this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". oh, what a difference a day makes, look right there, from snow on the left, rain, rising temperatures, we have our eye on the storm and expecting very heavy downpours. >> live look at storm scan3, you can see, just the size that far system, moving through our area. definitely a dreary start to your afternoon. good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. right over to meteorologist, katie fehlinger joining us in

the weather sent, have your eye on the storm, what a changer. >> absolutely, and we've been watching not just mild air move in here but also we had ice issues, then we had snow obviously yesterday. now just dealing with straight up rain note the worse rolling through at high nine, will be with us for at least the next couple of hours, but we take you outside, show you what's happening first and for most from cambell's field camera, obviously skewed by all of the wet weather and certainly the poor visibility that's out here overlooking the ben franklin bridge a lot more difficult now, to storm scan3, the tighter zoom, look at the line set up here at the moment, we're not seeing any lightning strikes on this loop. this is some serious convergence going on with the winds flow, really helping to get some up lift going, and lot of wet weather pushing through the area, that line, in fact, right, there through delaware, and portions of

chester county is actually responsible, in a place like coatesville, for almost a quarter or rather a one and three quarters inch rainfall rate per hour. so, it is moving through at least. not necessarily going to find that much. falling at any given second, but definitely dealing with very heavy rainout of this. moving forward, significant climb, on the thermometer through the last couple of hours here, we started off hovering near freezing early in the morning, then we just sky rocketed flirted continue to flirt with 60 degrees this hour, quick peak at this current temperatures what you will notice, we are almost at 06 in philly, in trenton, in millville and the list goes on, rest of the day will feature heavy rain for the next couple of hours, isolated storms, ponding on roads you bet you, poor visibility, already seen examples of that, and unfortunately, river and creek flooding a concern. but thankfully winding down as

the p.m. commute is winding down as well. pretty quiet stretch. >> thank you, like katie said what a difference few hours makes, what people woke up in jenkintown montgomery county this morning, those untreated surfaces were slick and slushy but now temperatures on the upswing, and rain moving back, in all of that ice and snow will soon be history. so, now is a great time to make sure to have the handy cbs philly weather app on your phone, check the radar, get the updated forecast any time you would like, download it on itunes and google play. man is in critical condition after being shot on busy center city street. police hoping eyewitness accounts, and nearby surveillance video can help them track down that suspect. jan carabeo tells us police believe robbery was the motive. police calling it rare shooting in center city two men walking in the area of 15th and locust are approached by a mask man.

police say says suspect tries to rob but tries to run and shot in the arm. >> fifteenth and low cut, broad and locust, known for businesses, known for theatres, very safe area. very rare for someone to get shot. ninth district police called to locust street before 1:00 a.m. for the shooting. they followed a trail of blood to broad and sansom, found the 38 year old bleeding heavily, tape taken to hahnemann hospital in critical condition. >> apparently the bullet struck him in the right arm, struck an artery because he lost a lot of blood. >> central detectives spent the morning processing the scene. they found one spent shell casing, from a semiautomatic weapon. they're now also searching for surveillance video, at this time unknown what the suspect got away with, but the victim is expected to survive, but they say this easily could have ended much differently. >> any time someone approaches you, with a gun, or a knife,

who are any weapon best thing do, just cooperate. it is not worth getting shot or stabbed or hurt over money, or safe phone or any of your possessions. >> jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> two people to the hospital, firefighters were called down to the 3,000 block of north water street just before 8:00 this morning, we're told the victims man and woman suffered smoke inhalation and minor burns. three homes in all were damaged. no one else was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> presidential candidates, hillary clinton, is meeting with civil rights leaders in new york, while her rival, bernie sanders, attends fate leaders breakfast in south carolina on the gop side donald trump setting his sites on the bush family and ted cruz. correspondent craig boswell reports from south carolina.

took the stage to help give younger brother jab an extra boost, the former president gave a speech with finley veiled jabs at donald trump. >> jeb is a man of deep and humble and genuine fate, fate that reveals himself through good works, not loud words. >> trump hit right back. >> why do you mention jeb bush? he is not competitive, although his brother came together, having a thing, try to make it better but i don't think it will happen personally. >> trump reserved deepest insults for ted cruz. >> i think ted is a very unstable guy. i have never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. >> the attacks come just days before saturday's republican prime near south carolina, the first time voters in the south head to the polls in this presidential campaign. political scientist professor says 2016gop race in the state is unusual. traditionally a candidate like

cruz would be very appealing in south carolina but this time, you know, trump is leading in all of the polls, and traditionally he is not a candidate that south carolina voters would support. predict republican field will narrow after saturday's primary result. craig boswell for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> stay with "eyewitness news" for everything you need to know for race for the white house. complete campagne 2016 coverage on tv and on our website cbsphilly.com. governor chris christie will unveil proposed budget tote new jersey lawmakers two, crucial matters at hands, the transportation trust fund, which lawmakers say will run out of cash by july, if there is no action, christie is also expected to decide just how much to pay the state pension funds. will address deliver his address in the state house at 2:00 this afternoon. >> coming up this noon on "eyewitness news", pope francis is bus which another big day in mexico. how he started things off south of the border, and what he has planned for the rest of

the day. >> there are going to be people along the way who will try to under cut your successor take credit. >> shots fired. taylor swift apparently calling out kanye west there. the rivalry, renewed between two music superstars, we have all of the highlights from last night's grammy awards, that's coming up after the

>> rainy weather made for messy travel conditions. spring guards earn earlier today. katie fehlinger will have the latest on the rainy weather coming up in about ten minutes for you. check this out. severe winds in south florida caused major damage. look at the palm trees there. wow there is video just in from miami, and you can see just how strong the winds were. storm caused downed power lines, blew beach chairs all over, capsized boats. there are reports after tornado in miami, although, officials have not yet confirmed that. >> now, that same storm system that brought tornados to other parts of the south including mississippi and alabama, that's what you are looking at right here, more than dozen homes have been destroyed. in in mississippi windows blown out of cars and the roof of school was damaged. at least 16 tornados reported across the south monday. there have been reports, have not been reports, rather, of any death or serious injuries from that severe weather. pope francis continues his tour of mexico today, in a city known for drug violence in recent years.

the holy father touched down in the city this morning. that is where supporters greeted him with excitement. pope francis celebrated mass this afternoon, and speak to estimated 50,000 young people during a stadium ventilator on today. he spent the previous day in the mexico's poorest and least catholic state. pope gave homily in three indigenous lounges in front of 100,000 followers. tomorrow, pope francis will arrive at the us-mexico border. all right, switching gears to the grammys, music's biggest night is now in the history books. >> in full coverage mode, on one of the biggest nights, the biggest night for music and all of the big moments for us, guys, what a night? great night. but let's get to the biggest, by taylor swift. i mean, she opens the show and full glitter mode.

>> i think the bigger store hire what she accepted the award for 1989, she threw all kind of shade. >> oh, ya. >> there will be people along the way who will try to under cut your success, or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. >> wow and drop the mike, reportedly all fired up over tracks famous where he he will ludes to making her famous, when he crashed her acceptance speech at the vma's in 2009. you their. >> and i think taylor is such a class act, finds the appropriate way, empowering to other young women, hey, shake it off, and good for you. >> shake it off. i like you use that. that will was nice. >> gram grammys sweetest moment. >> i got misty, i got misty. >> everyone did. >> specially her dad.

>> (crying). >> it seems like the thing of the night is to bring your parents as your date. is that what is happening? >> oh, yes, yes. >> she is so likable. >> but it is good luck to bring your parent. look what happened with ed sheeran, he bridges his folks in, song of the year for thinking out loud. >> my parent for the past four years trying to come to the grammys every year, every time i lose they go maybe next year. >> well, next year finally came. how great is he? i love that guy. >> absolutely. >> and that song, still one every my very favorite songs t makes me cry every time i their. >> great guy. >> lovely person, and how sweet to fly his parents in every year, come on. >> i know. >> and taylor coming to up him after he won, giving him a big kiss. >> they're really good friends. >> love that. >> then of course the grammys would not be the grammys without the best dress. >> oh, absolutely. let's talk outfits. so does it go to taylor, and in that two piece number, or is it to lady gaga, or adele?

mark jacobs number -- and selena gomez in the cut out calvin klein, absolutely gorgeous. and then there was sierra with that thigh, split up to her -- >> let's not forget the fellows. let's talk about sam in that pink tux? >> can't miss him in that thing. >> is it pink? it is more of a -- >> no, it was pink, it was definitely pink. and bravo dude real men wear pink. >> absolutely. you know what, i'm picking t swift for my 25 are you outfits, i normally would not put those two colors together, but she pulled it off. >> she had a great night. guys, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> nice talking to you. take care. >> oh, great night. still ahead on "eyewitness news", history is made for the sports illustrated swimsuit edition. three models, three different covers, for the first time ever a plus size model on the cover. what she has to say about that coming up. katie? >> erika, of course, we are tracking some very heavy rain

out there. gone are the ice and the snow, and it is a little dose of spring time despite the rain. we will track that for you coming up. have your full forecast as well after the break.

toy makers showing off their latest creations at the annual toy fair in new york city. no surprise some toys going more high tech. as kenneth craig found out, old-fashioned games are also a tracking a whole new generation of kids. >> from robotic dogs, who can chase a ball. >> go forwards. >> to drones responds to your

voice. >> at the international toy fair, breakthroughs in technology are pushing the industry to new heights. >> go to that place in your minds again. >> this star wars toy allows kids to use their minds to control the game. >> what they are thinking happens over here. >> well, what happens is, these sensors out behind my ears, on my forehead, will pick up my beta brain waves, as i'm concentrating and thinking about moving the holograms within the horse trainer. >> the toy market is the $24 billion industry in the u.s. up 7% in the last year. not just high tech driving the increase. >> what's big right now in the toy world? >> what's big is variety, innovation. >> toy industry association president and ceo steve says, surprisingly, low-tech is also making a come back. this year family board games are a big hit, whether brand new games or new take on old

classics. >> pull the family together, have some fun. >> but says the toy market has become an entertainment industry. not just for kids, but the whole family. >> kenneth craig, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i love good old-fashioned board game. sports illustrated annual swimsuit edition on sale today for the first time in it 52 year history, the issue has three different covers. rhonda rouse i, haley clause end, and ashley gram, they all have their own front page. the magazine says the women have beauty that's not quote cookie cutter. rosacea mixed marshall artists, one a fashion model, gram becomes the first plus size cover girl. >> curvesexalicios. >> oh, see all these can you information. >> i'm 14-16, depending on the time of day.

>> later tried to teach cobert how to properly pose for sports you will straight dollars. there is the final shot. uh-huh. i think it is terrific. i'd brew that magazine, and i love that she is one of the cover models this year. >> absolutely agree. >> not much after swimsuit day. >> no, but feels nice anibal any outside, for sure. >> 50's, i will take it. >> flirting with 50 in a up do elf spots. not too much more movement on the thermometer but certainly very, very mild out there already. it is going to stay that way for the rest of the day. but, you have got obviously huge trade off. show you waist going on on storm can three, also, couple of cameras, too, so let's get on outside. show you what's going on, first and for most, take you back in time. this is eyewitness note err came in to us from one every our eyewitness weather watchers. >> fun to say, like francisco. >> francisco. >> love it.

>> anyway, i digress. this is from 5:00 yesterday, snow covered street out here in williamstown, new jersey, meanwhile, now, or at least this morning, what he woke up to, completely different scene it, does look like some spring showers rolled on through. but, that's because we saw such a surge on the thermometer teach 2:00 and 3:00 this morning, we saw surge of 17 degrees in philadelphia, now it is just all rain, plane rain, but very heavy rain. and there is at least back edge to it, but next couple of hours are going to be engulfed with heavy rain and some wind. these are your current sustained wind speeds. it is basically straight up out of the south. see this sort of convergence going on here, actually the frontal boundery pushing through right now, but that's why you are seeing so much up lift take place here, because of the converging winds, and that's allowing rain to fall as herly as it is, walking through future weather, when you see orange, reds, yellows show up on radar, radar 101 as i like to say, in other words,

heavy rainfall intensity, now, evening by three pretty much done. have a chance to dry things out. drying out as well. does appear as a lot of what may still be damp has a chance to actually dry out before refreezing overnight which will be helpful. right? future rain ability, how much are we talking? generally to up about an inch or so. >> look at the difference in the temperature, mount pocono over the last 24 hours, the temperature change from this same time yesterday, to now 40 gross warmer, unreal, visibility are reduced, all, you know, of course all evidence here outside palmyra cove nature park. barely see what's off in the distance also getting skewed by the tell tell signs of the raindrops here on the camera lens. that said, once we get rid of the rain, we are in for just some quieter weather here later tonight. still breezy, and then, beyond that point, it is to stays much that way.

mid four's tomorrow, bright, sunny, chilly on thursday, then rebounds back to the 50's again, by the upcoming weekend.

that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm erika von tiehl. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always on line for you at cbs philly. com. the young and the restless is coming up next. hope you have your umbrella

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