>> well the storm may be over but the clean up just beginning, see what people in some of the hardest hit areas are waking up to this morning. >> the wind sure had their way down the shore, trump plaza some people still worried about possible flooding t morning. >> and this is a live look this morning at center city philadelphia. from our studios in spring garden. coming up: we will tell you what to expect for your weekend, and when we see our next chance for snow. apparently, no rest for the weary. >> today is saturday, march 3rd. good morning i'm jan carabeo. we have complete team three coverage of this nor'easter aftermath. anita oh, live in the mobile weather watch they are morning looking at damage left behind, and conditions on the roads. but first let's turn to

meteorologist, chelsey ingram for the latest on this storm good morning, kelly. >> good morning, jan good morning to you at home. still dealing with the wind, even today now it is not going to be quite as windy but you're going to notice it, for sure. in fact, some areas still under a wind advisory, and we will talk about that. let me start you out though with a look at some of the wind gusts cents from yesterday. we saw winds gusting over 70 miles per hour at times. and in cape may, new jersey, and washington township, the wind gust reported at 65 miles per hour, in dover around 62 miles per hour, same thing even in northeast philadelphia and then in pennsauken, right around 56 miles per hour was reported so today's still going to be very windy we could see wind gusts to around 45 miles per hour at times down the shore today and then with the winds still in place it will feel even colder than what we see on the thermometer win chill values will be in the 30's, and we will see some sunshine, are at least so

here is a lock at the wind advisory remains in effect until noon today. so that's where all of our coastal counties also into delaware, and then down into our delaware beaches. again, wind gusts cents around 45 miles per hour can be expected and wind gust certainly in philadelphia, right around 41 miles per hour current temperatures, in the 30's across much of the region, 20's up in the poconos 35 degrees as we wake up this morning in philadelphia. we will talk about a coastal flood warning that's in place coming up in just a bit. for now back to you. >> chelsey, thank youment time now 6:02. time to check the roads. let's go over to cheryle goal end in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning cheryle. >> good morning jan live look at the 42 freeway in new jersey, so far so good. but please keep our head up for icy spots reported on the roadways this morning in philadelphia, gypsy lane remains closed, roads due to downed trees so please make sure to plan accordingly. also downed tree on rittenhouse road between wissahickon and lincoln drive

and due to the high wind, speeds reduced to 35 miles per hour on all of the area bridges, as far as mass transit is concerned. most regional rails are suspended so please make sure to check ahead. live from the cbs-3 traffic centerment i'm cheryle golden, jan, back to you. >> thank you. nor'easter tha moving out of the philadelphia region has claimed the life after driver in montgomery county. part of large tree fell ton a car headed northbound on south gulph road in upper merion township yesterday. police got the call right around 7:00 last night. a 57 year old man died at the scene there. an investigation is now underway. >> the deadly storm also reaked havoc on power lines now hundreds cents every thousands of people are waking up in the dark this morning. right now peco has more than 292,000 customers without power, that number sits at 102,000 for ppl. 19,000 for delmarva. 13,000 for atlantic city electric.

22,000 for pse&g. the outages have also prompted the red cross to open an emergency shelter in horsham montgomery county. >> meantime, mother nature seems to be calming down right now after getting down right mean yesterday. the snow, the wind, and the surf was out of control. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, is live in the cbs-3 mobile weather watcher this morning, checking out all of the damage in montgomery county. anita, good morning. >> good morning jan yes conditions yesterday were certainly out of control, a lot of people reported feeling like they were blowing around in those wind gusts and it is those very wind gusts that created a lot of damage in many part of our including here in delaware county. so right now as you mentioned driving around in the cbs-3 mobile water. i turn around the camera, show you what we are looking at on the roads. see waking up this morning the sun is starting to come up you can see that it is just a winter wonderland out here, a lot of snow accumulating on the grassy surfaces cents

we've also seen a lot of snow on parked cars, and as i mentioned, that wind caused a lot of debris to fall in the roadways. see one every these fallen trees here, on mill road. we going toward south bryn mawr avenue here in delaware county. out here also seeing a lot of power outages, here you can see the south bryn mawr avenue and mill road and this traffic light out see cars flying through the intersection, which of course we would not recommend. now, nearly 84,000 customers in delco and more than 104,000 in montgomery count any the dark. you saw the car passing through the right there. this traffic light in this intersection is out. seeing similar stories throughout this area, delaware county really highly affected by these power outages a lot of main stretches of highway completely dark. thankfully now the sun is coming up. so we are driving now and

update you on the conditions on the road. for now live in delaware county. cbs-3 mobile watcher anita oh >> thank you amtrak slowly getting back to normal after yesterday's storm. starting at 6:20 this morning the rail line is resuming modified service between washington and new york. service resumes between new york and boston starting at 8:40. amtrak keystone service is operating on modified service plan and septa is resuming some regional rail service this morning. of course, we have all of those links on our home page. just go over to cbsphilly.com. meantime busses were running yesterday, but a tree fell on top of this septa bus. as it headed west on the schuylkill expressway near the gladwynn exit. there were passengers on board that bus fortunately, no report of injuries. the westbound lanes there wereed for ove that tree wasly away. check your flight status before hea philadelphia international airport warns travelers should expect to see residual flight

impact today. the nor'easter just hammered the airport with snow, and strong winds, and officials say more than 500 flights to were canceled yesterday, some airlines are offering freeway ers to change travel plans due to the severe weather. check in with your airline with the >> high wind and rough surf hammered the jersey shore as well. part of the facade at the former trump plaza casino in atlantic city fell off the building than forced a shutdown of the area around columbia and missouri avenues. wind gusts cents up to 60 miles per hour sent waves well,t you willull err recall. to out.heven broug into atlantic city to the pavement edge there. it didn't go far. of coursetill worrie about high tied tcan see though, the winds there eventually did snap. >> service on the cape may lewes ferry is expected to to resume this morning, " eyewitness news" viewer bill barge err sent us this video from the ferry rocking in the choppy sea. the ferry shutdown service yesterday after conditions became just too rough. >> and stay ahead of the next storm, with the eyewitness

weather app. it is available for iphone and android devices cents, cbs philly in your app marketplace >> at least five people have died elsewhere as that nor'easter barrelled up the east coast. winds topped 80 miles per hour now homes and businesses are flooded and millions of people have lost power. some areas are under a foot of snow as well. kris van cleave has more on the destruction. >> the winds how old water kept rising along the massachusetts coast friday. some residents were rescued by boat and even construction vehicles. national guard truck helps denise, her husband and their 17 year old cat sweetheart, evacuate their home in winthrop near boston. this is the second time their house has flooded this nor'easter in january, 40 pipes burst, and they lost appliances, and cars can you believe this has happened again? >> no, no, i've been here since 1990. and we've had some, you know,

water, but never never, never like this. >> the storm toppled utility polls and trees from washington to new york, to new england. some on top of cars and homes. >> look at the size of the house, that's an old lady over there, too, she is home but she is jobbing crowds waited at new york penn station as amtrak and many commuter trains to new jersey stopped running. thousands every flights wer a meteorologist with the national weather service is calling this a storm we will never forget. kris van cleave, cbs news, winthrop massachusetts. >> this morning police in michigan have their man. how a nearly day-long manhunt leads to arrest in the deadly shooting at central michigan university. >> plus: we will take you to training facility where pups become arson dogs, see the specialized training they go through to help investigation finds arsonists. we will be right back.

>> fire investigators are working to finds out the cause of this fire. north hancock street, while were you sleeping overnight. fire crews arrived there to find flames, and work swiftly to get all every those flames under control. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> philadelphia police say a gunman shot and killed his wife and his mother-in-law. then led police on a chase that ended in gunfire. take a look at this. "eyewitness news," on the 3400 block of chippendale avenue in holmesburg around 7:30 last

night. police say that is where the man shot both women in the head, and then fled the scene. officers later caught up with that suspect and they say he then led them on a pursuit. >> the vehicle continued in this direction, ultimately on welsh rd. and down here to the train station. the vehicle stopped. officers from our highway patrol as well our seventh district attempt topped end game. he then produced a firearm. at t tot discharged their firearms,t ti t he's now list in the critical condition. >> and the manhunt over for the suspect involved in a deadly shooting at central michigan university. nineteen year old student sent accused every killing his parents. someone spotted him on train passing through the north end of campus just after midnight. meg oliver with the latest. >> the police department is responding to a report of shots fired. >> the deadly shooting at central michigan university and mt. pleasant, happened inside a residence hall early

friday morning triggering a campus wide lockdown. a student shot this cell phone video as police surround searched for the suspected gunman identified as 19 year old james eric davis junior. police say the victims are the suspect parent james davis senior and father was a part time police officers. >> james davis touched everybody's life, in a positive manner the people he worked with, along with the resident. >> authorities say davis was involved in another incident on campus thursday, and was transported to the hospital. possibly over bad reaction to drugs. the michigan shooting happened on the last day classes before spring break. the parent were picking up children. meg oliver vbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, here is something you're going to be seeing a lot today. avenue feeling. falling trees powerful wind from friday's nor'easter knocked a tree over in philadelphia's rid end

rittenhouse square, very big one, too, that's. thankfully no one was injured. >> check this out lehigh valley was hit with more snow than the philadelphia region, and it was no fun driving in northampton county yesterday. the snow on the roads in lower nazareth township turned to slush making conditions very slick there. with the wind, blowing snow in all directions, visibility was extremely low. >> and check this out. even our own katie fehlinger is dealing with damage from this storm. she shared these pictures on twitter. she says the winds broke a tree branch and it fell right through her husband ' car windshield. wow. the car was sitting in their driveway. she also says her neighbor's tree which is two stories tall fell onto their house. good thing they get along. also said they'll break out the chain saw today to see if the tree damaged their home. avenue feeling a whole lot of people will be cleaning up, as well. >> no doubt about that. i mean, with winds that we had yesterday, gusting 60, 70 miles per hour, in some locations cents, that makes sense, that we had the

magnitude of damage that we are now seeing this morning across much of the delaware valley. let me show you a look at some interesting pictures from our weather watchers. we start out with this one from lynn springer, she said cars plastered on one side from the wind. did you find that out when were you going out to clean your car maybe right jan right, only had to clean off one side of your caribous the wind was so strong it was blowing the snow just completely horizontally, so it was only going on one side of your car. i mean, kind of nice to only have to clean off one side but the wind was just a mess, right? other pictures that came in, couple of pictures of damage that came in this one from wayne hunter. show you a look at tree down where he is says limb down in his yard. so a lot of people waking up to dealing with problems like this. a lot of people waking up to quite a bit of snowfall as well. let me take to you live look at the bethlehem camera. you can see looking like a winter wonder land there. still dealing with some wet roads, temperatures right now in the three's there could be some slick spots up there.

keep that in mind. but bethlehem was one of the winners, when it came to snowfall amounts. breaking in over around 5 inches of snow. look at these snowfall totals. the big winner, though, the poconos, where some areas in the poconos saw about 2 feet of wet heavy snow. saw about 6 inches in the media area, hammonton right around 3.2 inches of snow, then in philadelphia, at philadelphia international airport, report of around an inch and a half of snow. man was it a mess when the wind was blowing the snow sideways. i mean, it was cents very hard to see visibility was very poor yesterday afternoon and evening. i was out in this, mobile weather watcher dealing with that just a mess, storm scan3 completely different picture from yesterday. so things are winding down precipitation wise, however still have some hazards at play that we have to deal with wind advisory, one of those until about noontime saturday, for all of coastal counties in

new jersey, also into central and southern delaware, our delaware beaches, we see wind gusts to around 45 miles per hour, up until about the noon hour and then it is still going to be windy thereafter. just slightly less winnie. coastal flood warning in effect until 3:00 sunday for our shore point also the delaware beaches so new more high tide cycles weaver to deal with and get through before this becomes less avianca problem. until then we have the risk for moderate flooding f your roadways typically does flood, you can kind of expect it to do that today. with the situation that we're dealing with. with that potential for coastal flooding higher, unusually high water levels, and also shore waves anywhere from eight to 15 feet. beach errosion, also going to be occurring today as well, so cape may county today gusty winds coastal flooding likely 46 degrees for that high temperature again still dealing with problems with this system even though making

its way off the shore. these are more the indirect effect if you will. 35 degrees right now in the city. feels more like 22 degrees. so when you factor in the wind out of the northwest at 30 miles per hour, 36 degrees in wilmington, 35 millville down the shore temperatures checking in in the 30's. look at the winds speeds. these are sustained winds okay, not even gusts gusts also much hire than this right now. 20 miles per hour in wilmington, 24 in reading right around 25 miles per hour in the poconos. so, with the winds and the chilly temperatures, it is cents going to feel cold throughout the entire day. and i'm forecasting highs in the four's, but will feel like the 30's even into the afternoon, 35 degrees is what it going to feel like around 6:00 this evening. so 43, by noontime, feeling like the 30's, feeling like the 30's this afternoon even though you should be able to get to the high temperature around 47 degrees. here is a look at your seven day forecast, 47 sunday. breezy sunshine, sunny afternoon on monday, that

should be very pleasant day tracking more precipitation jan, headed into tuesday and wednesday. >> all right, chelsey, thank you. 6:20 now. philadelphia police are delivering on their word. two more people are now in custody after bad behavior andwl win and during the parade of police say one suspect was d in vandalism at macy's on super bowl sunday. the other vandalized a vehicle during the parade. police say they hope all of these arrests cents send a message. >> one of the things we do want for our future super bowl wins or when the flyers win the phillies win their championships coming up we want to know listen we want to celebrate. we want to enjoy our team victories that will happen and continue to happen but we don't want these negative's black eyes, that took place. >> check this out. these are photos of 11 people arrested for vandalism or bad behavior following the super bowl win. police have arrested a total of two people. >> well, coming up. the sign that spring will be

here very, very soon. the philadelphia flower show is in town, one of my favorite events. we will gave you a sneak preview of what you will see when the doors open after this morning.

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then with their new partner. >> most of the dogs we get will be guide dogs. usually because they have too much energy and they come over. >> looking forwards to the long career as criticalri philadelphia. her presence making all of the difference in nabbing an arsonist. >> i'm excited. the dogs train well when they go back and you get that phonecall or you get that text hey i took a pipe bomb off the street or i illegal firearm off the street very, very rewarding. >> that the naseau brown cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> yes, a job well done. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news": people throughout the region are looking outside right now to find tree branches all over the place and street signs down, as well. anita oh, has a live look at the storm damage. anita? >> good morning jan yes neighborhoods in the dark, debris in the roadways, and roads closed, i'm anita oh, in

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we will continu throughout the day today. so here is a look at what you can expect. today. wind gusts down the shore up to around 45 miles per hour. noon hour with wind advisory in effect, then windchills, all day long, 30's. factor in the chillier air and the win that o dealing with also, seeing some sunshine, starting to break out even though startingy note. here is a look at current wind gusts cents 41 miles per reported at philadelphia international airport, 26 miles per hour inr hour in atlantic city, then in trenton we've seen wind hour. current temperatures are in the 30's. with the exception in this morning around 26 degrees. 35 degrees right now in phil looking at this monster after storm spinning off of thenortherly flow so lots of clouds and pictures to at least start the quieted down quite a bit.wind on the back edge of the system as it continues to slowly but surely pull away. forecast for today. philadelphia, 47, 46 down the poconos, but everybody is still going to be dealing with that wind. windy as yesterday but still a bit row lent less out there. full forecast including details on coastal flood warning in just

a f back to you, thank you chelsey. cheryle goldman in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning cheryle. look at the vine street expressway looking good in both directions cents as well as the smooth ride on the schuylkill expressway. in philadelphia, gypsy lane remains closed betweenlhse lane due to downed treesment make sure to plan accordingly. also have rittenhouse road between wissahickon road and lincoln drive, as well asbe avenue and germantown avenue. so please, give yourselves enough time to get around those detours. also, due to the high wind out there, speeds reduced 35 miles per ho bridges. live from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm cheryle goal end jan, back t there cheryle, thank you. fallen tree montgomery count and upper gulf roads in upper mer scene they found large tree on a carcene the crash is now under storm reaks havoc on power lines now hundreds cents every thousands of peop this morning. right now these are the latest numbers. peco has more customers without power. that number sit ppl.

20,000 people for delmarva. 13,000electric. and 17,000 for pse&g. and the red cross to open an emergency shelter in horsham shore now forecasters anticipate moderate flooding with this where our coverage continues now with " eyewitness news" reporte hoff. >> the one place more brutal than would have been in one every these. wind gusts uphour took no prisoners along the jersey shore lines even prompting thesouri avenues in atlantic city to be shutdown mid-day due officials in ventnor city bracing for the flooding. >> what we call hi, high wheel vehicles. they're left over vehicles that we useet to resident that may be strand >> bay areas being the most vulnerable r. >> all of theinto the bay can't get out then the tide comes up, pushes watters in atlantic city to the pavement edge village heaviest hit has been from the winds. as stop signs struggled and >> alexandria hoff,ness >> and blow by this storm packed a strong punch for much some who ventured into flood watters in new england had to be specially towns on the massachusetts

coast. creating just a mess. high wind ofdirections cents.>> and york dealt with record breaking is near syracuse new york 14 inches of snow it the snowiest day of winter for them and the fourth snowiest marchan believe that. shovels and snow blowers of course came in next storm with the eyewitn weather app available on devices forhilly in your app m tp>> meantime, powerful winds from this nor'easter forced federal offices in friday. and president trump ht of dullos international airport in v instead of joint base andrews dn what the president left behind including speculation top out. >> president trump touched florida and figure tiff head winds that have hit the white house thisrough due process -- on wednesday. >> now, this is not a popular thing to say in terraf but i'm saying it anyway. >> but meeting with the leaders the nra a chrdf lobbiest tweeted mr. trump and vice president pence support the second amendmnd don't want gun control. the president called the good nra

says jump a >> senate democratic leader chuck assumer. that negotiations with mr. president ising with jello: >> except vatly the president took on critics every hisst on aluminum and steel import. on twitter he road trade w win. can at 7-eleven down here. >> wilbur ross is worthllar impact of potential steel anal alluminum good. >> this doesn't mean anything. through all of a lot to do about nothing. >> but the tariff announcement surprised even the advisor gary cone , who had argued against such protection >> free, open, fair trade. pretty simple. free speculation that national security advisor, h. r. mcmaster mcmaster,s on the outs with trump. but sources say that tension has reached a tipping point and he could be leaving within weeks. giuliana goldman, cbs news, the white house. >> back here at hominal federal prosecutors calling for convicted allentown pulaski to

resign immediately. the jury found pulaski corruption trial on thursday. pay to play scheme. federal prosecutors excused him o contract to businesses cents that supported his failed campaigns for u.s. s state law requires him to step and he's facing many, many years in jail and address his criminal situation, and lever the city in the hands of somebody who is >> now, a lawyer for the embattled mayor maintains his innocence, no sentencing date has been set. >> on the health w wic over. health officials say theseber of people getting sick has been still widespread in pennsylvania and new jersey.nsidered moderate in delaware. >> for the first time in an academy of city -- pediatrics is issuing new guidelines onhope to get early treatment to prevent problems at home or at schoe stahl has the detail. >> twenty-five year old stephanie snows how crippling anxiety and depression can be. >> now looking back, the situation that i'm thinking of where i'm like that was not normal. >> she was diagnosed when

depression in her early to's, but she recalls symptoms much earlier. >> in me tyne years i didn't know what it was or how to deal with it. >> now the academy of pediatrics circumstance ewing updated guidelines, research shows by age 20, about 20% experienced some depression, which can affect them long-term.oblems, it can lead to family problems school problemsl to help pediatricians identify depression early. new doctors talk about mental health with adolescent and their parent and implement screening for children 12 and older. doctors also say it is important to children. >> who have a family history of depression, and who are already have had an episode of depressith the anxiety and depression association of america to raisestory is therapeutic. >> i think real important no matter what someone is going >> the new recommendations also cents call for families with a depressed teen to restrict access to lethal weapons. suicideeens. and expert say at less end suicide risk is str firearm availability. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs news".

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' got the spice. >> toss blue cheese in coal shaw. that's brilliant. >> do you -- oh, love that guy by the way the steak was 28 bucks. how do you top that? i guess they have ways around here. >> like with their homemade bread putting perhaps with carmel anacine monday ice cream. >> i wish you were here. wow. you are special. >> part something such sweet sorrow. >> vittoria woodill cbs-3 " eyewitness news" i wish i was cents there. lot of clethey're going to have today. a lot of people still without power, no surprise with the wind that we had yesterday over 70 miles per hour in cape may county very impressive wind gust, and some damage, because of that.

>> this is ed he lives in chesterfield, new jersey, he says not many branches down here, drove to hammonton yesterday, lot of branches down on 206. so if you live in that area, just be aware images coming in from the weather watch ers look being like snow globe yesterday at times, right? that's what one every our weather watch ers said. another picture from ed, and the reason i'm showing you this he says, not much snow left on the front lawn now. and that's because a lot of it was a very heavy wet snow. and so the wind that we had been dealing with has helped little bit to at leasee van rate some of the snowfall, still showing picture of the very reduced visibilities, hardly see the stop sign off in the distance from yesterday afternoon just a mess, if you had to be out in it you know that it was an absolute mess. very hard to drive also]mw the wind make that tug on the wheel. very difficult and hazardous conditions, that we dealt with yesterday. and still dealing with the wind a little bit today. let me take to you another very snowy scene.

this is live look at jack frost, big boulder. you can see looking like winter wonderland there. talking snowfall actually pick upd 2 feet of snow, with this system. i mean, incredibly, impressive media around 6 inches bethlehem 5.6hammonton, around 3.2 then inadelphia, right around an inch and a half was reported at philadelphia international airport. so quiet scene now storm scan3 precipitation wise, however, still getting this northerly flow. you can she with the cloud direction zero direction as is it moves with each and every frame. the self is continuing to pull away very slowly but surely out to sea but still going to be un the influence of this system as we head throughout the day today even coastal areas headed into wind advisory remain in effect for the coastal counties until noontime today. also delaware beaches intold be dealing with wind

gusts to around 45-mile per hour atow let's talk about that coastal flood warning issue. tidal flooding we will be dealing with through the day today. specially, in some of the back bay areas very vulnerable. coastal flooding throughout the day so we will be dealing with moderate flooding as potential you can expect roadways to flood if they typically flood during situations like this they'll be flooded today shore waves eight to 15 feet and will cause beach errosion so keep an eye on things down the coast, unfortunately very closely even though the storm is kind of pulling out to sea still un the influence with the wind. gusty winds coastal flooding, 46 degrees, for that high temperature today and cape may county. looking live at center city, 35 degrees feels colder, feels more like 22 degrees, with the wind out of the northwest at around 30 piles per hour. thirty-six this morning, as we wake up in wilmington, 35 in millville down the shore temperatures in the 30's, the

poconos, it is right around 26 degrees. as you wake up in media 35, good morning guys, 34 pottstown, right around 37 in palmyra. 36 degrees, this morning in mt. holly. winds speeds out of the north and west, man 24 miles per hour, still in reading 14 allentown, just sustained winds speeds. the gusts are much higher than that will as you can see they'll kind of start to subside headed into tonight and mom day but still breezy, winds still going to stick around with us unfortunately windchill tracker feeling like the 30's pretty much all day sustained wind out there even though forecasting high temperatures in the 40's, 47 degrees later this afternoon, high right around 47, win which some sunshine, then quick check at your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 47 on sunday, 48 degrees on monday. jan? >> chelsey, thank you 6:52, a lot of sixers have been dreaming every landing labron james in the upcoming offer

season. phillies, now stretching all the way to ohio. just can't help but notice. >> in cleveland. >> the road to philadelphia shoots down interstate 480 in cleveland, at least that's what a chester company believes in it high profile pitch to get the attention of labron james. >> at first philadelphia, but let's put them in cleveland. pour home remodeling strategically planted three billboards from the cavaliers quicken loans arena hopping to wh. who o king james to come and win a champions chip with the sixers. hung rip for reaction, we strategically posted up along philly cheese steak corner at ninth and passyunk. >> great young nuclear i mean brings the veteran leadership. >> what do you think about that?

>> i like his dedication to the game. >> james becomes a free agent july 1st. >> money on billboards to get labron out here, whatever, it is your monday. >> i still breakdown over what else but the process. some believe this would be messing with the formula and so far seems to be working well. >> the six letters do it, and they'll do it with the brotherly love that they have behind them. we don't need to bring the out outsiders. >> joe holden cbs-3, " eyewitness

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pretty nice day very seasonable, as well, then the chance for some precipitation headed our way tuesday into wednesday. >> chelsey, i was hoping this storm was it for winter. >> i know. >> maybe not. >> so was i but it is not. >> it is what it is. >> that's it for cbs-3 " eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weeke

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