inches of snow. >> 3 inches for philadelphia, ten in parts of the south jersey as expect closer to the coast as we were. it was powdery snow, easy to clean up. we didn't see any melting. the it is so cold. >> it is still on the ground. >> icy spots untreated surfaces, sidewalks, take it easy. we have to battle wind. rough wind chills. the pretty nasty all day to day. it the will be coldest day since last february, valentines day in 2016. high temperatures will struggle to get the in the the 20's. that is half of the story. we will feel more like single digits and near zero at times factor in that win. we are dry across the region. clear skies up in the city. 17 degrees at the airport northwest breeze a at 13. it will pick up. current wind chill value feeling like four on exposed skin. actual air temperature stuck in the teens. single digits in mound pocono. we will in the budge a whole lot more. another 10 degrees if we're luck a cross the region. there is those wind currently sustained out of the west/ northwest at ten to 15. we could get gusts to 30 and wind chills feeling like minus nine in mount pocono. negative one wind chill in wilmington. five in trenton. this will fluctuate a little bit, basically hanging around zero over morning hours at best maybe getting up to ten, 12 by the afternoon. it will be rough. wear layers, heading outside today. storm scan three nice and quiet, a stray flurry, in the poconos, that is it. sun and included, windy, 25 for the high for philadelphia a. twenty-six at the shore. stuck in the teens in the poconos with the chance for those flurries. if you don't like cold wait a few more days. we will bring milder air, and that comes with the next storm we will talk about that precipitation chance in eyewitness weather in a few minutes. >> see you soon, thank you. prosecutors charged a suspect in the death of a missing abington girl. the disremember remains of the grace packer were found halloween by two hunters in luzerne county park. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from the cbs-3 news center with the latest on thin investigation. good morning, what have you learned overnight. >> reporter: report police have charge jacob patrick sullivan, with kidnapping, rape, murder and slew of other charges in connection with the brutal killing of young grace packer, and investigators say he conspired with sarah packer , grace's mother to kidnap grace and murder the teen. >> the hours and the days leading up to her murder were probably the most horrible, traumatic that any person should ever have had to experience. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney, laid out the gruesome details, of a murder of 14 year-old grace packer. d.a. says 44 year-old jacob patrick sullivan, conspired were 41 year old sarah packer, grace's mother to kidnap, rape and murder teen as part of the sick rape/murder fantasy. >> she was raped, the defendant also prior to this committed an involuntary deviant sexual intercourse on her, and then she was poisoned with medication and left for dead. >> reporter: only she did not die, after leaving the scene investigators say that sullivan and sarah packer found young grace alive, and sullivan, choke her to death. >> unfortunately grace packer was a disposable child to these people. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint sullivan and sarah packer began planning murder in the fall of 2015. they executed the man july 8th , and grace's the mother report i had her his sing the next day. her later actions raised suspicions of investigators, break in the case came december 30th when sullivan attempted suicide, after days in the hospital, he confessed to the staff, and police. >> the question becomes, who were going to remember grace packer? who will now speak for grace packer? we will. >> reporter: sarah packer was initially listed as a person of interest, she has been named a suspect, officially now, and the d.a. says they are hoping to resolve that part of the case, as soon as possible. live from the news center, cherri gregg for kyw news raid grow for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. three alarm fire ripped through an apartment complex in gloucester township, new jersey. flames broke out around ten at lake view apartments on the 500 block of lower landing road. it took fire fighters around three hours to put the fire under control. no details on how many units were damage but thankfully all resident did make it out safe ly. a man is dead this morning following a shooting in the feltonville neighborhood. man was shot around 11:00 last night the in the 4200 block of mccallister street. he was rush to the hospital where he died from his injuries. the shooting happened near the venue night club, investigators are right now interviewing eyewitnesses and checking outside surveillance cameras, no details on the suspect at this time. now to the latest on the investigation in the deadly airport shooting in fort lauderdale, "eyewitness news" has determined one of the the airport shooting victims has connection toss our area. terry andrews grew up in millville, new jersey. alexandria hoff talked exclusively with his family. >> carrie andrews family spoke from their millville home because this did not want story of the death to over shadow history men us life. >> it the touches you, i say personally. >> reporter: it has taken richard andres, a day a a half without breaking town but he wants to because he wants to say terry lived the kind of live that he should be be talk about. >> he was a wonderful kid. >> reporter: richard has been following incident unfolding at fort lauderdale hollywood airport when he received a call from his niece, and his nephew terry, bride of 40 years. >> i just could not believe what he was saying. >> reporter: in that phone call he learn his six two-year old nephew was one of the the five victim shot and killed wye a gun hand in the airport baggage claim area and was there but was not harmed. >> i cannot imagine her being there going through all this and the kid, i can't imagine how it the will happen. >> reporter: terry was raised in millville and relocated to the virginia beach area, before meeting his wife, the couple lives in florida on route to a caribbean cruise. the loving father of two girls , and proud grandfather to three terry was a 1972 graduate of millville high school and always made it a point to attend class reunions just as he always made it a point to call his unk toll check in. >> we were just talking at christmastime. he calls all the time. it was almost like, one of my kid. >> reporter: andres worked for norfolk nave will shipyard but back in his millville teen years helped out at the his uncle's contracting company. >> i cannot say enough. i loved the kid, every time we got off the phone, wow say uncle dick, i love you. >> reporter: he would always say the same back. to the nephew with the bright smile, loving tamly, who always felt more like a son. terry andres would have turned 63 later this month. reporting from millville, new jersey, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". federal authorities have now officially charged the suspect in the airport shooting and he could face the death penalty if convicted. meantime we're also hearing one man's story on have survival, craig boswell reports. >> reporter: the first bags arrived at terminal two baggage claim since the deadly shooting inside fort lauderdale hollywood international the airport. black curtains accounts blocked arriving passengers from entering restrict area still being cleaned. >> it is kind of scary, looking around. >> reporter: steve, came face-to-face with the the alleged shooter, 26 year-old esteban santiago, franier said he felt a pinch in his back but didn't realize until later that a, bullet pierced his apple computer. >> lap top, you know, plastic casing, and type of backpack that i had, the best thank you gift i ever got the in my life >> reporter: police say army veteran used a 9-millimeter semiautomatic gun from checked luggage to shoot passengers. charging documents show santiago confessed to lanning the attack specifically at this airport. he fired 15 round before being arrested. five people were killed including olga waltering, her family says she was celebrating her husband's 90th birthday. long lines snaked around the airport as airlines cleared the backlog of travelers. >> i'm just, i just want to go home, to canada. >> reporter: federal investigators say santiago was not on the no fly list but they still don't know why he pick this airport to carry out the mass shooting. craig boswell for cws3 "eyewitness news". a shooting has lawmakers calling on congress to make changes that will protect people at the airport. congress woman debbie wasser man shut is debated to debating why firearms are allowed in checked luggage. >> i'm going back to washington and start work on this, we need to review the the procedures not only in the question of whether or not you should aloud to check a firearm when you travel at all , rather then ship it, or transport tonight some other way, but we need to make sure that minutely examine the question of if you are going to continue to allow that, in what way are we go to go re unite you with your firearm. and keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for latest on the shooting in fort lauderdale. get the latest anytime at cbs philly.com. still to come this morning are you working on a new years resolution? well, dentists say start with your teeth. what you should start doing and stop doing to keep your smile healthy. and digging out after the storm, now the clean up is underway but the chill remains , justin. that is right, good morning, that snow will be sticking around for a while, full blast, continues, we will talk about the coldest temperatures we have for the season and when it finally moves out of the region the snow that buried parts of the region under several inches of snow is history but now, comes the dig out. new jersey shore got worst of it, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt was in sea isle city, one of areas where getting around is not the so easy. >> reporter: white capped waves crashed into the shore in sea isle city, otherwise popular boardwalk, empty, not a visas temperatures were in the high teens. the most snow in new jersey, to the south and east of the state. the wind picked up and never calmed down. >> it is cold. it is snowy. it looks like it will in the stop anytime soon. >> reporter: teno ferrari, came to visit family even though he could have pick a better weekend his family back at home is also seeing snow. >> you cannot escape it. it is everybody across the east coast. the you can the not hide from it. >> reporter: majority of the sees aisle city saw 8 inches of snow. >> i think it is a beautiful day. >> reporter: the mayor says crews started plowing early, and black ice, remained a major concern. >> the black isis, very, very dangerous and it is something that, you know, that causes many, many problems for everybody. >> reporter: snow in sea isle city and other parts of the cape may county ended 6:30 at night. i spoke with other officials at the shore and they said in major problems to report on the roads. reporting from sea isle city in cape may county, i'm david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, just a few miles north, heavy snow created low visibility along west avenue in ocean city and yesterday you might remember it was freezing but one guy still wanted to wear his shorts, they also are clearing snow from store parking lots. the storm could knock a few people off the roads. gloucester county people cleared several inches off of their cars, now it is the the law in new jersey and pennsylvania to clear the snow off your car before you drive it. washington township though i have to say looking a little bit more like a christmas card after all that snow fell. beautiful. road were treacherous. as our area cleans up from our snowy sat the day parts of the south are dealing with nasty winter wet ther this weekend. well, trucks were crisscrossing highways in georgia officials in georgia were forced more than 200 weather-related incidents loving motorist since midnight including one fatality. and take a look at the this video from greensboro north carolina taken by a aerial shot here. the city was blanketed with snow, the storm forced officials to shut down road and highways across the region the it is sort of the same situation, it looks so beautiful but it is a mess getting around. >> especially in the south. it just takes a inch and they are shut down. we may shut down for 3-inches totally crippled. >> they just don't have the capability to clean that up. our snow, it the will be sticking around a little bit. it is cold outside right now. tough to wake up and step outside. wind chills down around zero. we will be battling fierce cold the next 24 hours but there is a warm up by the end of the week. something to look forward to if you don't like this cold. if you are braving the cold, head up to big boulder, jack frost. they are cranking out the snow cold dry air is perfect ideal snow making conditions. they didn't get the any natural snow from the system as most of the snow stayed well to the south but they are taking advantage of some cold temperatures, so, decent, couple of days ahead for skiing and ride if you go you can handle these cold temperatures. snow totals down into south jersey, southern delaware saw the most as expect closer to the center of the storm. cumber hand county port norris , 10 inches. estelle manor 8.7. wood side delaware coming in at seven. same deal for mount laurel. philadelphia international airport coming in at 3 inches of snow. now we are left with the re enforcing shot of arctic air behind the system. arctic blast continues through tomorrow, high temperatures, struggled to get in the mid to upper 20's. morning lows in the single digits and teens. today, wind chills, down around zero, maybe below zero at times especially this morning and we will stay below freezing probably all the way until early tuesday, afternoon so as mild air finally starts to work it the way back in the delaware valley. check out the these numbers. we will get fresh snow on the ground allowing temperatures to drop more. fourteen in millville. dover, newark delaware. we have clear skies right the now, 15 palmyra, 14 this chalfont, similar numbers to the the north and west, allentown at 15, and six in mount pocono. wind chills, that is the other half of the battle we are dealing with. feels like one in allentown. zero in reading. five in trenton. these numbers will dip below zero at times over the next few hours once the wind starts to kick up. we're dry on storm scan three. storm is long gone up across new oakland but pushing that colder air back into the south , and into the delaware valley. maybe a stray flurry or two in the mountains, poconos, lehigh valley this afternoon not amounting to anything. wind are gusty up to 30 miles an hour gust through the afternoon and that gusts continuing in the evening hours. heading out later on din are lance around town it will be cold again, wind chills hanging out in the single digits. tomorrow wind starts to relax a bit but we will have more cloudy building in and that temperature still staying the cold side. reason high pressure, this whole arctic air in place. we have fresh snow on the ground. that makes it even harder for cold air to move out the but we are dry during the day on monday. here's our next system. it will bring milder a your in but initially this will be cold air this lays. maybe a little frozen precipitation coming in late in the day tuesday north of the city, flurries or even freezingtories will before we see it all change over to rain with the milder air coming in. wind chill values next few hearst down around zero below zero at times, maybe get up to ten for what it really feels like this afternoon. evening hours, back down in the single digits, tomorrow morning still very cold, and feeling like the single digits over most locations, afternoon wind chills for machine back in the mid teens maybe up around 20 due to the lighter win. for to take high temperature up around 25 degrees, coldest day since valentines day of last year sun and cloud. tonight colder night the of the season 14 for the city. colder in the suburbs. the breeze still kicking up ten to 15 miles an hour, extended forecast hang in there if you don't like cold, by wednesday, 50, comes with some showers, we stay in the 50's through friday and shower chances on wednesday, thursday and then gannon saturday, rahel, back to you. fifty-eight on friday. that will make your head spin, crazy. >> it is philadelphia weather for you. >> looking forward to it, thank you. it is that time have the career for making resolutions and many are to lose weight and get healthier. on the cbs-3 healthwatch dentists say people should make resolution about their teeth. health reporter stephanie stahl explains why. >> reporter: to keep her teeth in good shape ashland buyer was tell that she needed to break a bad habit. >> she notice that had my teeth were taking abuse because i was grinding. >> reporter: dentists say many people don't realize they are grinding, clean muching their teeth. >> a lot of americans do it. it is usually related to stress, anxiety that they have , they are worn down,e that many he will chips, filling break. >> reporter: biting your nails is another habit to give up it can chip the edges of your teeth. >> it makes your jaw end in a protruded position for an extended period of time which can put stress the jaw joint and muscles that hold your jaw >> reporter: other resolution toss make stop chewing ice and using your teeth as tools. and dep advertisements say don't brush your teeth too hard, that can damage the gums and enamel. >> i'm an over he will is us brusher, so i have gone from the, you know, manual tooth brush to the electric tooth brush so itself corrects for me. >> reporter: she's wearing a mouth guard to keep her from grind herring teeth. finally, sugar is bad for your teeth. the resolution to limit wheats will not only help your teeth but also, your ever all health that is a especially important for children, tooth the decay in kids is the number one chronic childhood illness in america. i'm stephanie stahl, for cbs one "eyewitness news". >> good information there. well, stars will be out in hollywood when we come right back a look at half movies and tr shows up for golden globe award we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet and helps support their immune system. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. stars of the red carpet first big award show of the year. the seventh fourth golden globe award. stephanie elamb has the look at nominations. the glit, glamour, the golden globs. hollywood's kick off to award season looks to honor best in film and television. >> ♪ lala land lead the pack on the picture front. >> very exciting. >> it takes a very traditional medium. >> the hollywood muse will california which has been around, for centuries, and, it really does reinvent it for modern audience. >> reporter: emma stone/ryan gosling led movie is up for best motion picture musical or comedy alongside 20th century woman, dead pool, florence foster jenkins and sing street >> all love, all ride in this house. >> reporter: moon light a coming of the age film has six nominations including one for best motion picture drama, along with hacksaw ridge, hell or high water, lion and manchester by the sea. >> people do admire me, johnny >> reporter: with five nod people verse o.j. simpson, american crime story, dominate s the tv categories including nomination for best mini series or television movie. >> my rights has just begun. >> reporter: for fourth year game have of thrones is up for best trauma series, epic fantasy will, face off with new comers the crown, stranger things, this is us and west world. >> i think it is tuxedos. >> reporter: taking a stab at master of ceremony duties this year, jimmy fallon. >> i'm already rag wearing it every single night, and just handing out award to random people. >> reporter: late night host follows mc's ricky gervais and tina fey and amy poehler. >> what makes golden globes funnies that anything can happen, and that goes with the host, as well. >> reporter: from first about on the toll last trophy, the show should live up to its title as hollywood's biggest party. stephanie elamb, hollywood. but, it is golden globe that isn't your type of tv entertainment, madam secretary returns with the all new episode tonight on cbs-3. with the election results in could there been new challenge s for the president. >> we can try to influence. >> it doesn't happen to a higher nature. >> might be able to listen to reason, as the agreed party, he can withdraw the complaint. >> we cannery mine him if he persist he would be burning bridge necessary washington and burning down american democracy in the ross zest. >> okay. you guys are really going to make me be the ones to say it. >> "eyewitness news" anchor jim donovan spoke with keith caradine plays the president in the show. >> my character is second term has been very much in yep difficult and in this sunday's episode, we're going to find out whether or not he in fact actually achieves that and wind up with a second term. >> it is an amazing cast, give us a sense what it is like on set with everyone. >> let me just tell you it starts with number one on the call she, tea leoni, she sets the tone, she's absolutely as good as it gets. not only is she an extraordinarily fine actress but her work ethic is fantastic, she has an incredible sense have humor. we have a lot of fun. everybody takes the work very seriously but no one takes themselves seriously and that makes it a fun place to work. >> and you can catch madam secretary tonight at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" retailers saw record sales over the holiday season, but it was much different story for department stores we will tell you about many stores closing, and also this. donald trump's style that pro propelled him to the white house comparison to the few statues. this statue is a hint about one of them. i'm craig boswell in washington with that coming up coldest day of the season. the justin's back with the wind chills to spending when "eyewitness news", and, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. well, snow has moved out but cold apparently sticking around. the lets get over to justin drabick and justin my sources tell me you were supposed to be on the sky deck but apparently it was too cold for me. >> no, they didn't clean it off, is there 3 inches of snow on there. how dare you step outside, send a meteorologist out there typical anchors. the also producers anytime there is a snowstorm we get sent out, you get to sit back and eat pizza. you know the deal. >> i'm doing my part back here >> all right. it is cold out there we're talking about wind chills down around zero. storm reenforced arctic air, behind it. we have actual air temperature of 15 in allentown, trenton. seventeen in philadelphia. then suburbs. same deal. everybody is hanging out, low to mid teens. we have fresh snow on the ground that allowing temperatures to drop more. here comes wind sustained at 15 miles an hour. we will get the gusts up to 30 , this afternoon. so right the now this is what it feels like pretty nasty. 1 degree on exposed skin in allentown. zero in reading. minus one in wilmington. three in wildwood, new jersey. storm scan three quiet, storm long gone off coast of new england, lake effect snow showers and flurries get in the pocono region later this morning and in the afternoon in the lehigh valley. not amounting to anything. we will have sunshine expose areas we will get melting today but we will stay below treating. the we will be back to icy conditions. there will be icy spots on untreated surfaces for next 24 hours. wind chills down around zero, or below zero this afternoon. in the much better. wind chills stay in the the single digits that wind around with the sun and cloud. actual temperature is 25 degrees for philadelphia this is coldest day since last valentines take. twenty-six at the shore. up in the poconos more cloud, and some flurries around, temperatures holding in the teens and again, they are feeling like behind us five and minus ten with the wind chills. maybe some skiing plans today, excellent conditions with freshman mad snow on the ground but it is coal. we have a warm up. fifty's return with some rain. we will time it out in a few minutes. >> see you soon, thank you. new this morning a man is behind bars for gruesome death of the missing ago ton girl. suspect was arraigned overnight. the prosecutors say jake on sullivan raped and killed grace packer but he didn't act alone. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live in the cbs-3 news center with the latest on the investigation. cherri, good morning. what do we know. >> reporter: police charged 44 year-old jake on patrick sullivan with kidnapping, rape , murder and slew of other charges in connection with that brutal killing of young grace, and investigators say he conspired with sarah packer grace's mother to commit the horrific crime. >> the hours, and days, leading up to her murder, probably the most horrible and traumatic that any person should ever have had to experience. >> reporter: bucks county district attorney, laid out the gruesome details, of the murder of 14 year-old grace packer, the d.a. says that 44 year-old jacob patrick sullivan, conspired were 41 year-old sarah packer grace's mother to kidnap, rape, murder the teen as part of the sick, rape/murder fantasy. >> she was raped, the defendant also prior to this committed an involuntary deviant sexual intercourse on her, and then she was poison with medication and then left for dead. >> reporter: only she did not die, after leaving the scene investigators say sullivan and sarah packer town young grace, alive, and sullivan choke her to death. >> unfortunate thely grace packer was a disposable child to these people. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint sullivan and sarah packer began planning the murder in the fall of 2015. they executed the plan july 8th, grace's mother reported her missing the next day. her later actions raised suspicions of investigators, a break came december 30th when sullivan attempted suicide, after days in the the hospital , he confessed to the staff, and police. >> the question becomes who will remember grace packer, will new speak for grace packer? we will. >> reporter: sarah packer was initially listed as a person of interest. she's been named a suspect. d.a. told reporters overnight they hepp to have her this custody and resolve that part of the case very soon. live from the news center, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. federal prosecutors are putting the death penalty on the table for suspect in the fort lauderdale airport shooting. esteban santiago has a court appearance tomorrow. he is charge with the act of violence at an international airport resulting this death. on friday, santiago allegedly opened fire in the baggage claim area killing five people , one of the victims terry andres, grew up in millville, new jersey. in other news, your drive on the pennsylvania turnpike just got the more expensive, starting to day you will pay 6 h or e-z pass. the turnpike commission says money will help fun projects to rebuild, and widen the turnpike. it will support pennsylvania's public transportation need. turnpike commission said it generated $1 billion in annual toll revenue during 2015/16 year. this pass week macy's announced it will close a hundred store and layoff 10,000 workers in the wake of disappointing holiday sales. sears, office depot and other retail giants are shedding stores as on line shopping hits record highs. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: with holiday shopping over, the retail store closing season has begun with macy's leading the charge the nation's largest department store, announced it will close 100 stores, about 14 percent of its entire fleet and shed 10,000 jobs. one reason, a failure to adapt to the cultural shift and consume are shopping. retail strategy, melissa gonzales. >> they cannot change as quickly, they are not technology first companies, so they are starting to re evaluate and restructure and some are going out of business but they need to deliver something different to consumers now. >> reporter: sears holdings is shuttering a hundred k-mart ape sears store. office depot 450 stores and dozen more like aero, american eagle and childrenes lays have all announced more than 100 stores will close, by the end on have 2017. traditional retailers stumbled despite a strong year for the retail industry, overall. it saw 3 percent increase in sales this past holiday season but on line shopping was clear winner, sales jumped 17 percent, from the year before. nearly 40 percent of those shoppers, used amazon. >> what is it going to take for she is brick and mortar stores to be around 20 to 30 years from now. >> at the end of the day we can hit a buy button from anywhere so they have to get savvy about how they create a stronger relation ship with me. when it is time to buy that mattress are shoes i will stick with that brand. >> reporter: macy's plans to close more than 60 stores, by the spring, and the changes are expected to save the company, 550 million-dollar annually. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. and another retailer is calling it quits, the limited closed all of its stores nationwide but web site is still up and running and company will continue to ship nationwide. twenty years ago limited was a very popular store with more than 750 stores across the country, but limited brand took a hit in the mid 2,000's and never fully recovered. president obama's good bye event is one hot ticket to get president will give his farewell address to the nation tuesday night and at a place in chicago. yesterday, they braved bitter cold to get tickets. they are given out on first come, first serve basis but even with freezing temperatures, the line wrapped around the corner and down the street with people standing for hours, hoping to get a free ticket. and celebrities and friend partied at white house friday night to say good bye to president obama and first lady paul mccartney, robert deniero and merrill streep just a few names to attend the event. obama a told people mag even last month he was planning to host one kind of grown up party before he tea parts. it is his 55th birthday in august. donald trump apparently relishing role of renegade challenging washington insid ers to win the presidency but he is not the first maverick to take the white house. craig boswell tells us other presidential outsiders who shook up the establishment. >> donald trump rode a wave of dissatisfaction of the government to the white house. he will be first person's electric president without ever holding a governmental position. donald trump is perhaps the most far outside, outsider of anyone ever to be elect president of the you had in the history of the country. >> reporter: american university history professor alan lightman said other renegade made it to the white house. >> the first true outsider to be elect president, was, of course, andrew jackson. >> reporter: historians say mr. trump has a lot in common with jackson a volatile but very recognizable public figure. jackson rose to national prominence with a victory over british during war of 1812. >> he what's electric on the platform of cleaning up the mess in washington, does that sound familiar? >> reporter: jackson forced native americans from their land and dismantled the bank of the you had which plunge the country in the the de regulars. >> this statue of andrew jackson will welcome donald trump when he takes over white house but other half ricks also lived here. republican party theodore roosevelt on the presidential ticket with william mckenly to get new york governor out of his hair but then mckenly was assassinated. >> that cowboy reformer maverick became president of the you had. >> reporter: roosevelt was a trust buster for challenging monopolies and promising average citizens the right deal. >> general dwight eisenhower ran for president without ever holding a political president. so did grant and major general ry zachary taylor. >> we are going to drain the swamp of corruption. >> reporter: at 70 mr. trump will be the oldest person to become president. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". scalpel or spatula, still ahead we will tell you about a new tool required for some medical students. and mcdonald's is, every where, even now at the vatican but we will tell you why the fast food restaurant is stirring up a super sized controversy there. and, this is expect to be the coldest day of the season, justin's back to tell us when we can expect warmer weather when we come right a medical school can be intense, but mastering another skill is whole other thing. chip reid explains what medical students are now add to go their work load. >> little overwhelmed at this point. >> you cannot cook. >> no. >> reporter: thinks required course for first year students at tulane medical school in new orleans. what is your fun, bio chemist. >> this. >> reporter: tulane is leading the way, with the booming field of culinary medicine. >> it feels like it is a great idea about not making us just doctors but giving us good the a overall health. >> reporter: lee parises first chef in the station with the medical school track book. >> i think this is part of it. the is there a revolution in the way that physicians are talking to their patients, and including food in that conversation. and some of it starts here at tulane with our culinary medicine course is. we are now in about 15 percent have medical schools in the u.s., they have licensed our curriculum. >> reporter: secret is convincing the students, that what is if for you, it is also good. >> is it good. >> yes. >> i think that it will taste like cardboard. so i think that we pleasantly advised people. >> reporter: have you tasted tit. >> yes, it is very good. >> reporter: are you proud of yourself. >> yes. >> reporter: is this what your patients will be eating some day. >> it depends. >> reporter: in the evening the medical student become teachers, helping community members like susan, and cynthia edward learn the secrets of healthy cooking. >> it is all healthy food. >> health food, they are eating whole oats. >> they don't know. >> reporter: do they like it. >> they like it, they love it. >> my overall cholesterol dropped 20 points, my triglyceride dropped 17-point. >> reporter: at lou tane hell school the roofies not in the pudding, the whole wheat pasta with length tills and vegetables. chip reid, cbs news, new orleans. speaking of a good meal when was last time your family sat down and enjoyed a meal together? no, like actually sat down for a meal at home. if you have to think bit, chances are it has been too long. today you have a reason to set the table. it is national sunday supper day, it is served each year on the second sunday in january. it is about moving forward with creative sunday supper movement. it aims at bringing families back together in the kitchen and around the dinner table. to celebrate, prepare, and eat a meal with loved ones today. all right, justin is joining us now. now, it is right here, a year and a half. >> yes. >> have you sat on the dinner table. >> i cannot to it, because he eats everything in sight. when we start eating, he goes nuts and he wants it. you have to hide the food there him. feed him first and then walk away. >> yes, priorities. >> yes. at least he is eating, that is a good thing. i hear some other hard stories where kid are very picky. >> eat a supper around the table. >> it is temperatures that have arctic air in place. fifteen in allentown. seventeen in philadelphia. fifteen in trenton. the that is not factoring in the wind. the it is fresh snow, especially south jersey, we saw 10 inches, enclose to us at 15, in parts of the, extreme southern delaware. air temperatures 18 in stone harbor. the teens over in most of the shore points, and when we factor in the win it feels like one in allentown, millville and zero in dover delaware and atlantic city airport on exposed skin. we will be battling harsh wind chills throughout the day. the it may get up to ten this afternoon. so if we are outside to clean up the snow a little bit at least we have fluff i powdery snow to deal work brush off the car with no problem. snow is sticking around with temperatures like. that we should see some melting because we have clear skies, so the sun will be out and exposed areas of snow will melt but it retreeses again tonight, and we will see, black ice, again, throughout the morning and again tomorrow morning, with untreated surfaces. things could be worse. back in 1996, the weekend was blizzard of 96 where we had 30 n philadelphia, after those storms, for the city, and it was a blizzard. four or 5-foot drift. it wasn't even born yesterday, for rahel. that was in ninth grade. i had off for school for a week what more could you want for a kid. that was certainly a rough morning, trapped inside for a couple of days for sure. nothing like that happening in our forecast, and we will warm it up by the end of the week. a couple of flurries maybe in the poconos possibly the lehigh valley. the it will not amount to anything. other than that, sunshine mixed with cloud and windy, cold. tomorrow, pretty quiet. sunshine to start the day. included will thicken up ahead of the next storm system which arrives later on tuesday. look the at the high temperatures today, teens, to lower to mid 20's at best, if we're lucky. high temperature up around 20 for allentown, kutztown, mid teens, and for mount pocono, low to mid zero's, will do it for afternoon temperatures for philadelphia, and mid 20's also, at the shore points with that snow on the ground, we will, struggle tell get this cold arctic air out of here by middle of the week. wind chills throughout the day-to-day, poconos minus ten to minus five, doing some skiing, riding up the resorts, great conditions but it is cold, zero to below zero wind chills throughout daze, berks county, around zero the at times there philadelphia and slightly above zero in south jersey and delaware. it is coal all the way through the region. region is the jet stream, taking a dive, to the south, and finally moves back northward by tuesday, and we will start to kick the cold air out, and then mild air mass starts to build in for wednesday, thursday, and friday, and everything works outs all right, we will get to the 50's and maybe close to 60 w melts, over the next few taste we will be talking about some rain with that as well. sun and included today, windy, cold, five, but it feels more like zero at times. very cold tonight. coldest night of the season, 14 degrees work clear skies, northwest wind at ten to 15, and the extended forecast, arctic air sill in place tomorrow, and 30 if we're lucky. we are still below freezing. we don't go above freezing until sometime tuesday afternoon upper 30es a, cloud thicken up, some showers and treeing drizzle coming in later tuesday and then it is all showers on wednesday, into the 50's, mid to upper 50's by end of the week. it looks like next weekend saturday back down to the 40's with some showers. so cold start to the week, and mild, wet, and rahel, back to you. >> you know how i know i was alive during that blizzard? because i remember my mom told me do not go outside. i went outside anyway, fell on the icy hill and busted my lip , i was bleeding all over the place. >> you will remember that one. >> not only was i alive i didn't do very well. time is 6:51. lets go over to amanda muhler in the the cbs-3 traffic enter , good morning, amanda. >> good morning. we have had a couple incidents this morning but it looks like for the hose part they are clearing out. this is a live look at the boulevard at ninth street where an earlier accident, just cleared out moments ago, that has the left lane blocked but it doesn't look to be cause anything residual delays at this time. a few other accidents causing minor tie ups earlier now just cleared including one on the schuylkill westbound that is now out of your way and earlier disable tractor trailer blocking right lane at route 129 in new jersey, but police are on the scene there. looking at the speed this morning most of the majors are cleared but slow down and be ready for left over icy patches especially in your off ramps and bridges. most major bridges and new jersey turnpike are cleared but they are still under speed restrictions. at cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler back to you. why some the at vatican are not loving latest business to pop up near st. peters square. details when we come so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. st. peters square, and he could not have dreamed that these arches, the golden ones, were popping up around the corner. >> yes, mcdonald's. >> do you like mcdonald's here >> mcdonald's. >> si. >> yes. >> no. >> for generations, as well as the family had a restaurant across the street. >> mcdonald's. >> reporter: mcdonald's is produce ago lieutenant of problems he told us, it has same food every where. where as we do pasta that is famous worldwide, and typical roman dishes. >> cardinal el io called the arrival of the mcdonald's a disgrace and said it served food he would never eat. pope frances regularly rail is a begins consumerism but vatican is in on this deal. it owns the building, it is satisfied to be receiving $31,000 a month in rent. mcdonald's certainly sticks out on these quaint anxious streets, restaurant is just there, behind me here is wall of the vatican city, st. peters basilica and around the corner is another piece of vatican property, that now hosts a different restaurant chain. some inside vatican city are practicing hat i can, it is an next expensive meal after all. >> they report with problems in the world this priest say, there are greater scandals: there are no signs that the vatican will back away from this mcdonald's. up next, star bucks has announced plans to open, it would be italy's first. seth down, for cbs news, rome. and that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 but here's what we have at 7:00. fire fighters braved those flames and the cold at south jersey apartment complex. and it the is one of the most common resolutions to lose weight, three things you can do to shed pound and keep them off. and how how long do we have to wait until snow melts, justin's eyewitness weather forecast coming up this sunday looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! 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