heart of winter. people have winter blues. then we have to throw this in the mix. foggy conditions. feels like pacific northwest. we will get rain and wind. coastal storm. >> that is no fun. >> late tonight and tomorrow, tomorrow morning is not fun, wind driven rain but mainly wick wednesday event as temperatures still warm enough to support rain. no snow at this point but a lot of time to go for your winter weather lovers. signs of colder air trying to move in for start of the february. we will talk about that. this morning we are focusing on the fog, visibility getting close to half mile, even less at times, center city, fluctuating a little bit here 46 degrees, north breeze picking up a little bit at 9 miles an hour. that may mix out fog but dense fog advisory continues until 10:00 o'clock for majority of the region, exception is extreme southern and eastern new jersey and central, southern delaware. dense fog advisory means visability could be under a quarter mile at times, just use caution while driving this morning. the right now down to a mile and a half in philadelphia at the airport. .3 in wilmington. improvement in mount pocono. 5 miles visibility. looking at our poconos campaign see sun reflecting off snow. the that is a wrapped change over past half an hour. whole other world, you know, 60, 70, 8 miles to the north. check it out, left over rain across southern new jersey, weak disturbance moving off shore and left with some cloud , through most of the the day-to-day. temperatures hold to go low to mid 40's, make it close to 50, 51 for the high today, better chance for showers this afternoon at the shore and poconos, and stuck in the mid 40's. then tonight mainly after midnight storm starts to approach, we will see steady rain developing, wind increase and wind advisory in effect on monday, and so head up wind driven rain slow travel we will time it out the for you coming up in eyewitness weather in a few more minutes, back over to you. >> thanks, justin. new this morning police investigate a shooting that has left one person dead, officers were called to east sixth and magnolia street just before 5:00 this morning but the shooting happened in an alley way. police found victim lying on the ground with the gunshot wound to the head at this point no suspects are in custody. police say they may know who is responsible for death of a 70 year-old woman after she was stabbed inside of her south philadelphia home. the cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live with more details, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. police found that 70 year-old woman in her home with multiple stab wound and they believe that one of her relatives is responsible, for her murder. police have now been on the hunt for victim's 29 year-old grandson, lets take a look at video we have from the scene from saturday night, it is in the 7900 block of caesars lays , a quiet block, and the eastwick section of southwest philadelphia. there many of the residents, live there, for many, many years and they stayed there. but it is on this block where police found victim inside of her home just after 6:00 p.m. she was pronounced at the scene, no weapon was found, police have not yet identified that victim by name but neighbor victor jackson referred to her as miss jerry and he says she was a great conversationlist and was very well liked in the neighborhood >> she was my neighbor. very hard working. she establish a very nice home here for herself. she raised her children here in her home and i just can't believe it. i just can't believe it. >> a lot of shock from resident on that block, now police say that the assailant was witnessed leaving the scene, wearing a blue hoodie with dark sleeves and blue jeans and said to be short in stature. again, police are on the hunt for victim's 29 year-old grandson. if you have any information, contact the police. live from police headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, cherri. philadelphia police are investigating a crash after a woman slams her car in the police suv sending both to the hospital this happened at 57th and girard avenue just after midnight. the both officer and female have been released from presbyterian hospital. women is being questioned at police headquarters. police say this may be a possible case of dui. also overnight, still no suspects in custody following a break in at the this jewelry store on the 5500 block of whittaker avenue in lawncrest. police were called to the scene just before 2:00, owner is on vacation so police say they cannot verify what was taken but as we can see some jewelry spilled out on the sidewalk outside of the store. prosecutors have charged jewelers road business owner wasin shesad with using his storefront to buy and sell stolen goods. investigators say shesad was part of the corrupt organization that burglarized 15 high end residences around the region. shesad and four others were accused of stealing 1.5 million-dollar worth of expense i have watches, jewelry, money and purses. a car crash into a wall in rittenhouse square park, this happened around ten at 18th and walnut. no one was hurt, tow truck removed damage car and cause of the accident is under investigation. marchers rolled through hundreds of the towns and cities including philadelphia with one clear message. half million people combaterd at biggest demonstration in washington d.c. many wore pink hats and held up signs with slogans supporting women's issues as they spilled in the streets of the the nation's cap will toll speakers and entertainers got the crowd fired up. >> trump and his handlers have found a fox for every chicken coupe in washington and a twit ter finger must not be a trigger finger. >> we want the best, for all americans, no hate, no bigotry , no muslim registry. >> more than 500 people hopped on chart are buses and made their way to the women's march on washington where they heard speeches, entertained and took the to the streets to voice their concerns. >> we have been working around the clock just to mobilized pennsylvania annes give them courage to get here in addition to the means. >> i like people to know, and it is in the a death sentence. it is a moment, wake up call and we know to get the our butts in gear. >> reporter: folks from the delaware valley say more than 150-mile pilgrimage to the nation's capitol is small journey for an opportunity to stand in will solidarity with so many like minded americans. >> when they come and they are surrounded by hundreds of thousands of like minded people, they feel stronger, together, in a group. >> reporter: many philadelphians who made trek here can be marching saying this this journey is all about making sure their voices are heard as they create a better feature for their nieces, daughters and all young women across the country. it estimated 15,000 pennsylvanians attended the rally and marched. >> we are marching for the fact that they matter and that they have features that should be just as great as anyone else. >> reporter: justin udo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meantime, 50,000 people, of all ages descended on ben franklin parkway yesterday for women's march on philadelphia. now that is more than twice as much marchers as organizers anticipated. march went from logan square to eakins oval where music, dancing and passionate speakers took center stage. people told "eyewitness news" what the march meant to them. we should remain hopeful. people are sad and afraid. >> the message to daze is we have to show what it really means to make america great again the message today is if we keep showing division, we will not heel. >> mayor jim kenney of philadelphia also spoke at march and tweeted this photo of a huge crowd with the caption, women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights. and the march is not just in philadelphia and washington take a look in chicago, so many people turned out, that organizers had to cancel their plans to march through downtown but people still stood out in that area estimated 250,000 people hit the streets peacefully chanting and waving signs protesting president trump. out west, oakland, california more than 50,000 women gathered at madison square park they had march necessary other parts of the bay area including san jose and san francisco. women's marches went global, in london, thousands marched for about 2 miles through british capitol like here people carried signs criticizing president trump. marches prompted this tweet from former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton to all of the little girls watching never doubt you are valuable powerful and deserving of every chance and opportunity in the world. president trump has scheduled his first meeting with the foreign leader, teresa may will meet with him on friday. the president got to work on saturday his first full day on the job as he weijia jiang reports the president's first order of official business was to visit the cia. >> reporter: on his first full day in office president donald trump toured cia headquarters in langley, virginia. the president has often criticized the u.s. intelligence community but praised it on saturday. >> i love you. i respect you. there is nobody i respect more we will do a fantastic job and we will start winning again and you will be leading the charge. >> reporter: earlier this month president trump questioned the intelligence community's conclusion russia interfered with the u.s. presidential election but now he denied being upset and blames the media. >> they sort of made it had a feud with the intelligence community and i just want to let you know reason you're number one stop, it is exactly the opposite. >> reporter: white house press secretary also criticized the media at the first news conference held inside of the briefing room. >> there has been talk in the media about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable. i'm here to tell you it goes two ways. we will hold rest accountable as well. the american people deserve and deserve better. >> reporter: sean spicer lashed out over reports of how many people attended the inauguration. >> photographs of the proceedings were intentionally framed in the way to minimize enormous support that had gathered on the national the mall. >> reporter: spicer did not answer any questions or offer any comments about the hundreds of thousands of people, in town for would the men's march on washington, most of them to protest president trump. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news investigators believe an electrical fire killed two brothers in a chester row house. police identified him as steven and sherman demby. the fire started in a kitchen near a fries even or friday. investigators say it was an accident. officials say their mother discover the fire but could not make it upstairs because flames were so intense so she left and called 911. turnpike bridge over the delaware river will remain closed for at least two weeks while engineering develop a plan to fix a bridge fracture. the crack was discovered friday, construction work is now underway to stabilize the bridge while engineers assess damage and develop a more permanent plan to fix the issues. turnpike authorities say closing the bridge is necessary, to ensure the safety of its customers. and philadelphia's streets department said it will finish cleaning up a paint spill in mayfair today. eyewitnesses say a trash truck spilled pain all over the 400 block of ankle wood street. the authorities are not the sure if the truck belongs to the city or a contractor. well, there is still much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" encouraging signs after more people are found alive, after an avalanche buried an italian resort. and first responders rushed to a river in california, after a man is found clinging to a tree, justin. good sunday morning dense fog advisory remains for most of the region we will talk about that when the fog lifts and tracking some heavy rain and wind on the way for workweek details coming up in three days after a snowy avalanche slams in the hotel nine more people have been found in the mountains of italy. eleven survivors in total have been found in the wreckage, four people killed, 20 others still missing, and hotel was buried in snow on wednesday following a series of earthquakes. and staying in italy now a bus carrying hungarian school students home from the skiing trip slammed in the barrier that caught fire and 16 people were killed, 39 survived. some are still seriously hurt there is no word on the cause of the crash. clean up underway after a deadly tornado flatten homes in hatisberg mississippi. storm killed four people saturday, trees were ripped from their roofs and campus of william kerry university was damaged. rescuers are searching for victims. out west it was a traumatic rescue yesterday afternoon in, california, after a man is stranded in the middle of the san diego river. they found him clinging from 20 feet from the river's edge and pulled him to safety. officials are not the sure how he became stranded. man has not been identified but we are told he is doing just fine. crazy picture. so much severe weather. as you say we may see some storms here. >> west coast has been getting storm after storm. it will energize, right around our way to see good round of steady rain. we will in the see widespread flooding but just wind driven rain on monday, just not the good timing heading back to work and school. rough morning commute. this morning we are dealing with fog, except up in the poconos. i just showed this last, half an hour ago and it was sock with fog. look at that. it looks like a nice day. do you want sunshine? go up there right now get a few hours of it. the at least a nice morning shaping up at big boulder as they are opened for business but things go downhill later tonight. the visibility is now up to 5 miles, in mount pocono. so improving conditions there. you can see sunshine for next few hours before the the cloud build back in. we will be down to a quarter mile visibility allentown, wilmington, reading and trenton. and, dense fog, fluctuating around philadelphia, south jersey, little better as well as delaware you guys had rain earlier. that rain is moving off shore, weak disturbance not main storm we are talking about. main storm well to the south and west near arkansas a little spin there in the radar signature, energy in the the system and intensifies, again, and coast here tomorrow. so go back to mexico moisture to work with and atlantic ocean moisture a lot have rain coming at us picking up an inch before to this system is out. there is the storm, ride ago long the deep south, tracks, more north east in the the mid-atlantic. we will get steady rain, overnight, and through at least first half of-probably into the mid afternoon hours of hon. there will be wind energy. notice these black lines. tighter they are stronger the wind. that is an east wind coming at us. we will get 60 miles an hour along the coast leading to tidal flooding around times of high tide. storm moves off to the new england with cold air in interior new england and western and central pennsylvania could see they out of this as early as monday afternoon. so what to expect here around philadelphia. late tonight and monday, rain, heavier at times, and now it is one to 2 inches of rain. sustain wind 15 to 30 miles an hour, could gust as high as 50 around philadelphia, wind advisory will affect. worst at the coast, closer to the storm and higher wind energy and high wind warning will be in effect during damon at coast up to 60 miles an hour, one to 3 inches is possible. down trees and power outages and minor coastal flooding is likely at times of high tide. there is high wind warning in orange, areas of readies wind advisory but gusts to 50 to 60 e southern half of the region. coastal flood advisory, during the day, on monday. so as far as windings not much wind, now, but they will start increasing tonight, gusting to 30. tomorrow close to 60 miles an hour, for the wind gusts. official rainfall amounts, could get up to one or 2 inches of rain, indicated by purple there, and forecast high for today on our way to 51 degrees, occasional shower or two, tomorrow wind driven rain in the 40's. wednesday, pick of the week, sunny, 55, cooler by end on of the week, dry for friday and saturday. >> monday morning commute will be rough. >> yes, rough, slow go. 8:19. the lets see what is coming up here and what your day will look like. the lets get out to amanda muhler good morning, manned. good morning, rahel. the bad news still foggy outside there and, we had an eye on now clearing, bad news is there is still a lot of fog on the roadways causing accident here like this one at , church road at penn brooke parkway this is near lansdale, your alternate is 309. an earlier accident, in new jersey, on 295 northbound just cleared but we have an accident at bethlehem pike, at welsh road, and your alternate there is the blue route. and taking a look at ben franklin bridge, it certainly is hard to see this morning, it is still there but as you can guess a lot of area bridges are running at reduced seed because of this fog. the at cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler back to you. hard to see indeed, thank you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" the original golden arches inside the birthplace of fast food, we will be right its golden arches are embodiment of the american dream that is all too soon for founders and ann tracie has a preview of the interview you will see later on sunday morning. >> reporter: at a busy intersection this downey, california is there a monument to the founding of our fast food nation. >> this is oldest mack mag in the world now and you have never been here. >> neff been here my first time. >> wow. >> reporter: jason mcdonald-french is grandson of dick mcdonald who along with his brother mack started selling burgers, fries, shakes in san bernardino, california in 1948. downey location was the third one that they built and oldest still standing. >> so what was it like growing up with this particular family history. >> as children we weren't allowed to talk about it. our parents didn't want us to say we were grandson of the richard mcdonald but within that family secret in one talk about, we never really advertised it. >> reporter: that could be because mcdonald's empire we know today with nearly 37,000 stores in more than 100 countries exists largely because of this man, whose last name is not mcdonald. >> did your grandfather ever mention ray crock to you. >> not really. >> ray crock was a touchy subject. he worked with ray for years. they had a great relationship up until the end. >> wow, that sound interesting story of mcdonald's plus none in profit bars raising the glass for charity and happy days here again with actor henry winkler this sunday morning right here on cbs-3. in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" philadelphia 's march on solidarity with others throughout the country making their voices heard in washington. is pope francis ready to pass judgment on president trum in find out what is saying about the new chief executive. and got your umbrella? don't leave home without it grab a puncho too, justin drabick's forecast coming up this sunday morning when we come back. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. let's get out to justin drabick on the cbs-3 sky connect. the justin it has been rainy, dreary and more of the same is coming. >> yes, i mean the next few days will be rough. we will get steady rain here late tonight, certainly tomorrow, and, we will whip driven rain socked in with some fog. it is improving, slowly. as expected, and, still running in, and locally dense fog, over next few hours, pockets of drizzle, and dense fog advisory continues for much of the region. visability, less than a quarter mile at times, it goes until 10:00 o'clock until later this morning until early afternoon. visibility should improve. we are left with cloudy skies in the afternoon, maybe a shower or two. we had steady rain across southern new jersey, central southern delaware, that is moving off shore, so other than that we are just dealing with some clouds and mist and actually a few peaks of sun in the poconos at this hour but those cloud will quickly move back in and again, visibility .3 of a mile in allentown, five in mount pocono, we have sunshine break go through. showers moving off shore, other than that the cloud are off to our west but they will thicken up later this afternoon as main storm system moves from the deep south. 46 degrees at the airport. philadelphia 42. thirty-eight mount pocono. so here's what to expect rest of to take generally cloudy skies, mist, 51 should to it for philadelphia near 50 at the shore, some sun early in the poconos, temperatures in the mid 40's this afternoon. then for tonight that storm approaches, cloud thicken up steady rain mainly after midnight, wind increases, wind advisory for hon, strong wind gusts to 50 to near 60 miles an hour along the coast, watch out the for slow travel. i'll let you know when rain will come to an end and we will see sunshine in the seven day in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. police say they know who is responsible for fatal stabbing of the 70 year-old woman in southwest philadelphia cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live with the latest at police headquarters. good morning, cherri what do you know here. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. what we know is police believe a relative of that 70 year-old victim is responsible for her death and they are now hunting for her 29 year-old grandson, lets take a look at the video we have from the scene from saturday evening, and the 7900 block of caesars place. it is located in the eastwick section of southwest philadelphia, where they say they found the 70 year-old woman with multiple stab wound all over her body. and they searched the home for a weapon but nothing was recovered, police say a short man, wearing ably blue hoodie with dark sleeves and blue jeans was seen leaving the area last night just after 6:00 p.m. authorities have not yet identified a motive in the the case and they have not released the name of the victim but neighbors say that they knew her well. they affectionately referred to her as miss jerry, a long time hard working resident and who raised her children on this block and had a if word for folks like victor johnson who lives close by. >> things happen, for current events, she was always a good conversationlist and we always looked forward, always looked forward to speaking with her. i cannot believe, i just hope they catch the person who was responsible for this. >> reporter: at this point police say no arrests have have been made but again they are looking out, for the 29 year-old grandson, of the victim and if you have any information, contact the police. live at police headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully someone can help there. hundreds of thousands marched across the country to take a stand against president trump and his agenda largest is women's march on washington jamie ukiss was there. >> reporter: see of protesters in pink hats and signs with creative slogans, support would go men's issues, filled the streets in the nation's capitol. >> what is most important message. >> i think it is, that love trumps hate, i think it is is that we are better unified then we are divided. >> reporter: others used the opportunity to criticize president donald trump, a day after he was sworn into office >> i think it is bringing awareness, it is showing that hey, remember trump like you just said you care about everybody, and that you though , all of our rights are important, so now put your money where your mouth is. >> reporter: huge crowd also turnout in other cities like atlanta, boston and in new york. the march in chicago was cancelled by organizers when crowds swelled from their original projections of 22,000 , to more than 150,000 participants. here in washington d.c. organizers have requested a permit for 200,000, in the end , many say, close to a half million people, showed up to march. speakers and entertainers got the crowd fired up before their march down constitution avenue. >> we want the best, for all americans, no hate, no bigotry , no muslim registry. >> reporter: hillary clinton tweeted her support thanks for standing, speaking and marching for our values at women's march, important as ever, i truly believe we're always stronger together. in washington, jamie ukiss for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and this was the scene at women's march on philadelphia, 50,000 people showed up to walk down ben franklin parkway yesterday, organizers, by the way were only expecting 20,000 people young and old took part of the march. inside of that logan square it started and ended at eakins oval. co organizers of the march said what she feels what the march was all about. >> it took eight years but it sunk this that change can happen when ordinary people get involved and rhetoric and the actions used during the election by president trump just cannot be normalized and cannot be accepted as normal behavior. >> cooper morse started organize philly women rally with toy coordinate the how much. president trump will meet with his first foreign lead they are week british prime minister teresa may will be in washington on friday. president visited headquarters of the cia in virginia. he spoke to cia staff in front of the wall memorializing fallen officers. the president promised to give the intelligence community his fullbacking. he hinted at boosting rules on torture putting in place with president obama and fight of ice is. >> we have been fighting these wars longer then any wars we have ever for the. we have not used the real abilities that we have. we have been restrained. we have to get rid of ice is. >> president trump pick for cia director mike pompeo is awaiting senate the confirmation. earlier president and first family attended a prayer service. pope francis adds he will wait to see what president trump does before forming his opinion n an interview with the spanish newspaper leader of the catholic church says he does not the like judging people early, asked about pop list style political leaders emerging in the u.s. and across europe, pope warned against seeking a savior in times of crisis. mississippi officials plan to ask president trump for a federal disaster declaration after a deadly tornado. door to door search is underway for survivors, twister killed four people and injured 20 others, wendy gilette shows us some of the damage. >> reporter: tornado that hit hatisberg mississippi flipped this home upside down, toppled another and ripped down power lines. other houses are missing roofs this one now has steps, leading to a structure that in longer exists. a fire, and a church were not immune from the damage. devastation is so widespread dozens of fire fighters, and police officers across the state of been dispatched to help with search effort. students at william kerry university hatisberg campus must new begin the process of replacing what was lost. >> we have to bring us together somehow, it is a lot of i don't know and why. >> reporter: students were evacuated and campus was shut down. thousands, in the area were left, without power, as crews worked to repair a couple hundred down utility poles. the threats of more possible severe weather in the forecast , wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back here at home abington township police released a photo of the man wanted in connection with the robbery of a td bank. take a good look police say this suspect walk in the tt bank on old york road on friday, gave a bank teller a note that stated he was an armed robber. he then handed the teller a blue and white bag and teller put money in the bag. the suspect fled on foot. police are asking for public's help in identifying this man. philadelphia police continued their search for a gunman in connection with the home invasion in chestnut hill this happened on chestnut avenue early saturday morning, police say suspect forced a male victim to stay in the bedroom and took a female victim in another room and sexually assaulted her. the suspect drove off and victim's 2017 high unday, and if you have any information, philadelphia police want to hear from you. and philadelphia police also looking for a man who was caught on camera, assaulting a transgender woman near city hall on friday. investigators say suspect struck the victim while shouting homophobic and trans phobic slurs. victim was walking the on the 1300 block of fill burr street f you can identify this suspect police want to hear from you. still have not been to the 2017 philadelphia home show, today is your last chance. home show will run from 10:00 in the morning to 6:00 at night at pennsylvania convention center, on north broad street. it features 300 exhibitors and today see presentations about how to detox and declutter your home and work place. tickets are being offered through the show's twit are page. good thing for the new year, right. there is still much more to come on "eyewitness news" coming up we will check with john dickerson for a look at today's broadcast, we will be right welcome back. cbs face the nation is coming your way later this morning at 10:30 here on cbs-3. joining with us a preview life from washington is moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson. john, good morning. >> good morning, rahel. another busy show, we had a busy take here in washington after trump crowd left, hundreds of thousands of protesters shed up to march in washington yesterday. we will talk about the political split with kelly ann conway but real things being done by president trump, he is actually changing laws at the moment and so we will talk about everything from health care, to trade, and specific things president trump is doing. then we will talk to south carolina senator lindsey graham about two important foreign policy questions. he is spearheading effort to punish russia a bill that would put sanctionness place for russian medicineling in the lassie lex, secondly though president trump sketched out a very different vision for america overseas and its place in the world. we want to get senator lindsey graham's view of what president trump said. we will talk to vermont senator bernie sanders an opponent of the president and we will talk to him and get his reaction to the early days of the trump administration and to that inaugural speech. but because donald trump gave a speech that was neither republican or democratic speech, there are parts of it that bernie sanders could agree with. and certainly, donald trump's views on trade and on prices of prescription drugs, are very much in line with senator sanders. so does he see anyway that they can work together? we will explore that with him and then rahel we will have have a political round table to talk about the amazing things that happened over the last couple of days in washington, and tell us about trump administration, about the country, about the the next four years and then we will look at next week and busy week ahead, so we can lay that out for people. >> quite the line up of guests , jon, we will be watching, thank you. and still to come this morning, have your rain coat ready, meteorologist justin drabick will tell you when exactly it is needed. people have fugitive hunted down by trained professionals, preview of the cbs series hunted in just a few minutes. and temperatures still on the mild side, and for late january, we're waking up to temperatures low to mid 40's, from our weather watchers. lets go north of the city john jenkins in perkasie still foggy conditions, and 42 degrees, and conditions in new jersey as well. up to 45 in jenny jenkins house in cherry hill dealing with the foggy conditions. and, and a degree warmer, and, 46 degrees. she does not have any fog, check it the out ed connor at chesterfield new jersey, central new jersey still seeing fog from the city northward. go to south jersey where they had rain earlier this is peter 's house, showing fog free conditions. so depend where you are, we are still seeing reduced visability. take you to the shore where is there not a whole lot of fog, just a little bit there, visibility down and light rain earlier this morning. that has moved off shore, so bit of the dry, pattern for next few hours along the coast , maybe a little bit of drizzle or mist possible and then heavy rain moves in tonight and that wind will kick up, high win warning in effect overnight tonight for the shore. 2-mile visibility right now in philadelphia, less than half a mile still in allentown, reading, wilmington. depend where you are. we are seeing sunshine at this hour in mount pocono. and little batch of rain moving off shore, we have got a hint of central, southern new jersey and delaware, main storm system well to the south and west, energy over arkansas has a way to go here from the gulf of mexico and atlantic ocean moisture and bring in wind as it energizees just off the coast, tomorrow, and track s up northeast coast. here we go classic coastal storm in the making, low pressure, this afternoon will start to track in the mid-atlantic, get the that steady, reading in here after midnight tonight, machine morning commute will be rough, very wet, slow go, a lot of wind, coming in off the ocean east wind and heavy rain, continue through at least mid afternoon monday start to taper off by evening hours. so second heavy rain strong wind with this system. so high threats for heavy rain , wind up to 60 miles an hour especially along the coast, leading to tidal flooding during high tied during the take on monday, beach erosion and potential or maryland rate threat for power outages with these strong wind as far inland as philadelphia, delaware county, wilmington there will be a wind advisory for tomorrow, wind gusting to 50, high wind warning for the orange along the coast, those wind up to 60 miles an hour. not much happening this afternoon, clouds, fog, mist to deal with, then heavier showers start to roll role in here late tonight overnight, and tomorrow morning widespread rain around pockets of heavier rain continues through morning into the afternoon maybe treating rain, up into the mountains of the poconos and then late machine night we will see that rain, tapering off, strong wind developing, after midnight, areas in red here indicate 40 's, 50's, close to 60-mile an hour wind along the coast but gusting near 50 potentially as far inland as philadelphia by monday morning that strong wind continues, through much of monday afternoon, then starts to back off later monday night. rainfall amounts, one main even 2-inch's cross parts of the delaware valley. highest amount that we could find central, southern new jersey and delaware closer to the storm. wouldn't be viced if spots reach 3 inches. cool pocket of air moves in with that system but still overall we are above average but late in the week into next weekend we will see colder air from the north track southward so if you are a fan of the cold weather wait a few more days but late, into january into the start of february we will be closer to average. morning fog and mist, up to 51 tonight steady rain arrives turning windy, win driven rain on monday, 46 degrees, and then wednesday looking pretty good with sunshine 55 and looks like we will keep it dry by week end but cooler with highs back to the lower 40's, back to you. right now 8:47. time to check on the road. lets go to amanda muhler on this dreary, foggy sun take morning, good morning, a manned. we are still dealing with fog and some areas, and this is a live look at 24th and vine westbound we are keeping an eye on an incident here blocking the left lane. the it looks like police set up flares on the scene but traffic gets by to the right, however, starting to cause some backups. if you can get around that before the vine you will want to do that. good news other accidents we are tracking earlier have now cleared but we have one at church road and penn brooke parkway inner lansdale. your alternate there is 309. also just one last reminder that the delaware river bridge is closed in both lanes, it is expect to remain closed for quite sometime so plan ahead for your weekday commute your alternate there includes burlington bristol bridge, tacony palmyra bridge and i-95 last look at ben franklin bridge this morning still dealing with heavy fog heading in and out of the city, from the traffic center i'm amanda muhler back to you. >> hard to see the bridge this morning, thank you. cbs has a thrilling new series debuting tonight called hunted, show is a team of ordinary people turning into fugitives on the the run and tracked down by world's top investigators. susan marquez has this preview >> we have nine sets of citizens who are now considered fugitives. >> reporter: elaborate game of hide and seek in hunted. cbs new reality thriller competition. nine teams of two try to out smart and out last law enforcement for 28 days. >> computers, cell phones, social media. >> reporter: robert clark a former special agent in charge with the fbi is the commander of hunted. >> we are demonstrating all of the resources and technology and strategies available to us as seasoned professionals in the fugitive hunting business. >> reporter: seasoned professionals with experiencing including the navy seals, cia and u.s. marshals service. they are serious about the challenge. the investigators combine state of the art tracking and traditional methods to seek out fugitives. >> fugitives are given one hour before we know that they are actually on the run. we are given their name, their last name location and there there we will begin to work up who those individuals are. >> i want to be able to say that i got away from the best of the best. >> it is every as perk of my life right the now. >> it is hard to trace us. >> reporter: in our digital world with the state of the art technology is it really possible to just disappear and stay off the grid. >> people getting rid of cell phone, changing their e-mails, social media page is it not who you are as an individual. all of the individual you are connected to in your life will continue to be on social media >> reporter: will this scenario create anxiety for fugitive and lead to critical errors? >> we have aviation on stand by. that ace drone. >> reporter: pay off for those evading capture for 28 days, $250,000. >> out think and out do these law enforcement agent. >> reporter: susan marquez for cbs news, los angeles. >> how about this, one of the top trackers from lancaster county. cbs-3's vittoria woodill met up with jermaine fink, an investigators you will see on the show for a friendly conversation but it quickly turned into a challenge for the professional investigators >> reporter: do you think you could hunt me down. >> i think i can? we will see, jermaine. so just how goodies jermaine fink when he is put on the spot by our vittoria woodill will? well, will she be able to cover perfect tracks, as a cliff hanger, you have to see the premiere, watch after. >> hunted premiers tonight after afc championship game on cbs-3 followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. "eyewitness news" will be right back. this weeks dream drive takes to us a spot that calls itself a hidden gem. stuff for animal lovers and history buff and as meisha johnson takes to us a lays many philadelphians have driven by for years but may not have have ever stepped foot inside. >> reporter: for generations, burholme park has been the place to be after a big snowstorm, to sled. but have you ever wondered what is inside that big house. >> it is like wizard of oz on top of the hill. >> a museum talked away in the italian style mansion. i cannot wait to see it. welcome to ryers museum and library first built in 1859, by tie kuhn joseph ryers, and martha is the site manager. >> victorianness general loved collecting things, objects. >> reporter: there are so many >> there are so many crazy, quirky things here. >> reporter: take a look at what is in this case, this sea turtle, my favorite animal, we have tarantula and look at this fish. >> reporter: eventually robert ryers willed the house, land and collection at the museum. >> free to the people, forever that is what we have been doing since 1910. >> reporter: collection got so large that the city had to build an addition in the 1920 's elizabeth used to come here as a child. >> it was quiet, you could rome around. it looks just the same. >> that is old gray and he was the ryers, favorite horse. >> oh. >> reporter: they had their dogs painted, bunny rabbits, cats. >> reporter: tories a little pet cemetery with tiny headstones. another room with artifacts their ryers family collect with trips around the world. >> that is incredible, i would love him to guard my condo. >> we have got ivory, we have hindu objects, we have other objects. >> reporter: martha, right when i walk in this roomy was drawn to the buddha. >> this buddha here dates back to the 11th or 12th century. he fridays japan. >> unbelievable. >> okay. >> the buddha belly. >> reporter: there is a neighborhood lending library. >> we have children books and adult books. we still have a card catalogue >> i'm amazed, that there is so much here. >> it is a lovely collection and fascinating time warp. >> so way back in the day we used to take people calling card. i will leave my cbs business card, just e-mail me later, okay. >> reporter: meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> apparently good luck to rub the buddha's belly. >> i did not know that. >> we may need good luck with this weather. >> we have bad timing. monday morning it is always tough to get up for work and school anyway because it ace a machine but we have win driven rain, kind of a nasty, gusting wind of 50 on, 60 miles an hour. rain does come to an end monday night, early tuesday morning. wednesday night, 55 and sunny. >> all right, justin, thank you. that is it for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be psyched off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. have a great day. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley. this is "sunday morning." the next chapter in our country's history has begun. a chapter unfolding on two different paths. on friday, donald trump took the oath of office as our 45th president. while on salt day in washington, and elsewhere. there were marchs and rallies in