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i'm hena doba in for anne-marie green. people welcomed in 2018 with parties, fireworks, and in lots of cases layers of clothing. it was freezing across the country. in las vegas there was a spectacular fireworks show over the strip. several casinos took part in the coordinated show that lit up the night sky. overseas thousands gathered to watch the fireworks display in the belgian capital of brussels. here in new york city there were millions watching the ball drop at times square. wendy gillette has that story. >> reporter: a massive crowd raised a bone-chilling ball to say hello to 2018. by the time the ball dropped, the temperature had fallen to just 10 degrees. not since 1917 had new york rung in the new year in such frigid conditions. >> bucket list. >> definitely. >> we always watch it on tv. we figured, why not. >> i think we picked the wrong year. it's super cold. >> reporter: security was tight, roads were closed, bags were searched, and extra police were deployed to keep the crowds safe. undercover officers and s

i'm hena doba with how senators are pass a temporary funds bill or else. >> and skycam live with a view of the ben franklin parkway after days in a deep freeze. the thawing begins. just in time for the weekend. >> tgif, today is friday, january the 19th, good morning , everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things, good morning , guys. >> good morning, you said tgif with conviction. >> alleluhia. >> looking outside right now, just lots of construction, overall though looks like real nice calm morning. >> yes. really quiet weather. i mean, one of those weekends that you anticipate. you don't just look forward to you really anticipate eagerly a weekends like this. not just because the birds but because of the wet their will cooperate so nicely. we take you out, right now storm scan empty, looking good , you know, i think you'll see nothing more than couple of patchy clouds throughout the day. with the sunshine awe laying things to warm up more, we should actually achieve seasonable conditions by just couple every degrees. so it lends up bei

i'm hena doba. happy new year. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. . >>> a live look outside at the embarks dero -- embarcadero, all lit up. are you tired? did you stay out late last night? or are you well rested like our crew here? happy new year. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm emily turner. you said there is a little something going on. >> slight drizzle. we had clouds. but that did not stop people from partying in my neighborhood. i'd love to say i'm well rested. but the people outside were enjoying the fireworks show. the clouds did not seem to disrupt that. here are the headlines for your start of your 2018. king kid starting. coastal flooding is likely. i'll explain that. and temperatures are warmer than average. i'll did details in a moment. deanna. >> we have accidents reported at ignacio boulevard. looks like it is over on the center divide. not causing delays. traffic is moving along nicely, for the most part on the bay area. and quick look past the altamont past. we're see

hena doba here in new york city. thank you so much. >>> well, more than a thousand flights are already canceled today as airports up and down the east coast try to dig out from the snow and ice. nearly 5,000 flights were canceled yesterday. jfk international airport was forced to close, and operations were shut down at boston's logan int international airport. planes circled in the air looking for an open airport to lachbltd one british airways flight had to turn around and go back to london. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has the latest. >> after our major storm that brought accumulating snow from florida all the way up to maine, it's all about the cold now. a big bitter blast of cold air is coming down and setting up shot across parts of the great lakes, the northeast, and the coast. we have widespread windchill advisories and freeze warnings all the way down to west florida. so that care air extends all the way down to the coldest and sunniest spots. they'll be quite chilly by florida st

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you, hena. >>> when former chief strategist steve bannon appeared before congress this week, his lawyer gave an appearance. he was told not to discuss his work on the trump transition or the white house. the committee wants bannon to produce documents as part of its russia investigation. bannon is expected to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller's investigation. he's meeting with prosecutors instead of testifying before a grand jury. >>> at least ten people died as a result of a winter storm that hit the southeast with heavy snow, ice, and record-breaking cold. the snow has cleared out this morning, but those very cold temperatures remain. the snow stretched from texas to massachusetts. states of emergency have been declared in georgia, alabama, louisiana, and north carolina. north carolina's five major cities were all but shut down by significant snowfall. as much as 10 inches in some areas. the snow and ice caused dozens of accidents and travel delays. there was recor

hena doba has the latest developments. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> reporter: hundreds of protesters hit the streets of washington saturday, many demanding the impeachment of president trump. the march took place a day after the president returned to the white house from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. >> i think it was a very, very successful trip. >> reporter: he did not address the reports that he ordered the firing of special counsel robert mueller last summer. cbs news confirmed the president expressed anger at mueller's investigation and raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest. investors convinced mr. trump that the conflicts weren't grounds to dismiss mueller and that firing him would be politically catastrophic. the president changed his mind. >> fake news. fake news. typical new york news fake stories. >> reporter: in davos, mr. trump denied he wanted to fire mueller but he's since been silent on the issue, neither speaking or tweeting about it. >> we don't know what kind of evidence the special counsel has. h

hena doba here in new york city. thank you so much. >>> well, more than a thousand flights are already canceled today as airports up and down the east coast try to dig out from the snow and ice. nearly 5,000 flights were canceled yesterday. jfk international airport was forced to close, and operations were shut down at boston's logan int international airport. planes circled in the air looking lachbltd one british airways flight had to turn around and go back to london. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has the latest. >> after our major storm that brought accumulating snow from florida all the way up to maine, it's all about the cold now. a big bitter blast of cold air is coming down and setting up shot across parts of the great lakes, the northeast, and the coast. we have widespread windchill advisories and freeze warnings all the way down to west florida. so that care air extends all the way down to the coldest and sunniest spots. they'll be quite chilly by florida standards as we look at f

. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much hena. in a tweet late last night the president explained why he'll cancel a trip to london next month. the reason why i canceled i'm not bag fan of president obama having sold for peanuts only to build a new one. bad deal. wanted me to cut ribbon. no. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," cbs news political contributor bob schieffer reflects on the trump administration's first year and what that means for the upcoming mid-term elections. >>> a bill is headed to the senate. they renewed the intelligence and surveillance act yesterday seeming to indicate he had turned against the program. he has since said he will sign the renewal. the law focuses agents but americans, e-mails, phone calls and other communications get caught up in the process. now to the weather and a dramatic temperature shift following more snow heavy rain and possible flooding in the northeast. in new england authorities are hoping to avoid major flooding by clearing snow left orever from last week's storm. chief meteorologist

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> the last time the government shut down was 2013. that was for 16 days. it happened during the carter when ronald reagan was president. the government doesn't actually shut down but hundreds of federal employees will be forced off the job. air traffic control, medicare, and other operations and essential services would run as usual. >>> the washington monument would be closed, though, but they're trying to keep the national parks as accessful as possible. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with senator cory gardner, a member of the budget committee, about the last-minute negotiations and strategies to keep the government running and whether they have a chance at working. >>> seven people are under arrest for trying to sneak a fake bomb through a security checkpoint at newark airport in new jersey. the fake but realistic bomb was made out of a vacuum cleaner, pipes, and flexible hose. it was discovered by tsa officers in a carry-on bag yesterday aft

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> the last time the government shut down was in 2013. that was for 16 days. partial shutdowns happened every year during the carter administration and six times when ronald reagan was president. the government doesn't actually shut down but hundreds of federal employees will be forced off the job. some work doesn't stop. air traffic control, medicare, and other operations and essential services would run as usual. the washington monument would be closed, though, but they're trying to keep the national parks as accessible as possible. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with senator cory gardner, a member of the budget committee, about the last-minute negotiations and strategies to keep the government running and whether they have a chance at working. >>> seven people are under arrest for trying to sneak a fake bomb through a security checkpoint at newark airport in new jersey. the fake but realistic looking bomb was made out of a vacuum cleaner, pipe

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with senator cory booker, a member of the senate judiciary committee which is investigating russian interference in the 2016 campaign. >>> well, the president is pushing his america first policy at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. he describes his time at the conference as very successful. he addresses the summit this morning. gave inramon is in london and has the latest. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. all eyes are on president trump as he delivers his keynote address. he claims that america is booming and that his america first approach will soften the mood in davos. as president trump begins day two in davos, a controversy from back home threatens to make for a very awkward meeting today. mr. trump's alleged use of a profanity when referring to people from african nations could come up during talks with the rwanda president. president trump then wraps up his visit with a keynote speech. w

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> though many services continue, one obvious impact of the government shutdown is the national park services. but the statue of liberty on ellis island will reopen. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with mick mulvaney, director of the office of management & budget who is spopsable for taking the steps necessary to start the government shutdown. >>> two devices were detonated at a mall south of orlando. it took place at the eagle ridge mall. no one was injured, but the mall was evacuated. police say the two devices were a flare wrapped in pvc and electric tape. they say it's too early to classify it as terrorism. >>> vice president mike pence is in israel this morning. he met with benjamin netanyahu who called pence a great fend. . >>> yesterday pence met with jordan's king abdullah. pence said the two had a frank discussion, agreed to disagree about the impact of that move. >>> at least 18 people were killed when taliban militants stormed the inter

hena doba is on capitol hill. hena, good morning. >>> good morning, anne-marie. amongst the topics he dove a little deeper was immigration. his stoons that may well dictate whether the government will face another shutdown as soon as next week. >> the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. >> the state of our uni strong because our people are strongweek. >> the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. >> president trump in his first state of the union address touted all areas he sees as successes. job creation, stockmarket gains, tax cuts. the hot topic button that could bring a shutdown in another week, immigration. >> tonight i'm extending an open hand to work with members of both parties. >> as expected he called for construction of a southern border wall and an end to visa lotteries and family immigration. he offered a path to citizenship for some illegal immigrants. >> those who show education and good moral character can become officially of the united states. >> he told daca dreamers, quote, we will -- he then went a

hena doba, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". past. >> the snow has moved out, but katie, now what we are talking about the colds. boy is it cold. we naught new years ivan new years day will be coal, but apparently this is worse than that. >> even more harsh than that was, and this is nice long two -day stretch of it, no less so we look at storm scan, not much to track here right now. thankfully. few little, you know, speckles of purple, or green, that show up on the radar. here's what's left. long since making it full departure, but stuck with the chill. stuck with the wind. that's going to be with us for the long hall. now there is clearly a bulls eye from yesterday. up across new england, we look at the current snow cover here , you can see, how it extends anywhere even from north carolina, that is darkest shade of blue, that's six to 12-inch swat. now, this is little off. simply, because there are place that is did end up better than a foot. but this is at least a good guide as to how much we ended up with, around philadelphi

as hena doba explains, though, their work was far from done. lawmakers have less than three weeks to come up with a financial budget. >> the motion is continued. >> the government shutdown is over. president trump, after signing the funding tweeted big win for republicans as democrats cave on shutdowns. now i want a big win for everyone, including daca. democrats, though, say the president is not to thank. insisting he was absent for most of the negotiations. >> the great, steel-making president, back on the sidelines. >> reporter: the bill, which includes a six-year extension of the children's health care program, funds the government only through february 8th. this is now the fourth time this fiscal year, congress has agreed to a short-term spending measure, rather than a full budget. >> when is enough enough? it shouldn't take you a full calendar year to take your -- to do your basic work. >> reporter: republican leaders committed to addressing daca. young immigrants brought here illegally as children, so- called "dreamers." >> now, those ta

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. in a tweet late last night the president explained why he'll cancel a trip to london next month. the reason why i canceled, i'm not bag fan of president obama having sold for peanuts only to build a new one. bad deal. wanted me to cut ribbon. no. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," cbs news political contributor bob schieffer reflects on the trump administration's first year and what that means for the upcoming mid-term elections. senate. they renewed the intelligence and surveillance act yesterday seeming to indicate he had turned against the program. he has since said he will sign the renewal. the law focuses on foreign agents but americans, e-mails, phone calls and other communications get caught up in the process. now to the weather and a dramatic temperature shift following more snow, heavy rain, and possible flooding in the northeast. in new england authorities are hoping to avoid major flooding by clearing snow left over from last week's storm. chief meteorologist eric fisher of o

i'm hena doba with more on what said ahead. >> in for wild weather weekend storm storm scan3 shows the system that will have us off to soggy start this morning. and what's behind it. we've got several advisories already lifted for our area. >>> today is friday, january the 12th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. solon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, the od news it is friday. >> and real warm outside, too. >> and you feel door. i had big winter coat on tt for me summer. >> it actually felt like >> exactly. so, but wet roadways. so, because of, that even though it is not nce,sa obvious, just wet out there, it will pose some problems, it is, co o was flicking windshield wipers on the drive in. bahas melted so do you have a lot of dampness out there already, and the main event jus. but wait until i show you oese temperatures, i feel photographer kyle hall in the ining cause it feels sople may pleasant outside. we will be singing in the rainee steadier rain starting to work it way at 8 part of pa turnpike, mainly confined with the heaviest batches far to the west. look

hena doba here in new york city. thank you so much. >>> well, more than a thousand flights are already canceled today as airports up and down the east coast try to dig out from the snow and ice. nearly 5,000 flights were canceled yesterday. the blizzard paralyzed all three major airports in the new york area. jfk international airport was forced to close, and operations were shut down at boston's logan international airport. planes circled in the air looking for an open airport to land. one british airways flight had to turn around and go back to london. >>> the dangerous cold will be the problem today with windchill advisories in effect along much of the east coast. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has the latest. >> after our major storm that brought accumulating snow from florida all the way up to maine, it's all about the cold now. a big bitter blast of cold air is coming right down out of the arctic and setting up shop along the great lakes, the northeast, and the coast. we have widespre

back to you. >> hena doba in washington. thank you very much. >>> the president and first lady have invited 15 special guests to tonight's speech. they include members of the military, workers and business owners who have benefited from the economy, parents of gang violence victims, and public servants. ahead on "cbs this morning," a focus group with some advice for the president after his first year in office. we'll hear their thoughts on subjects ranging from immigration to the economy. >>> cbs news coverage of tonight's state of the union address begins at 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central. norah o'donnell, gayle king, and john dickerson will anchor from new york. jeff glor will anchor from washington. >>> a russian fighter jet that intercepted a u.s. spy plane over the black sea was flagrantly violating existing agreements in international law. it was flying in international airspace over the black sea when it was was interrupted by an russian su-27. the russian jet came within five feet of the u.s. plane, crossing directly thr

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you, hena. >>> when former chief strategist steve bannon appeared before the house intelligence committee earlier this week, his lawyer was on the phone getting guidance from the white house. bannon refused to answer questions after he was told not to discuss his work on the trump transition or in the white house. the committee wants bannon to produce documents as part of its russia investigation. bannon is expected to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller's investigation. he's meeting with prosecutors instead of testifying before a grand jury. >>> at least ten people died as a result of a winter storm that hit the southeast with heavy snow, ice, and record-breaking cold. the snow has cleared out this morning, but those very cold temperatures remain. the snow stretched from texas to massachusetts. states of emergency have been declared in georgia, alabama, louisiana, and north carolina. north carolina's five major cities were all but shut down by significant snowfall. as

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> though many ee senn chalt services continue to operate, like the military and air traffic control, one obvious impact of the government shut june is the national park services. but the statue of liberty and ellis island will reopen. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with mick mulvaney, director of the office of management & budget who is responsible for taking the steps necessary to implement the government shutdown. >>> florida police are looking for persons of interest after two devices were detonated at a mall south of orlando. the explosion took place at a service corridor at the eagles ridge mall early sunday evening. no one was injured. two devicbut the mall was evacu. police say the two devices were a flare wrapped in pvc and electric tape. they say it's too early to classify it as terrorism. >>> vice president mike pence is in israel this morning. he met with benjamin netanyahu who called pence a great friend. this is the highest level of

hena doba says immigration reform topped the agenda during a meeting with president and lawmakers just hours before. >> reporter: in an unusual month, cameras were rolling for nearly one hour on tuesday , at president trump worked with republicans and democrats, to hash out a daca deal as part of bipartisan immigration legislation. >> you cannot reenforcing, we need to be fair to the daca kid. >> reporter: last fall the department of home land security says that the deferred action for childhood arrival is allowing young people brought to the u.s. illegally as children to stay, and work, would be phased out starting in march. a move quickly challenged in multiple federal courts. the late tuesday night a federal judge in san francisco ordered trump administration to start it backup while lawsuits play out in court. >> i feel, i feel bad for some of these young people, i think they are being used as a bargaining trip for to do immigration reform. >> reporter: democrats pressed hard to get daca deal done first as republicans zeroed in on border security ending the lottery and limiting imm

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thanks a lot, hena. >> chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on our big nor'easter and the snowfall potential. >> many waking up this morning to a deep freeze. we have winter storm watches and warnings extending from the east coast to the state of maine. we're watching a wintry mix. the main concern across the florida panhandle where we could be talking dangerous travel along the i-10 corridor. we have a nor'easter bringing heavy snow across new england. we've got the heaviest toward new england where we could see a foot in the boston area. several inches of snow around new york city as well. that will be slowing down quite a bit of travel. it brings strong gusts and a big blast of cold. this is actually the coldest air mass yet across much of the east, especially into the northeast friday into saturday. so certainly talking about dangerous record cold and windchill factors that will be up to 30 degrees below zero. actual highs on friday, just 16 in philly

anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> well, in a tweet late last night, the president explained why he'll cancel a trip to london next month. the reason why i canceled, i'm not a big fan of president obama having sold the finest embassy in london for peanuts only to build a new one in the same location for $1.2 billion. bad deal. wanted me to cut ribbon. no. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," cbs news political contributor bob schieffer reflects on the trump administration's first year and what that means for the upcoming mid-term elections. >>> well, a bill reauthorizing a key u.s. by law is headed to the senate. they renewed the intelligence and surveillance act yesterday seeming to indicate he had turned against the program. he has since said he will sign the renewal. the law focuses on foreign agents but americans, e-mails, phone calls, and other communications get caught up in the process. >>> and now to the weather and a dramatic temperature shift following more snow, heavy rain, and possi

. >>> hena doba is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump appeared to be open to hashing out bipartisan immigration reform on tuesday, suggesting lawmakers focus on daca first. but late last night a president trump's decision to protect daca or so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> this should be a bipartisan bill. this should be a bill of love. >> lawmakers face a march 15th deadline to address the end of the program to alowell lou so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers, brought to the u.s. illegally as children to stay and work. >> house republicans have a bill ready to go. >> it's going address daca in a permanent way, not a temporary short-term thing. we're going to address the border enforcement and security. >> president trump says daca deal will only happen if it includes a green light to build a border wall. >> there's not a democrat that is not for having secure borders. >> the trump administration is for more border security and to build a wall. >> if you don't have the wall, you cannot have security. it just can't happen. it doesn't work.

hena doba, cbs news. >> kind of looks fun. >> you know, i'm from florida. so i would say, you can have the ice. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> several things to do when the ponds freeze, play hockey. let's check traffic. >>> that's why i live in california. definitely. all right. checking the roads right now, you know, it hasn't been too bad this morning. we are doing okay for the most parts work your way out and about. we are going to start in the north bay now, check your drive from petaluma boulevard to north kastania, traffic is okay north- and southbound. only six minutes for your drive in the area. no delays out of petaluma or santa rosa. if you are traveling through marin county, traffic is quiet. westbound 37 off to a great start from vallejo across over towards novato, nice speeds westbound. no delays passing 121. so an easy ride through here. 7 minutes to sir francis bay sir francis drake boulevard out of richmond to marin. 101, spencer, that's the way we head to the golden gate bridge where traffic is quiet, 11 minutes from 580 to the bridge toll plaza

hena doba, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> the associated press is reporting president trump directed the white house's top lawyer in march to stop attorney general jeff sessions from recusing himself from the russia probe. person with knowledge of the interaction allegedly told the ap, don magan carried out the order just before sessions stepped aside from the ongoing investigation. the new york times first broke that story yesterday. >> meantime, president trump is also threatening a lawsuit over a book being released today. the book, fire and fury; highly critical of the president. the white house says the book is full of false statements, c bs news correspondent a mola lenghi has more. >> president trump distanced himself from former chief strategist steve ban end thursday, quoted throughout new book highly critical of the president. >> big picture here is a picture of a white house that is chaotic of the president whose impulses whips the white house of a lot of back stabbing, front stabbing. >> on the russia investigation , banen says donald trump, jr. and crush nerve in treason

i'm hena doba, more on what he said ahead. >> don't leave. the house without your umbrella today. it is warm. it is wet. we're headed into a wild weather weekend. >> a lot of owe literation there. >> well, my. today is friday, january 12th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> we are. >> whiplash. >> i love it. >> well it is friday, we get away it. we were looking outside at some camera shots, it is cents wet everywhere we are looking, because that far we are seeing problem spots, kind of throughout. overturned tractor-trailers, overturned trucks, stuff lining. that so you guys, still take it easy, even though not talking about ice today. >> definitely no ice. way too warm for t but you're right, the rain barely gotten underway. there is only couple of little batches of it, it is scattered in nature. coming in little more heavily at this point, though, right along i-95, clipping northeastern maryland, if you are a commuter headed down toward say baltimore for example, you could run into heavier batch, h

. >>> hena doba is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump appeared to be open to hashing out bipartisan immigration reform on tuesday, suggesting lawmakers focus on daca first. but late last night a federal judge ruled to temporarily block president trump's decision to protect daca or so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> this should be a bipartisan bill. this should be a bill of love. >> lawmakers face a march 15th deadline to address the end of the program to alowell lou so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers, brought to the u.s. illegally as children to stay and work. >> house republicans have a bill ready to go. >> it's going address daca in a permanent way, not a temporary short-term thing. we're going to address the border enforcement and security. >> president trump says daca deal will only happen if it includes a green light to build a border wall. >> there's not a democrat that is not for having secure borders. >> the trump administration is asking congress for $18 billion for more border security and to build a wall. >> if you don't have th

back to you. >> hena doba in washington. thank you very much. >>> the president and first lady have invited 15 special guests to tonight's speech. they include members of the military, workers and business owners who have benefited from the economy, parents of gang violence victims, and public servants. ahead on "cbs this morning," a focus group with some advice for the president after his first year in office. we'll hear their thoughts on subjects ranging from immigration to the economy. >>> cbs news coverage of tonight's state of the union address begins at 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central. no norah o'donnell, gayle king will anchor. >>> a russian fighter jet that intercepted a u.s. spy plane over the black sea was ra flagrantly ignoring the law. flying over the black sea, it was interrupted by an russian su-27. the russian jet came within five feet of the u.s. plane, crossing directly through its path. the encounter lasted two hours and 40 minutes. >>> this year the flu is widespread. the centers for disease control says 39 sta

hena doba, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> well, cbs news correspondent nancy cordis on capitol hill this morning with the latest development. look for live report coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. that's right after "eyewitness news" this morning, right here on cbs-3. >> and overseas, now, the most active volcano in the philippines is at it again. the explosion yesterday, set to be the most powerful since the volcano started acting up more than a week ago, about 40,000 people have fled their homes, and are seeking shelter at ' vac centers. >> meanwhile another volcanic erruption there is one at ski resort in japan, which triggered an avalanch. killing one person and injuring more than dozen other , among the injured are soldiers burried in the snow, fortunately, they were rescued >> and time now 5:15. matt is back. you got a lot of green on the radar, not the kinds of green we like around these part. >> no, not the kelly green we had the retro eagles uniforms, unfortunately the green we are talking about when it comes to rain across the philadelphia area. and it will be causing mayb

i'm hena doba with more on the talks spark by her speech at the golden globes. >> burst type causing messy situation at the center city marriott. aim trang do, live with what crews are doing to fix this mess. >> and we are very busy and slippery on this tuesday morning, we've got few accident out there, delays on trolley routes and speed restrictions in play, all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are, cbs-3 " eyewitness news" will be right back. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, 63 here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute, today is january 9th, 2018. >> a pipe burst. >> absolute mess here, you can see, stream of water just coming from the building. >> icy concerns for the morning commute. >> sometimes it is that very first step that can be the most dicey. >> even if you are just walking to the bus stop, you will have to be careful. >> the new day is on the horizon. >> oprah's speech sparks rumors of a run for the white house. >> you don't have sourcing, at least not

hena doba, cbs news. >>> government workers who still had to wo report for -- to report for duty during the shutdown will get paid for those hours. >>> senator kamala harris says she doesn't believe mitch mcconnell on daca. she said, i refuse to put the lives of 700,000 people in the hands of someone who has repeatedly gone back on his word. sheet voted -- she voted against yesterday's spending bill. and senator dianne feinstein said shutting down the government isn't something i take lightly, but we have been debating the dream act for almost 20 years with constant opposition from republicans. >>> rest rooms and otherfields are not. park officials plan to reopen as soon as they get the official clearance from washington. at the moment, it's not clear if that will happen later today. >>> lawmakers from the bay area are rolling out new protections for undocumented immigrants. kpix 5 jessica flores tells us, this comes as washington has threatened widesprade immigration raids. >> reporter: that's right. this comes as president trump says it wants to target california because it is now off

. >> reporter hena doba said some chose to use the night to bring awareness to the me too movement. >> reporter: the grammys were as much about the actual awards as they were about social and political issues. on the awards front, there was no bigger winner than bruno mars. he won all six awards he was up for, including song of the year, record of the year, and album of the year, for 24-carat magic. >> those songs were written with nothing but joy. >> reporter: and alessia cara, among the best new artists. raising awareness for me too. >> for me, it means speaking up not only for women in the industry. we're treated unequally. but just women who don't have a voice. ♪ [ music ] >> kesha, backed up pie several top-female artivity -- artists, demonstrated to women who are survivors of assault. u2 performed in front. statue of liberty. they were introduced by camilla cabellow. >> this country was built by dreamers, for dreamers, chasing the american dream. >> and country music quartet, performing tears of heaven. shooting at the las vegas music festival and a bomb in manchester, england

as hena doba reports, this follows more protests cents over his policies. >> this is what democracy looks like. un washington saturday, many demanding the impeachment of president trump the march tookr the president rd to the white house, from his trip to the worlds economic dav. suck suck he iss cents a very full trip. >> said he orders erred the firing of special council robert mueller,ts smer. cbs news has confirmed that the president expressed anger at mueller's investigation. and raised concerns about potential conflict of interest advisors, including white house lawyer, don mcgan said they weren't grounds to dismiss mueller and firing him would be politically catostrophic. the president changed his minds. >> fake news folks fake knows. >> what's your message today? >> new york times fake store. >> i mr. trump denied he wanted to fire mueller but since silent on the issue. neither speaking or tweeting about it. >> we don't know what kind of evidence the special council has. he's not giving reporters updates. he's keeping his cards close to his vest. the big question on everybody's mi

anything goes. >> hena doba in new york city this morning. henna, thank you so much. >>> in that skit. snoop dogg. he was pretty funny. >> always the funniest. >> good audio book reader. why not? >>> how is the weather looking? >> warm out there this morning. compared to what we usually get at this hour. then this afternoon, it's going to be really nice. get ready for a beautiful start to your workweek. and check out thview. our vacca camera the -- vacca cameras showing a lot of the north bay. and look at the colors as we wait for your sun to rise. we'll be clearing up. all we're going to see is continuing, high, wispy clouds. that's pretty much all we're going to see. as this clears up even more. and temperatures are going to be above average. all week long. so get ready for warm conditions out there for your afternoon highs. we're in for a long dry spell that going to last for the next several days. i'll talk more about that coming up. jaclyn. >>> thank you, neda. we are tracking a couple of hot spots. this is an earlier accident. it has be

hena doba has more on this story. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. according to the paper president trump wanted him fired. "the new york times" citing four people familiar with the request of the president. according to "the new york times" president trump ordered the firing of special counsel robert mueller. he reportedly cited conflicts of interest. "the new york times" says president trump only backed off when white house counsel donald mcgahn threatened to quit. the president cannot directly remove the special counsel. what he can do, however, is order deputy attorney general rob rosenstein to fire robert mueller. congress has asked about this prospect several times. >> if you were ordered today to fire mr. mueller, what would you do? >> as i explained previously, i would follow the regulation. if there were good cause, i would act. if there were not good cause, i would not. >> you've seen no good cause. >> correct. before leaving for switzerland wednesday evening president trump told reporters he's eager to speak with mueller under oath. >> and

hena doba for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> steve ban on has stepped down as conservative web site breitbart. he has led since its found are andrew breitbart died six years ago. he left that job to be president trump's chief strategies and then returned when president trump fired him the president slammed ban on last week after ban on was quoted criticizing the president and his family in a new book. >>> well, still ahead in the healthwatch this flu season could be one of the worst in years. >> we are at levels that we usually see at the peak of the flu season. >> forty-six states are now reporting flu cases, find out where it is especially bad and what doctors are urging people to do to protect themselves. >>> plus where flood waters were pouring out of the parking garage after heavy rain, broke one of the longest dry spells that area has ever seen. >> ♪ >>> before you hit the road today still a little slick out there so watch your step and drive slowly, temperatures will go up and we're expecting a warm up, as the day continues, we're watching "eyewitness news" this morning , stay with u

reporter hena doba has more. >> reporter: as the first black woman to receive the sesil -- award. >> a new day is on the horizon. >> reporter: some people seem to think, even hope that her words could have doubled as a campaign rally cry. >> reporter: democratic senator kirsten gillibrand is among the lawmakers publicly urging oprah to follow her gut. >> her voice is powerful and important. what whatever she wants to do, -- and what every she wants wants to -- whatever she wants to do, she should do. >> look where she's come from. it honestly only seems like a natural step. >> win free hasn't swayed. her long-time partner, steadman graham has encouraged it. even fellow billionaire donald trump told larry king in 1999 that win free would be his first choice for v.p. >> if she'd do it, she'd be fantastic. she's popular, brilliant, a wonderful woman. >> reporter: detractors say win free lacks political experience. they said, we welcome the challenge, whether it's oprah winfrey or anybody else. hena doba, cbs news. >> and congresswoman jackie speier, tweeting out her support, saying, run

hena doba, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> welcoming up: recall from panera after health scare. >> plus, scott baio is the latest actor accused of sexual misconduct, this morning he is responding to the allegations on social media. >> and one of its kinds attraction for super bowl fans , we will check out this 130-foot super slide. coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> j. it will be at the wells fargo center on june 2nd, if you want to go, ticket go on sale today at 10:00 a.m. be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> doing the eagles song on his accords yan, well done! >> ♪ >> ♪ >> did i tell you i played the accord yan? >> oh, no. >> not as well as did he, did he very good job, very impressive. not in our town, anything bearing the name boston has to go. >> boston restaurant in northeast philly showing loyalty to the eagles by changing its namement take a look of the restaurant along roosevelt boulevard now called philly market. managers say the name to distance themselves from the new england pay treat at, sign switch became immediate fan favorit

hena doba, cbs news, new york. >> thousands of flights were canceled because of the storm. most airports will re-open today but some delays are expected. >>> a stretch of coastal highway is finally back open in marin county. heavy rains last february washed away pavement and the roadbed shutting down part of highway 1. the reopened section covers about 5 miles between stinson beach and muir beach. drivers will still face some slow going because the fix isn't totally complete. it's only one lane wide so far in some places. so24-hour traffic control is in place -- so 24-hour traffic control is in place which adds an hour to your drive thanks to six traffic lights. >> slower the better. you have to drive safe. roads are slick from being just paved. >> the road fell victim to the rain last year when a slide destroyed a hillside. the repairs are major and as you can see from "skydrone5" video, it will cost $60 million to fix it. >> no one wants to add an hour to your drive but at least the road is making some progress. >> that's a good thing. >>> let's see what kind of progress

hena doba is here in new york. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president will spend a good part of the day talking about plans to boost the development. in the meantime he's calling that book "fire and fury" a fake book by a totally discredited president trump is back at the white house after huddling with republican leaders at camp david over the weekend. they were discussing the gop's legislative agenda for 2018 while much of washington was still talking about "fire and fury," a new book that's harshly critical of the trump administration. >> reporter: allies took to the airways to talk on the book's assertion that the white house has doubts. >> i can tell you he's got the wherewithal to do things no politician has been able to do and in a good way. >>> steve bannon is quoted extensively in the book. he used the words "treasonous" and "unpatriotic." on sunday he took back some of what he said and he said his support is, quote, unwavering for the president and his agenda. some democrats dismissed the fiction. >> i don't think there's any par

hena doba is here in new york. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president will spend a good part of the day talking about plans to boost the development. in the meantime he's calling that book "fire and fury" a fake book by a totally discredited offer. president trump is back at the white house after huddling with republican leaders at camp david over the weekend. they were discussing the gop's legislative agenda for 2018 while much of washington was still talking about "fire and fury," a new book that's harshly critical of the trump administration. >> reporter: allies took to the airways to talk on the book's assertion that the white house has doubts. >> i can tell you he's got the wherewithal to do things no politician has been able to do and in a good way. >>> steve bannon is quoted extensively in the book. he used the words "treasonous" and "unpatriotic." on sunday he took back some of what he said and he said his support is, quote, unwavering for the president and his agenda. some democrats dismissed the idea that the book is a work of fi

hena doba is here in new york. good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. with forecasters predicting a second shot of arctic air, much of the nation will remain in a deep freeze for the rest of the week. three people were rescued from a car stuck in icy waters in boise, maryland residents here typically have to do. much of the country's entering a second week of record cold as far south as florida. citrus groves are gathering ice. these extremes are out of the norm. >> someone's swerving across my lane of traffic, i hit the brakes, and, boom, right into the back of a semi. >> reporter: in new york a pile jupp left one dead. scenes like this are playing out all over the country. >> as soon as it gets wet, it froze up like a popsicle. >> reporter: for all the headaches and dangerous cold snap the cold weather is causing they're finding the fun and beauty in it. >> growing up in louisville, i've never done this personally before. came out anythinegative 1 degrees. >> reporter: in balmy alaska, skaters were in t-shirts. temperatures were in the 40s, about twic

. >> hena doba on capitol hill. thank you so much, hena. address members of the black caucus staged a moment of silence. some women wore black to raise aware about sexual violence and harassment. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we will discuss the president's speech with democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia and florida republican marco rubio. >>> now to that classified memo members of the house intelligence committee voted to release. following the state of the union address, president trump was overheard telling a member of congress he was 100% favor of releasing the document. the white house got the four-page memo written by the republicans monday night. the president has five days whether to release it to the public. it alleges surveillance abuses by the fbi and department of justice on members of the trump campaign. democrats say it's nothing more than a method to distract from the investigation on russian meddling. >> this is not transparency. this is a misleading document where they're hiding materials. >> the more they kn

hena doba, for cbs-3 " eyewitness news". >>> meantime president trump is condemn ago car bombing attack in could be up, afghanistan that killed at least 95 people and injured 158 other. taliban claiming responsibility, for suicide bomber who drove an ambulance filled with explosives, past the police check point, and into a secure zone. now the target is believed to have been an interior ministry building but many people were hit while walking by. >> there is still so much more to come right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this sunday morning, and coming up next, we will see what's ahead on cb s "face the nation" whether we get live preview of the broadcast, stay with us, that's next. >> face the nation coming your way here on cbs-3, joining us now with a preview, live from washington, cbs news chief congressional correspondent, nancy coveredis, nancy, good morning. >> good morning, jan, weaver packed show today. >> main republicans, susan collins, and vermont independent senator bernie sanders, and then we will sit down with a pair of how mess, will heard, and california democrat, they

hena doba has more details. >> reporter: president trump plans to practice the speech in private today as he prepares for his first state of the union address. >> the economy will be front and center. we have had a historic year, record breaking moments throughout the year in large part due to the president's leadership on deregulation and a huge at the end of the year with the tax cuts and jobs act. >> reporter: the president will push for tougher approach to trade. he will pitch a $1.7 trillion infrastructure plan and immigration compromise where he would get 25 billion for a border wall and cuts to legal immigration in exchange to a path to citizenship for nearly 2 million undocumented immigrants known as dreamers. >> what i am hoping is we can focus on the two most important pillars, daca issue as well as border security. >> reporter: the white house says it will need support from democrats to achieve the goals so they're promising a speech that's presidential and inclusive. controversies and divisiveness could drown out the speech even if he delivers a unifying message. >> if ther

as hena doba reports there is follows more protests over his policies. >> hundreds every protesters hit the streets of washington saturday. many demanding the impeachment of president trump, a day after the president returned to the white house from his trip to the world economic forum in switzerland. >> i think it was a very, very successful trip. >> mr. trump did not address the new york times report that said he would order the firing of special council robert mueller last summer. cbs news has confirmed that the president expressed anger at mueller's investigation. and raised concerns about potential conflict of interest advisors, including white house lawyer, don motorcycle began, convinced mr. trump that the conflict weren't grounds to dismiss mueller and that firing him would be politically catostrophic. president changed his mind. >> fake news, folks, fake news >> what's your message today? >> new york times, factor. >> i mr. trump denied that he wanted to fire mueller but sat silent on the issue, neither speaking nor tweet being it. >> we don't know what kind of of the special c