10:00 o'clock, with the police department, they had fire and smoke coming through the front door. town hall is right across the street, my kids have had their birthday parties there ya, it is a terrible lost for our community. >> now, this is what the inn looked like when firefighters arrive. look at the smoke and the flames. hunterdon fire and ems took these photos. they place that fire under control just about a half hour ago. no one was hurt. as you can see from the flames historic sergeant's ville in looks like total locals. what a horrible lost after landmark. >> no question. >> right now 5:30. a camden family is looking for a place to live after their house partially collapse collapses. >> good morning, everyone, for years they feared this could happen. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo at the scene right now to tell you more about it, jan? >> reporter: ukee, erika good morning. more on their efforts to how they try to get this home

fixed up in just a minute. but you can see, really is surprising that noun was was injured here this morning pretty much nothing is left, of the front side of this building, except for the front door, all of the bricks, and other rubble, lay on the gown, in front here. there were four people inside this building when it came crashing down, partially including a little girl. now, this partial collapse happened here in the 400 block of line street in camden around 11:30 sunday night. fire and ems quickly responded, the family, again was able to escape unharmed. we spoke to a man who lived here. he says his father, mother, sister and neice, were all at home when the wall came crashing down, he says, they heard a whoosh then the next thing they new they were looking at the street. now, he tells us us the problem here goes back more than decade to when there was fire next-door. that home had to be demolished. he tells us the demo weakened his home. he says he's been trying to get help to fix it, but his family just doesn't have the resources. take a listen. >> started buckling out.

that's when we was trying to get the city to do what they can. they actually calm out put barricade around it, and gave my parents in the the 26 to repair it or demo it. >> yes. >> so, you know, $40,000 that we don't have would have fixed it, and the city, if they would have just re faced it up when they demoed the house, it would have been no problem. >> now, the red cross is assisting this morning. meantime, police are still securing this scene. and no official word on the cause of the collapse just yet. but again we've had that freeze-thawing cycle weather wise so don't know that exactly played a part. we will be following one that late today. meantime see just how much destruction was left behind, really is surprising that that no one here was seriously injured. reporting live in camden, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you we'll get back to you shortly. police identified a man found dead in a bullet ridden van in

new castle delaware as 32 year old shelton johns of wilmington unidentified woman was also found shot inside that van off of route 13, early yesterday morning. she was hospitalized, in stable condition. now, police say they located a second vehicle, not far away from the crime scene and are working to determine if the two are connected. >> they are attempt to go locate the owner that far vehicle, and conduct interviews of him and of any witness that is may have seen what had occurred. but right now, we can't say that was actually a suspect vehicle. >> anyone with information related to this incident is urged to call the delaware state police. >> right now 5:33, we want to check in with kate, get our forecast, oh what a change from yesterday? >> big change this morning, at least, although this afternoon will look a lot like yesterday afternoon did the sun comes out, temperatures will warm up again, and really by later this afternoon going to be like wait, we start dollars the day with a winter weather advisory. that's crazy talk it, will turn out so nice today. we do have winter weather advisory to talk about this morning, want to show you time

lapse from yesterday. >> this one from the lower merion high school, ardmore as i set this into motion, you can watch how the sun was out all day and the snow just began to melt. you can see it eroding on the field, eroding under the trees there, as all that warmer air start today move on n and much nicer conditions outside yesterday afternoon than we've seen in quite some time. look at storm scan3 again showing some freezing rain, drizzle, north of the city for the most part at the moment. you can see little bit of pink mix in the there. there could be little sleet. temperatures are very slows to freezing not widespread ice event, but it is bringing the chance for some spotty black ice, through the course of the morning, that winter weather advisory you see there shaded in purple, goes until 9:00 a.m. so if you are from the city on north, you leave your house this morning, even take a look at the car they are mom term, not the most accurate, but will give you good idea where you stand. temperatures near the lehigh valley below freezing right now, if your temperature is below freezing and you see rain falling expect that anything that looks wet could be icy this morning. but that will move out by midday. and then we have got much nicer weather through the

afternoon, in fact, clouds break by 9:00 a.m. at 42 degrees, noon up to 49 mixture of sunshine, clouds, at 3:00 p.m. 53 degrees, yesterday we got to 50. so today turning out even little bit warmer than yesterday. now, we check in with jessica see if this ice is impacting any of the roads out there. good morning jess. >> thanks, katie. actually we head out to 422 right around trooper road. you can see snow covered side streets right here. you can see on the grass, a lot of snow, hopefully that will be gone by little later today after we get this 53 degrees weather change. but you can see the roads are actually doing just fine. there is no real ice or slippery spots right there in that area, in particular, and not whole lot of volume really squeezing through if you are headed east or westbound. over on 95, right around cottman avenue, no problems moving through the work zone, if you are headed southbound, into center city, no problems. starting to gather in just a little bit volume moving just fine. billing collapse though out in camden, new jersey, line street is closed, with activity on the scene there. that's actually closed at fourth streetment take pine or

spruce to get on by for the time being a accident investigation, with an overturned vehicle out in mt. laurel, new jersey, hainesport mt. laurel road between arc road and fostertown road. take union mill road to get by the scene in the time being. jenkins town accident at greenwood avenue and old york road. currently no problems for mass transit. septa new jersey transit patco speed line, all running on time, no reported delays. back to you. >> jess, thanks so much. your time now 5:36. in business news this morning apple get ready to take the wraps off the apple watch. >> also, the fight over the fate of the old revel casino heads back to court. money watch's wendy jill et cetera joins us from the new york stock exchange with those stories and more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee erika. proposed sale of the revel casino hotel heads back to court again. thursday bankruptcy court judge will hear new proposal from a potential purchaser, a los angeles developer. the current sale to florida developer is set to close march 31, but revel could get out of the $82 million deal if

the casino gets better offer. 250 potential buyers have expressed interest in the revel. and 46 have toured the property in the past 16 months. >> today president obama will announce new program to train more americans in high tech jobs. he'll outline the plane during speech in washington. it is expected to be the biggest federal boost to non-college skills training in history. twenty cities will participate. the white house wants to place 50,000 graduates into high-paying jobs, such as software development and cyber security. apple is expected to unveil more details about it apple watch this morning. its apple's first all new product line since ipad almost five years ago. the apple watch smart watch will sell for $349. it is made to run its own apps, works like mini ipod. apple watch pairs with an iphone five or six. wall street took a beating after friday's positive jobs report. the dow fell 278 points, the nasdaq down 55.

and new high-tech spin on age-old toy. meet hackaball, l ball that gets kids moving, also had a has computer inside that helps teach them skills, it is bigger than a baseball, smaller than a soccer ball, children manually put it together and with the use after app can program it to glow vibrate and change colors. the cost: $69. ukee erika? >> pretty cool. >> no kidding. $69, though? >> get a red bouncy ball for two bucks. >> come a long ways. >> this morning frustrated protesters hit the streets for a second day in made son wisconsin, after police officer shot and killed unarmed teen. authorities say officer matt kenny opened fire after 19 year old tony robinson assaulted him. robinson was not arm. about 100 demonstrators blocked traffic yesterday at the scene of the shooting. madison's police chief has called for calm and reportedly met with robinson's family. the state department of justice is investigating.

the commemoration marking 50 years since the suffer ill rights clashes in selma alabama continues today participants will march 54 miles for five days from selma to montgomery. yesterday, thousands re-enacted the historic march on the edmond pettis bridge. back in 65 police beat demonstrate tears stop a march for voting rights t became a turning point for the country. president linden johnson signed the voting right act into law five months later. >> it feels niles, means they still remember what things were about. >> my daughter was little concerned in the beginning. you know, before we started marching she was wonder if we were going get beat up. i said no. that was 50 years ago. things have changed since then. >> now of about the walk gathered at brown chapel ame church where they heard from civil rights activists the journey culminates at the state capitol friday. >> a wild site for police in arizona, as two men want the on drug charges tried to see the evidence during a chase.

you'll watch closely here, see packages of marijuana flying out of the speeding suv. officers eventually caught up with those two suspected drug smuggler but other drivers stopped and grabbed the marijuana before police could get to it. >> our time now 5:40. did you enjoy the extra hour of sunlight last night? or are you still little sleepy? >> little bit. >> my eyes little tired just little bit. i'm not going to lie. we'll tell you about the dangerous side effect everydayay light saving time. >> also, talk about getting caught in a bind. see how rescuers saved that dog after he got trapped on a playgrounds. >> famous iditerod race starts this morning but something missing from the dog race in alaska. don't be deceived by yesterday's taste of spring. there could still be slick spots when you head out the door this morning. kate has your forecast when we come right back.

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>> a live picture from hunterdon county, no injuries, but a lot of damage, after a four alarm fire at the historic sergeants ville inn. the fire declared under control within the hour. so far no words on what sparked that fire. >> also, no injuries in this building collapse on live street in camden. residents say that building has been dangerous for years. four people including a two year old are in the care of the red cross. and, autopsy expected today for 13 year old cayman naib eighth grader found dead yesterday on his family's

property in delaware county. eighth grader from shipley school went missing last week. one important thing missing in alaska for today's start of the famous iodid rot dog sled race, there is not enough snow. they had to truck in snow for the race over the weekends. they did get some snow yesterday, but the race course moved to colder air. last five weeks, only 2 inches of snow have fallen in fair banks. that's less than we've seen here in the philly area and around the region. wow, traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> thank you ukee, let's look at the storm scan3 picture right now showing some freezing rain and drizzle off to our north for the most part right now. but we do have winter weather advisory for the city. you can see mainly limited to areas generally off to our north, including the lehigh valley portions of berks count my portions of new jersey where temperatures are still below freezing at this hour. if you are below freezing, take a look at the car thermometer when you get out on the road this morning because anything that looks

wet, could be icy. in fact, let's take a look at the temperatures. checking in with eyewitness weather watchers, see what they are reporting, our best way to have eyes on the ground so to speak. notice we are seeing some numbers below freezing, bill's house in broomall, 31 degrees right now just few clouds, his comment the temp is at the freezing point, watch for any runoff that could be frozen. bill has a point. and in addition to the light rain falling any of the snow melt could also freeze on surfaces this morning. 34 degrees as we head across the border, into new jersey, cherry hill, we check in with lynn springer, reporting mostly cloudy conditions, and saying looking forward to another warm day. we have another mild day on the way. one more report here, this one nice and cold. this is mark herman in chatsworth, new jersey reporting 29 degrees, at the moment. so certainly anything that falls in that area could fall and freeze on contact. but with high pressure overhead, after this light rain moves out this morning temperatures warm up very quickly, we get to highs in the 50's again today. and for tomorrow, 40's, mostly cloudy, we will see this rain start to lift in in the

afternoon, some light showers to start and then, perhaps some steadier rain tuesday night, wednesday morning starts with a shower, then we clear it out not thinking we'll get whole lot of sunshine monday, stays highs climbing to the middle 50's. let's talk about our daylight. we set the clocks forward yesterday. that will means sunset tonight at 7:01. by april 1st 7:25 p.m. by april 30th, the sun doesn't set until 7:54 p.m. we are gaining more than two and a half minute every daylight each day. for today clouds, giving way to sunshine, nice and mild, again at 53 degrees. and for tonight, we drop down to 36, mainly cloudy, and seasonable. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, let's draw your attention to the warmest day 56 degrees here wednesday that's going to feel nice after morning shower. the nicest day actually is probably thursday, at 51 degrees and it will be mostly sunny then we've got another system could bring some rain friday night into saturday. and then on sunday, put shamrock there our saint patrick's day parade, we hope things will clear out, it

will be nice, mild, at 50 degrees. we'll keep close eye of course on that forecast. now, we check in on the roads with jessica. good morning. >> good morning everyone, 5:46. going outside checking out how the schuylkill looks. it is doing just fine so far. roadways relatively dry. so in the westbound lanes headed into the king of prussia area, you can see moving along just fine, eastbound right behind there looking great as well. over on the ben franklin bridge, things looking good, as well, as definitely some good news for this time of morning. so headed westbound all lanes open headed into the city. and no problems headed into new jersey, if you are headed eastbound. but, speaking of new jersey over in camden, line street closed due to partial building collapse at fourth street. you want to take pine or spruce to get on by. elsewhere in new jersey, mt. laurel overturned vehicle and hainesport-mt. laurel road. accident investigation as well between arc road and fostertown road. take union mill or elbow lane to get on by that, as well for the time being. out in jenkintown, another crash at greenwood avenue and old york road. and for mass transit definately good thing, for

septa new jersey transit and the patco speed line all running on time with no reported delays there. this is perfect day for. >> this don't forget when on the road get updated information about traffic backups with the new cbs philly traffic app. download the app now on itunes or google play. on the cbs-3 health watch this morning it, appears daylight saving time may be hazardous to your health. researchers at the university of michigan found a surge in heart attacks in the first full work day after we spring forward and that day is today. doctors say moving the clock ahead an hour disrupts our sleep patterns, increases the short-term risk for heart attacks. maybe just take it easy today. hey, listen to this: new mexico company's t-shirts are the latest viral hit with the message about the measles outbreak. the shirts say: fully vaccinated you're welcome. the creators say they only sold handful of the shirt at first, but sales sky rocketed after the measles outbreak at disneyland. the company donates 1 dollar

from every shirt sold to a non-profit group. that raise awareness about vaccinating children. so, are you considering doing any significant home renovations? while it is easy to focus on the final results it is very important to recognize the process could impact your home life. in this week's angie's list report, jim donovan takes a look at some things that can help you survive a remodeling job. >> experts say, when it comes to home improvement project people often overlook the stress it may cause. >> we all worry about how much it is going to cost, and how long the project is going to take, but what you don't realize is you will have contractors living with you and you might be cooking your dinner in the living room. >> one of the best ways to reduce stress, good planning, and good communication. >> the most common problem whether it comes to remodeling; lack of communication. so my best advice is to be sure that you're meeting regularly with your head contractor. whether it is every morning before they get started or at least once a week.

because that way you can cover things that come up real time, instead of letting them blow up into bigger problems. >> also ask where tools will be stored, where the crew will go to the bathroom, and how early they'll start hammering in the morning. >> in general remodeling is a very intrusive process. it can really disrupt the lives of the homeowners, just because the project that we're doing will be torn out or torn up, and then it will take a number of weeks before it is put back together to working condition. >> be clear about any rooms that are off limits. >> if there is an area of the house that homeowners absolutely don't want, work to be done in, that needs to be discussed ahead every time. >> even with the best planning, jobs don't always go perfectly, so good idea to plan in extra time. you may also want to put aside a little extra monday any case any unexpected expenses. for more advice, from angie on surviving or remodeling project, visit cbsphilly.com/angie's list

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together for kate in for katie. good morning. >> good morning, everyone, hand i monday. fantastic finish to the weekend actually the whole weekends was pretty nice, but yesterday was just gorgeous, we a lot of snow melt out there. now, some of that melted snow could be freezing on some area roadways also, looking at little bit every rain that's coming down. see north of the city specially, and notice little bit of pink mix in the there. there may even be bit of sleet, even snow up through the pocono region, watch for slick spots today. just that isolated, ice threat, has caused a winter weather advisory to be issued, that goes until 9:00 a.m. anywhere you see there shaded in purple. temperatures marginal. many spots close to freezing right now, 32 in reading, 32 wilmington, 29 allentown, any of the spots could see slippery conditions, but as we head across the region by afternoon, looking at sunshine, highs in the 50's in the city down the shore poconos at 42 degrees, now we check in with jessica, good morning. >> good morning, everyone, 5:53 outside on 95, right around girard avenue. everything moving just fine. little more volume headed

southbound, than northbound, but moving fine as well out on the ben franklin bridge, in or out of the sit have i no problems, but camden new jersey no too bad. building collapsed a at fourth take pine or spruce to get on by therefore the time being. stay there cbs-3 "eyewit ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack

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fire fighters california have to help out a dog after he got stuck in a tight spot. spot got stuck between two storage containers on an elementary school playground. firefighters used the jaws of life to move the containers about 6 inches, all he needed. spike was unable to walk out on his own, with a little encouragement from a budd how we see in just a moment. goes in there to get himment besides being shaken up, told he's doing just fine, there he is, oh there goes the tail. >> that tail was going to town. >> thanks, guys. poor dog having fun playing

around, then stuck. >> i can't go. that's great. >> how frightening. he waited patiently, spike, my man. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", update on breaking news, massive fire in new jersey destroys a historic restaurant. >> and demands are growing for hillary clinton to explain why she used a private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. even her allies want some answers. that's coming up.

>> updating breaking news in hunterdon county new jersey cents restaurant dating back to the early 1700s goes up in flames overnight. "eyewitness news", on the scene, and firefighters battled at the surround gents ville, in, on rosemont ringos road in delaware township. that will fire started 1:45 this morning, when firefighters arrived, flames were shooting through the

roof. the mayor told "eyewitness news", historic in was built in 1735. even george washington visited . >> just to have dill dinner at the sergeantsville in. terrible tragedy this morning. >> like the mayor pointed out kind of the centerpiece of delaware township, a loft history behind it. a lot of people. >> gave us the photos of what the fire looked like when they first arrived on scene. fortunately no one was hurt, but the 300 year old inn does appear to be total lost. a shame. what a landmark. >> really is. good morning everyone, family of four narrowly escapes after the partial clams of their home in camden. >> happening for years "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at the scene with the latest information on there is jan? >> surprise nothing one