and new this morning, a police officer and five others are injured when an out of control car barrels into their cars during a traffic stop. now, that car smashed into a police cruiser and another vehicle on what investigators call a dangerous stretch of highway in bucks county. good morning everyone, thanks for joining us. it happened on route one northbound near the route 13 exit. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, at the falls township police heard quarters right now in fairless hills to tell you more about it, jan? >> reporter: erika, ukee there is was a very serious accident, but fortunately police tell us, the office here was involved in this accident did not suffer life threatening injuries. however, as you mentioned, six of people had to be taken to the hospital because of this three-car crash on very busy and what police call very dangerous stretch of highway in bucks county, take a look at the video, you can see all of the damage left behind. now there is accident happened around 10:45, on sunday night on route one near route 13, a

falls township police officer had pulled over a driver, clocked going 90 miles per hour. as the office ever was walking to speak to that driver, police say a third car crashed into the patrol car causing a chain reaction. so the officer's car then hit the vehicle that had them pulled over. four people in that vehicle were taken to the hospital, so was the officer who was thrown during the accident, and none of them have life threatening injuries. police are still investigating the cause of this crash. but do have some preliminary information, they believe the driver of the striking vehicle may have been impaired. police are investigating this, as a dui crash take a listen. >> not uncommon in this area for when we are doing speed enforcement that we clock vehicles at 100-mile per hour plus up on this area. we do believe speed was also a factor in this incident. you can see the damage to the cars. and this also isn't too far from where middletown officer chris jones was killed on route one not too long ago

on a traffic stop. this is our worse nightmare. you really got keep your head on a swivel when pulling cars over. >> and police go onto add that the driver that far striking vehicle did have a severe head injury taken to the hospital, no update on that drivers condition this morning. reporting live outside of the falls township police department, jan carabeo cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you jan. in other news this morning taxi driver suspected of driving under the influence leads police on a chase. now, police say they received calls about the taxi going the wrong way in south philly. when police approached the taxi, the driver led them on a chase. it finally came to an end when the driver lost his front tire crashing at delaware and oregon. the driver tried to run on foot, that didn't work, he was quickly apprehended. and the cause of deadly accident in burlington county new jersey is under investigation, the crash involved a tractor-trailer and a car. happened last last night i295 northbound south of exit 45, in westhampton. the victim's identity has not been released.

right now coming up on 03:00, we head to the skydeck, we put you out there for a reason this morning katie. see any flurries in. >> yes, finding some snowflakes out here, erika. you may have i to look very, very closely but they are falling. and thankfully they're falling very lightly. really just matter of shear timing with this. we have frontal boundery rolling on through. this is absolutely not unheard of for us to find snowflakes this late in the year or this late in the month i should say. but, you know, a lot of times you don't see it because if wet weather comes through during the day it is warm enough for t but we're in the middle of the night. take a look, at least the very early morning hours basically seeing the coldest air in place. we will find all day. yes, finding some purple out there. kind of shrouding the portions. i95 corridor here. what's good is it is not having a very easy time sticking. you may find light dusting on unpaved surfaces, temperatures marginal generally above freezing. so that's go to help this to not stick to the ground.

meanwhile, down the shore if you have had any wet weather at all did have one rounds that rolled through earlier this morning it, has been all rain for with you temperatures way too mild into the upper 30's this morning eventually, we see some sunshine, breaking through, so it is a half and half kind of day for everybody, but the breeze will kick in, this is front crossing through after all. we should still warm up here to very seasonable mid and upper 50 degrees range of temperatures here from philly down to the shore. up in the mountains though, as is typical, it will be a little cooler for you. jess, we send it into you. >> thanks, good morning, everybody, anything above 40 degrees good thing for me. 6:04, and happy monday. starting things off actually on the schuylkill expressway, right around spring garden, where we can also see can't tell from where i am looking snowflakes yes this they are, right under the street light there. some snowflakes falling on the schuylkill as well. so if you are headed eastbound, still no problems, little bit after delay there westbound, doing just little bit better. over on 95 at dot man avenue, we're used to this spot being jam up right here, right through the work zone headed

southbound into center city. northbound lanes doing just fine. as for the rest of the majors, everything still free and clear, turnpike, eastbound from valley forge into bensalem only 23 minutes nice and clear on the blue route headed southbound from the schuylkill to 95, only seven minutes on 422 from oaks into 202 if you are headed eastbound. still out in new jersey dealing with a downed pole due to earlier accident on pennington road blocking all lanes, from the north and southbound side right around olden avenuement take parkway avenue to get on by. back to you. >> thank you, 6:05 right now. federal aviation experts will be in chester county today to look into this deadly plane crash. that small plane went down shortly after take off at the brandywine airport in west chester yesterday afternoon. two people on board were killed. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has that story. >> the plane took off from brandywine airport shortly after 1:30 sunday afternoon and the trouble for the small piper pa28 aircraft started almost immediately. >> shortly after take walk,

the plane starts to sputter and then basically took a nosedive and came in down in the woods behind us. >> the plane shattered on impact its debris scattered amongst several piles of stone on a piece of property near route 202 in west goshen. the plane's pilot and passenger died on impact. as a fire broke out at the scene. >> caused flames 20 feet up in the air, rusty like chemicals. >> firefighters quickly put out the fire, and investigators began their grissly task of piecing together what happened and why. coroner's then took the two bodies out of the crash site as neighbors looked on. >> as you know some pilots fly out of here. so it is sad to hear that the people didn't make it. >> the plane came down not far from a senior living apartment complex, and several houses, but did not hit any of those buildings. it is unclear if the pilot steered for the clearing on purpose, but the damage here, could have been worse. >> thank god it didn't hit you know, the senior complex or any of the homes around here. >> matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> the trial begins today for six former philadelphia narcotics officers charged with corruption. they are accused of allegedly stealing drugs and money from drug dealers. convicted former officer jeffrey walker, is expected to testify against his long time colleagues. walker admits he planted evidence in a suspect's car and stole $15,000 from him. that trial is expected to take ten weeks. a group of student at north penn high school are staging a walk out today. the protest is to show support for a group of female students, who had inapropriate photos and pictures on line. student told "eyewitness news", the pictures were posted on drop box. north penn school district says they are working with local law enforcement to find out what happened. >> also, today philadelphia city council is trying to prevent another deadly accident like this one. when a food truck erupt intoed a fireball on feltonville street. a council committee will talk today about a bill requiring

regular safety inspections of the food truck's fuel tanks. two women died last july when leaking propane tank triggered that blast. your time 6:08. and charges are expected in the shooting death after off duty police officer in glenolden. a delaware county official says the victim is 26 year old mark hudson. the darby borough officer was off duty saturday when he was shot in the chest inside glenolden home. he died of his injuries. hudson was also a firefighter in yeadon. the fire company's chief spoke with "eyewitness news" about hudson. just was friendly with everybody. and that's what started his career. you know, he knew from the firehouse he wants to help people. we deal with a lot of bad things in the fire service but his is really close to home. >> police confirm there was a woman in the home at the time of the shooting. she has not been identified. ukee, with deadline set for tomorrow, the nuclear talks between iran, the us and five other countries are at critical moment. as michael bert reports, there is progress, but both sides are still trying to break the

gap. >> with a deadline less than 48 hours away, to reach agreement on the framework of an iran nuclear deal, secretary of state john kerry, is in switzerland where leaders from iran, the us and five world powers, remain lost in tens negotiations. if we're going to get this done here over the next few hours, iran has got to take deep breath, make some tough decisions. >> world leaders want iran to agree to key provision that is would prevent the county from getting nuclear weapon for at least a decade. in return, iran is seeking immediate relief from crippling sanctions, also looming questions over a major unresolved issue. whether iran will comply with demands to ship all the enriched ukrainian it produce toss russia. here in washington, a debate continues on whether to roll out more sanctions against iran if a deal is not reached. >> when you begin to see all of these leaks probably came out of the white house in

terms of what iranian deal was shaping up to be there cents a lot of concern in concern on bipartisan -- >> be best way by pursuing diplomacy with the international community. >> us officials said closing l deal is like summit ago mountain peak. final few feet are the toughest. in washington, michael bert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and stay with "eyewitness news" as the nuclear deal talks go down to the wire. as soon as there are any development, we'll have them for you on tv and on line at cbsphilly.com. as we continue this morning tragedies covary at the site of this deadly explosion in new york city, as firefighters finds two bodies in the rubble. >> now we're learning about the big mistake that could have prevented that blast. >> and, a fire fight is her hurt battling this house fire. we'll show you the frightening moment when he crashed through the roof into the burning home. also this: >> fire department, tremendous horrific tragedy that is what really kept me

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>> there is a front, not a ton

of moisture, but steadier pockets through delaware, steadier rain, yes, there is some light snow coming, with this but it is having incredibly difficult time actually sticking to the ground. your mainly dealing with damp roads. perhaps a dusting on unpaved surfaces but most of you, you will evening out just, you know, move of nuisance, more than anything here. way off in the distance, offer across the canadian border, sign of next disturbance, it will be quick hitter. it is casino every like a clipper system, but i doak expect snow out of it. because by the time it hits us tomorrow, it is coming later in the day society temperatures will be well above freezing at that point. we take you out there right now. temperatures again are definitely chilly. you're above freezing. pretty much everywhere. that's why i don't think do you have worry about any kind of snow accumulation, at least not on the roadways. a.m. shower granted, might be flurry for some of you then eventually the breeze kicks in if it hasn't already ends one sunshine later in the day. dropping down upper 30s partly cloudy sky looking forward in our eyewitness it seven day it gets good from here, now again quick hitting storm tomorrow. so later in the day, you will

see some afternoon and nighttime rape rainfall, wednesday, lovely. full sunshine, still chilly for my taste. i have to be honest, thursday looks awesome. mid 60s sun we keep the mid 60s friday, but will come with a new storm system brewing. so some rain showers to go along with it, jess? >> anything feels warmer than the last few weeks we've had anyway. so i will take 55 degrees any day. 6:15, good morning everybody starting things off on 422 everything moving just fine, right out in vale forge, still headed eastbound usual already where we see the volume, westbound lanes doing just fine. out in new jersey, on the 42 freeway, starting to pack in little bit of volume headed northbound, everything still moving great. so if you are headed to 295 the surround areas bridges into philadelphia, everything moving great there. southbound relatively empty still out in new jersey though dealing with a downed pole. downed wires. due to earlier accident. pennington road at old end avenue actually blocking all lanes on the north and southbound sides. so take parkway avenue to get on by. as for the rest of the area bridges, everything looking fine, the ben the walt,

commodore barry in all directions back to you. >> here's what's going on on your monday morning investigator want to know if alcohol played a role in bucks county crash that sent a police officer and five other to the hospital. a falls township police officer pulled over a driver for speeding near route one and route 13, and another car rearended the police car. a total of six people were injured in the chain reaction crash. also, attack i drivers faces dui charges after chase through south philly, driver drove through fence then tried to run for it, police call up. >> deadly small plane year brandywine airport in chester county. a pilot and a passengers killed when the plane went down yesterday afternoon.. we'll be right back.

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>> jurors look at graphic autopsy tote owes, as medical examiner pointed out injuries, the attack killed three people and injured 264 others. well the focus now shifts to what caused this building explosion in manhattan's east village. yesterday search teams found two bodies, officials believe they were nicholas figueroa and moses loucone. figueroa was eating at the restaurant when the blast leveled last thursday, leveled the building. loucone was working there. investigate remember looking at gas leak as possible cause

of the explosion. at a news conference city officials say workers inside the building made a critical safety error. >> if you are smelling gas you call 91. that's what you should do. that's what they didn't do here. when they smelled the gas the restaurant owner called the owner of the building, which as a major mistake. >> now officials also say they have notified families of the two men and they are no longer actively looking for anyone trapped inside. a fire fight nerve fresno, california is seriously hurt after he falls through the roof after burning home. watch this video right here. you can see the firefighter in the middle right there in the smoke, then all the sudden, hard to watch the roof collapses and he falls into the garage. other firefighters and good samaritans helped pull him from the burning building. that firefighter being treated for sioux just burning on more than half of his body. >> well, it is called the silent killer. it is on the rise, doctor rob is in the house to let you

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>> 6:23, hard to believe on march 30th we're talking snow flurries, katie. >> i know, but not the most unheard of. let's back up, let me explain myself. okay? still not uncommon to be bottom in the three's. it is average.

storm scan3 coming through right before the sun comes up. it is just coal enough. that's really all there is to it. so not going to see this accumulate anywhere than just quick little dusting on unpaved surfaces, and many every you across delaware, might be steady rain, but looking at primarily just rain temperatures little too warm. so, this wet weather comes strictly this morning. this afternoon the clouds break for some sun. but the breeze will kick in. because of the cold front crossing through but just one week away, from that philly home opener, and right now, it is looking promising. we're anticipating nice warming trend through specially thursday, and friday, thursday looks, i got to tell you my favorite day of the forecast, the mildest and brightest. or one of the mildest anyway. but even beyond that point leading into easter and opening day mid 50's our general he can peck takes with some sun by those points. jess over to you. >> oh, can't wait for. that will thanks, katie. good morning everybody doing okay so far. starting to see little bit of volume out on the blue route around route one northbound southbound, you can see little bit of brake lights up there.

>> dark pay way avenue to get on by the blocked lanes at at pennington road at olden of. the bridges look look willing zero g dollars two, little slow from the ben into the city but relatively norman ' free. >> roller coaster riders get an unexpected thrill as new york's coney island. the famous cyclone roller coaster got stuck on the tracks on it very first run of the season. not a good way to start the year. about two dozen roaders were strands the in the middle of the drop from the coaster's tallest point. they spent few minutes up there before workers helped them walk down to the ground. >> the very first ride of the year. >> first ride. everybody was all pumped up, hands up, then whoa, what's

up. everything is okay. good. >> still a they had in morning, "eyewitness news" hearing from the pennsylvania state troop here survived getting ambushed on the job. jan? six people injured, including a falls township police officer. as he was conducting a traffic stop. they say someone driving another car slammed into all three, i'm jan carabeo coming up the full details. >> see you shortly also, new look at the co-pilot of the plane that crashed in the alpsment as we learn more about the horrifying final moments. >> and jessica and katie return they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. we're back in just two minutes. good morning.

>> in is sour worse nightmare, keep your eyes on the road. >> three car collision on what police say is a dangerous stretch of highway put six people including a falls township police officer in the hospital. now, officers say that crash happened while the officer was on routine traffic stop along route one northbound side. >> good morning, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at the falls township police headquarters, in fairless hills. jan? >> reporter: ukee, erika there is was very serious car accident involving three

cars now fortunately, police say, the offers here was involved in this accident did not suffer severe injuries. they say the officer does have broken bones but will survive. will recover. however, as you mention, six people did have to go to the hospital as a result of this accident. take a look at the video. some severe damage involved here. this accident happened at 10:45 sunday night on route one near route 13. a falls township police officer had pull over a driver clocking 90 miles per hour. now, as the officer was walking to speak to that driver, police say a third car crashed into the patrol car causing chain reaction. the officer's car then hit the vehicle that had been pulled over. four people in the vehicle were taken to the hospital. so was the officer who was thrown during the accident. now, none of them had life threatening injuries, police are still investigating, the cause of the crash. but do have some preliminary information. take a listen. >> the operator of the striking vehicle did seem to be impaired. we are investigating this as dui accident at this time.

>> now, police also go on to say they believe that speed was a factor, they say the driver of the striking vehicle suffered severe head injuries. no update on the drivers condition this morning. coming up in the next half hour, we will talk about this stretch of roadway. police say it is a very dangerous stretch where they often clock people going more than 100 miles per hour. but for now, reporting live outside the fall township police department. jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new information just in to us on this deadly crash we told but earlier on i-295 north in mt. laurel, new jersey. police now tell "eyewitness news" it began as single car accident when a woman struck a guardrail. that driver then got out of her car and was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer. the victim is now identified as lyric smith teenage fresh burlington county, new jersey. a pennsylvania state trooper wounded in a deadly ambush last fall is on the road to recovery. says he now want to return to the force. trooper alex douglas was shot september 12th, 2014 outside

the blooming grove barracks. corporal brian dixon was killed. douglas made his first public remarks on saturday, as the borough of dunmore named a road after dixon. he spent the last six months undergoing more than dozen surgeries. >> i feel good. i am getting better. now i'm off crutches and on a cane. our department was tremendous during this horrific tragedy. that is what really kept me motivated, and just looking on into the future. >> police arrested eric frein after 48-day manhunt in the pocono mountains. frein has pleaded not guilty to charges for which prosecutors say they plan to seek the death penalty. >> your time coming up on 6:33, here is your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, hey everyone happy monday to you. off to little damp start to say the least depending on your location, you might actually have steadier rain rolling on through. depending on your location, you may actually have light dusting of snow out there. and i know that almost, what,

do a double take, yes, when you look at the radar you might be wondering what the heck is going snob we are warming up but we are at the point of the morning guys, where it is the coldest. so it is not totally unheard of. for us to see little bit of very light snow. at this time of the morning at least on the radar. that's he can actually why it is showing up. so i don't think do you have worry about anything other than damp roads maybe some very minor problems with slick travel, and as i said having hard time sticking to anything other than maybe the mulch in your front yard or the grass. so it is not going to be anything that you have to shovel away for sure. 35 degrees our current temperature at philadelphia international airport. we have had some signs of life here as well, some flurries, but those too in center city have had tarred time sticking. 32 degrees in doylestown, that's a spot folks where you might end one light dusting it it perhaps is still snowing out your way. meanwhile, outside middle township high school. little glimmer of sunlight through the gray skies overall, 36 degrees the temperature there, and there will be some fresh rain that rolls through.

they are a little damp from one previous round every light showers that rolled through. but yes this is primarily morning event. this is just a frontal boundary dropping on through the cold air doesn't have enough time to catch to up it. so we still should hit very seasonable 58 degrees. and later this afternoon, i fully expect that it is a much nicer second half of the day. you will get a lot more sunshine as the day progresses jess, over to you. >> good morning everybody little after 6:30, and we're dealing with a pretty quiet morning, in the beginning, it was a little hectic, now in the middle of a little bit after lull. everything is just starting to pick up, little bit of volume here on the schuylkill expressway. but we're not doing too bad. right around spring garden, everything is still moving along, if you are going westbound, if you are going eastbound, no problems in or out of the city as well, over the ben franklin bridge, same story, starting to see slow going if you are headed westbound from the jersey side, into philadelphia, all lanes are open, though, same thing all lanes open into new jersey, but that's not really where we are used to seeing all of the volume. out in new jersey route 55 southbound, we do have an

accident, right before little mill road. pushed over into the shoulder, and the same downed pole downed wires situation from earlier accident on pennington road blocking all lanes at olden avenue north and southbound dark parkway avenue to get on by, back to you. >> jess, thank you. investigators say they have isolated 78dna strands in the french alms where the germanwings plane crashed. in germany meanwhile a community is mourning the loss of 16 students and two teachers killed in that crash. cbs news correspondent chris van cleve reports. >> cold rain, biting wind, grim backdrop to the sadness hanging over germany this palm sunday. sixteen students and two teachers from the town of about 30,000 died tuesday when germanwings flight 9525 crashed into the french al p. outside their school, a sea of red and white con dolan cents. hundreds of candles, flowers, and messages, surround pictures, showing the smiling faces of young lives lost too soon. people keep coming here to the school to reflect on the lives

this community has lost, mourning in silence, one woman lit a candle and then asked out loud why. >> this is new video of a teenage andreas lubitz flying a glider when he was 17. investigators believe the co-pilot intentionally crashed the airbus a320 killing himself and 149 others tuesday. his motive remains unknown. german tabloids claim the captain of the doomed flight could be heard trying to break down the locked cockpit door shutting open the damn door. some reports say anti-depressant were found in lubitz's home and he south treatment for a detached retina. medical issues he apparently hid from the airline. >> real he said. >> twelve year old julia's father brought he and siblings to the school, laid flowers at the memorial. >> the people are sad because the many friends of them. >> and for many in this community, they may never understand why 18 innocent lives were taken in an

instant. in germany chris van cleve cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> please stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage, we'll bring you update on the investigation, on television, and of course, on line at cbsphilly.com. it is 6:37. before you walk out the door, we'll update today's stories including taxi driver's wild ride overnight. >> also, it does not feel like baseball weather right now does it? hey the phillies season opener just one week away. oh, just makes you want warm thinking about it, we'll let you know about the new security notice you will have to go through on your next trip to the ballpark. that's ahead. >> and don't fall victim to the silent killer, doctor rob's in the house with what you need to know, about your blood pressure. be right back.

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>> of. >> we are following developing story in florida right now. new video just in from overnight van crash that killed eight people and hurt ten others in a rural part of central florida. police say a church group was heading home to fort pierce when the driver ran a stop sign lost control and the van ended up in a canal. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that deadly crash. erika? >> ukee, a police officer and five other people are in the hospital after a chain reaction crash in bucks county. it happened late last night near route one and route 13, in falls township. a car hit the back after

police car and then the police car crashed into a vehicle, the officer had pulled over for speeding. investigators want to know if speed or alcohol played a role in this accident. >> also, federal aviation authorities are investigating the deadly crash after small plane yesterday near brandywine airport in chester county. a pilot and passenger were both killed. and, us secretary of state, john kerry and western negotiators, want tehran to make con significance cents before they agree to nuclear weapons deal. tomorrow is the deadline for both sides to reach an agreement. >> well in sports the annual march madness ncaa men's basketball tournament will be decided week from tonight. today of course we know the final four michigan state will be in indianapolis, they needed over time to beat the lou i ville cardinals 76 to 70. it is the spartans ninth trip to the final four, and coach tom z seventh strip. the coach won it all in the

year 2,000. the spartans will face coach k's blue devils in the final four match up, duke beat gonzaga last night. coach k made it to the final 12 times the same number as ucla legend which is hard of westwood john woods. pro-ball now the fan appreciation night tonight at the well in south philly as the sixers host the la lakers, teams are looking forward to this year's draft lottery. sixers battled it out. the cavaliers yesterday in cleveland, new orleans noel with two of his from the ally-oop. nicely done. labron james and more, he had 20 points and 11 rebounds, and it all came down to the final shot after the sixers miss a ton of free throws. they had this game, the sixers couldn't get anything for the end. sixers lose by 1.87 to 86. >> well the flyers are off until wednesday and with only six games left in the season, they are just playing for pride now. the fly guys were officially eliminated from the post-season last night when

boston beat carolina. this shouldn't commas any big surprise, the phils will start lifting cole hamels to the season opener, second day cole has had the opening day assignment. open against the boston red sox citizens bank park one week from today. that time of year. erika, back to you. >> finally that time of year. get ready for stepped up security when you head to phillies game, starting with next monday season opener for the first time every single fan will have to walk through metal detector to get into the stadium. team started this extra screening last summer at just the right field gate. the phillies will talk about the enhanced security procedures later this morning. well probably her to than few seattle seahawks fans wish tom braid i would jump off a cliff. metaphor i cannily speaking of course. tom brady took leap of faith jumping off this cliff in costa rica. watch him here. brady posted this video to facebook he's okay. he wrote on there never doing that again. the video came with a ton of comments from paths fans freaking out their star

quarterback could have gotten injured. i don't blame them. >> heard from coach bill a check yet? my goodness. >> i'll be dog straight -- don't think so. >> ya. >> don't think so. >> nice walk down the beach sounds nice to me. >> so with you. if i'm going to costa rica, it is not to go jump off clips. guys let's take a look at your eyewitness weather watcher network. reports coming in temperatures generally 60s. for the most part these temperatures are above freezing but it is still enough that if it is coming down a snow for some of you you are going to find a little hint after dusting out there and that's actually what came into us from steven de clemente. you can see out on the deck here light dusting on unpaved surfaces, so there is what looks like his grill on his patio, but the patio itself, nothing actually had chance to stick. so that's the general gist here. another 33 degrees reading coming in from de chemical end

tee, another good picture from williamstown looks like the whole front of his car covered here. yes, might need to break out that brush and wipe some of that away, at least flick the windshield wipers a couple of times, other than that your drive mainly damp. kerr old he is coming in at 37 degrees, seeing temperatures at least warm enough that it is ticketly rain for her. depend where you are. further south generally speaking you are the more likely you will find strictly rain. but this system looks a lot worse. bark a lot worse than the bite on this disturbance all clearing out of here. clear skies currently finding midwest. here is another disturbance clipper system, but not going to be snow producer necessarily t comes into our area already by tomorrow afternoon. so it is a quick mover. and that is does so, it will -- oops skipped a had i head. going to the seven day rain moving in hereby tomorrow afternoon. temperatures taking a modest hit, back to the low 50's, and then i have to tell you thursday is the day to make outdoor plans. i mean, we got to give it a

round every applause, right? erika loves this. sixty-four sunny always been sunny and coal or wet and mild. so finally beautiful day to look ahead to. make some plans, trust me, you want to take advantage of it while you can right? jess, over to you. >> you can say anything you want the first half as long as you ends with thursday at 65 degrees everybody is hammy campers. >> starting out 95, starting to see some jams right here for the basketball, southbound through the work zone, into the center city area. currently ben franklin bridge, dealing with a little bit of volume headed westbound into the city. start being mid-span of the bridge, into the city. also losing one right-hand lane ongoing construction, used to, that but not really where we deal with a lot of volume in new jersey, but two lanes getting by therefore the time being. out on the rest of the majors, schuylkill expressway, eastbound, little slow, from the blue route into the vine, 22 minute, no problems currently on the blue route headed southbound, and 422 eastbound, slow, and the normal spots from oaks into 202, it will i can that you about 11 minutes there erika

back to you. >> we've all probably gotten our blood pressure taken from time to time. but just how much could high blood pressure affect your health? >> according it the cdc hyper re den sean deaths have been on the rise. family physician doctor rob dan off joins thus morning to answer questions about keeping your blood pressure in check. good to see you sir. i can't look. you got that white coat on. that will white coat syndrome. blood pressure going up already. >> i'm going to monitor you. >> hypertension, what exactly is this? >> pressure in our arteries. tomorrow number, cystolic, when the heart pumps, squeeze it is out into our system, that's the top number. the bottom number is inbetween heartbeats, that's our normal pressure. and basically, it is the blood pressure against our artery walls. and that's blood pressure. and, the cdc just did big stud fry between 202,013 showed that the risk or the increase risk of death roast almost 62%, that was related to high

blood pressure, uncontrolled, which is hypertension as a -- >> talk about the numbers are both of those important? is one more important than the other? >> erika, great point a lot of people say to me, doctor, i'm worried about the top number. no both numb letters are important. so, for example, 120 over 08 is considered normal. but if you're over 140 the top number, or over 90 the bottom number, we need to really address that. a lot of times this medication, but sometimes just lifestyle changes that we can do to lower your blood pressure. >> my mine was 95, with a i back in the day considered mild hypertension at the time. but now i'm taking blood pressure pill once a day for the last 15 years and gotten low. >> you're doing the smart thing. because they call it the silent disease. a lot of times people won't come into the offices, doctor i don't have any symptoms. you know what? how do i know? because you often don't know. the the only way to do it, get it checked. >> other symptoms? >> a loft times no symptoms. sometimes people say oh, doc they have headache, or little

dizzy, but i can tell you the majority of people don't have symptoms until the blood pressure is really high. things that people do that crib to high blood pressure, being inactive. if you're not moving around a lot, if you drink a lot of alcohol. if you smoke. if you really overweight. or if your diet has a lot of sugars and salt, those all can crib to high blood pressure. >> uncontrolled stress, stress reduction techniques. >> so trying to do it naturally don't want to take medication, check offer the list of things you just mentioned and don't do those things. >> our ' right. erika, you know, you're real active. so being active even walking like 30 minutes a day, five days a week, also, decrease sugar, decrease salt in your diet. try to get more rest. if you have sleep apnea a that could raise your blood pressurement. by the way if you have diabetes, do you know majority of people with dai-ichi beat east, so the bottom line is no matter what medical condition

you have, if you have high blood pressure, important to get it controlled. even though you may not feel you have it hi, get it controlled. because it can lead to death. >> we've got 30 seconds left. get one of snows. >> get one every these. a large name, spent a lot of money to learn check it with your doctor. make sure it is accurate. >> doctor, thank you so much. 6:50 what's coming up this morning. >> charlie roads joins us in new york with your preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee erika. ahead new video provides insight into the germanwings co-pilot's past, allen pizzi in germany tracking developments in the crash investigation, but part of the interview with the president you did not see on last night's 06 minutes information air strike against isis. story you have been covering misspelled name gets seattle stranger invited to a philly bachelor party. how about that? we're there for the big celebration between new friends, that and more the news is back in the morning

we'll see you at 7:00. >> nicole brewer spoke with them on friday. great great folks. talk to you soon. 6:51, before you walk out the door, katie has your forecast, when we do traffic and weather together. tracking flurries for this morning. flurries. >> march, i know. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on the station you are watching. cbs-3. ready to get rid of that old mower and move up to a honda well, you couldn't have picked a better time choose from ten different models with features you just won't find on any other mower whether you decide on the rock solid hrr series

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>> tracking. we saw some flurries out there. >> coming through very lightly, where they are coming and actually having chance to stickment all sticking to unpaved surfaces, so that's something good at least we have going for usment don't worry about any accumulation out on the area roadways, but it will be dampment you can see specially into the southern delmarva here, across delaware now pretty heavy batch of rain actually headed your way so bit more moisture to work w pollen report, even though it felt like spring has had real hard time getting it sever started let's bring allergies will get you

herement being ambushed by pollen especially by tomorrow, wind will help really make for some very tough times for allergy sufferers, please be ready for. that will meanwhile today we expect to see the temperatures stay in the upper 50s despite passage every front. cold air does catch up to us. looking ahead to tomorrow, looks like quiet day overall eventually see rain move in later tomorrow afternoon. jess over to you. >> 6:55, and the onramp into 95 southbound right around cottman avenue, right over here, due to ongoing construction, has reopened, everything moving nice will. you can see little jam though on 95 at dot man avenue, definately something we're used to, as well. over the the boulevard no problems really starting to see build up here in the southbound lanes headed into the schuylkill expressway. no problems hardly at all no volume really on the northbound lables. out in new jersey still dealing with few problems, one on route 55 southbound right before little mill road. an accident pushed over into the shoulder, erika back over to you. >> thank you, 2014 wing bowl champs did you know they're also a bacon lover?

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good morning. it is monday march 30th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." indiana under fire for its new religious freedom law. this morning apple's ceo tim cook calls it very dangerous. syria's president reveals how his government knows when the u.s. will attack isis. we'll have part of charlie's interview you didn't see on "60 minutes." plus it is 3 feet tall weighs nearly 500 pounds. we'll take you inside on the battle for the emerald. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this is about protecting religious liberty. we're not going to