center if you are headed to the wing bowl. it started at 6:00 a.m. ninety-five around the area, event actually not looking that bad, looking okay. if you are holding off, going to jump out on 95, maybe after wing bowl started there is would be good time. because it actually looks good both moving in the southbound and northbound direction of 95 , looking okay. then we have couple of accident out there, one of which just popped up there. this is the one that's been out there, vineland, new jersey, route 47 delsea drive west wheat road. downed traffic light. traveling at posted speeds around the area. another accident here north wales road at 309, bethlehem pike, heads up on this. this is one of the areas that will start to slow you down little bit. specially if you are on i would say pushing more around the 6:30 mark, when you will start to see that, jim, jan, back over to you. >> thank you, so much, meisha. updating the breaking news situation out of paris, man swing ago michetti and shouting god is great in arabic is shot by a soldier. >> paris police say it happened in front of the famous louvre museum. cbs news correspondent teri okita live in our london studio this morning with the latest. >> believe the man wanted to carry out, located in the center of the french capitol. guarding the museum, opened fire, shooting suspect at least five times. police say essay life, but seriously wounded. did not re less details. man's identity or nationality. all they said at this point is that he was clearly aggressive , and wanted to direct threat to the police. whatever he said led them to believe he wanted to carry out some sort of terrorist attack. authorities say he carried two backpacks on his back, and tried don't err the museum underground shops, check the bags, found no explosives. second person in the area who was acting suspiciously is also detained. however, they do not know what links, if any, that person had jim, jan, back to you. >> the louvre is a top sports attraction, were there any visitors in the area at the time? >> reporter: yes. you're so right. it is a top tourist attraction there were about 250 visitors in the air area, in the museum at the time. this was just around lunchtime and they were -- those tourists were kept at a distance, held in secure areas of the museum. and as you may know, heavy security has been in place. chief justice all around france, since security in par paris then in nice last year. so, beefed up security, they were kept at a distance. >> all right, we will continue to follow this story. thank you, terry. >> meanwhile, in other news this morning, an investigation is underway after correctional officer is killed during an uprising in delaware's largest prison. now we wait to hear the up autopsy results of the offers er. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in the cbs-3 news center this morning, with the latest. morning, trang. >> good morning, jan, jim. at this point we don't know how sergeant floyd died. but we do know he died a hero. sack facing his life to save others all a part of who he was. law enforcement from across delaware took part in the procession of the body, fallen corrections officer, sergeant steven floyd thursday. choking back tears, president of the correctional officers association of delaware, describes floyd as devoted husband, father, and grandfather. >> sergeant floyd was a great man. i knew steve very well. he was a very passionate man. carried -- cared very much about things. >> after 18 hour stand-off win mate inside vaughn, officers chose a back hoe to break you there prison walls just after 5:00 a.m. they found sergeant floyd one of four hostages initially taken unresponsive. linda gregory, floyd's next-door neighbor, was gutted to hear of his death. >> i was hoping that it wasn't him. i was looking every day to see if, well, this morning, just to see if his truck was there. so i gnt see his truck there so i'm like -- >> says floyd's death was preventable, and pointed the finger at long standing issues of tensions, shortages, over time. >> we saw these issues come to light. and we had absolutely no systems from previous governor >> in one of his final acts, floyd, who inmates had put into a closet, reportedly warned officers they were being led into a trap. colleagues were not surprised he died a hero. >> he was a champion. he would fight for what was right no matter what the cause >> there will be a candlelight vigil tonight for sergeant floyd, it start at 6:00 at the smyrna municipal park. in the meantime naacp of delaware offered to help the department of corrections address number of issues that led to the prisoner revolt, including over-crowding, and under staffing. jim, jan, back to you. >> thank, thank you. in other news in south philadelphia, search continues this morning for the suspect police say stole an s.u.v. with a baby inside. it happened near ninth and snyder, just after fu 5:30 yesterday afternoon. police say the suspect drove less than a block before dropping the baby off unharmed at ninth and emily streets. the child has since been reunited with its mother. "eyewitness news" talked with the woman who found the baby on the street. >> and i cross the street, and i would see the baby, call the cops, and i say somebody left her baby outside in the corner and then the cops come and i carry the baby, because she was crying, but thank god he she is fine. >> police are searching for a blue, 2014 toyota rav4. >> in upper darby now woman turns the tables on her attacker inside of upper darby laudromat shooting him with his own gun. >> this is surveillance video, shows the gunman inside the 24 hour laudromat on garrett road this is where now she was, working overnight, wednesday morning, and said brooks locked her in a bathroom, pointed a gun at her and toll her to take off her clothes. he refused. then in a split second decision, lunged for the gun. >> so glad the gun -- you know what? either live or die. so i just wrestled him with the gun, and all the sudden the gun went off. i wasn't hit. >> the victim won one, go scumbag zero. >> brave woman. police say she shot brooks in the elbow, shattering his arm. she then renee cross the street to a 7-eleven for help ment brooks was arrested after she identified him. >> the trump administration is reportedly ready to impose new sanctions on iran as early as today. apparent response to iran's test firing of a balistic missile. when asked if possible military action was being considered against iran, president trump said that nothing is off the table. us officials say up to two dozen iranian individuals individual companies, and possibly government agencies, could face penalties, overnight iran announced a ban on us olympic wrestlers entering their country. >> well, this morning, senate republicans are expected to hold a rare early vote to advance nom devos nomination as education second. two republicans senators pooled their support, despite the losses gop leader remains confident that their nominee will be confirmed. >> protesters gathered late last night to march against discrimination, chopper three over market street, as hundreds of people gathered to speak against the trump administration. and it recent policies. gay and lesbian groups from all over the city and the black lives matter movement help to organize that march. the group is angry about the president's omission of jews from his recent holocaust remembrance speak speech and the muslim travel ban. their march ended at city hall >> well, only two more days until superbowl 51 in houston, coming up what lady gaga has to say about her half time show. >> plus, beatlemania invades philadelphia. the sergeant pepper albumn turns 50, and the philly pops are celebrating in style. we will have a preview of the show, happening this weekend. >> most video that will make you smile this friday coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and all morning long, we are live at wing bowl 25. >> chaos is beginning, pat gallen is live at the wells fargo center, and we will have more on this day of glut any coming up in our next 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have to follow stories like that? oh, that's precious. i can't even. >> you're cute, too, katie. >> not as cute as that dog. >> all right, okay. >> well, humans, animals ... >> please don't run that on the clip on the air, please? >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, my gosh. okay. so, with that said, i'm going to put my pride over there, and take a look at the forecast. cold statistics from philadelphia, cold earth he is we've reported is 5 degrees, all the way back in 1899. you got to go really far back in the records. coldest temperature, ever, was back in 1934, when we hit just 11 below zero. and all of these values happened in february, the record low, though, for this particular day; four. so yes, it is chillier out there. not going to come anywhere close to what we are finding in terms of the record. so, it is a chillier day by comparison, but we can handle this. pretty quiet storm scan3 at the moment the right now. walk you through the rest of the day, looking for some sunshine, certainly chill in the air. sunrise comes at 7:07. so it is coming you will up earlier, setting later, days are getting longer. by about a minute and change or so, with every passing day. so as the sun angle gets higher and hire higher, feels milder. sun is not helping you all that much today. he can be sure to bundle up. clouds begin to break, very cold, worse of the gust up to maybe 20 miles per hour, yes, with temperatures in the two's , will be made to feel that much colder. now, we still expect the rain or snow shower come sunday. nothing major out of that. in fact, i think a loft you may not see much of anything in fact on sunday morning than anything clouds. by monday the sun comes back. on tuesday, into wednesday, though, pretty potent storm comes through. but right now, it is still looking like it is too warm for anything but rain. so, sorry, snow lovers, meisha , i know you're not too jazzed about the snow at this point, though, right? >> i'm over it, katie. first one to say trk even the rain, like see ya later. i know all of the animals need it, we need it, but i just need the sunshine. this is when i go into my whole thing i need a vacation, i need a vacation. good morning cents disable tractor-trailer very hard to see. so have to point it out. still very, very dark outside. ninety-five south at washington avenue, that left shoulder blocked. this is one of those things that can be kind of dangerous situation because it is so dark outside. you can barely see it. kind of sneaks up on you. heads up again. ninety-five south at washington avenue. the left shoulder, weaver business dig aged tractor-trailer, heads up on. that will also couple every accident popping out there right now, one in viep lent, new jersey, route 47, delsea drive, west wheat road. downed traffic light there. we have another accident north wales. now there is one is by montgomery mall north wales road 309 bethlehem pike. heads up on these areas, some of them actually starting to slow down now at quarter past 6:00. so this is problem bye going to be busier in the morning. a lot more to talk about coming up in a bit. first we are going back to jim and jan. back to you. >> thank you, meisha. forty-seven years ago this week, someone shot rookie police officer multiple times and left him for dead in north philadelphia. today the killing of officer frederick is the only unsolved police murder in the police department's history in philadelphia. officer was shot and killed near 17th street west oxford, just blocks from temple university on bitterly cold morning, january 30th, 1970. and though detectives and investigators have worked the case for decades, his killer was never found. >> we try obviously to solve all, but when one of ours gets killed it is even more for us to try to get it solved. and it is a nagging feeling that we have one police office here was killed in the history of the police department, never been cleared. >> now, tonight at 11:00 on " eyewitness news," cbs-3 reporter greg argos addition into the cold case and talks to investigators and expert about the exactly what may have happened to officer, and who may be hine his moves err. >> well, beatlemania is about to take over philadelphia. starting tonight, the philly pops and group called the classical mystery tour team up to honor a major milestone for one of the boot ls most popular iet albumns bums. i why sergeant lonely heart club band is still ratter regarded as one of the most revolutionary albumns of all time. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> their songs are recognizeable, within the first few note. >> their popularity spans generations. but it was the beatles 1967 sergeant peppers lonely hearts club band that changed music forever. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> rolling stones calls it it most important rock-and-roll albumn ever made. >> that was the first time anybody really thought of a concept albumn or, you know, making the albumn kind of tour rather than the band tour. >> that's because new sounds were created for sergeant pepper's sounds that were hard to recreate at that time during live performance. >> here is one. you know? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> that sounds, i don't know how they got that sound. nobody knows what they used in the studio, goes it is right on the monday. >> i so now on the albumn 50 anniversary, philly pops is bringing those famous notes to the kimmel center stage. >> we're able to absolutely recreate live with a orchestra and make the sound for the audience, sounds good, close to the original recording. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> jim owen, paul, part of the classical mystery tour. the group looks and sound like the original. >> they toured the world, playing exclusively. together with philly pops, not only from that rev liewrn aerial bumm. >> but other beatles, fan favorites, as well, when people walk out of the theater , everything everybody definitely on a high, and uplifting, because the songs are so great, and the message so good. all you need is love. >> sergeant pepper celebration with the philly pops in the classical his mystery tour runs through sunday at the kim he will center. get tickets on line. we have a link at cbsphilly.com. jim, particular tickets are going fast. >> sounds good to me. well, superbowl 51 coming up this weekend, as well. >> that's right. chester county native matt ryan take on the new england patriots. fans and players gearing up 6:30 sunday night at the houston nrg stadium. lady gaga will perform half time. >> the only statement that i'll be making during the half time show are the ones that i have been consistently making throughout my career. i believe in a passion foreign clues. i believe in this spirit of equality. and the spirit of this country one of love and compassion and kindness. so my performance will uphold those philosophies. >> lady gaga would not reveal the song list for her 13 minute concert, but we do know it will feature appearance by tony ben glet many cog up a little later on, meisha is taking us on another one of the wonderful dream drivers. >> and she is talking about one of her favorite things, you guys, coffee. don't want to miss it, when meisha takes us behind the scenes of a local coffee grocery. stay with us. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber® works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fiber in benefiber® nourishes them... and what helps them, helps you. clear, taste-free, benefiber®. >> specking 340's saturday, sunshine coming sunday, very light rain or snow shower, could not amount to much, but mainly in the p.m. time frame. guys? >> now, for a look at the newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the burlington county time, floyd err fishermen aren't going to be happen which this one, atlantic state marine fishery commission is moving forward with a proposal that would force new jersey to adopt its most stringent flownld err fishing regulations ever. it includes a 19-inch minimum size limit, shortened fishing season, and reduced daily catch limits. the exact changes likely won't be known until spring. >> and the mercury chester county is putting into place a free smart 911 service, it allows people to create safety profile on line, and provides key information to the county's 911 center. any time a person who is has created a profile calls for help, their information appears on computer screen, creating a link that can be accessible by fire, ambulance, or police. >> sounds helpful. on the front page of the times herald as the archdioces of philadelphia wraps up schools catholic schools week, saint treat a calcutta created breakfast good bags own to mip ministry in royersford. >> good for them. >> absolutely, a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," the trump business that's taking a financial hit. plus this. >> president trump is making some critical shift, in foreign policy, i'm roxanna in new york, coming up with the what the administration is saying to friends and foes abroad. >> and in a health watch, a big change in what's allowed in your ground beef. find out what companies are now adding to the meat. meisha? >> and jan, we have got two accident out there, construction on the new jersey turnpike pike, wing bowl slow downs, all of that many cog up first we'll take a break. stay right where you are, >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, it is 6:29 here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> delaware mourns a correctional officer killed during a tense prison stand-off. >> at this point we do not know sergeant's cause of death , we do know he died a hero. column say sacrificing his life to protect others is all a part of who he was. >> president trump's latest foreign policy does stuff, putting him at odds with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> we have to be tough. time to be a little tough, folks. >> on saturday our president spoke with the australian prime minister, and friendly he is guy in the sauna. >> please please don't pick a fight with australia. they'll cut off our supply of the of uggs and hugh jackman. >> before the superbowl there is wing bowl. >> seventy or $80,000 worth of apply z for eating chicken wings for a half hour. >> you can't eat even get that on the price is right. >> moves it ahead. fires. scores. >> well it, looks like the flyers might be back on track after two straight wins. they go for three in a row when they host the kings tomorrow afternoon. >> katie, how is the weather shame shaping up for the weekend? >> not looking all that bad. we are expecting this quiet weather to continue today as well. see mixture of some clouds, some sunshine, right now, you have got nice clear sky in the northern counties, few more clouds, rolling in to really from anywhere from philly on south. but overall today, i expect that you will see sore sort of intermittent, clear, sunny, or some clouds, and we will take you out first and for most, storm scan3, at the moment, again, featuring that mixture. now, as the day progress cents , we expect that you are again going to see bit of breeze pick up. you saw that happen yesterday. colder, and pleasant valley middle and high school, everyone seeing the breath in front of their faces plus the light of day starting to pop over the horizon, as it does much like yesterday you will start to see the wind pick up. it is not terribly harsh but enough that you will notice it , right now barely in the bl twenty-nine the current temperature here in philadelphia. twenty-seven in atlantic city. mid three's at best, guys, today, a cold day, 38 at the shore points, and partly sunny , with a high of just 21 degrees. up in the mountains. now, a look g forward, you know, as i see some of the news guidance coming in, i really think this weekend is looking just quietment and i'll explain little bit more in detail as we move forward in the broadcast here. but there is bigger storm that waits in the wings here, meisha. for next week. so i'll have more detail on, that as women, just a little later. >> all right, that will be good to know, thanks so much, katie, good morning, everyone. soap, what are we looking at rid now? things starting to heat up little bit 95 south at washington avenue in particular we do have a disable tractor-trailer. now it is pulled all the way up walk blocking the left lane still dawk dark out there. come around the bends, can start to trip you up lit bill bit. so we are starting to see a lot of people put on brakes, they come around this. the good news is we do have our crews out there right now with the flashing lights on, letting you know exactly where it is. hopefully this moved out of your way, heads up that's out there right now. then the schuylkill tail light moving in the eastbound direction, past montgomery, looking good, you can see just steady flow of headlights at this point, starting to slow down ever so slightly then we also have an accident here. ninety-five south at cottman. one of the areas that won't slow you down, not blocking any lanes, but might get little gaper delay. had he heads up on that. we do have another accident out there. this is 54, grays ferry avenue route 36 trolley being adjusted because of this accident. so heads up on that for those every in you and around that area. also another accident, that's been lingering out there, vineland, new jersey, route 47 , delsea drive, wesley road. we have downed traffic light there, as well. traveling little less dollars than supposed speeds, construction new jersey turnpike still out there, as women. back to you. >> meisha, thank you. update now to breaking news, we've been following all morning long. a man who attacked a group of soldiers on patrol in paris is gravely injured after one of the soldiers shot him five times outside of the louvre. paris man say the man shouting god is great in arabic, attack happen after the soldiers refuse to let the man into a shopping area under the museum with his bags. more than 200 people were inside the museum during the attack. the museum has been evacuated. >> awaiting the autopsy result of correctional officer killed during a stand-off at delaware largest prison. just yesterday law enforcement from across the state took part in the procession the body of sergeant steven floyd is, started it the at the james t vaughn correctional and ended at the delaware county offers. delaware john carney ordered flags at half staff. candlelight vigil will be held at the smyrna municipal park tonight starting at 6:00. inmate's mother said her son told her trouble was brug inside of the prison. prior to the stand-off. now, 120 inmates are suspect in a correctional officers death. nearly a 18 hour stand-off started around 10:30 wednesday morning and ended early yesterday morning. officials say three male correction at al officers, one female counselor were taken hostage. >> sergeant steven floyd was found unresponsive. >> members of the correctional officers union complained the prison was under staffed. delaware is the fifth in the nation when it comes to over crowded prisons. meantime the damages in a market street collapse will begin today. czar sarl vagues army thrift store came crim blung down, jury members found all of the defendant liable for the event which led to the deadly disaster. jury members will start to cross process of determining how much each defendant will have to pay for those killed and injured. >> more ex inning tiff orders are expected from the white house today. they commas world leaders clash with president trump. the latest issue over israeli settlements in the west bank is putting them at odds with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. roxanna with the latest from new york. >> president trump latest foreign policy putting him at odds with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu white house issued this statement last night, saying, in part, while we don't believe the existence every set nlts is a impediment to peace, new and expanding settlementments may not be helpful when achieving that goal. the deck language lar aition came as it ramped up its press talk about friends, foes, alike. >> we have to be tough. time to be tough folks. >> earlier the u n. ambassador condemned russia for its activity in in you ukraine reporting us sanctions against moscow would remain in place until it withdraws from crimea >> this escalation of violence must stop. >> during visit to south korea defense secretary james mattis took aim at the north nuclear program. roxanna, cbs news. >> and this morning senate republicans are expected to hold rare early vote to advance the nomination of betsy de vos as he'd action secretary two republican senators hold their support this week. despite the losses gop leaders have confidence their nominee will be confirmed. >> nordstrom is giving ivanka trump name line the boot. saying they will stop selling her merchandise, following following week long, by ac anti-trump activists, sad sales are forcing them to drop the brand. nordstrom says they drop about 10% of brands each year. >> well, up next, meisha takes us on another dream drive. and it involves one of her favorite things. coffee. >> plus, right now she is the happiest dog on either, earth. find out why she won that tight nal contest. pat? >> hey, guys, we are live here at the wells fargo center for wing bowl 25, 25 years of may help. thousands and thousands every wings will be eaten, soon. we will tell you little bit more about this festive atmosphere, in a little bit. >> ♪ >> ♪ dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen. ♪ their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report it. for more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >> beautiful sunrise in ocean city. >> so excited, we have to share this. indeed we are. >> sunrise just makes you childish. >> it does. >> welcome back this morning. superbowl weekend, here in philadelphia, that means wing bowl 25. >> that's right. our pat gallen is live at the wells fargo center this morning, where the greatest wing eating competition in the world is getting started. >> hi, pat. >> that is correct. jim, jan, the greatest in the world, it is loud in here, it is not this mayhem, hanging out with you guys at 94wip. we have joe, we start with you on this one, this is your first rodeo here. what are your initial impressions of this? >> this is great, pat. great to be with everyone here this is wild, man. this is fun. watching angelo do his thing thing, the crowd, it is fantastic, really is. >> everyone eating up. just great. >> yes, it is. listen, you got everybody with the float, real creative, and we will get to the wings in about an hour or so. it will be really good time. >> now, john, you're familiar with this town. it is a football town, crazy town, you know it well. this is your first time. i don't believe that. >> yes, i'm a huge fan of eating, and wings, and any level of competition and this is the first time i've come to the wing bowl itself. and i am getting quite the eye full. already. joe and i were here early. we got to do little advance show. and this place has completely built up, i mean, in the bling after eye, the entire arena is packed. and i've never seen obviously never seen anything like this. there is nothing else like this. >> now, as former philadelphia eagle, how did you not stum nbl here at some point in your career? >> i think i was rehabbing the whole time. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry, john. welshing enjoy yourself. good luck, it is your first time. so i should say good luck. >> sure. >> good luck, gentlemen. we appreciate it. so guys, jim, jan, it is getting louder and louder down here, joe and john their first time, actually, let me ask you , i'll ask john real quick, 400 wings was the winner last year. >> yes. >> come anywhere close to that >> no, and i'm billing fan of the wing itself. and i have a very efficient way of eating wings. but i, no, the winner, what, 429 or something like that last year? >> molly, molly skyler, i met her yesterday. she is an athlete. she is an intimidating. and there is no way i could come close. she will be matching up against the el wing a door today. >> it will get ugly. and exciting and beautiful. >> i want to get out of the way. because it will happen right here behind us. jim and january, 400 wings, 429 last year, i'm sure that the two of you together could probably come pretty close. >> already got our start here, although i think i may, you know, if we'll do a wing eating competition i'll have meisha sit in for me. you know how competitive she is. >> i was going say i will forfeit. no, no, i'm forfeiting. >> thanks, pat. >> trust i trust meisha. >> exactly. >> well, you may see some selfie sticks down at the wells fargo center this morning, with selfie sticks, maybe replaced by drones. meisha involved in this fight too. you can control with your smart phone. >> yes, number of so-called pocket drones, already on the market, among them, are the hoffer camera and zero tech drone. pocket drones that are weighing less than half pounds don't have to be registered sterdz with the faa like like the larger drones, range in price $200 to up a thousand bucks. >> katie, how much do you want to bet that meisha will have one of those in the next few days? >> i don't want to take that. i feel like i would totally lose it, yes. >> good idea. >> i feel like it any of the other rest of us would actually have one of those we would ends up smacking ourselves in the head with it. okay, we check in with the eyewitness weather watchers, finding or on the most part temperatures in the two's, run renegade 30 degrees reading from andy down in the dover area. the rest of the map it is all 20's, low, mid, upper, so a little bit of variety within that range. but for the most part it is definitely chilly start it the day. let's take a look at winds speeds here, very short list for you. john hagman in philadelphia where the winds is at its prime, at least the short list , whopping 8 miles per hour. it is generally going to come out of the northwest today, but actually out of the southwest in cart inning ton where bill is reporting 4 miles per hour at this hour. and i think we have a picture, yes, we do, actually want to show this one to you from yesterday. basically mix of some clouds, and very little, you know, little cluster of some sunshine mixing through here. really trying to piers through the cloud cover, somewhat intermittent as you know yesterday. the reason i show you that, i expect to find that once again here today. now moving forward in our forecast, we take you out to storm scan, wider zoom here. some clouds currently there. you have also got clouds around the lehigh valley where it is nice and clear, i'm getting more and more guidance in as we get closer to the upcoming weekend. and i have to tell this is looking less and less impressive. potential for rain and snow showers. take a look at the one model. there will be snow. looks like pretty far removed from our area. their may still and flake for raindrop out there. but at this point, guys, i am thinking sunday is mainly cloudy, so don't really wore too much about any issues when it comes to sunday and precipitation. by tuesday, different story. take a look. not only do we see the clouds build and the storm approach but the temperature climb. so doesn't look like we will end one snow this time again. but chilly, raw kind after day on tuesday, 46 degrees, with rain, it will feel real cold, meisha. but just not cold enough for snow. >> yes, a lot of people will be out there sunday too for the superbowl, katie. who do you got? >> got to go falcons. >> i'm absolutely going falcons, too. guys, looking outside right now. so we have disable vehicle here, 95 south at washington avenue. blocking that left shoulder. but we also have an accident up here. ninety-five south at cottman pulled all the way off, see the right showld shoulder there. not too many brake lights going off there. looking okay. but just heads up with these two problem areas. out there, it is still pretty dark out, there although you can see flashing lights now for awhile it was really dark, barely see it, then we also have disable vehicle 95 south at the betsy ross again all the way pulled to the right. all you will probably get here is gaper delay a lot of brake lights. you can see at the betsy ross bridge just how busy it is, it is looking very busy out thereby the way that was disable vehicle, we have accident here, in kingsessing, 54th street at grays ferry avenue, route 36 trolley now has been adjusted. jim, jan, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. today in the health wash, the meats you eat could be made with cow hearts. now allowing to add cow hearts to byproducts, limited quantities, no additional lables. many people say you won't even know the difference. cow heart rich in iron and vitamin b-12. >> researchers say that drun hawn dray detergent pods causing harm to to many children's eyes, study push libbed lished in the american medical association, found the number of preschool heres have gotten chemical burns in their eyes from the pods has gone up by, get this, more than 30%. pods are also burning children 's hands. well, time now 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> anthony mason joins us live from new york with the preview good morning, anthony. >> good morning, jan, good morning, jim. ahead the latest after suspected terror attack attempt outside the louvre museum in paris. plus the president trump heads to florida this weekend. we look at the unique security challenges, protecting winter white house. and before the patriots take on the falcons, michelle miller and mo rock a go head-to-head in a balt of the superbowl cities boston and atlanta. see you at 7:00. >> that's always fun, thank you, anthony. >> well, hit by a car, just few months old, scoot i the dog was only able to get around by doctoring g her legs >> scooty. now after intensive therapy, denise valdez tells us what make scooty the happiest dog on earth. >> becoming the happiest dog on earth meant overcoming one of the saddest starts in life. >> she was hit by a car when she was a few months old. and found on the side of the road, just dragging her legs. >> rescued in mexico, adopt in the california, and now living in las vegas. scooty needed intensive therapy. her favorite? swimming. >> good girl. >> all of that work, and all of that love, paid off. >> now she can like run, play, goes up and down the stairs. >> her story, so remarkable, instagram made her a social media star. with nearly 15,000 followers, her owners use the platform to end enter the happiest dog on earth contest. >> we get letters from people around the world saying that it brings bridges so much joy to them. >> no surprise to her nance she nabbed the title. besides bragging right, scooty gets years supply of solid gold dog food. and as many treat as she want. now that's a happy dog. >> that melts your heart, you guys. >> oh, ya. >> oh, i love him. >> so cute. >> a happy dog, jim. >> yep. i know. i'm going to get a dog. >> what do they say, happy dog , happy life? >> just commitment issues, we will figure it out eventually. meisha is one of the happiest people we know. when she has a cup of coffee in her hand she will definitely take a drive to the good stuff. >> ill driveway out for good cup of coffee. even if you are not as addicted as i am, a place for all coffee lovers. i went behind the scenes to local cool cough coffee roaster i. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> there is a small swinging through main street in souderton montgomery county. it has been here for 40 years. >> it seems that people are kind of embracing small town shopping again. hopefully it will justin to grow. >> leave main street, head down the road about ten minute , to a place for a coffee connoisseur. >> a roastery where they rose roast all of their own coffee. >> roasted at one village coffee in souderton every year , victoria perez showed me some of the secret behind the beans. >> where do you get all of the beans? do they come from all over the worlds? >> absolutely. those beans much like, you know, wine grapes, they have in here characteristics, latin america will be chocolate, asia early, africa, fruit i. so you can really notice when you have them side by side. i'm surprised with it is as fruit i as it is. >> we store the beans from all of these coffee countries, once they come here we roast them, these very large roasters actually just behind you that we can check out. >> so they come in. you get these big bags bags every beans delivered? >> yes, big burlap bags are full of those green beans we were talking about. we literally dump those entire bags of beans into these roasters, and rose them sometimes we blends them with each other to come up with these really rich nuance blends. >> the coffee beans are typically roasted 420 degrees, between ten and 14 minutes, and ending on the blends and desired roast. >> we roast them to perfection , package them, send them out to grocery stores. >> i can even smell it through the bag. >> can visit the roast err iy for tours and tuesday g. >> what i just tried is one of hands down my favorite. >> now when you see one village coffee in local stores , you'll know just how close it actually is. >> and you guys really cool. fun fact for you. one village coffee got its name from an owner, see cofl coffee from villages in honduras, i all over the place , not only does it have that family village feel with which it really does, they also know what great tasting coffee is. great people, great cough eemplet you guys definitely worth the trip out to see those people. >> i'm surprised we got out you out of that place. >> i already said you guys have a room upstairs? any real estate i can sing my hands in, great place. definitely worth the trip for great cup of coffee. great conversation with those laid ills, as well. >> did you walk out with a bag and is it already gone? >> i have to tell you they sent me some coffee. and i got to tell you, even now, some sometimes when up get coffee later on, it is not quite as great as it was, just as great. >> well, we will be right back you're brewing the coffee. >> going crazy. ...one of many pieces in my life. so 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asthma does not improve or gets worse. ask your doctor if 24-hour breo could be a missing piece for you. learn more about better breathing at mybreo.com. well before you hit the road, here is three to go. >> louvre museum in paris on lockdown after police say man with a knife attacked french soldiers outside one of those soldiers seriously wound the attacker. >> meeting for procedural vote whether to confirm education secretary nominee, betsy lavos >> national go red for women day. the american heart association focuses attention on preventing heart attacks and strokes in women to wear something red today. as you can see, we're doing our part. >> let's get last check on weather and traffic. >> indeed. you know we've actually got gorgeous sunrise, i want to show you a view of. one of my favorite cameras, look at that, shrill slefer sliver of red and orange, 29 degrees, cold start. at best, about 36 for high in the city today. but meisha, won't feel better than 209's when you factor in the wind. >> did feel chilly out there. thanks so much. looking outside 95 south at washington avenue, bottom left area, disable vehicle, pulled off to the left. but overall looking okay. >> and next, cbs this morning has atlanta and boston, how the two superbowl teaches match up. >> we levy you wing bowl 25. they'll start eating all of those wings in just about an hour now, wonderful weekend. >> meisha, here is are your wings, eat captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, february 3rd, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking news from paris. a security scare at the world famous louvre museum. a frank soldier opens fire after man attacks with two machetes. a new poll shows americans are divided on president trump's ban on rough gees and some travelers. and an attempt to put the banks back in place after the financial crisis. and they face off in super bowl li. our michelle

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