on the road already with the fog, good morning, ladies. >> we sure did. it started bright and early, 4:30 in the morning, and they clear out quickly but they keep happening. >> right. >> leave your homes early, katie, how long can this be lasting. >> it will hang on for a few more hours, meisha, that dense fog advisory will be in effect until 7:00 this morning. so yeah, picture worth a thousand word behind me, pretty poor visibility over city scape. but as we get out to storm scan three we are finding a a few little isolated pockets of light rain and drizzle, that too starting to shift on out to sea. but you will be running into that where you need windshield wipers, you will to have slow down and it will end upsetting you back a couple minutes but fog is other issue we were talking about. south east pa specifically is where we have a dense fog advisory posted. looking at area temperatures we are off to a mile start here. fifty-three at the airport. sixty in dover. handful of lower 60's reported

at rehoboth and cape may. that tells us that this cold front has not completely crossed through just yet. that is why we still have fog. once it does we will see temperatures level off and they will start to decrease later this afternoon and we will end up with some sunshine but here, now is obviously the concern when it comes to the the commute, meisha. >> yeah, certainly is the commute, keeping my eye on things but we just had a string of problems this morning, letting you know that yes, wet roadways and visibility issues can behinder our commute. king of prussia moving in the eastbound direction at 202 you can see drops on the camera lens, wet roadways and visibility again. warning in effect, it is in every camera we look at you can actually visually see the fog. it will let you know, back you up today. new jersey 42 freeway at creek road is looking good but looking very wet around here and plenty of headlights out here as well. a accident, pedestrian struck east philadelphia avenue past

route 100. we have not had word if anything is closed. i will update you pedestrian was struck, big accident there. also construction here in cherry hill route 70 eastbound at cuthbert boulevard, right lane is block, right lane will be block until 5:00 p.m. it will be block to the start of the evening commute and also, patco, back to normal, dart route 17, however is still detours so check your schedules on line, back to you. new overnight the search is on for suspect police say shot and killed a man right in front of the several young children. it all happened in the frankford section of philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us with the very latest thon case. how scary for those children, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police say this man wearing a dark jacket and jeans walk up to the front door, opened it and began firing inside and police say he was only visiting, as you mentioned there were other rather at least ten people inside, including four children and they were not the only ones

who saw this man escape. 10:30 wednesday night an unwelcome visitor darken this doorstep in the 1800 block of east fill more. witnesses tell police came out for one man's life. >> from the witt the necessaryes the shooter, fired shots, opened the door and fired shots in the living room but witnesses believe that the shooter was shooting at the the 30 year-old victim who was shot and killed. >> reporter: fifteenth district police got the radio call and arrived to find at least two shots fired, one strike ago this 30 year-old man once in the head. he was left in the doorway to die in the living room. police say he was also visiting that home, also inside, six young adults and four children, age four through eight. >> although, someone was shot and killed we're still fortunate that there weren't other victims struck by gunfire in the house. >> reporter: the shooter ran off reportedly into the nearby tackawanna houses, witnesses were not the only ones who saw

him escape. >> we found not only philadelphia police city cameras in the neighborhood but we found pha housing police cameras in the neighborhood and we also found a business right next door to where the shooting occurred, and, those camera did record the shooter, coming to the location, iron then fleeing from the location. >> reporter: as you heard there police have have several angles of video of this suspect leaving that scene. he was last seen running east on fillmore toward tackawanna houses where he may have been hiding out. at this time police know he was wearing a dark jacket the and dark jeans and wearing light sneakers. if you know who this person is you are urged to give police a call. there is no motive at this time, however police do say there is a a history of drug activity in that neighborhood. erika, back over to you. >> justin finch, thanks for that report. security is front and center as authorities sweep the super bowl stadium and surrounding area bomb sniffing

dogs are in services in downtown san francisco, santa clara a and san jose and local airports. officials say that the k-9's are trained to detect 19,000 types of explosive and firearms and they will continue their work leading up to the game this sunday. game, of course, just three days away likely hall of famer payton manning lead broncos against mvp front runner cam newton and his carolina panthers. while those teams are practicing another team is getting ready for sunday as well. it is team broadcasting the super bowl. correspondent jamie yukiss joins us live, with the sneak peak, and you have been working, practicing all week long for us, jamie, great job. >> reporter: thank you, erika, i appreciate. that even working in tv, ways not prepared to see what it takes to produce a super bowl, between the cameras, lights, graphics, technology it is so much hard work to pull it all

off. graphics, it is just a small part of what the cbs sports production crew does to get ready for the super bowl. >> when you walk in this roomies so impressive is monitors. >> reporter: cbs sports executive vice-president ken agar has work on close to 20 super bowls. >> we will have all of the bells to whistles known to man kind in sports broadcasting. >> reporter: there will be 70 cameras capturing sites and sound including more than 30 that will be mounted around the stadium for a 360 view on top of the camera mount todd a plane and another on a tower at great america amuse many park. >> thinks super high tech. >> yes. >> sometimes you have to use a marker. >> right. >> reporter: there already 16 of these markers that mark each corn are of the end zone. the 13 production trailers on site at lehigh stadium were broad in a month ago. the set is still getting finishing touches. this is where all of the host will be sitting on super bowl sunday. they are ones that have to

embrace the technology. >> i hope it is made me smarter in tv. >> this technology helps give him some information that he can analyze, and make it interesting visually. >> reporter: but beyond what they do on the broadcast, the comment taiters to have connect with fans on social media. >> it is overwhelming for the old-timer here, i have to be honest with you. >> reporter: all to make sure there is super coverage for tens of millions of fans tuning into super bowl 50. something elsie learn is that the production teams actually start planning the minute the host city is announced. that can be years before the super bowl ever happens, erika. >> wow, a lot of working in, can't wait just a couple days now, jamie, thanks very much. don bellies, is reporting live from super bowl city. see his report later today on "eyewitness news". residents in west oak lane they are getting back in their homes after a huge gas leak overnight, it happened just after 1:30 on the 7200 block

of 21st street. someone smelled a strong odor of gas and called 911. the fire department evacuated four homes while pgw cast that broken main. >> we got on our clothes, we came outside, once i came outside i really smelled the strong smell of gas. >> one person was taken to the hospital as a precaution. once again that situation is now safe and everyone is getting back inside of their homes. good to hear. right now a big legal step back for bill cosby. he is scheduled to return to court next month after a judge refused to dismiss sex a assault charges against the comedian. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt says lawyers on the both side have a lot ahead. >> reporter: day two and bill cosby walk bay throng of reporters on his way to the montgomery county courthouse. the cosby's legal team spent hours trying to convince a judge that an apparent agreement between former district attorney bruce castor, and bill cosby, is valid. >> castor testified tuesday that he agreed not to

prosecute cosby for an alleged sexual assault in 2005. but after two days of testimony, the judge decided the reported agreement does not stand and that charge's against cosby could move forward. in december, the 78 year-old was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting former temple employee andrea conn stan at his home 11 years ago. cosby's team then tried to have current district attorney kevin steel removed from prosecuting the case. he argued that steele politicized cosby during his campaign for d.a. the judge says steele can remain on the case. cosby then walk out of the courthouse thanking supporters. many like this woman who stood outside all day waiting to catch a glimpse of bill cosby. >> he is a really big icon. it is hard to see somebody like that just go down the drain. he got a lot of work at temple. >> reporter: cosby's attorney will appeal the ruling. they have a lot of work to do. same story with the attorneys here at the district attorney's office because the next court appearance in this

case is scheduled for march 8th. reporting from norristown this morning, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". one woman is thankful to be arrive after being carjack and robbed at a gas station in southwest philadelphia police say two suspects hopped in the victim's car after she made a quick run to a gas station on 69th street and bu theist avenue. that is when they force heard to drive a block away before releasing her. it all happened on january 29th around 3:30 a.m. woman spoke exclusively "eyewitness news" about the frightening crime. >> when my car hit the pavement of that gas station that night, i said god, this is it, i'm moving from the cameras there is no more camera after this. i'm dead. >> police think the suspects who targeted her also robbed another man nearby. if you have any information you are asked to call police. still ahead this morning search continues for the hit and run driver who slam in the mother and her children in a crosswalk, and then just drove

away, now we are hearing a plea from the family. also this... presidential candidates are playing the blame game on the campaign trail as time draws short to win over voters before the nation's first primary. i'm weijia jiang in manchester, new hampshire with the very latest coming up. >> ♪ >> can't see, lot of fog, likely will impact your drive to work and school. kate will let you know how long it will stick around and possibility of snow, yep, we have said it, all that and more when we come back on your thursday morning. so happy you are with us.

severe weather continues to hit the south. meantime in north caroline at national weather service will be checking to see if a tornado or straight line wind caused all of the damage there. we don't like the sound of this. >> no, no, it is going to be on the tail end of the very same front that brought in our rain yesterday and severe weather in the deep south. we will talk about that in a second. we will start off with a look at live neighborhood network, one spot where we have mound of snow left over on the ground, we will see them in the streetlights outside pleasant valley middle and high school at broad heads villain school buses getting up dark and early here today. you will likely fine fog developing. as i drove down montgomery drive this morning you can see where there is any left over mound of snow fog is right overtop. you tend to see that happen with the air mass still with the way they were with the cold snow and warm air above

it. we have half visibility at airport, down to .3 of a mile at trenton and a it is patchy fog but very dense. here's that front, brought in severe weather, we will see low pressure develop on this tail end and then throw moisture back on shore. depending on the track, this is critical, track is critical we may end up with rain that turns over to snow throughout the overnight specific to the shore towns. so rain overnight, we are looking at 3:00 a a.m. tomorrow and then begins to potentially turn over to snow for very brief spell before the sun comes up. notice this doesn't even hit philadelphia. this is one model that is taking into being here so there is a chance that moves further inland but you're not talking more than flakes in the city and out of here. we will have more sunshine. lets go through the seven day forecast, by tomorrow, whatever end up happening with that disturbance is long gone, quickly, we will end up with some throughout the day. weekend we will call partly sunny, 50 degrees for super bowl 50 on sunday. don't you love our golden

football. lovely. we love shiny things, and we will head into machine, big old heads up at this point as early a as monday night a fresh potential for snow on the way, potential. >> keep your eye on it. >> we are five days away. >> that is our silver lining right now. >> i will warn you the roadways are very, very wet. so this is not black ice, i'm talking about but just very wet. raining. i had to use my windshield wipers coming in. i know katie did the same thing. i will let you know that will slow you down a bit. look at the sea of vehicles entering our roadways at 6:16. this is interstate 95 in the southbound direction at girard. this is going to only increase until 7:00. just thinking of hopping on i-95 just know give yourself a couple extra minutes, not to mention the fact that we have fog. we have an accident at route one northbound, that right

lane compromised right now definitely slowing you down there. 422 taillights in the eastbound direction at valley forge, brake lights going on there and also a disable tractor trail are northeast extension southbound past lansdale that right lane blocked and we have construction in cherry hill route 70 eastbound at cut burred boulevard right lane block until will 5:00 p.m. we will get to break stay where you are, cbs "eyewitness news" will be right back.

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it is two days since a driver struck a mother and her two young children in south philadelphia a now husband and father of the victims is speaking exclusively to cbs-3. arthur mcmilan got a call tuesday night that his wife stephanie and two of his girls, five-year old caitlin and four month-old lay lah had been hit crossing the street ate broad and dickinson. the accident was caught on video, stephanie and four month-old lay lah are out of the hospital but five-year old caitlin is being treated for perfect injuries. >> he's a coward for running. there is babies involve. >> so why would you do that. >> whoever it is, i hepp they get is what coming to them. >> police are still searching for the female driver of that red honda accord that left the scene. that car had been missing, passenger side mirror. well, have you ever waved another driver into traffic trying to be nice, to them,

police are a advising drivers not to do that because that nice gesture can sometimes cause accidents. the surveillance video shows bus driver in oklahoma crashing into an suv who pulled into traffic. the driver and suv told police that the crash was not all of her fault saying somebody allowed her in but police do not see it that way. >> it is not the individual waving through there but it is not visual coming down the road and happens to hit you or you hit them. it will be your fault. >> no one was seriously hurt in that crash. the driver in the suv was ticketed for failing to yield. coming up next the latest from the campaign trail, also, our own pat gallen tries his hand at rowing but he is not just working out with just anyone we will introduce to you a local woman who will be rowing in the olympics, see if pat can keep up with her. also talking about some dense fog and possibly snow for tomorrow, katie. >> it is possible, yeah. we are watching another area of low pressure ride up the coast and throw moisture back

on shore here we will look at that possibility and also talk about the latest with the fog, it is getting better, we will have full details on the other side stick around.

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over who won in iowa. yesterday, trum april accused cruz who finished first in iowa of stealing the state's caucus, and calling for the results to be nullified. >> it is in surprise that donald is throwing yet another temper tantrum where he would like. >> reporter: trump was almost two hours late for a campaign event in arkansas yesterday, after his plane experienced, mechanical issues, and he was forced to land in nashville. he is expect to hold at least three events in new hampshire where he is leading cruz in the polls. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile marco rubio's presidential campaign is getting support from a senate collogue, pennsylvania republican pat toomey. he says rubio has best chance to win this november. rubio is getting sport from former presidential candidate rick santorum who ended his campaign yesterday. coming up next on "eyewitness news", head up for hard hit residents and business own are down the shore, who got flooded out

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good morning, that dense fog advisory has lift add long with some of that fog, so our focus is shifting to the possibility of snow tomorrow morning, first and foremost this is just because fog is lifting does not mean it is out of here. still could affect the morning commute. >> that is the immediate concern for us, we have been dealing with the front crossing through not

completely gone, there is a little mist, fine drizzle until spots but also that fog but as you said dense fog advisory we had has been allowed to expire. things are improving. wind beginning to pick up. there is a hint of moisture left here on the radar as we take that look at storm scan three. current temperatures are all over the place, very mild down the shore right the now, 59 in ac. we are seeing wind pick up more. notice direction more than anything as it turns more northwesterly that will scour out your included cover, a breeze and some dryer air moving in here. so even though i wouldn't say, we're out of the wood. we have fog out there, it is gradually getting better and better. our temperature a at best holding in the low to mid 50's here in the afternoon an we will fall back off later on tonight. we will talk about the possibility of snow, there is an area of low pressure yet to develop but once it does it will clip us at the shore towns and depending on the final track we may end up with

very light, keyword, light snow, primarily south east of philadelphia and likely start off with rain. that is bullet point right there for you but we will take a closer look as we go throughout the show, meisha, over to you. good morning everyone happy thursday to you. if you are just waking up we are so seven happy you are here. we saw an accident cleared in bucks county route one north bound before route 32 that right lane was block for some time, slowing you down, now it has been cleared and looking good in and around that a area. you can see that sheen letting us know it is wet out there. it is not black ice. too warm for that. very wet. you can see droplets as well. this is schuylkill moving east at city avenue an area that is heating up in the only in the eastbound direction but on the westbound side coming from the roosevelt boulevard southbound. looking busy, a lot of you leaving your homes early, smart thing to do on a day with some fog and wet rose ways for sure.

taillights moving in the northbound direction. vehicles in this area, anywhere we look that started early. disable tractor trailer, past lansdale that right lane is block because of that you will want to use caution, definitely construction in cherry hill route 07 eastbound, that right lane block until 5:00 p.m., over to you. health officials are closely monitoring the zika virus, months keith owe born virus is spreading at an explosive rate with florida's governor now declaring an healthy mergecy. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao, is joining us on the set. now that it is here at home people are understandably concern. >> we have seen cases all over the country. in fact, florida new has nine confirmed cases of the zika a virus. one of the concerns there is that those patients could now infect u.s. mosquitoes. the governor, as erika mentioned, issued a healthy mergecy in four counties.

in florida an emergency health declaration has cleared the way of more spraying of mosquitoes, concern is growing as the number of zika cases climbs in the u.s. health departments in 12 states and washington d.c. have reported a at least 48 cases, so, far each case has been affect overseas except one sexually transmitted case in texas. cbs news medical correspondent scott lapuke spoke to scott pelfrey brazil. >> what is the likelihood there will be a mosquito born out break in the you had. >> reporter: all of the health officials think it is very unlikely you'll have a big out break on the scale of something say in brazil. that is for a number of reasons. we have air conditioning here, we have screens, we have a true winter, we have better public health measures. you. you do see those attacked. >> reporter: he still says florida is ahead of the game by increased spraying. the concern is infected patients will now transmit virus to u.s. mosquitoes.

it could happen like this. an infect months keith the owe by the someone say in brazil, virus stays in the person's bloodstream for about a week, that person then comes to the u.s. uninfect mosquito by the him, gets virus and then by the someone else. now virus is in the u.s. mosquito. there is no vaccine or treatment available for the virus but drug makers are racing to will develop one. >> we have capabilities and infrastructure establish around our vaccine and other viruses. so we really hope to significantly reduce that time line and cut years off a typical amount have have time it toes to develop a vaccine. >> reporter: here in the u.s. though some researchers are complaining that brazil isn't sharing enough samples and data on the zika virus. sick ace link to birth defects and pregnant woman have been advised to avoid where the virus is spreading. the cdc is advice would go man to protect themselves if their

male sexual partner has travel to the country where there is a out break of zika. >> hopefully is there a vaccine soon, thanks very much. it is 6:36. there may be another potential health problems with the contaminate what the are in flint michigan. state's health department is investigate if you go there is any connection between lead contaminated water and skin rashes. michigan's health officials are planning to interview resident who report skin rashes and test water in their homes. new jersey shore resident and business owners hit hard by last month's snowstorm can now ask about assistance at two separate workshops in cape may county. flooding caused major damage to shore communities. today state officials are making representatives available from 11:15 to 4:15. the first workshop is at the sea isle city's library, second at wildwood's convention center. 6:36. a 302nd super bowl spot has hit five million-dollar mark, how about that up 11 percent from last year and that is just one of the massive numbers associated with the big game. cbs news business analyst jill

schlesinger, wow, hello, right back here joins us now from new york, joins us now from those impressive numbers in ad spending what 400 million-dollar this year. will the city benefit much this year do you think jill. >> reporter: it is interesting, a lot of complaints from the bay area because they had to spend nearly five million-dollar bucks in additional police, fire, transportation services, but visitors are expected to spend about 220 million-dollar during the week. here's something wild the state of california, stand to collect millions of dollars from the so-called, are you ready, jogging tax. >> what? >> that is a tax, yeah they tax anyone who earns income outside of the state in which he files taxes. so it the is calculated bynum of duty days that a player spend in any game function. so that includes practice, training, playing, or meeting, even if injured player who traveled with the team has to pay whether he practices or not. california has the highest

jogging tax rate in the nation. 13.3 percent tax will be leveed on the nearly 200 active broncos and panthers, players, coaches and other personnel. >> good for qualification but my goodness. it turns out that if one team wins it is better for the stock market. >> here's the deal, investors should root for the apartmenters and here's why. when the super bowl winner comes from the national football conference like carolina, the do you you jones industrial average rises 11.4 percent on average that year. when the victor is from the american football conference like the broncos it rises by just 3.6 percent, okay, i know, silly stat, don't trade based on the outcome because you could get an you the liar n2008 new york giants of the nfc defeated afc's new england patriots and dow jones plumeted by 34 percent. didn't work that year.

didn't work in 2013 baltimore ravens won. dow jones soared by 26 percent. i will say that the indicator does tend to be right 81 percent of the time, which is crazy to me he. >> that is enough to say go panthers, jill, thanks very much. >> take care. >> you too. >> is there only one place you can watch super bowl 50, it is rate here at cbs-3. coverage starts at 11:00 o'clock sunday morning. we have pat gallen here with an olympic a athlete. >> good thing to work out, after the winning eating i was doing in the last hour. wait until you me shericka an incredible woman to be an incredible olympic rower. we will see if i can keep up with her next. >> ♪ >> we are getting you jumping you are looking at bungy jumpers a jump rope team from doylestown and they are

joining us here at cbs-3 to show meisha, katie and me a few tricks. i doubt we can do that but we will try, coming up.

a local woman is on a incredible journey. she will be rowing in the olympics for nigeria. she has an amazing story. just wait until you see that grueling work out. she invited pat gallen to try it out. this is tough. >> she beat me up. i didn't make it all the way through. i cannot lie about that. sherika is a northeast philadelphia native who ace world class at the let as she veis for a medal in rowing at 2016 olympics in rio di janeiro. the she's pushing for something greater. she pushed me for a few hours as well. sherika is impressive, mount st. joseph academy product is a medical school athlete. the she's so impressive she will be rowing in the olympics. for nigeria. how did she get here. >> i'm a dual citizen and my whole family fridays nigeria. i remember watching 202

olympic games and seeing the rower that was able to qualify and row. it would be really awesome if i could do that. because, you know, just looking at this guy from this area is inspiring me and if i can get to that level i can inspire someone else. >> reporter: as she looks continue on expire others, she would be able to inspire me during a morning work out? she said it noise sweat. >> i think rowing is very easy. it is one of the only things i think in life where what you put in is the directly carl lated to what you put out. >> i'm he out here on boat house row outside the vesper boat club waiting for sherika and she will basically beat me up this early in the morning. we will do some land rowing. we will see if i can keep up with her. it is early for this but let's give it a shot. we hit machines for her crazy routines of five minutes on, two minutes off and five more minutes, followed by a four minute break. sherika does that four times

in a a session. >> is that where you are supposed to be at right now. >> that is okay. >> i'll be dead by >> after trying my best i made it rough try halfway through high intensity work out, that doesn't mean i was than the sore. >> well, sherika definitely kick my butt. i don't think i can keep up with an olympic rower. that is pretty clear. i will just hang out in here for a while. thanks, sherika. >> she says it is easy, i can assure you that what she's doggies not easy. so i could barely keep up with her, you can keep up with sherik a a as she head to rio. she will need your help. she's not receiving any

support from the nigerian rowing federation, i posted a link to her go fund me page on my twitter and my facebook. of course, every little bit will count. >> i think once she qualifies they will help her out but getting to that point and traveling, there is a lot of expenses incurred. >> and it looks so easy but doing it. >> i can assure you, it is extremely hard. i'm still sore in the shoulders. i'm a wimp though. >> oh, stop it. >> something else that is not easy to train for. >> wing bowl. >> we're one day from wing bowl 24. there is a weigh in tonight in south philadelphia. and then tomorrow, the majesty, spectacle of philadelphia's greatest competitive eating championship. last years champion ate 444 wings. also on hand former nba star and international celebrity dennis rodman. i will be reporting live, from sports radio 94 wip's wing bowl tomorrow morning right here on cbs-3. >> extra points if you wear

that wedding dress. >> do i remember that. >> yes. >> we will see what happens. >> katie, what do you think. >> what did you say. >> how the wings can you put down. >> three, or four. >> then they make fun of me for three wings. >> on par with our own pat. i know you i can like me you go with the single hand add approach because you need one hand to keep clean. >> absolutely. >> meisha is like you're nuts. >> just stop it. >> put on that bib. >> stop it. >> all right. lets go to the eyewitness weather watcher network moving things right along here. a lot of the watchers reporting at least 50 degrees. we have got this warmth in place, still moisture rich air mass and that is something i would be linked to fog. thankfully we have seen dense fog advisory for southeastern pennsylvania go out of effect. lynn was reporting she has still got fog over snow piles around her neighborhood. watch out for those very patchy, pockets of fog, and temperatures though, you can see them, still at the

60 degrees in dover, delaware. in philadelphia, the chestnut hill section phil at 52. and, still reporting light drizzle out there as well. and yeah, nice mild air to start things off here, basically, all around the region. yes, sir contact checks in at 50 degrees. do you see where we're talking about here. now as we take it the out to storm scan three. mother nature decided to throw us a curve ball later on tonight. it has not formed yet but we will see low pressure develop along the tail end of this front that is moving out of our area. it arrives the at the coast and potentially send moisture back our way. not a major player in this forecast, but it is definitely worth a mention as it ride up the coast. we may end up with here is enough cold air, early tomorrow morning that at the shore points especially we will see a little bit of very light, keyword, light snow. so, that could mean you wake up to a dusting up to an inch of snow by that point. 9:00 p.m. tonight, perhaps a few showers, rain showers, specifically already, but then we will hit about this same time tomorrow, and that is when we have the coldest air

in place. that could turn over to snow for a brief spell and then leave behind that modest a accumulation. quick check on the seven day forecast for you we will see temperatures drop off by comparison tomorrow to today, looking like a quiet weekend but a fresh round of snow as early as monday night, meisha. >> mother nature has a great sense of humor, katie, thank you, so much. good morning everyone. happy thursday. just waking up with us we're so happy you are here. we do have some very wet roadways, and we have got some fog out there still lingering around but the fog looks so much better now then it did this morning. that is good news. we have a disable school but schuylkill eastbound, you could see it down to the shoulder not causing too many slow downs. we are looking very busy. headlights out there bus think morning. take a look at a i-95 south at cottman we are in longer traveling at posted speeds there delaware county i-95 north at 452 we will see this heat up later but all morning it has been busy. disable tractor truck northeast extension, southbound past lansdale that

right lane still block. i have construction updates coming up in a little bit. erika, over to you. meisha, thank you so much. hang on, check out these kids, they are so impressive. they are bucks county, bungy jumpers. they are a performance based jump road team who travel performing these amazing routines. they are joining us this morning showing off those awesome skills and they are not out of breath is beyond me. joining me is coach justin of the bungy jumpers. this is great, tell me how did it all get started. >> they are an amazing group of kid. we started eight years ago in doylestown and it got betterment the kid that performed at local high schools, colleges, up and down east coast where sixers game next week, we are at lasalle last night, going to boston college. exciting season, a amazing experience for these kid. >> how much practice does it take to get to this level. >> we put in 40 to 50 hours in the front end to learn the routines and develop the skills with the the kid.

then from then on out we just work on the shows and we enhance the show, to see what the crowd likes and how to make it better each time. >> are you a former jump roper. >> i can barely do these tricks. the kids teach themselves and really they like once one kid gets a trick, it is pretty special. >> let's go down real quickly i want to hear your name, and gentlemen. >> my name is casey. >> my name is sophia. >> my name is megan. >> you are one dude here. >> is what your name. >> my sister did it, i was really interested in doing it too good great to have have you. >> is what your name. >> my name is devon. >> okay. >> i'm kayla. >> hi i'm maggie. >> i'm gretchen. >> has but not least. >> julie. >> i want to see you guys jumping rope. you did tell me you have a couple favorite jump rope routines. what will we see here. >> we will show off the basic

tricks. we have a basic bumper with maggie with the two ropes at the same time. pretty amazing. and this gets better, this is what we call our pogo stick jumping. >> how many times before you master this. >> they practice at home and get it for christmas but they take that and they start without the rope and then develop the rope, in there. >> come here if you don't mind how many times did you fall down before you perfected that. >> i didn't fall down that many times. a couple first tries. >> that is incredible. >> what was that. >> julia will show that real quick. >> basically where the kid go on his belly and he jumps up. >> what a a work out, the core strength you have here. >> one of the crowd favorite and what you and i remember as

kid was double dutch. >> old school routine. >> so this is popular. you will see this stuff. i would love to have you and pat. >> pat, meisha, we have you out here. okay. we cannot do that. how can we do tv news person friendly version here. come on, jump in, guys. >> all right. this is incredible. so guys, pat, katie, how many times, come on ladies and gentlemen, let's jump in. three, two, one. all right. >> okay. >> well done, pat. >> you can do three at a times go a head. >> okay, all right, hold on. >> there you go.

>> on that note we want to see you show off your favorite move. go ahead and jump.

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yourself a couple extra minutes. and we are still out of breath because of the jump roping but tomorrow morning, following the addition of the dream drive, so i'm exploring the charming shops in princeton. i found a best places to pick up coffee, snack and i got a chance to visit the princeton university. i had a great guide. professional tour guide who shares secrets of the campus and the towel. trolley tours, bus tours, ghost tours. princeton is haunted, don't kid yourself. >> she also shows me how, the campus using gps. it was a cool day. it was very good warm up with a hot cup of hot chocolate. i know hot chocolate. this has a specialty kick. tune in for a dream drive for morning on cb is. three "eyewitness news". cbs this morning is next. but first back out to the bungy jumpers jump rope team from doylestown. >> still there.

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