see it moving over the nation's capitol right now. we're primarily dealing with some fog at this hour, some very fine mist or drizzle. there is steadier batch of rain that waits in the wings, moving its way in here, real ill, in the next couple of hours, now, i do want to very quickly talk about what's happening near the poconos. there is possibility where it is still cold enough and the rings specially, that you can see some patchy freezing frog. this is specific to the southern pocono, the jim thorpe for example, higher elevations again the rings, light ice something possibility, because of that. so, please keep that in mind. elsewhere, simply too much warmth, i know it sounds like oxy-moron, 37 doesn't sounds warm, but above freezing to the point as see as we see the rain move in here, just rain. don't have to worry about any freezing on contact as we had yesterday. now, a lot of kids are back at it here today. let me tell you, again, umbrellas, required, when you send them out to the school bus today because specially by the time coming home for the ride home, really need the rain gear here since the rain will continue to be coming down somewhat steadily at that point. but, you know, once we get past today, there is at least a little bit after glimmer of light at the end of the proverbial tunnel here. we will start to brighten up, but it comes at a cost, as it tends to do, rahel, much cooler forecast waits for us, we will get to that just a bit later on. >> thank you, busy morning in the weather department. busy morning in the traffic department. couple every accidents to tell but. this is overturned tractor-trailer on the pa turnpike westbound. at the off ramp to valley forge. the ramp partially block, but looks like traffic is still able to get by. no injuries reported. let's move now to the flourtown road. because that is closed in whitemarsh township montgomery county due an accident. the road is shutdown between colonial drive and joshua road. there is a downed pole and wires at the scene. peco expects the closure to last most of the morning rush, you can use germantown picas alternate. orvilla road remains closed between welsh and lansdale due to earlier accident that we've been telling but this morning, you can use 40-foot road as alternate. >> welshing developing right now, deadly home invasion in northeast philly. >> a father fights back when two armed men storm his frankford home, one suspect dead, while another on the run. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live with an update. good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. right now police aren't sure why this family was targeted. they say it appears to have been attempt dollars robbery. though the homeowner was shot twice, he kept his wife and four little girls safe. >> terrifying moments for family of six, in the city's frankford section. a gun battle right in their own living room. leaving the father of four little girls seriously hurt. >> preliminary information is that this was a home invasion robbery, where the perpetrators were met by the 27 year old homeowner, who had a gun on his own. >> police say the family just learned home to the 1900 block of pratt street around 11:00 monday night. it was a knock on the door, and two men forced their way in. >> there was a struggle between the 27 year old homeowner, and these two males. and one of the perpetrators did shoot the homeowner two times. in his mouth and his leg. >> chief inspect store scott mall says the homeowner then returned fire, fatally shooting one of the men in the head. the other ran off. this violence unfolding while the man's wife and four young daughters, ages four, three, one and five month, were upstairs getting ready for bed. >> we're still very fortunate that his wife, nor any of his four children, were struck by gunfire, or injured in anyway. >> and that father is in serious condition at hahnemann hospital. meanwhile, police continue to search for that second suspect. but nor now, liver in frankford, trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> thanks very much, trang. >> meanwhile murder suspect jeremiah monell being held on $1 million bail this morning, cap in a wooded area yesterday afternoon. on the run from police, since his estranged wife was found murdered in her home at commercial township cumberland county back on december 19th. >> driver cooperating with police after a fatal accident with a pedestrian. the unidentified victim was pronounced dead shortly after being hit on ridge pike near northwestern avenue in springfield township at about 7:30 last night. the driver stayed on the scene nearby roads were closed while the accident was being investigated. bensalem, police are saying this truck did not stay on the scene after hitting cyclist, this accident happened around 9:30 in the morning sunday, on tennis avenue, near state state road. the victim suffered serious injuries, the suspected maroon chevy pick up is missing a passenger side mirror and has damage to the passenger side door. and north philadelphia, these sparking wires say firefighters' job even more difficult, battled fire 4300 block of north third street. fire started around 7:00 last night, firefighters stayed on the scene past midnight. peco had to temporarily cut off service due to the fire. there were no injuries. and, police in burlington county on the hunt for suspect driving around naked. the man has been spotted twice in medford, both times, getting out of his black jeep patriots, then quickly getting back in. on december 30th, westerly drive, east chef, police say the suspect got out of the jeep, ran toward some teenage girls. neighbors as you can imagine are on high alert. >> are you keeping an extra eye out right now? >> i have been, yes, definitely. and, you know, especially because i'm small. i'm little. >> keeping our eye out, talking to neighbors, making sure my neighbors are aware. >> and the suspect is only described as a heavyset white male. >> strange. well, there is no storybook ending for penn state. >> sad to say. rose bowl championship hopes ended with a heart breaking lots to usc. nittany lions took the lead in the third quarter as barkley rushed for, yes, that, 79-yard touchdown. put penn state ahead 28 to 27. the trojans came back from a 14-point deficit in the fourth quarter. sealed the deal with 46-yard field goal as time expired. usc beats penn state 52-49. >> well the game held attention of penn state's delaware county alumni chapter. they held rose bowl watch party at melling i owe kneel's in drexel hill. fans sent winning vibes, but the ending not what they hoped for. one alum explains the legacy of penn state football and its fans. >> it is infectious. you start there as a freshman. you just kind of get that spirit going. and it doesn't stop. it is alum, stay active, keep enjoying it. >> although penn state alum are disappointed at the outcome, proud of what the nittany lions accomplished this season, and they should. >> absolutely. katie, too. as we are. >> goes down as highest scoring rose bowl ever. sports director don bell the only local reporter on the field after the game in pasadena, california. >> reporter: obviously disappointing lost for the penn state nittany lions. you can see the usc trojans celebrating their rose bowl championship just after this game came to an end, i had a chance to talk to the lions, star running back, barkley. how proud are you of the guys what you guys did here today? >> so proud. they had so much heart. they come to fight. just tough to lose, obviously, especially game like this. but got a lot of work to do, looking forward in the off season to get better. we have heart. we're fighters. we don't quit. no matter what, how many point we're down by, we're able to continue to fight and trust each other and believe each other. like i said, we still got a lot to go. >> as a leader on this team what will you tell your guys when you get back there to the lockerroom? >> tell them i love them. they played their hearts out, heck of a game, just the motivation through off season, we got to continue and build on it. >> the agony of defeat, felt not only by the players, but by head coach james franklin's family. he dropped to his knees to console his crying daughters, while walking off the field. >> what can you say about your head coach? >> love that guy. without him we wouldn't be where we're at. he's the reason why we're here, him and all the coaches. so come back just got a lot to build on next year. >> overall, it was a great year for the penn state nittany lions. when the season began, they were selected to be fourth in their division, and the big ten, and of course you saw how it ended for trip to the rose bowl. first since 2009. with the nittany lions, and pasadena, california, i'm done bell, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, coming up: computer glitch causes major headaches in airports across the country. hear from frustrated travelers. >> plus, deadly tornados tear through the south. we'll take a look at some of the damage. >> dillan roof, man convicted for killing from the church in south carolina, is ruled competent for the sentencing phase. that impact who will represent him in court. we'll tell but it coming up next. >> ♪ here comes the rain again ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> feel like at this point we are just rubbing it in. here comes the rain again. >> it will be falling on our heads all day long. >> yes. >> but we need it, we still, i think, are low on the rain count. >> i don't know. yesterday then today? >> two days. >> feels endless. >> oh, endless. >> but the sun is making a return, i hear, making a come back this week. and also some cooler temperatures. >> we will be right back. my daughter wants mfrom artificial ingredients. my whole family wants to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> four people are dead, four people killed when tree toppled onto their mobile home in mobile, alabama, it also brought power outages, the zoo suffered immense damage from the storm. >> we've had as much damage after this tornado than we've had in hurricanes that we've gone through. right now, we can account for all of our animals, a lot of them, though, are under a lot of stress, and they've been rained on, and wind blown. >> and heavy rain and strong winds have also hit surrounding states, like george, a florida, mississippi and texas. >> to north dakota, the fourth snowstorm to hit the area this year. under no travel advisory, 9 inches of snow fell, another 4 inches expected this morning. windchills there are in the negative teens. >> all i keep on thinking is the movie fargo, you know? >> really. >> the dark humor. my goodness. >> well, if you get snowed on four times in a few weeks, this is what happens to you. >> fargo involve like a chain saw? >> yes. >> dig their way through the snow. >> exactly what they're use that for, exactly. >> we have no snow. >> no snow yet. >> friday may have chance to see the white stuffment back it up. talk about the fact that today is no picnic. we are going to deal with some soaking rain, through the majority of the midday here, and it comes from the same system that helped bring in severe weather in the deep south that we saw that video from just moment ago. meanwhile, here is the snow. currently working its way into canada. what had affected north dakota, beginning of the cold front that comes in, ushers in the chill. that will allow us to see snow. a lot of pieces to the forecast, first and for most, batch of rain working toward us as we speak, and bringing with it widespread swat of rain through the better part of the day, then comes the cold front, tail end of the week, will sends our temperatures on nosedive. that puts us anywhere from five to 10 degrees below average, which really isn't terrible. it is just perception of coming off of today, tomorrow, in the ooh, a then being stuck in the 30's, for the rest of the the forecast. now looking at the road here today, you will be dodging fog, drizzle early on. the worse of what this forecast has up it sleeve comes thankfully about the time the typical a.m. rush is winding down, but will likely be wet for the imagine zero or at this of the p.m. drive. steady rain will fall until at least about 5:00 p.m. before it begins to taper off from southwest to northeast. but ponding road spray, all concern, with periods of rain, soggy conditions today, high hitting 50. that will drop it back to 43 degrees, as skies begin to gradually clear, as we mention come thursday, we will see drop off on the thermometer friday. could even feature light dusting of snow, still a question mark, we will keep an eye on, that but looking like a decent chance, rahel. >> katie, thank you. busy morning on these roads, seeing quite a few accident. live look this morning, at overturned tractor-trailer, on the pa turnpike westbound, at the off ramp to valley forge. now, hard to see there, but looks like on the left side of your screen you can see those flashing emergency responding light. that's what that s looks like even though the ramp is partially block, traffic is able to get by. and no injuries reported. there is an accident we also want to tell you about on the roosevelt boulevard south bound at fifth street. there are reported lane restrictions, in the outer drive. so be mindful of that. and in bellmawr, new jersey, there is an accident on i295 northbound, approaching route 42. it was blocking one lane, but has now been moved to the shoulder. >> also, a live look this morning, new jersey, at route 42, near i-295. traffic is clear. no incidents to report there. it looks like traffic is heavier than we've seen yesterday. >> it does. >> people getting back to work and school. >> meisha is coming back tomorrow, people keep on asking social media. she probably buying her coffee right now. >> well, coming up: police are closing in on gunman wanted in the turkey night club shooting. coming up you will see a video selfie that police say the suspect took before the attack. >> also ahead, travel headache at airports across the nation. find out what forced thousands of pass inning tears wait in very long lines. next. >> you may recall convicted of 33 federal hate crimes, correspondent marlie hall shows us, could face the death penalty. dillan roof will continue to represent himself in court after a judge ruled he's competent following day-long hearing monday. roof was found guilty last month of murdering nine black parishioners at emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina in june of 2015. the same injury that i unanimously convicted the 22 year old in federal court will now decide if roof should face the death penalty or life in prison. he'll make opening statement and closing argument, but won't call any witnesses, or present any evidence. he won't be allowed to approach witnesses or the jury. and will sit in a chair furthers from jurors and the victim's family members. some attorneys question if the process will be fair to roof when deciding it he'll live or die. >> the jurors have to get the information they need to reach the right verdict. and he's not going to give them any reason to spare his life. >> the penalty phase of roof's trial will begin wednesday, one day later than scheduled, after roof asks for the delay, because of the time he spent preparing for the competency hearing. prosecutors say 38 relatives of the victims and three survivors of the attack will testify. the church's congregation is whether roof will ask the death penalty. >> don't you see the pain that this has caused? >> roof also faces a trial in state court, another possible death penalty case. >> marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". us customs does not believe that malicious activity caused computer outages that delayed thousands of travelers. outages in multiple airports began about 5:00 p.m. yesterday, with the longest delays at miami international airport. now, some people claim they weren't even told what was causing the wait. one traveler called the experience despicable. >> it was insane. our global entry pass is denied, had a big x on it, then they proceeded, it was like line of a thousand people. or more. and it was absolutely despicable. coming from mexico, back in the united states, we just wanted to get home. they wouldn't let us. >> and the outages were fixed by 9:00 p.m. but yesterday was one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season. so probably affect add lot of people. >> indeed. speaking of the holidays, do you need to get rid of your christmas tree? coming up we'll tell you how to re psych tell. >> video that makes you are blood run cold, dresser falls on a toddler. the boy is okay, thanks to his twin brother. see the rest coming up. welcome to your health with joan lunden presented by the centers for disease control and prevention. >> hi. i'm joan lunden. we are here to talk about prediabetes. believe it or not, more than one in three people in the u.s. have prediabetes and even scarier, a whopping 90% of them don't even know it. we are joined by dr. ann albright to tell us what is prediabetes and what we need to know to prevent it. it's nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> what is prediabetes? >> prediabetes is a condition where your blood sugar is higher than normal but not high enough to be type ii diabetes. >> this can be very alarming when you think about how many people have it if it goes unchecked. >> yes. if it goes unchecked, it can lead to type ii diabetes and it can also lead to heart attack and stroke. if you go onto get type ii diabetes, it can lead to a variety of those serious complications. >> with this number of people in america, 86 million people, that's bad news. let's tell them the good news. there are simple things you can do to lower the risk. >> eating healthy foods as often as you can. move more, more physical activity. those will help you lose a modest amount of weight, 5 to 7%. that's really the key. it's also figuring out how to reduce stress. >> that's what makes you eat, right? >> exactly. >> that's hard. it sounds simple but it can be hard for people to do. there is a terrific program the cdc has, national diabetes prevention program. by following along with this, you can actually reduce your risk of developing type ii diabetes by as much as 58%. first, how do you know you have it? >> simple first step, take an easy risk test. it's seven questions. if you get a score of five or more, it encourages you to go get the simple blood sugar test from your doctor. >> log on to cdc.gov/diabetestv to take that test. i am joan lunden. see you next and welcome back, everyone, the weekend can't get here soon enough. and we are expecting to see, at this point, some pretty chilly air in place here, light snow chance, we look a led into the upcoming weekends. temperatures however will be near freezing, at best, so very, very chilly, conditions expected here for this first full weekend of the new year, we are expecting to see the winds pick up, as women. so, winter certainly here. guys? >> certainly is, katie, thank you. and now for a look at newspaper headlines, from across our region. >> from the reading eagle, pennsylvania could lose one and possibly two congressional seats after the 2020 census. virginia based reelection data services, political consulting firm, names pennsylvania as one of nine states, that stands to lose at least one seat in the house. pennsylvania also lost a seat after the 2010 census. and the burlington county times, new mayor will leave the willingboro township council to week, chris walker elect in the three to two vote by the council during monday reorganization ceremony. walker said he want governing body to focus on the younger resident of the township. >> from the intelligence ers, don't put bundles up kids in carseats. pay attention, katie, the american academy of pediatric warns that in a car crash, fluffy padding of winter coats immediately flatten. this leaves extra space allowing the child to slip through the straps, to be thrown from the seat. they say layered clothing on children instead of the puffy coats, since it reduces the risk of that compression. >> good to know. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware val. >> i coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", a manhunt is underway for this man who police say killed dozens of people, in a turkey night club on new years eve. see more of this selfie video, just released. trang? >> gun battle during a home invasion in frankford. i'll tell you how the home owner is doing this morning. and bruce springsteen questions donald trump's competency. what the boss said about the president-elect and the future of america, coming up. customer service!d. ma'am. this isn't a computer... wait. you're real? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recording. really? no, i'm kidding. 100% u.s.-based customer service. here to help, not to sell. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is 6:30, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> local father is shot during a terrifying home invasion, but he also had a gun and fired back. >> the homeowner was shot twice, his wife and four little girls are okay. >> isis has now claimed responsibility for the massacre that killed 39 people, and wounded dozen more, in istanbul. >> all i can say, the massive tragedy. >> jake raak from delaware, the only american wounded in the attack. he returned home to the united state yesterday. >> down south, fears storms being blamed for a tree to hop he will onto a mobile home in alabama, four people inside were killed. >> running, running, passing, touchdown. it is good. usc wins it. >> it was a good game. >> you got to hands it to usc. they played a great game. >> and despite the loss, classic game, and the highest scoring rose bowl ever. >> ultimately, though, the nittany lions fall to the trojans, 52 to 49. out to katie fehlinger on the cbs-3 skydeck. we know were you little disappointed. but they played good game. >> absolutely. really was hard fought game. they are second half team. so i'm really bumm i only made it through half time. i missed an lot of the real good action. regardless, they still had a real great season, really proud of those nittany lions. with that said, we got to switch gears, and talk weather, my friends. we have a lot of action to talk about for the next couple of days. initially not much to show you on at least the last few hour loop of storm scan3, but, clearly, something waits in the wings, leading edge of much heavier batch of rain, that's going to work its way in here over the next couple of hours. visibility, you know what, not terrible. but not ideal either. you're down to two or under 2-mile visibility, and atlantic city, for example, up in allentown, mount pocono, you will find some incident of low cloud deck, especially if you're traveling some of the area bridges, some fine mist here and there, while it is not a soaking morning drive, it is not ideal either, in that regard, but with time, really going to see the wet weather roll in here. i would say, by 9:00, at the latest, the rain is overtaking our area radar. it is kind of with us for the rest of this hour by hour forecast, starting to taper off. probably closer to about 5:00 or so. so by 7:00 beginning to clear things out. but do keep in mind, the umbrella is a real good accessary to have on hand on day like there is eventually the heavy winter coats will be a requirement, which we'll discuss later on. guys? >> and the hats and the gloves, all of it. an accident involving three vehicles on lincoln drive near gypsy lane east falls. there are injuries and reports of lane restrictions, use schoolhouse lane or mid ville avenue as alternates. >> there is an accident fifth street, reported lane restrictions in the outer drive, so keep that in mind. overturned tractor-trailer on the pa turnpike westbound, at the off ramp to valley forge. you can she picture in the middle there. better shot of the tractor-trailer looks like from the front. now, we do know that the ramp is closed and there is no word when it will reopen. well, updating our news from this morning, one suspect is dead, and another is on the run following a home invasion in the frankford section of philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live on pratt street with more on how the homeowner fought back. trang? >> reporter: well, rahel, jim, he was fighting back not only for himself but for his wife and four young caught heres were inside the home. and though the homeowner was shot twice, his family was unharmed. but police responded here to the 1900 block of pratt street, just before 11:00 p.m. last night. now officers found the 27 year old homeowner with gunshot wounds to the mouth, and his leg, now, officers also found a second man inside the house by the front door. he had been shot in the head. was pronounced dead at the scene. chief inspector scott small said the man killed one of two men who forced their way inside the home, struggled with the homeowner, then shot him. the homeowner then fired back, and all of this happened while the man's wife and four young daughters, ages four, three, one, five months, were upstairs getting ready for bed. >> preliminary information is that this was a home invasion robbery where the perpetrators were met by the 27 year old homeowner, who had a gun on his own. so one of the perpetrators, at least one of the perpetrators fired a shot, striking the home owner. homeowner returned fire, striking and killing one of the perpetrators. >> and that home owner is in serious condition at hahnemann hospital. meanwhile, police are still searching for that second suspect. they're hoping surround vale edges cameras on this block will help them id and find that man. but for now, live in frankford, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you for the update, trang. >> investigators have just released this very clear video. you are looking at the suspect caring out accused of the deadly attack in turkey. isis claiming responsibility for the man who killed and injured dozens. turkey attacks on isis fighters syria, jake raak from delaware the only american wounded in the attack and returned home to the united state yesterday. >> new congress steaks over on capitol hill, swearing in for the 115th congress is at noon. house republicans got an early start. they voted to gut the officer of congressional the innings or the oce. that's the dependent bod that i is investigating independent lawmakers, full house votes on the plan today. republicans who continue to dominate both the house and senate are planning to dismantle obamacare, and the senate will head hearings on president-elect trump cabinet picks. >> president trump said intelligent briefing later this week, meanwhile, aids pushing back against accusation that is russian hackers interfered in the presidential campaign. cbs news has learned there may be new cases raising concerns that russian hacks may have been more extensive than originally thought. government analysts are investigating if russian hackers successfully reached vermont's electoral grid over the weekend. meanwhile, the boss is questioning the competency of america's next boss. bruce springsteen says his biggest concern about president-elect trump is if the worse aspect that he appeals to come to fruition. pod cast interview springsteen warns when you left that jeannie out of the bottle, racism, intolerance, they don't go back in the bottle that easily. in response from the president-elect. quite the i am raj i there, jeannie in a bottle. 2016 is in the record books, given the dreadful start of the year for us stock markets, when all major indexes corrected, the closing numbers were impressive. >> analyst business analyst jill schlessinger joins us live from new york with a look at what we should do to start out the new year right. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> i was very happy looking at my 401k at the end of the year. how ding vest ers do? >> reporter: hey, you know, i know the dow jones industrial average did not break above that 2,000 milestone, but it did close up 13.4% in 2016. the broader s&p 500 gained nine and a half%, nasdaq composite rose seven and half%, small company stocks, big winner, up 19 and a half%. >> wow. >> russell. pretty amazing, bonds were mixed so looking at say your stock position, feeling real good. if you own us government bonds, you weren't so happy. they edged down. corporate bonds, better, up about 5.8%. commodities, wow, crude oil up 45%. gold snapped three year losing streak, up eight and a half% last year. >> so what should we possibly look into invest, changes, should we make for the next year? >> you know, you're motions really want to pile into the thing that just went up, right? but you don't want to do that. so how do you take you're motions out of investing? you put your plan on auto pilot. so you enroll in auto re balancing. two to four times a year the plan automatically keeps your allocation in line. maybe even auto escalation, that automatically increases your contribution to the plan. usually every six months or a year. now, for more on whether stock market gains at 2016 already likely to continue in 2017, go to jill on money. com. remember, nobody thought that would you get this kind of performance last year, so pundants are not usually very worried about these things. but hopefully you are, jill. >> she is always right. giles, this is why i smile at my 401 is k. i follow all of jill's advice. >> thanks, jill. now that the holidays are over, many people are taking down their christmas trees. >> and one question is what do you do with it now that you're gone it? one option to recycle it. "eyewitness news" at domino lane and umbria street in manayunk, one of several locations in philadelphia where residents can drop off their trees. recycling program runs through january 14. for more info on drop off locations near you visit their website cbsphilly.com. >> war of words between mariah carey and dick clark productions, what each side is saying about the new york, new years eve fail. >> epic. >> epic fail. >> plus, terrifying video of dresser falling on a two year old boy. but he's okay. thanks to the quick action of his twin brother, see how the toddler came to his rescue. >> and healthy eating until the new year. doctor rob is here with some ways, easy ways, to cut the calories, and trim your waistline. that's coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and no mercy from mother nature today. you will need the umbrella. katie will time it all out for us. take the umbrella, the poncho, goloshes. >> covering my hair. >> shower cap? (laughing). >> ♪ >> ♪ but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. well dick clark productions is firing back, new this was going to happen. after mariah claims producers sabataged her live performance on rocking eve special. >> ♪ >> well, you can sort of hear it there. she stumbled through per performance, despite, songs playing in the background. now, her representatives said that her ear piece wasn't working and that mariah told the production crew, she told the star it will be okay on stage. in a statement dick clark productions said the idea sabatage was involved is quote absurd. >> i agree with that one. well, some celebrity baby news, former starve mtv laguna beach and lauren conrad, posted instagram saying 2017 will be the best year yet, this will be the first child for 30 year old conrad and her 36 year old musician husband, william pell. >> congrats to the happy couple. >> and the hit comedy will and grace might be coming back. after everybody excited about this, actor restly jordan reportedly told the station, reviving the series for another episodes, and start filming in july. network yet to confirm jordan's claims the show which ran from 1998 through 2006 was about single woman, her roommate, and unusual friend, ie, karen. >> my favorite, karen walker. >> yes, anastasia, remember, that was her nickname. love karen. >> clearly. >> oh, i loved her. she is my favorite person on tv. >> you always wished you did have that friend. >> oh, i know, jim is waiting with bated breath to find out if this is all actually rumor or true. >> yes, and i'm waiting for bated breath to see when the rain will end. >> oh, i know. only been 48 hours, of nastiness, i know. but still stuck with it, guys, for the rest of the day and dairy say actually will be a little worse than it was yesterday. yesterday was casino that far light rain off and on little drizzly, it wasn't like a soaking deluge. casino whatever we're facing, here today. now i don't think we are talking more than maybe half inch to couple of more tents of an inch that that throughout the course of the day, but enough it is with us all day. it will be steady enough rain that dow suggest that you take the umbrella with you here today. let's take a look at the weather watchers, in full force, up and adam this morning, we start things down south across dover, delaware, where and is he reporting, he's at 44 degrees, and he's finding some rain, man, these storms just sum it up. nasty day. you know, again, always say we need the rain. i know the anchors mention that, too, always need the rain. but, you don't want to go back to work and school after holiday to this. i get it. 42 degrees, with a lot of clouds in mullica hill, john carol right now, again, somewhat of a dreary start to the day. we go to one more, take you back into pennsylvania, where lou report 39 degrees, in eagleville, lots of overcast skies, but did say he has little fine mist and drizzle out there, as well. now, let's go back to our camera shot here. typically see the center city skyline off in the distance, obviously just shroud in the cloud cover right now. low cloud deck to start the day as it is. heavy wet weather isn't really here yet. you can see the leading edge of it moving into baltimore. it is working it way guys right up the i95 corridor. with time we will see it over spread our radar picture here locally too. once it is here, it is with us. basically for the rest of the day essentially. so from nine to five or so is when we will see the steadiest rain work its way through here. then it will begin to taper off from west to east. and through the overnight fog, drizzle, clearing, what's going to take place. and by the time we hit our seven day, looking ahead to much cooler air tomorrow, really is my personal favorite of the next several. it is the most quiet, the mildest, then we see the temperatures drop off pretty readily here. friday, still watching possibility for some light dusting of snow across the area. and stuck in the three's, even into next week, rahel. >> katie like what do you take? do you take the warm weather and the rain or the cold? >> always trade off. >> what do you do? >> katie, thank you. taking live look this morning, obviously blocking two lanes on i59 southbound, girard avenue, there is also an accident on the northbound side of i95 near girard, that has been moved to the shoulder. so i95 near girard, very busy spot this morning. now, taking a live look at the ben franklin bridge, in camden, new jersey, there is some heavy fog. use caution there, doesn't look like too many people are out there. and there is an overturned tractor-trailer, on the pa turnpike westbound, at the off ramp to valley forge, you can see, picture in the middle of your screen there, that looks like the traffic really is from the front, so i vyed this area. the ramp now closed. there is no word when it will reopen. we will keep you posted, though. warning this next story may be hard to watch. a bedroom camera captures a toddler's remarkable re when is dresser fell on top of his twin brother. take a look. this all happened near salt lake city utah last thursday. the boys, seen in this video, can be seen climbing drawers when suddenly the dresser tips, falls over, one every them is trapped. that's when the brother, the other brother, seems to realize he needs to do something. >> just came around, again, the situation thinking i need to help my twin brother. what do i do here? so he sat there and thought so he just pushed with all of his might, funder right off his brother. and -- >> incredible. both boys are okay this morning, and now their parent say there wasn't even a loud noise when theth err fell, they didn't eel eyes what happened until they later watched the video. mother said she had to share the dramatic video so other parents realize how important it is to bolt dress tears nearby wall. we see these stories time and time again. so glad those two boys are okay. scary video there. well, it is first full week of 2017. and vowing to eat healthier in the new year, who amongst us isn't? there are few simple food swaps that can help up cut your calories. cbs-3 cafe with doctor rob who has some suggestions, good morning, jim, good morning, doctor rob. >> doctor rob is here in our cafe, also called the cafeteria. three meals, most eat bring breakfast, lunch, dinner, what else can we do throughout the day? >> a the low of times we over eat. important to have breakfast, gets our metabolic rate going. for example, too, we want to have some you have that will keep us full. so if we have a clear soup there is will save, versus creamy soup, will save over double the calories by having that, and here is a tip. if we would have soup 20 minute before lunch or dinner, it takes that long for our brain to say oh, we're full, we will actually save calories during the day, we'll notice we're full. for breakfast, eggs actually are very filling. so if we have eggs, three, four times a week. that will carry us through so we won't have the hunger smacks in the middle of the morning. >> what kind of modifications in i go for my latte every day, i know that's not the best thing in the morning. >> no. boy say here jim, let's make your coffee. >> wiped cream? >> skip the whip. >> ya? >> some people, whip cream, they put in the little flavor, so for coffee, 60 calories could be 600, basically clear coffee, cut back on the sugar, real important, but other things during the day, smacks. a loft times we snack on crackers, we snack on pretzels. >> i can go through whole bag. >> exactly. so you don't want to go through these bags. you want to taken stead 100-calorie over the small little packet, because this way it is calorie controlled. look at that cookie thing. one, couldn't you eat that whole woning. >> , i have. >> there are actually three servings in, there look for servings, that's 500 calories, so when we're like eating chips, eat the small packets, if not we'll just keep on eating, eating, and get 800 more calories a day and we don't need that. >> small portions. >> and smaller plates. i see these giant plates people have at restaurants, you don't need a huge plate, because you are likely to fill it up more. >> i have couple of plates thereto show you, basically use smaller plate, and if you use the color red, studies show we actually eat less, it is like a soft bite, smaller plates, and red plates, eat less. >> smoothie i know everyone on kicks, i think rahel is doing one of these smoothie things the next few days, what do i need to know? >> well, she running a marathon soon, she needs these. but with smoothie we can make 200-calorie smite i or 800, we don't want high calorie. we want healthyment don't use juice. careful how much peanut butter and granola you add to it, careful the type of yogurt. i would rather add the 200-calorie yogurt, and put in fresh fruit. because that will help with the healthy smoothie, use more ice, don't use juice. and you have healthy smoothie all of the ingredient less calories. >> now tonight for dinner i'm like on this salad kick for the next few days, as well. but do you have watch out for the dressing and what you are putting on, that's where it is so troublesome? >> you can make a salad with as many calories as hot fudge sunday. there is dress that adds another 400 calories to. that will we don't need. that will instead light balance some i can, 606 calories. so having a saladment make it healthy. have it flavor full type salads. lastly look at portions, this actually is a portion. each little cubical is a portion. now, couldn't you eat way more than that on europe plate? >> oh, yes, easily. >> so we tend to eat way bigger portions than we should. so just like you said, that's typical plate, that white one that we use, way too big f we want to start eating healthier and eating less, smaller plates, right portion sizes, and we will feel energized but feel better. >> what about filling up before you eat with a glass of water? like i try to do that about 15 minute before i sit down to eat. for some reason, i don't know if it is triggering my brain, but i don't feel as hungly. >> you're right, 20 minute from the time we put something in our stomach our brain says we're full. by you doing that, by the time you eat your meal, start to feel full and you eat less. so, quick tip: glass of water 15 to 20 minute before your meal or clear broth. by the time you eat your meal you won't be as ram just, more energy, feel better. >> okeydokey, have to go buy bigger pans. stay with us. 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