in d.c. and it is bigger change will be a drop in the humidity which will make a significant difference. although the heat does come back in for the second half of the holiday weekend into labor day. big ridge of high pressure looks like highs will top out 90-plus for much of next week. >> danielle, thank you. >>> harmful level

the projects. they've done that in philadelphia where they involve the communities. when you bring the community in and everybody creates something together, there's a sense of ownership and it's incredibly explosive. >> in schools there's tension between kids. one student said this is the one time we don't seem to be fighting and bickering. >> gorgeous works of art. >> amazing. >> impressive. >> stunning. >> brook silva-braga, thanks very much zwroo as annoying as they may be, digital assistants are helping us do more and more f every day, but you everybody never seen one quite like this, a floating head that comes when you call it to help astronauts accomplish their tasks. we'll introduce you to simon, only here this morning on "cbs this morning: saturday." jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still inc

controversial arrest of two black men at a philadelphia store should not have happened. ahead on "cbs this morning," how the men's >>> good morning, everyone. you may run into heavy downpours today. we will see scattered showers and a chance for thunderstorms. look at the dark storm clouds ahead. a lot of this is in the north bay but expect widespread showers throughout the day all across the bay area through about 7:00 to 8:00 at least. high temperatures will be in the mid-to upper 50s. by tomorrow, things will be drying up. >>> "60 minutes" finds low cast carrier aliegeant air has a recent history of troubling mechanic problems including smoke and fumes in the cabin. >> ahead, steve croft is here with the investigation of aligent and a surprising response from the faa. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." >> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by cool sculpting. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool. coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells. with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some rare

philadelphia. but blizzard from cape cod and the islands to the northern coast of maine. e this. >> thank you so much. >>> north and south korea are talking for the firstars. demilitarized system overnight. kim jong-unhe's open to sending a delegation to the games in ach when he also told the u.s. he has a button for nuclear weapons then president trump responded on twitter last night. i, too, have a nuclear bigger powerf powerful, and my button works. there are signs they may be mis this week. >>> president trump is also threatening to cut off aid to negotiate a peace deal. he pay the palestinians hundreds of millions of dollar as year, we get no respect. why should we make any of these massive rethem. his u.n. ambassador nikki haley also pressured the palestinians. we very much don't want to have a peace process. noin palestinians now have to show their world that they want to come to the table. as of now, to the table, but they ask for aid. we're not giving the aid. they to the table and we want to move forward with the peace oc callee president's comments blackmail. abbas said the preside

room with what we can expect from sunday's >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> good morning winds possible flooding throughout the day. large clouds every pedestrians had to battle rain and wind along broad street within the hour. some of the umbrellas apparently didn't quite make it. that umbrella cock could be a victim part of the bigger weather picture today on that note we send it over to katie. the winds are pretty strong out there. they absolutely are. that image what you may encounter trying to travel specially later today here is the storm system now looking way more like a nor'easter, with the rain, snow line starting to rotate through our region. so, it is starting to change over, in a lot of these north and western counties already and you've had pretty decent snowfall going on in the poconos, for most of the morning. so with time, we will end up with some modest accumulation even here in the city but meantime, it is a flood advisory, also flood watch posted here from philadelphia on north and east. a lot a lot of

wind making it feel even colder feels like the 20's right now, 35 degrees in philadelphia, 37 in wilmington , waking up in allentown this morning, with right around 35 degrees, 34 in willow grove, 37 degrees this morning in palmyra. so throughout the day today, temperatures are going to be in the four's, philadelphia, and down the shore, still going to be very windy, and it will feel more like the 30's and quick check of your seven day forecast, next chance for precipitation tuesday night. >> all right, chelsey, thank you. our next update is at 7:57. see you then. have a great day. leigh vivien leigh vivian lei vivienne lei devito. >>> in california sheriff's deputies sprang into action and pulled five people buried under snow friday after an avalanche at the squaw valley ski resort in the sierra nevadas. three people were injured, one seriously. first responders say they followed the screams and say in one case just the tip of the snowboard was visible. after one hour the body was found at the resort. >> glad they were found. >> very glad. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning."

for his life after a shooting in the frankford section of philadelphia police were called to the 1500 block of ru ann street just before 10:00 lam found in the parking lot of the used car dealership with the gunshot wound to the face. the victim was also holding a gun in his hand. so far police made no arrest. >>> lets send it over to katie for a check of the forecast. we are talking about this storm coming. >> at this point we are looking ahead and waiting for things to happen, right, rahel things are quiet. we have light wind and just even a sliver of sun trying to peak through. that will not last. includeds will continue to thicken but outside live neighborhood network and every where else we will have quiet weather initially. once the storm gets here take a look find your region thinks what you are primarily dealing without of this. mainly rain and very strong, wind for the city but a brief burst of snow on the tail end of the storm into tomorrow night. i don't anticipate much accumulation in the city. so primarily rain, wind are issues here, off to the south that is certainl

center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon, neighboring ambulance companies say they'll answer calls to the salem county company loosen tire, over the american legion ambulance company in woodstown, the fire wept through around 4:00 a.m. this morning, the cause of the fire is under investigation. neighbor posted this video of the huge flames on facebook earlier today. fortunately, there were no injuries. >> so, we send it over did a katie with a look at today's forecast, about to get very warm around here. >> very. started off on chilly note, watching for even some frost on soft of the windshields this morning, especially if you have your car still parked in the shadow, sun is up though, now getting clouded over with clouds, and even a couple of stray showers, trying to already push east, now, tees are not amounting to much. the bark is a little worse than the bite whether it comes to the radar currently. but we are going to see additional showers pick up later in the day, so they should be scattered, that's why you have a 50-

surgery in canada, ryan was flown to shrine're's hospital in philadelphia where they specialize in spinal cord injury. >> i keep my teammates in my heart and every day i set new goals and challenges and remind myself it i'm doing it for them. >> reporter: the doctor's first priority was to help him adjust his time in a wheelchair. then he began an intensive program of rehabilitation which included time in the water, on the treadmill, and even upper body workouts. >> there's lots of muscle strengthening because my left side was weaker than my right. it's doing weight training. >> reporter: less than a month not being able to move, he was able to join his teammates for a reunion. shortly after, he was a guest of the philadelphia flyers at their training facility. now ryan is back playing the sport he loves, doing what he loves naturally, moving forward in body and spirit. >> u want to say thank you and say stay strong. life will get you down, but keep the positive mentality, anything's possible. >> in july the driver o the tractor trailer accused of the crash was charged with 16 counts. a c

east coast over the weekend. >> "the philadelphia inquirer" said two flights to the city had passengers with flu-like symptoms. one from munich arrived in philadelphia yesterday. a border customs patrol said yesterday the sick passengers had been attending the hajj inside saudi arabia. they're not considered severely me werllill. >>> "the hollywood reporter" say says crews was one of the first to come forward. he posted a twitter message yesterday that said one word. accountability. >>> and north news, virginia's daily press says the u.s. postal service is honoring john lennon today. the newest stamp in the music icon series shows a photo used for lennon's 1974 solo album "walls and bridges." meanwhile paul mccartney released his 17thlb overnight. ♪ i just want to know feel ♪ >> and he keeps going. i like that. that sounds good. >> reporter: it's the 76-year-old's latest album. >> i heard he's oh, really. >> that's what i heard. >> norah is leaving us now perhaps to go to a concert. no. she's off on an assignment. you'll see her here next week. >> who is she talking to? >> we can't

philadelphia overnight. fire broke out shortly after midnight on the 1300 block of west toronto street investigats say man and woman killed were related. their names have not been released. >>> we will send to it katie for a check of the forecast, it feels warmer then yesterday >> even though it is still wintry weather out there today we have temperatures in the 40 's and then starting off in the 30's and 20's but by comparison it does feel milder is there a new front approaching that is why we have that surge of air and included out there indicative of things yet to come. it is not a potent looking front on thetia we will see rais develop toward evening time and through overnight and with timehat will turn over to some snow leading to tricky travel for tomorrow morning's commute another round of rain and snow for super bowl sunday , rahel. >>> thinking of the commute morning rush is underway and i-95 southbound is jammed, at allegheny avenue in north philadelphia, traffic picking up there. schuylkill expressway slow approaching montgomery drive and patco yet again running on a

this morning: saturday," special correspondent james brown has the story of a philadelphia church that's saving souls through sports. enon tabernacle baptist church serves over 2,000 kids every year. and what started off as a small sports ministry has yielded three nfl players and a heisman trophy candidate. >> what's in the water. >>> have a great weekend, evan. we leave you now with more music from the wild feathers. this is "stand by you." ♪ ♪ i got a girl who shines like diamonds cuts right through all the dark in my heart ♪ ♪ you stand by me, and i stand by you there ain't nothing we can't get through, hey ♪ ♪ ♪ when i met you, i was worse for wear torn and afraid, but you did not care ♪ ♪ you said you'll stand by me and i'll stand by you there's nothing in this world that we could not do ♪ ♪ if life is what loves gets you through there ain't nothing we can't do ♪ ♪ so be the one i hold on to ♪ now trouble will come and troubles will go fl if i keep on dancing you'll never grow old ♪ ♪ so you sing a song and i'll sing it too, yeah stand by me a

and snow in higher elevations. major cities like new york and philadelphia could see strong winds and rain starting as early as tonight. the remnants of hurricane willa are fuelling this potentially disruptive storm. faces its biggest crisis in the united states since the boston sex abuse scandal. 13 states and the district of columbia are now investigating whether abuse was concealed by church leaders, including bishops. the highest-ranking clergy in the catholic diocese. one place under scrutiny is buffalo, new york. "60 minutes" has learned the fbi is interviewing church insiders there. buffalo bishop richard malone is accused of allowing priests accused of sexual abuse to stay on the job. the deacon was the first member to call on the bishop to step down. he spoke with bill whitaker for this sunday's "60 minutes." >> bishop malone called it a crisis. you called it a scandal. what's the difference? >> a crisis is we look at the home and it's burning to the ground. the scandal is you know how to put the fire out but you don't tell me. so you pretend to grieve with me about the fire

." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon, philadelphia's famous love sculpture will be back at love park just in time for valentine day tomorrow. the iconic 1976 sculpture by robert indianna will travel from fairmount to love park 10:00 a.m. this morning, will make several stops along the way, it was restored and repainted while park renovation was completed. now, we check with katie on today's forecast, might want to dress warmly? >> yes, for february nothing in february is atypical about today's forecast but you're right, definately chillier at least by comparison to yesterday morning, but leveling off to where we should be with daytime highs zero gorgeous look at the sunrise there is will be a sun glare kind of a commute for you if you travel east, so keep it in mind, very calm day all things considered. look at the swing on the thermometer that's coming our way, thursday, might as well be mid april. we have few showers just rain showers on the way as early as wednesday overnight, then again on friday. and colder again this weekend shall meisha. >> all right, katie, thank you for the

feel like triple digits in cities from washington and philadelphia to bangor maine, a a and new hampshire. the heat is expected to stick around until independence day. demarco morgan is on the beach. >> reporter: good morning. it's a lot cooler now, but that will soon change. beachgoers will get a chance to jump into the water here just to cool off. that's not the case for construction workers, those who work outside. centers for disease control and prevention says those who work outside are more vulnerable to heat stress which could lead to heat stroke and heat exhaustion. laying the foundation for a new building right by the beach, tom albe albertini are keeping scarves and rags around their necks to keep cool. >> there's buckets of water all over the site. if they have to get out of the sun, we have them come into the trailer. they have their own trailers they can cool off on. then they'll get right back to it. >> reporter: jim vorel also works outside. >> i'm checking refrigerant pressure. >> reporter: to keep people cool inside. he's been in the air conditioning business fo

tammie jo shults and darren ellisor called for an emergency landing at philadelphia airport. terrified passengers grabbed oxygen masks from the ceiling. >> can you have the medical meet us there as well. we've got injured passengers. >> just before landing, flight attendants made shults and ellisor aware to one of the injuries. jennifer riordan was partially sucked out of the plane. she later died from her injuries. cbs news spoke to her husband, michael riordan. >> what jennifer was great at was being generous and loving. no one can take hear from our heart or family. >> president trump honored the southwest crew at the white house. >> fantastic job. they say you were calm and strong and cool. thank you very much. >> when the president asked them if they were nervous, the flight attendants responded not at all. and this morning, we're really happy to have the pilots and the cabin crew all here in studio 57 for their first joint tv interview. they'll share how training, teamwork and faith, their very strong faith, helped them get through this midair emergency. so that's ahead only here

, i'm jim donovan, we're getting a look at one of the newest editions to philadelphia's public arts program, mural arts philadelphia, unveiled plans for mural honoring civil rights leader octave ya wed on what would have been his september birthday, the five story mural will be completed at the charter school, near where catto lived. right over to katie, for a look at the forecast. >> jim, really not looking like the best day in the wormed, not only is it raw, chilly outside, it is seasonable, that is for february, but also wet weather moving through, coming through at pretty decent clip here much of the region is activity encountering precipitation, but even if it is not raining where you are, you very likely have spray from other vehicles , some damp roads out there, just from previous round of rain. this is kind of the theme throughout the day, warming up this weekend all be it still on relatively soggy note. >> it will be nice to have the sunshine back, katie, thank you willment looking outside, another accident out there, vine westbound past broad street pulled all the way up t

numbers are going to be possible even for those big metro cities from new york to philadelphia. but blizzard possibilities exist from cape cod and the islands to the northern coast of maine. we're going to keep an eye on this. >>> north and south korea are talking for the first time in two years. they reopened a cross-border communications system at the demilitarized system overnight. kim jong-un said he's open to sending a delegation to the games in a new year's day speech when he also told the u.s. he has a button for nuclear weapons on his table. then president trump responded on twitter last night. i, too, have a nuclear button, but it is much bigger and more powerful rng a powerf powerful, and my button works. there are signs they may be preparing another missile test this week. >>> president trump is also threatening to cut off aid to the palestinians if they don't negotiate a peace deal. he tweeted yesterday, quote, we pay the palestinians hundreds of millions of dollar as year, and we get no respect. why should we make any of these massive future payments to them. his u.n. a

children's university of philadelphia institute found it performed very well but there were inconsistencies and the baby vita never successfully detected low oxygen level. its sensor accuracy had been validated in studies performed by independent laboratories. the fda has not approved either monitor. >>> the detroit free press rorlts aretha franklin's attorney says she left no will or trust for her reported $80 million estate. franklin died last week at the age of 76. her four sons filed a document yesterday listing themselves as interested parties in the late singer's fortune. franklin's niece asked the probapro bate court to appoint her as personal representative. >>> olive garden's all you can eat pasta pass goes on sale tomorrow, $100 passes are good for eight weeks of unlimited pasta, bread sticks and salad and soup. 23,000 passes are available. last year they sold out in a second. and if you really like pasta, there are also 1,,000 52-week passes selling for $50. >> i can hear the stomachs growling. >> i like my pasta. >> bread sticks are really good too. >> i got your

community is sponsored by target. >>> well, we got a new angle this morning of a philadelphia eagles fan flying into a concrete subway pillar before sunday's big championship win. this is before the game. the excited fan bounced off concrete into the train as it was leaving the station. we're glad to tell you he was not seriously hurt. we've learned before the spectacular crash he enjoyed a few pops of libation. >> he was celebrating their win there. >> welcome back to cbs this morning. here are three things you should know this morning. kentucky attorney general is suing national pharmaceutical distributor mckesson corporation. he accuses of misleading business transactions to flood the state with opioid. mckesson shipped to one county. company spokesman said they only provide to pharmacies licensed with the state and registered with the dea. >>> multiple american citizens were wounded during saturday's attack on the hotel in afghanistan. that's according to an official this morning. the official did not give the exact number of deaths of americans or injuries. among 22 killed in the at

restaurants in philadelphia led to more tv shows, books and peabody award in 2014. in 2016 bourdain told our anthony mason how life changed after "kitchen confidential." >> how is this guy different than that guy? >> when you travel as much as i have you, i don't want to say i'm more humbled but i think you become aware of how other people live, how hard their lives are, how big the world is and of course fatherhood changes everything. i became a father at 50. at that moment you stop being the star of the film. >> boy, that's the truth. >> for me, that was an emorm no relief and a gift. >> reporter: bourdain spoke about his past drug use in a to 15 episode of "parts unknown." >> i kind of found my way back to my own past both in massachusetts, which is where i started my career as a cook, at page 17 and my own career with heroin, looking at your own past and your own youth is, you know, always, one is always filled with sweetness, sadness and regret. >> reporter: four months ago he told "people" magazine "there have been times honestly in my life that i figured i've had a good run.