he said, no, move to trenton, new jersey. i never worked in cable. that was one of my later businesses in life. my dad was in his 40's when he started comcast. which is a great lesson for people. if you have not found your thing yet, and you are 40 years old, it is not too late. many people think it is way too late. and he said, "i will never know this business, why don't you learn it as well from the bottom up?" so i moved to trenton and learned the billing system, worked the counters when customers paid their bill, and when the truck delivered the new system in trenton, everybody got out, roll up their sleeves, and unloaded the warehouse. i had the pleasure of learning the job. something for me just clicked. i loved the business. i love being around people. i loved being in management at a young age. david: when you are in business with your father, did you call him dad in front of other people, or did you call him ralph? brian: i called him ralph. when he had all his grandkids, he had all the grandkids call him ralph. one of the great things he di

trenton.-- trip to we are not just talking about trumpton for no reason. vonnie: i am going to have to scour youtube for that because i've never heard of it before. coming up on wednesday join us for jerome powells first ever rate decision. offrey rosenberg blackrock joins. easternrts at 1:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. vonnie: i'm a vonnie quinn. mark: i'm mark barton. the european clues a matter of minutes away. vonnie: the national people's congress of china voted to approve china's new central bank governor. >> the appointment is a signal of continuity. speaking to journalists following his nomination, yi gagnng said his priorities would include financial sector stability. further moves to open up the markets and a prudent monetary policy. a man who worked as deputy governor and pushed ahead with reforms including the liberalization of the interest rate regime and steps to liberalize the currency. he will face challenges as head of the pboc, not least ensuring that china's debt remains under control without growth falling off the cliff. potentially looks t

most western servers so say you cannot short oil now with trenton -- with china launching this. looking at the chinese middle markets when they launched, they have dragged global crude prices up with them. but i think those are more to do with corks desk works in the contract in the first months and uirks in the- with q contract in the first months and years. it is still far from being transparent and liquid. there are a number of actors that dominate the storage. we see in wti that delivery is a part of the efficiency of the contract. we are far from that in china. haidi: in the context of china's opening up and reform ambitions as well as the looming trade war with the u.s., do you think this takes on significance? michal: symbolically it certainly is a very strong position by china to say, we are not buying into all this protectionist talk coming from the u.s. we are buying, we are inviting foreigners. we are making great efforts to liberalize and open up. but in terms of sort of actual impact, first of all we will see exactly what the trade war means and if it is a bargainin

the delaware river there was something that said trenton makes and the world takes. so do you think these tariffs will be good for manufacturing, for the steel or alum numb industry there in trenton? caller: i do. american steel needs to be rekindled and built back up again. he is right on spot with it. host: appreciate your call. appreciate that. christmas valley, oregon, manley on the democrats line. go ahead. caller: hi. you know what's interesting, we have a steel mill here in yerg that's called oregon steel mill. that firm a few years ago was bought out by russian people and the new name of the company, it's still oregon steel mills raz. t's the letters eg now they also own steel mills in colorado and i'm curious if this is a payback situation, you know. because no money changes hands but the profits go to moscow. i just would be curious about that. had somebody look -- have somebody look into it and see how our president is dealing with this. i'm curious to see the funds are distributed on a company like this. host: let's go to neighboring washington state. ric

but he covered trenton, new jersey statehouse so i remember a kid in the late 1970s and 1980s, living and breathing politics in the same way crew orace busby and this grew up living and breathing at thestate politics but age of four i could probably thanmore state legislators i can today. >> where did you go cleaning? >> outside of philadelphia. studying -- >> studied history, minored in and did a ph.d. in brown university, studied with patterson, one of the greats of american history. work also a privilege to with gordon wood, a great historian of early america. >> he was just here a couple of ago. >> he's got a new book. >> lyndon johnson left the 1969.ent in january were you alive? >> no, i was born in 1974. i as someone who was alive want to ask you this question because you never saw him in person. know d you try to get to aides?d these >> inscrutible.- the aids i found easier to access. lthough i used their contemporary memos to and from each other to write the policy pieces of the book. histories, even if you take with it grain of salt, i found the oral histories helpful becaus

my dad covered trenton, the new jersey state house. i remember as a kid in the late 1970's and early 1980's living and breathing state politics in the same way that horace busby and this crew grew up sort of living and breathing austin state politics but you know, probably the age of 4 could name more state legislators than i can today oddly enough. >> where did you go to college? >> i went to swathmore outside of philadelphia. >> studying what? >> i did history and minored in literature and did a ph.d. at brown university, studied with jim patterson who is one of the giants of post-war 0th century american history and it was a privilege to work with gordon wood a great historian of early america. >> he was just here a couple of weeks ago. lynn ton johnson left the presidency in january of 1969. were you alive? >> no. i was born in 1974. >> as someone who was alive i want to ask you this question because you never saw him in person and all that. how did you try to get to know him and these aides? >> johnson i find as inscrutable as mos

after just going from trenton, new jersey on our republican line. good morning. caller: i was hoping to talk to that last guest, but i can pose the question to you as well as our listeners. do you know what separates free men from slaves? can choose what is best for them and their family. slaves must accept whatever is given to them, they cannot discriminate. the other question i wanted to pose was, affirmative action proves that the races are not equal. the myth is the quality. this is why the blacks cannot keep up with the whites. it is not racism, it is lack of ability. i think most would agree with that. host: alex is calling from new jersey on our independent line. what is on your mind? disagree withlly the statement just made. do with nothing to anything on race or anything else. also, i am just wondering -- many specific causes as to what african-americans don't do as indians, oranics or chinese. what is needed to make sure that this goes away? that is all. host: the washington examiner reports that a general will face tough questions next week about the a

. >> when the book starts in 2011 there's a fight in trenton between this group of neo-nazis and what they called roads which i like communists there like fully and not see regalia. it's very throwback that they say this thing to you that sounded so relevant from the campaign reporting i did that if we just stop immigration and stop foreign wars than regular when more people from your side. then they say this that's can be of this moment later when you are seeing at the time in 2011. like that could be very popular. >> they said these things that sounded utterly racist and bananas, but they would say if we feel the right candidate our message to lake build the wall and bring the troops home, they believe that if they got the right candidate to say these things they could gain power. i thought there are nuts until around 2016. they were, in a way right. they knew back then that white voters in america would be willing to accept this ideology and mindframe if conditions were right. suddenly conditions were right. >> when does matthew start doing this like he's gonna start uniting these

delighted to have him here to conduct that conversation today with him as a gifted author t12 a native of trenton new jersey and graduate who has lectured at harvard and cambridge and broke and broke so we can his arrival tonight is complete along the way has written such books as jews and catholics in the shaping of postwar politics, a madcap story of sex and celebrity and the women who made america a modern and lincolns boys. a book about how white house staff members not only influence policy decisions to carry out difficult instruction with an impact on history but also to become invaluable witnesses to history in the making and those that are based on those experiences. so a number of roosevelt brain trust and of course he lbj staffers as well. our guest also knows politics not only from the outside in but inside out because as part of his biography will see in 2008 he was brave enough to run as a democrat for congress in a very red district in new jersey. he ran a really brave race and learned a lot that he could apply so we are delighted he is here tonight as you know the drill is we will

are delighted to have him here to conduct the conversation today with the gifted author, a native of trenton, new jersey, graduate of baltimore with a phd from brown who has lectured at harvard, cambridge, pembroke, the woodrow wilson school at princeton, so we can say that with his arrival at hunter tonight his education is complete. he has written such books as white ethnic new york, jews, catholics and the shaping of postwar politics, this is my favorite of his titles, flapper, a madcap story of sex, celebrity and the women who made america modern and then four years ago the book to a child who did a minute ago, lincoln's boys, john hey, john nicollet and the war for lincoln's image and a book about how white house staff members influenced policy decisions and carry out difficult instructions that impact on history. but also become invaluable eyewitnesses to history, history in the making and shapers of history later based on their experiences. though it was for nikolai and hey, a number of roosevelt brain thrusters and lbj staffers as well. our guest also knows politics not only from the

command of the british when washington was facing off another famous crossing of the delaware river in trenton, cornwallis had been charged, i suspect it would've been a different outcome. he was a competent general. the problem for him other people above him and telling him what to do and they were not as good. and the other part of this when i talk about what it is i do cornwallis is a man of enormous personal tragedy. his wife dies during the war. he goes back to england and has a brief meeting and comes away from that feeling like we have a problem. , george the third is not quite right but his wife dies on this man is in love with his wife and he has to go back to the colonies and fight the war caring that load with him. that's the three dimensions, he's interesting because he's a human being and that's what makes this story. >> host: this is another facebook, and he said i started reading your book on the american revolution. when i got to the part about george washington and long island i stopped because i was certain the americans were going to lose. there was a point when george washi

surprises the hessian troops at trenton in an extraordinary victory. after that there's the battle of princeton which washington also wins and the british wake up to the fact that this is not just a bunch of farmers. this is not unraveled that we are going to sweep away. we may have a war on our hands. that's washington, he's the one who did that so it's a more complicated story than what we learned in high school. >> you think the outcome could have been different had washington not re-crossed the delaware? >> the reason is not necessarily washington himself, it's the menfighting underneath him. these are militia. they haven't been paid. there's no money to pay them. they want to go home . they got , when the winner passes the farms are needing to be work and their families are home and his army really says you know, we're not doing too well here. i think i need to go away. washington does a speech that washington gets to his troops and saves his army. a lot of them say you know what, will stick this out for a while and then in philadelphia, it's robe

facing off against them in brooklyn, manhattan and then of course the famous crossing delaware river of trenton, had cornwallis been in charge i suspect that it would hav therea very different outcome. again, he was a very competent general. the problem for him just like with so many of the other people i've written about some of the people telling him what to do, they were not as good and the other part of this touches on atwhat i said before about whatt is but i do that's different, cornwallis a is a man of enormos personal tragedy. his wife dies during the war. he goes back to england and has a brief meeting with king george 3 and comes away from that feeling like we have a problem here, it's not quite right but his wife dies and this is a romance, he is in love with his wife and he has to go back to the colonies still and fight the war carrying the load with them. again it's the three dimensions, who is this man, why is he interesting, well because he's a human being and that is what the story. >> host: this is another facebook comment by john adam and he says i started reading your book on

re-crosses, they crossed the delaware then they recross the delaware river, surprises the troops at trenton in extra neri victory. after that there is the battle of princeton where washington also wins. and then the british went up to that this is not just a bunch of farmers. this is not something they will sweep away. that's washington. he is one that did that. it's a much more complicated story than what we learned in high school. wesley think the outcome could have been different had washington not recross e the delaware? >> definitely! >> not necessarily sswashington himself. it is the men fighting underneath him. they have not been paid, there is no money to pay them. and they want to go home! when the winter passes, farms need to be worked and families at home. and his army says no we are not really doing too well here. i think i need to go away. washington does a speech, he gives to the troops and saves his army. a lot of them say, let's stick this out for a while. and then philadelphia you have -- the banker of the continental army.he puts together bags of everything they can find t

and in february he passes through trenton, new jersey, and he gives a speech to the state legislature. and there he says that when he was a boy, he read weems' life of washington, and of all the battles that weems recounts the one that made the greatest impression on him was the battle of trenton. now this was at the end of 1776, after it disastrous half-year for the united states. washington had been beaten out of new york city. he had lost a battle in white plains in upstate new york. he had retreated across the state of new jersey and across the delaware river. the british had reconquered southern new york and new jersey, and they expected in the spring they would cross the delaware, take philadelphia and wrap this revolution up. but at the end of the year, washington and his troops turned, recrossed the delaware and attacked the hessian these were hired soldiers from germany who were fighting on the british side. they attacked the hessian outpost in the city of trenton, captured 900 soldiers and went on to win the battle of princeton. this wasn't the beginning of the end of the re

he got washington to pose, maybe he asked them to think about the battle of trenton. that in thely see painting. i had taken a history class, a lot of this is based on reading. we talk about the eloquent guys, washington is not eloquent. he is a man of action. photographs, any we do have these paintings. washington was probably the least eloquent but visually he was a master of drama and theatrics. his imposing size, the way he dressed himself, it is difficult to understand washington without the visual, without understanding the charisma of his actions. there is that front row seat to history. him on horseback probably. they have all seen him. he was an active presence to all the soldiers. they tell their families what they saw in the war. as president he wanted to make sure to go to every state. they talk about six degrees of separation and connecting people by one person. sex was the maximum number you needed. i think for washington it is much lower. , and thest so present war had drunk people from georgia to new hampshire. trumbull who unmasks the true washington,

he joins us tonight with his attorney, trenton samuels. thank you for both for joining us. bruce joiner, first to you. this story is so incredible. it's so hard to believe that the f.b.i. would have participated in something like that. i want to make sure i'm not misstating the facts in the open. is that correct? an f.b.i. agent accompanied these guys to the scene of the shooting? >> yes, he was in a vehicle behind their vehicle. >> tucker, we also know that he was taking a picture at the exact spot of the shooting, in fact, of bruce joiner seconds before the shooting broke out. >> tucker: so what could possibly -- again, the story has been around for several years, but this hasn't penetrated i don't think to the extent it should in the public consciousness. what would possibly be the reason for the fbi knowing a terrorist attack was going to take place and allowing it to happen anyway? >> what is interesting about it is, the f.b.i. in their court filings, have said this wasn't a rogue agent. this wasn't someone that went off of policies. he acted exactly according to their

included that big announcement from trenton today. >> a busy day at the white house as the president rolled out a new plan for tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. in the last half hour, were also that the president has plan to meet with the north korean leader kim jong un . full coverage on these two major announcements coming up at 5:00 p.m. >> a large amount of weapons are off of the street tonight thanks to the quick thinking of an east bay police department. we will talk about the details of the special training that officers use to make discoveries like this. >>> there is still much more head as surveillance video shows an incredible act in the middle of the day. police are looking into who torched this suv and why. sounds good -- >>> police in stockton are asking for help in a brazen daytime arson caught on video. >> residents say this is not the first time this victim has been targeted, and as our reporter says there is growing concern from neighbors about their own safety.>> this man is not watching the car. he is pouring a flammable liquid on it. he is not done just yet.

. >>> we welcome mike back to trenton, and he tells us what is coming up in the next half hour.>> contrition -- construction sites are being taken over by robots. the new technology and how it is designed to improve safety. coming up in the 9:00 hour, we are going to talk with the foot doctor how she is revolutionizing high-heeled technology and keeping women comfortable while preventing injuries. comfort is very key for all of the women.>> comfort, and looking really good. i am an expert at test driving the shoes and i will give you my opinion on them coming up. thank you mike, and we will see you and a few.>> british researchers say there is a part- time diet that will help you lose weight and lower your risk for heart disease. a new study in the british journal of nutrition says there is evidence that a diet call the 5-2 diet may help. it calls for two days of fasting every week. during the fast days, diners eat just 600 calories. that is about one third of the typical recommendations. the diet helps participants lose weight while lowering their blood pressure and making it easier to clea

tail chestnut hill east and west trenton resumed service, norristown high-speed line has resumed service but has 15 minute delays. 101 trolley shuttle bussing between woodland and media and 102 trolley has resumed, possibly other regional rail lines asell. head out the door, be sure your schedules are on line. also downed tree in blue bell. morris road closed between mt. pleasant avenue and pen lynn blew beg pike. us route 73 or skippack pike is your best bet. then also downed wires, in coatesville, so route 82, it is closed between kings highway and month see road. you're going to have to use an alternate here as well, reese ville road will be your best bet. rahel, jim, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. blistering colds night for customers still without power in delaware count. >> i trang do live in havertown where last fright's nor'easter left behind lots of damage. good morning again, trang. >> hey, good morning, jim, rahel. yes, residents going into their fourth day without power here. crews extremely busy, and this site things like this, tree across the roadway, pretty common site

down to three in trenton. storm impacts as we head through night tonight and today snow fall will be high, low icing risk but moderate wind risk and we could see power outages but this is not that wind maker like we saw last friday. win speed, nine, 10, 13 miles an hour. little breeze. some gusty winds gusting at 20 t max we will see wind to 40 miles an hour and that will be concentrate add long the coast but we are going to see some problems as far as that heavy, wet snow laying on these weakened trees and laying on the power lines, storm scan three showing us some moisture effectively building from off shore across portions of the delaware valley in and along i95, point s south ande. at shore points we're reporting a rain/snow mix as we move closer toward i-95. seeing more in the way of wet snow where we see dark purple returns toward bensalem, lower more land, east falls, seeing wet snow mixing. future weather will show us what is in store as we head through the day-to-day. that moisture continuing to build

and second street due to last month's fire there and we will speak in that area and massill d west trenton lines are and delaysrails and buses are go to septa.org for more tnformation. i-76 east at city avenue problem free ridetbound and wesd directions and as well as on the blue route,or turnpike. live from the cbs-3 traffic centeror now jan, back to you. eyewitness news meisha johnson taking us on a very sweet dream drivefaory that has been n pennsylvania for more than 100 years, we will get up close, wie product next, chocolate we will be rig oh, that's lovely...so graceful. the corkscrew spin, ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> you can see this at a here's meisha johon. >> i think i can chocolates, frt here. asher's check late company in solder tonars i of pure pennsylvania. >> chester asher started the company and just a small litore, ice cream and now it is

. >> and septa meantime made significant progress restoring service and chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines will resume for the start of service tomorrow morning. norristown high speed line will resume with delays. as for route 101 and 102 trolleys we're awaiting update and stay with "eyewitness news" on television and online cbsphilly.com for the late tleingt. >> while the region continues to reel from the impact the nor'easter had on the tri-state it may not be the last of our weath. meteorologist lauren casey is tracking another nor'easter, oh, boy. >> oh, boy. >> tough to hear that lauren. >> tough to see in the model data but there it is and we're dealing with residual impacts of fraud in nor'easter with elevated whipped speeds. not damaging but gusting up to 36 miles an hour at times today in philadelphia and gus gusting to 40 mount pocono and 36 in accuweather and still blustery right now with winds gusting 32 in philadelphia and gusting to 28 miles an hour in millville and near 30 in dover and looks like yes we have nor'easter number two within a week's time in s

right around 36 in trenton. down the shore, temperatures are also in the 30's, 35 in atlantic city, 37 in wildwood, also 37 degrees this morning as we wake up in dover. but, then you factor in the windop of that, and these are currencies sustained winds, so actually seeing gusts cents even higher than this at this point in time. sustained at 26 miles per hour in philadelphia. 29 miles per hour in wilmington, again, you can still see that pot for a gust hire to 40, 50 miles perho. and with the wind, on top of the chillier air, colder out there, starting you out with windchill around 22 degrees in philadelphia, feeling like 11 degrees this morning, in the poconos. tracking the windchills, throughout the day, guess what , dress for the 30's, even though forecasting high in the four's, because it is going to feel like the 30's pretty much all day long. so, speaking of your forecast high temperature, 43 by noontime, 47 as we head into the afternoon. but, definitely dress warmly. going to be blustery out there your ey

. >> trentonian homicide task force and trenton police are looking in the death of the trenton man burned alive in his suv on monday afternoon. the victim has in the been identified but his fiance told trentonian that a gas canister in the back seat exploded in a freak accident. >>> delaware county daily times pennsylvania auditor jennies asking delaware county district attorney to investigate $137,000 in allegedly undocumented expense s at colwyn boro fire relief association apparently people were withdrawing money without explanation for golf course is, cable bills department stores and disk jockeys. >>> in the mercury fire fighters from at lee eight fire companies battled a multi alarm fire yesterday morning at shayneer's trailer park in lower pottsgrove. three mobile homes were heavily damage or destroyed but fortunately no injuries were reported. >> that is newspaper headlines from the delaware and lehigh valleys. >>> matel's new barbie dolls based on real life women show girls they can be anything too >> meet aviator amelia earhardt and mathematician catherine johnson and others who

again, we're on our way up into the 40's. 39 in trenton. 37 in allentown. we're at 31 degrees in the poconos. 38 in reading. it's 37 in wilmington. right around 40 degrees now in millville. also 40 degrees in atlantic city. heading into the overnight hours tonight, we could deal with the potential for black ice, refreezing. temperatures are going to drop very close to freezing or just slightly below that. you can see 30 degrees, that's the forecast low temp in philadelphia. 29 in allentown, 30 in reading, 29 in lancaster. some of these locations are areas that i'm concerned about as we move into tomorrow morning especially given the amount of melting that's going to be occurring throughout the day today and a lot of it really has already happened as well. the sunshine helping with that, too with high pressure building on in. here's a look at the storm system that caused us all of those problems yesterday. look at it spinning counterclockwise flow there causing issues up into portions of new england even still but that is a distant memory for us right here i

night winter storm watches have already been posted for areas north and west every philadelphia and trenton. that includes reading, allentown, poconos all included on that. and it wouldn't surprise me in the next 24 hours probably see more winter weather alerts being issued for the delaware valley. keeping an eye on, that here is a look at the coastal storm that developed as we head into tuesday night and wednesday. shovable snow for some. actually likely with that system, at least what i am seeing with the models, however, the the wind threat, doesn't look lick it will undergo bomb bo genesis it, decreases cents 24 millie bars within 24 hours, kind of like the last system did friday. that produced that widespread winds damage threat. that's not going to be as widespread with this system. as we head into tuesday and wednesday. so, the best chance for accumulating snowfall that's going to be for areas north and west. likely see right along i-95, to the jersey turnpike, rain to snow and some accumulations likely mainly rain with some snow mixing in for areas down the shore and our shore point

transition hasn't completely taken place for us just yet we are in the 30's just right now from philly to trenton, 34 in allentown and again snow has begun to pick up in a lot of these spots.nto the p.m. rush, a lot of things to watch out for. you need to watch out for debris already in the roads or flying in the road. visibility is going to be greatly reduced from whipping precipitation as well as again, the precipitation just coming down, ponding slick travel from rain and or snow, and dangerous win gust that is go along with this. if you are traveling in a high profile vehiclal cross the bridge you can feel your car joseling. so in a lot of things, playere and i will break down much more of the region a little later in the >> thanks, katie. >>> wins as katie mentioned are packing a punch down the shore and flooding is a major concern. >> team coverage continues with cleve bryan live on the boardwalk in atlantic city. and, cleve, good after noon. >> good afternoon not too bad honest, the wind is coming out of the west/ southwest, so that is when you look at the ocean it is pretty calm looking b

. >> septa is also resuming service this morning, the chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines will resume for the start of service today. the norristown high-speed line will resume but with delays, septa encouraging riders to check it website for update. >> fight leads to two men being shot in philadelphia's lawncrest section, all happened outside the sears store at whitaker and the boulevard just before 11:00 last night, the 18 year old and 23 year old man both in critical condition. so far no arrests cents. >> and new this morning, bullet goes cents through southwest philadelphia apartment and hits a woman. it happened on the 7100 block of brant place around 12:30 a.m. this morning. police say 79 year old woman was lying in her bed when the bullet came through her first floor window. it hit her in the right knee. >> now, we don't know why a bullet came through this window. we don't know if it was a stray bullet or if they were intentionally firing into the bedroom. that we don't know at this time. >> the woman is in stable condition, her 38 year olson who also lives in

. >> in the mercer homicide task force and trenton police looking in the death of the trent than man burned alive in his suv monday afternoon. victim has not been identified but his fiance said a gas canister in the back seat exploded in a frequent accident. >>> delaware county daily times pennsylvania auditor jennies asking the delaware county district attorney to investigate $137,000 in allegedly undocumented expense s at colwyn boro fire relief association. people were withdrawing machine for golf course is, cable bills department stores and disk jockeys. >>> in the mercury fire fighters from at lee eight fire co battled a multi alarm fire yesterday morning at shayneer's trailer park, three mobile homes were either heavily damage or destroyed no injuries were reported. >>> and that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware and lehigh valleys we will be right >>> cbs-3 "eyewitness news" with a live look making its way across the have to hit the road stay up e with lauren's newscast she will be back on tv in six minutes. >>> in other news, three teenagers are being treate

. >>> from the trenton, homes on e state street in hamilton township could be demolished for affordable housing units this comes after three years after a six alarm fire destroyed row homes and displays had four people. >>> spirit of the delaware county students at academy park high school plan to establish an african student association, this comes after most of the african-american students i am formerly polled at the school could not identify five countries on the continent of africa. they hope to host programs showcasing african culture. >> that is newspaper headlines around the delaware and lehigh valleys. >>> up next, pat's here with morning sports, good morning, pat good morning, guys after digging out and getting to the wells fargo center yesterday will the flyers have enough in the tank to take over first place? we will get you caught up on the flyers, penguins plus details of the michael bennet trade to the birds, coming up in the ross spring dress event. it's here. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. whether you want to stand out from the crowd or dance

thirty-five in allentown. 35 degrees in trenton. i do think we will see these numbers, dropping a little bit more. in fact a lot of areas will drop below freezing as we head in the six or 7:00 o'clock hour this morning, so beware there could be slick spots, and meisha will talk about that. it feels colder when you factor in the breeze, feels like 27 in philadelphia, 25 in wilmington. 28 degrees in allentown a lot of us are waking up to the feels like numbers in the 20's here's you're witness weather daily planner, 37 degrees heading in the 9:00 o'clock hour, tons of sunshine, trying to warm up by noon with the temperature around 41. we will top out at 45 degrees, well above freezing so that should help with a lot of melting out there. let's send it over to meisha for a check of the roads. >> good morning, chelsea. we are looking at the roadways and, we are monitoring and looking at where it looks the most icy. this is an air use that is still looking very slick and icy. route 23, at fey yet street, that is where we saw a lot of prob

trenton in bound delays here as well. broad street southbound 15. buses because of the snow yesterday route 92, 129 130 still suspended jim back over to you. >> next update 8:25. coming up on cbs this morning why 2018 is good year to start building up your personal savings, i'm jim donovan make it a great it's here. the ross spring dress event. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. whether you want to stand out from the crowd or dance the night away. from a weekend getaway to that special celebration. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event, on now. ♪ you're gotta go to ross. ♪ >>> it's thursday march 8th 2018. welcome back to "cbs this morning." president trump is close to announcing new trade tariffs in spite of opposition in his own party. ahead, senator ben sasse tells us why the move will hurt american families. >>> plus a program that brings kids and cops together in our series a more perfect union. but first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> the secon

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 betwee

right now, we are checking in around 30 degrees, and in philadelphia, it is 29, allentown, 30 in trenton, right around 29 degrees also in red whg you factor in the win, feeling more like the teens and 20's this morning, but throughout your day we will get you up to 38 degrees by 9:00, by noontime, in the mid four's, chilly breeze, then plenty of sunshine through the afternoon with a high temperature eventually topping out around 48 degrees. so, we're quiet much of the day on tuesday as well, but then tuesday nig into wednesday, we are tracking, yes, our next nor'easter. that's going to be moving on in. here is a little bit more detail on the timing. precipitation will be starting tuesday night, between about nine p.m. and midnight. rain for areas south, snow for areas north, then as we hour, on tonight 9:00, see rain trains action to snow, and this is real when we see the peak intensity of the storm system. but by 5:00 a.m. thursday, and thursday morning, the worse of the storm is going to be rotating away. things will be quieting down quite a bit. more coming up in just a few minute, an

the northwest at 20 miles an hour sustained at philadelphia international, about 17 miles an hour in trenton, 12 miles per hour currently in millville. the breeze, will stick with us , we will have morning cloud , today, that will be filled by good amount of sunshine leading in the afternoon and temperatures will make it as we head in the ladder part of the afternoon into the mid 40 ease, however, it is going to feel much chillier throughout the day. we will factor in that breeze that i showed you. feeling more like mid 30's as we head in the noon time hour in philadelphia, 29 degrees is what it will feel like for allentown. as the day goes on by 3:00 he clock feeling in the mid 30's still in center city down the shore temperatures feeling in the 30's, feeling in the upper 30's for wilmington. said it is a chilly feeling day. we can talk about whether that can be expected down the shore coastal flooding a possibility coastal flood advisory now in effect. yesterday was a coastal flood warning. now an advisory until 2:00 p.m. we are looking at potential for minor coastal flood to go day, at hi

fifty-five in trenton. 49 degrees in mount pocono. but here is our system, and it is really just getting intensified as we move out over the atlantic here at center of the system. still back in the midwest that will continue to movies bound but we are seeing surge of moisture ahead of that low and the now seen the rain coming down especially west of i-95. we are seeing light rain as chelsea reported down the shore as well and light rain spreading out over south jersey and it will be a rainy go as we head in through tonight and much of the day tomorrow. wind speed we are all right right now generally eight, 13 miles an hour, one of the highest but this will be a strong wind event. future wind gusts showing us a picture of these intense winds all across the area we're looking all right, winds down the shore by 7:00 o'clock hour tomorrow morning and then things falling apart quickly as far as these wind speed picking up 40, 50, 60 miles an hour wind gusts as we head through lunchtime, tomorrow afternoon, your afternoon commute will be a

septa services suspended at this point in both directions on the regional rail lines, including west t trenton, chestnut hilly, west, lansdale doyletown paoli, thorndale and cynwyd, both lots of affected ... services along northeast corridor. we understand at least two trains are operating between new york and philadelphia right now but that is, absolutely it. patco is being affected as well by delayed, and cancelled trains. so you really have to do a little bit of dig to go find out how your trains are being affected but again evening commute certainly at a stand still for most and folks are just scrambling to figure out how to get home and out of this weather. that is very latest at 30th street station natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully everyone stays safe. >>> wind is also a threat to drivers. tree felon a september bus this afternoon as it was headed west on the schuylkill expressway. this happened near gladwynn exit, there were passengers on the bus but no reports of any injuries. the westbound lanes were closed for over an hour until that tree could be cut up, hauled

philadelphia, and points west, and still very low visibility mount pocono, down around zero, half mile in trenton and atlantic city but much improved in wildwood and in dover. winter storm alerts, still in effect, although those should gradually be moving out, as we head through the rest of tonight, lets take a look at conditions outside in the city right now because chelsea, i'm guessing it looks different then dit about an hour or two ago. >> i can actually see the sky line behind me which is a huge change from earlier today, and believe it or not i have seen a couple peaks of sunshine too with the cloud thinning out, at lee somewhat. we have several inches of snow that fell here on the cbs-3 sky deck, in surprise there with those ban that is moved through. we will take a look at graphic now and show you, what you can expect on the road as we head in the overnight hours, tonight, and then this evening we have got slushy, and snow covered road, in some area, especially areas not treated as well, back roads an inside roads, just beware of that, especially in those locations that kate showed you w

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new jersey transit northeast corridor had wire problems and because of it, it is suspended between trenton and new jersey avenue. patco amtrak running modified scheduled, heading out the door disable tractor trailer 95 south on ramp from route 320 because of that it is actually closed. then we have got flooding in new jersey new broadway near king street, route 130 right now is closed at route 47 your alternate new broadway and then route 47 is also closed near route 130 your alternate broadway there. quick peak at vine, visibility issues good news is, not a lot of volume, exactly what we want to see, rahel, over to you. >>> we will have another update at 7:55. hourly updates throughout date both here on cbs-3 and anytime at cbs philly.com. i'm rahel but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! oo8z z12fz just kind of ties in very well. y2oo8y y12fy >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know th

trenton and philadelphia not included. again, this is the early first call on snowfall amounts. this would have a tract just off the new england coast. a little bit of mixing boston, long island. coastal winds in new jersey. jackpot in maine, new hampshire, interior sections near worchester and central new jersey. >> jackpot is usually a good thing. >> oh, you don't like lots of snow? >> no, i don't. >>> still ahead, world leaders not mincing words when it comes to president trump's thoughts on tariffs. we'll look at how others around the world are reacting to his plan. ♪ it takes a lot of work to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. all with a great taste. boost gives me everything i need... to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein be up for it >>> welcome, everybody. the internat

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