police now say six people are dead in michigan. they appear to have been pick at random in parking lots around kalamazoo. we are getting our first lot a the gun man. we will that have coming up. violence in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood, leaves one person dead and another badly injured. where police found victims when they were shot overnight. >> when you win, it is beautiful. and we're going to start winning for our country. >> some may have doubted us, but we never doubted each other. >> a crucial night for the presidential campaign, goes to the front runners, hillary clinton and donald trump

emerge with victories while the g.o.p. field gets smaller with another candidate and take his run for the white house. today is sunday, february 21st, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. the lets turn it over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather and another relatively warm day in store. >> it is amazing how warm 60 degrees feels. get to come out of hibernation and enjoy it. >> i saw people in t-shirts. >> t-shirts and shorts. you will see that again today. i don't think we will hit 60's but 50's is not bad. >> we will in the complain. >> we will talk about that later today. we will need your umbrella a few times over next several days but yesterday just amazing. hopefully you had a chance to be outside enjoy it, and still february. don't worry about yard work and cutting grass. mid 60's, buckingham township, pottstown 65 degrees. philadelphia officially at the airport coming in at 60. that is 15 degrees above average for philadelphia. forty-two right now at the airport. thirty-four in allentown. nice somewhat mild start to

the morning and we should be in the 20's for this time of the year with the le temperatures and not even, freezing around philadelphia some suburbs near freezing and quakertown and lehigh valley. calm wind, very comfortable outside for that morning work out or just walking the dog this morning. cloud will thicken up through the morning, we are dry though. there is rain across west virginia, that gets in here later this afternoon mainly from the city on south and east. this morning, some sunshine, temperatures mild, 30's and 40's this afternoon, mild with rain late, high temperatures topping off in the mid 50's. we will time out rain sees best chance today and then more on umbrellas needed for middle of the week. we will get to that forecast in a couple minutes. back to you. at least six people are dead after a mass shooting in kalamazoo, michigan. police are calling the manner of the killings incomprehensible. forty-five year-old jason dalton is in custody this

morning. among these shot a 14 year-old girl who was critically injured. dalton allegedly shot people at multiple locations, including a car dealership and a apartment complex, and a cracker barrel parking lot. >> somebody just driving around finding people and shooting them dead in the tracks. >> the loss that the community has suffered, the loss that the community will continue to suffer. you cannot begin to put that into words. >> dalton did not resist arrest and taken into custody without incident overnight. more gun violence back in our area, overnight shooting in hunting park, we have one person dead and anothererri grer station kyw news radio news radio is live at temple university hospital where victims were taken, cherri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. philadelphia police have confirmed that a man was killed in that shooting last night and a woman she was

severely injured and currently being treated at temple university hospital, at this point we do in the have details on her conditions but take a look at the video, what we know at this point is that it happened just before 1:00 p.m. last night, police arrived on the scene at the intersection of pike and park avenue and in the hunting park section of philadelphia. they have found the man shot multiple times, the woman was also shot as well, and they were inside of that silver vehicle when at some point a suspect or suspects began shooting, as is evident by gunshots through the windshield and shell casings on the ground. now both of the victims were rushed to temple university hospital where the man was pronounced dead, in word yet on whether the victims were shot while inside of that vehicle, or while trying to get out. again, police have confirmed that within man has died in the double shooting and woman is injured.

back out here life there is in word on the status of her condition, the victim's identities have in the been released as homicide investigators try to determine who did this and why, live from temple university hospital, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cherri, thank you. eleven people have been taken to the hospital, after a car, flipped over a median. it all happened around 2:00 o'clock this morning on roosevelt boulevard and broad street. an 11 year-old boy was thrown from the car and rushed to the hospital, and three of the people inside that vehicle are listed in critical condition. four people from at plant, two other vehicles were also, were injured. and, and, series and stable condition at chop 24 morning. and, it happened just after midnight on the 4400 unblock of holden street in west.

and, the big winner in the south carolina primary, bringing in nearly one-third of. and it has announced he is suspending his campaign. and, craig boswell is in south carolina. cbs news projections donald trump has won the south carolina republican primary, and trump came out ahead of marco rubio and ted cruz who finished in a virtual tie for second place. >> i want to begin by thanking the people of south carolina. this is a special state. >> reporter: jeb bush finish in the bottom three as he told supporters this is his last primary as a 2016 presidential candidate. >> people of iowa and new hampshire and south carolina have spoken and i really respect their decision. so tonight i'm suspending my campaign. >> no. >> yes, yes.

>> south carolina voters say most important quality in the candidate is that he shares their values and that they said the most important issue is terrorism. for cruz and rubio a strong finish in south caroline gives them momentum heading in to super tuesday march 1st with almost 600 delegates are at stake. >> we need to stand together with a proven consistent, constitutional conservative and bring back america. >> twenty-first century conservative movement is a son of the bartender and maid from cuba who tonight stand one step closer to being the forty-fifth president of the united states. >> reporter: donald trump will try to make it three in a row tuesday at nevada caucus. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and speaking of nevada, hillary clinton came out on top in the democratic caucus there. the former secretary of state, defeated bernie sanders, 53 to 47 percent. cbs's daniel nottingham is in

las vegas. >> hillary clinton savored her victory over bernie sanders in the nevada democratic caucus. >> i'm so, so thrilled and so grateful to all of my supporters, out there. >> reporter: women voted to clinton 57 to 41 percent but interest polls exposed some weak necessaryes. clinton lost the vote among vote hours value honesty. sanders was also favored among younger women voters. >> i believe that on super tuesday we have got an excellent chance to win many of those states. >> reporter: this was first test for democratic presidential candidates at courting minority voters. >> democrats gathered at caucus sites including a handful here on the las vegas strip, so casino workers could a ten. >> i want to mutt my stance on bernie getting that close finish maybe.

>> reporter: for some voters it comes down to electbuilt in november. >> she has been about children and families, her whole life and i connect to that. i believe in her. >> thank you all, god bless you. >> reporter: clinton now has momentum heading in the south the carolina primary next week. in las vegas, danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage as the presidential race, you can get latest news anytime at cbs philly.com. police are searching for suspects they say brutally attack a kutztown university student. take a look at this surveillance video. police say these men stabbed the 22-year old victim during an altercation. it happened near the campus on noble street around 12:45 a.m. saturday. police believe that at least one of the suspects is also a student. if you have any information you are asked to call the police. authorities now confirmed a woman died in a condo fire

in florence township, burlington county. family members identified victim as seven two-year old irene thorn pavilion. six others suffered minor injuries at the toll gate condos on lawrence toll gate road. chopper three over the scene on friday night. it took to hours for fire fighters to bring the flames under control and the causes under investigation. one man is in the the hospital this morning after a section of the olde city condo collapses, investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong, causing the surface of the staircase to give way last night. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us why, several other people, also could not spend the night at their home. >> they looked good to me what is that. >> looks deceive as residents of an adjacent building surveyed signs for those, in the church street condo building near second and market. structural problem of the landing of the brick exterior staircase caused one man

injury and building to be evacuated. around 74:51 woman was helped off by a fire department ladder. >> does this surprise you. >> yes, it it does because the laws before we lived here were fun bye the place. >> reporter: this couple's condo has a similar layout. it left locals like them to wonder about the condition of their olde city brick and how else they would exit their building some should they have to. >> there is in other way to get out. >> we just don't know. >> we would have to go over balcony on the fourth floor to get out in that building. >> reporter: dialogue probably isn't a bad within to have this building like many others in this area dates back to the late 1800's and city codes when it comes to exit points in historic districts can get complicated n word on when these repairs will be done. reporting from olde city, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come this morning tax prayers red flags,

consumer reporter jim donovan tells you how to know if the person you hired to do your taxes are legitimate. justin. many need umbrella today and later this week i'll time when you can see rain and when heaviest rain moves in the

have you started to tackle your tax return just yet? hard to believe but tax season is already in full swing. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan gives you some simple things you should look for so you won't become victim to a tax-related scam. millions of consumers will soon opt to put their most sensitive, personal information information in the hand of the paid tax preparer.

that is why it is so important to choose that person or organization wisely. when choosing a tax preparer the irs suggests thaw check for an valid irs preparer tax identification number, avoid preparers base their fee on the percentage of your refund. and, tax preparers don't ask for receipts or don't ask too many questions, about whether or not you may be eligible for certain deductions and credits. avoid tax preparers that ask you to sign a blank tax form and never sign a blank return. and make sure you'll be able to contact the preparer after the return has been filed. even after the april due date, in case questions arise. tax season is also a prime season for identity theft, consumers can take steps to protect personal data during this time by never giving information over the phone or internet unless you initiated the contact, with your tax professional, or an irs employee. the as i have mentioned many

times recently the irs scam calls are still going strong. if you get a call from someone claiming to be from the irs or treasury claiming you owe money and threatening rest if you do not pay, hang up, it is i a scam and warn elderly family members and friend about the scam, as they are often targeted. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. it looks like they took a break from tax preparations advice for party at wedding terminal market. he is tweeting in a veggie stacking contest. mayor jim kenney and district attorney seth williams were also there joining in on the fun, guests enjoyed live music, and of core, tasty by the from the market vendors. the this is the event's sixth year. money raised toward serving the historic market. >> yum. good day to grill possibly. >> exactly. >> barbecue in your house. >> yeah, sure everybody is invited. >> bring something over. good stuff. good call there. just get outside and enjoy it,

mid to late february, we have not quite as warm temperatures today but 50's in the so bad. and, we will talk about the rain, and, early, before that rain comes in later this afternoon. still has a lot of sunshine. check it out south jersey, live look from the middletown ship high school, cape may courthouse. there is some mid level cloud, rolling in. that is sign of the next storm system pushing through, south jersey will see rain later today. current temperatures 49. if the cloud hold off long enough parts of the south jersey could reach 60 but we are already seeing cloud reach here in philadelphia temperatures leveling off in the 50's today. way better than last sunday, 20 degrees was actual high temperature but felt like minus 13 below at one point, early sunday morning, today's forecast up to 56 degrees. much warmer today. good day to be outside. how about this we will spring ahead daylight savings time begins in three weeks. sunday march 13th sunset at

7:06. we will lose hour of sleep but people like that. they will take longer daylight hours or at least later in the evening. there is showers across west virginia, cluster of heavier showers will track east, weaken a little bit. we're pretty much moving due east. looking at trajectory there it is city on south and east for best chance to see wet weather coming in late this afternoon into the evening, so first half of the afternoon is dry if you have plans to head out the side. reason is cold front that slide on through and then just stalls right over the region for next 24 hours or so. low pressure rides along it bringing a few showers around and as we head into monday we are back to dry weather, some sunshine, so good start to the workweek, then we will see another weak system track along that front bringing showers here tuesday afternoon. the that is not main event. main event on wednesday bringing mainly rain to the delaware valley. look at the temperatures, well in the the 50's, like i said maybe parts of the interior south jersey inland just off the coast could get 60 degrees today before the the clouds

roll in. tonight, it cools down after the showers, pulling through we are talking mid to upper 30's by tomorrow morning and then high temperatures monday, cooler then today but still above average, upper 40's to around 50 degrees. now what about the temperature outlook? this is for february 28th, through march 5th. even of the month early march. signs of cold air still stuck over eastern part of the u.s. expecting below average temperatures in that time period. not every day will be below but when you average it out that is what happens. all of the warmth to the west that is typically the case. warm weather to the west, cold air in the east. that is the trend for next couple weeks. increasing clouds today rain arrives late in the afternoon, 56 for the high temperature. tonight rain mainly during evening and then 39 for the low. the here's the extended forecast good start to the workweek monday 50 degrees, tuesday more clouds roll in, some showers, potentially in the afternoon and at night, steady rain arrives from the larger storm an wednesday, it looks like heavier rain will be wednesday afternoon,

wednesday night, temperatures in the 40's. it is a latent. rain showers, link inner to thursday morning and then cold again by next week even. highs in the lower 40's and even 30's. >> keep those umbrellas by the door, thanks justin. 8:20. time to check on the roads. lets go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning. >> good morning. we are looking at i-95 where we have volume in the southbound lanes right at girard avenue, what has happened here is disable vehicle that has just cleared, this is residual delay, i-95 south at girard, disabled vehicle has just cleared, again in the south bounce lane right to the left of your screen, headlights coming toward us. or than that i-95 is in good shape through philadelphia and suburbs. this should be clearing out soon, those south bun lanes should be returning to normal. we will move traffic cams to 422 in collegeville what a peaceful picture at 422 usually is and on this sunday morning no delays or problems on 42 two and it looks fine if you are taking it this

morning. also ben franklin bridge mid span, ben franklin bridge looks good, so does walt whitman at the this point, taking ben franklin bridge no delays further up on the new jersey side on 676 or admiral wilson boulevard. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel back to you. south jersey wineries hosted wine tastings and shops and restaurant in downtown haddonfield on saturday. this is part of the popular haddonfield uncorked event. hundreds turned out for a special sip, sample and shop experience. there was live music around town, organizers say the event is a win/win for the business community and winery. >> ♪ >> and it is celebration of all things mummers, mardi gras style. more than a dozen string bands across their unique sound to manayunk, thousands of people lined the parade route along main street to see all of the pageantry, and organizers

explained why the event was held a week abe a half after the actual mardi gras celebration. >> it definitely works. i think the original idea was just that the mummers costumes fit so well with that mardi gras feeling and image of having a good time and having a great place to be. >> as an event producer you look for opportunities to create events and i felt like there was a definite synergy between mardi gras, new orleans and our philadelphia mummers. >> all 17 string band performed during the celebration. and there is still much more ahead on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, coming up next we will preview cbs this sunday morning. see the snow monkeys of japan do to keep warm. we will be right back.

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back on "eyewitness news" what is there to do on a cold, snowy day? cbs sunday morning, seth stone has found a hot spot for winter activities.

here's what you will see later on cbs, this sunday morning. >> ♪ >> reporter: sure, they are monkeys but haven't you felt like this? who could refuse a steaming hot bath on a cold winter's day this guy seems so relaxed he cannot quite keep his eyes opened. these snow monkeys come down from the mountains in nagano japan seeking warmth and as you might imagine, plenty of humans come to seek them. we made the trek in through a thick forest of japanese cedar along with the group of photographers. led by mark hemmings. >> i'm not per se a wild life photographer but i like photographing monkeys because they have such human characteristics. >> they have it made they have the life. >> reporter: matt and rubin luther from milwaukee first saw these snow monkeys in national geographic. >> we see them relaxing, and

doing something that we enjoy doing. >> reporter: these premates prefer to bath during inclement weather and snow mark hummings makes the perfect backdrop. >> right new we have snow falling, we have overcast skies, and that produces a nice soft appearance to the face for the monkey face. the plus because these are snow monkeys, we want snow. >> reporter: they look so relaxed. snow monkeys of japan and books revealed in secrets. that is this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. this morning we will continue to follow-up dates from a mass shooting in michigan. police are revising the death toll, and we are getting our first look at the gunman, how's appeared to target his victims. also ahead, beauty pageant contestants, and no stranger to the gym but these miss new jersey hopefuls are working out for more than dreams of the crowd, health reporter stephanie stahl explains the new inventive. and another spring-like day but some showers are

heading our way, justin will tell you when you will need that umbrella, stay with us.

that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ good morning, i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist justin drabick is out on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. the justin, it doesn't feel like february. you are not even wearing a coat. >> hard to believe it. here we are late february out here enjoying mild temperatures and it will feel good once again, this afternoon, in the quite as warm as yesterday because we are bringing in some clouds. you you can see those cloud moving in. mid to high level cloud, they will lower and thicken later this afternoon and then we have rain for parts of the

region but most of the day does stay dry. but yesterday hopefully you had a chance to enjoy pleasant conditions. 60 degrees for the high, officially at the airport. 15 degrees above average on saturday. there were some locations that hit the mid 60's. the right new lower 40's currently from the city, into trenton. forty in wilmington, delaware. colder in the lehigh valley and berks county where temperatures there checking in the mid 30's but still above average for this time of the year. we should be in the 20's for lows for late february. wind calm, comfortable outside, maybe going for morning bike ride or jog, pretty nice, until lighter weight jacket on. ditch winter death once again today. there are clouds mainly from the city north and west, those are thickest cloud seeing decent sunshine in central delaware and south jersey. rain over west virginia starts to pull in here by mid to late afternoon. by four or 5:00 we will see showers from the west. from the city south and east. check out these temperatures,

feeling like spring, mid 50's for highs for philadelphia and shore. it is possible that the included hold off long enough, some spots could hit 60. even in the poconos it looks like you stay dry throughout the entire day with highs in the 40's. cooler temperatures on the way but i have below average numbers in the seven day and i'll let you know when you can expect that and we will talk about the larger storm system in the middle of the week. we will have the full forecast coming up in a little bit. >> temperatures swinging the other way, thanks justin. police are calling it the worst case scenario. shoot are drives around kalamazoo michigan killing people at random. at least six people are dead this morning, and suspect 45 year-old jason dalton is now in custody. and authorities the say he drove around the area picking out innocent people. people originally said seven people were killed but one victim a 14 year-old girl remain gravely injured. dalton allegedly shot people at multiple locations, including a car dealership, and a cracker barrel parking lot. police are searching for

clues this morning after a shooting in hunting park. leaves one person dead and another injured. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live at temple university hospital with the latest, cherri, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. yes, two victims in that shooting, philadelphia police have confirmed that within of the victims a man was pronounced dead and second victim a woman is being currently treated at temple university hospital. she was severely injured in that shooting and yet we do not have details regarding her condition. take a look at the video. what we know at this point is that police arrived at pike and park avenue, just before 11:00 p.m. saturday night. they found the man shot multiple times, would the man was also shot apparently the two victims were inside of that silver vehicle, when at some point a suspect or suspects, began shooting, as you can see there are multiple gunshots through the

windshield and shell casing on the ground. both victims were rushed to temple university hospital where the man was pronounced, in word yet on whether the victims were shot while inside of that vehicle or while trying to get out. back out here live, again, police have confirmed that a man has died and a woman is severely injured and being treated here at temple university hospital as i mentioned we do not yet have details on the woman's condition and police have yet to release identity of the victims as homicide investigators try to determine who did this. live at temple university hospital, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cherri thank you. turning to campaign 2016 coverage now for the first time in the presidential race, saturday brought multiple contests on the same day. democrats weighed in on a tight contest in nevada and the republicans cast the first ballots in the south, car

other than capa wraps up the results. >> reporter: balloting started 7:00 a.m. saturday in south carolina but the contest out west, brought the day's first results. >> hillary clinton entered democratic caucus in the tight battle with birn sanders and then came out, on top. >> i'm so, so thrilled and so grateful to all of my supporters out there, some may have doubted us but we never doubted each other. >> reporter: margin of victory much slimmer than perhaps the campaign hoped. bernie sanders netted how he has been playing catch up. >> what this entire campaign has been all about is the issue of momentum, is the issue of bringing more and more people into the political process. >> from first in the west to first in the south, donald trump led by double digits heading in to saturday's

contest and he posted his second victory of the 2016 republican race. >> let's go. the let's have a big win in nevada. let's have a big win in the sec. lets put this thing away. >> reporter: with trump's victory a departure from the race, jeb bush, one time front runner, helped from his famous family in the crucial state is not enough. >> people of iowa and new hampshire and south caroline after spoken and i respect their decision. so tonight i'm suspending my campaign. >> reporter: next um for remaining republicans party caucus in nevada on tuesday. democrats come here to south carolina for their first in the the south primary next saturday. in columbia, south carolina i'm karen capa. keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the presidential race, you can get latest news anytime at cbs philly.com. meantime, washington d.c. pauses for funeral of the supreme court justice antonin scalia on saturday. correspondent weijia jiang tells us the trenton born

justice was remembered as a man of faith, with keep love for his country and his family. >> reporter: church bells told for justice antonin scalia as pallbearers carried his flagged drape casket in the shrine of the immaculate conception. >> let us pray. >> reporter: father paul scalia, justice's son presided over mass and delivered the homily. >> god bless dad with the love for his family. >> reporter: father scalia was on the verge of tears, when he talk about his dad's love for his wife of 56 years and the couple's nine children. >> to have each other for support, that is greatest wealth parents can bestow and right now we are particularly grateful for it. >> reporter: scalia's funeral service was first for supreme court justice held here at the nation's largest roman catholic church, religion was an important part of the his

life. >> it was a reminder that there are more important things in his life then the job he did every day. he was somebody who loved his church and loved his country both. >> reporter: and he loved his friend, said dick coleman, who went to college and law school with scalia. >> always gets me when i read something in the media about him being a grouch, he was warmest, funniest guy i know. >> reporter: mourners from both sides of the aisle including vice-president dick cheyney and joe biden and senator ted cruz came together to say good bye. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". fbi terrorism experts are now investigating the shooting of two new york city police officers, early saturday morning. the officers were shot while responding to reports of gunfire in brooklyn. one officer was hit in his bullet-proof vest and other was struck in the hip. neither have life threatening injuries, the suspect was shot by another officer at the scene, in word on his condition the at this time.

thousands marched through chinatown this weekend in support of the former nypd officer, as part of the nationwide rally for that officer, who was recently quick in the shooting death of an unarmed man. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh tells us why protesters say justice was in the served. >> reporter: with every chant... and every step, they are making a statement. >> i tragedy happened but it doesn't mean a crime committed. >> reporter: hundreds of people lined up as part of the nationwide rally in support of the nypd officer peter liang, rookie cop convicted of manslaughter in the shooting death of an unarmed man in 20 136789 it happened in the stairwell in the brooklyn housing project when liang allegedly misfired in the dark. the officer says that the bullet ricocheted off a wall hitting and killing 28 year-old akay girly. >> black lives matter, we

agree with that. we do grief with the family. we understand there is in compensation for what happened to him but justice math thers too. >> reporter: supporters claim officials turned liang in the political scape goat to ease rising tensions of police officers and prevent potential riots. >> everybody need to be treated equally regardless of the rat, background and political belief. this is why we came to the u.s. we believe in this country and system. >> reporter: group is plead forgo leniency for liang scheduled to be sentenced on the 14th of april and could face 15 years in prison n center city, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". victim's family said their demand for just advertise will not end despite convictions, they want justice beyond the courtroom including policy changes at nypd. is there still much more to come on "eyewitness news" this morning coming up next we will check with face the nation's john dickerson for a look ahead at today's

here on cbs three, here's cbs political director john dick are son with a preview. >> good morning, rahel. the republican race, has fewer people in it and we will talk to have one left, donald trump, marco rubio, ted cruz and governor john kasich. we will talk about where things go in the republican race, and it looks like, donald trump is on the way to the finish line. the on the democratic side we will talk to bernie sanders, he lost in nevada, what does that mean for next contest on the democratic side in south carolina. rahel? all right, thanks, john. still to come this morning, tracking rain tonight, but much larger storm system is on the way this week. justin is back to tell us what to expect and when. and it is a beauty pageant work out but not just to look good in the swimsuit competition, and new incentive for these miss new jersey

contestant, coming up. and, race is new in theaters this weekend new take otto limb pick legend's journey o you key washington will tell us about the title's multiple meanings when we come right back.

on the cbs-3 healthwatch a different competition for some of the young ladies competing for the become the next miss new jersey. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us about the new scholarship with a focus on fitness. rolling their way to fitness. no beauty queen back stabbing hear but instead, these new jersey contestant are hopping on each others back and pushing their way, to ultimate health. >> it is so much more than just walking on stage in a swimsuit. >> reporter: this year for the first time there is a new scholarship called the move,

look, feel award. >> it is more than just what people look like but it is actually how they are. >> reporter: kadill fox owner of the training aspects in voorhees will test contestants on a variety of fitness measures, everything from strength, endurance, to cardio. >> wow. >> thirty seconds. >> reporter: contestant will have their fitness tested every week until the end of may and the winner gets a $1,250 scholarship. >> they are enabling us to learn how to be healthy by giving us this challenge. >> reporter: twenty year-old sandra hill lost 30-pound with diet and exercise before entering the pageant. >> here i was at my heaviest. i was 160, 165. >> reporter: for this competition they don't focus on weight but all about improving fitness level. >> it is not just about looking good but feeling strong for me. >> reporter: bren a west was runner up last year. for her looking good in the bathing suit means being in the best shape ever. >> miss america organization

item powers woman, it makes us root for each other. >> reporter: yes, like so many other contestant bren a wants to be a broadcast journalist. >> she wants my job. >> sound good to me. >> for now she will punch and kick her way to what she hopes will be the pageant crown. >> they say this isn't a temporary fitness fix, but a lifestyle change, that will last even after the winner is crown, in june. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. no excuses to get that work out in today because we're talking about temperatures in the the 50's outside, good day for an outside jog or bike ride. let check with our weather watchers and this morning to get that cold some air did get below freezing but nice rebound we are looking at 40's, even 50's now showing up. cloud rolling in so little bit less sunshine then today and then talking about rain later this afternoon. william, in levittown

42 degrees. here in philadelphia phil checks in at the four two. he has cloud moving n lou in eagleville 48 degrees. lower four's in chesterfield, new jersey. nottingham fran, coming in at 50 degrees this hour at chester county. clementon, new jersey david dutch 46. there is a colder spot mount laurel new jersey kerry at 39 degrees. lynn in cherry ale at 41. lets go out to the the poconos where yesterday in the mountains they did reach, 60 degrees. live look at big boulder right now getting ready to open up for the day, should be a nice day of spring skiing conditions again. so again that snow is soft, and weren't able to make snow last night obviously but there is no icy conditions out there if you are like me trying to learn snow board you will be falling on your butt. you have cushion with the soft snow. so, temperatures, cooling down, 60 degrees for the high. yesterday still not bad. mid 50's. and then tomorrow near 50 degrees. still above average. tuesday and wednesday we will bring in colder air with our next storm and then behind

that system another shot of arctic air trying to return to the delaware valley but signs of spring 21 days until today light savings time begins. three weeks from today will be turning those clocks ahead one hour and sunset, will be just after 7:00 o'clock. twenty-eight days until officially spring season begins and then average 60 degrees, 43 days from right now. yesterday we hit 60. that is how unseasonably warm it was, phillies home opener coming in 50 days from today, so through go, signs of spring. showers rolling in across western virginia right now. tracking due east, there are the cloud streaming in, still some sunshine in delaware and south jersey. you guys have a shot of reaching 60 because we are seeing more sun but these showers should roll in here later this afternoon from the city on south and eastward. 50 percent chance for rain late in the day, tomorrow we're dry and then we will introduce more rain chances on tuesday, 30 percent chance in the afternoon and at night and then steady rain arrives on bed, big storm that impacts us

throughout the day on wednesday and even into thursday morning. there is a killed front that tracks through causing the showers and cooler temperatures return to the forecast this week. workweek starts off nice by monday morning we are dry and start off with sunshine and sunshine continues throughout your monday. here comes the little disturbance here on tuesday. this is weaker storm of the two, maybe bringing in some showers in here, wet snow flakes possible for far north and west of the city. won't amount to anything. main storm comes in wednesday and thursday. like yesterday still forecast today, keeps more inland track. if this track does verify still three days away things can change this will put us on the warm side of the system. its looking like mainly a rain event for the entire delaware valley. highs today 50's, maybe 60 degrees south in the city and then cools down tonight in the 30's. noticeably cooler tomorrow still in the bad for late february upper 40's to 50 degrees. how about the trend? jet stream still that flat low going on. we are mild.

all of the cold air to the north. what the happens is jet tries to move back northward. that helps push the storm further west ward bringing in milder air in here but once that storm passes, another the shot of cold air returns by friday, into next weekend with highs returning well below average. so increasing cloud, today, and, 56 for the high, 39 for rain, and, here we go, dry monday, with sunshine and cloud rolling back in there. showers late in the day. highs in the mid 40's. still 40's wednesday with that storm, periods of rain, heavier rain wednesday afternoon, wednesday night, some showers lingering to thursday and colder dryer by the end of next week, rahel, back to you. >> so much better then last week, thanks, justin. 8:51. time to check on the road. lets go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. how are you doing, ann. >> in the too bad. this is 202 approaching schuylkill expressway n delays or problems on 202 in either direction. this is right into the king of prussia area. as you you can see traffic

flowing freely without any problems. we will move traffic cam here right to i-95 walt whitman, it is at top of the screen, no delays on i-95 or walt whitman. if you are taking walt whitman further up in the new jersey area in problems on 42, 55, expressway or parkway. everything looks good there. on to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike going to the poconos no delays on the northeast extension or pennsylvania turnpike, and no problems at the mid county tolls, that it latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel back to you. the powerful film is now in theaters. it is a new take on the jesse owens story. as ukee washington tells you it kind of has multiple meanings and will get us all thinking about how we're all different but yet all the the same. >> reporter: stars came out to, promote a new in depth look and story of the legend of jesse owens. >> i'm jesse owens.

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welcome back, the season for sneezing. the colds, allergies is there plenty of sneezing going on. no matter what the the cause, your eyes will be closed when you sneeze. but you why? it is a good question. our nicole brewer gets the answer monday night on "eyewitness news" at 1:11. justin on the down side of the spring possibly not coming back is all of the the

allergies. >> it is still not there yet. we have another month or so to go but enjoy outside conditions today. don't worry about that pal even in the air just yet. little bit of rain this afternoon at four or 5:00 from the city south and east, another spring-like day 50's and then that steady rain arrives, especially wednesday, could be heavy wednesday night lingering in to thursday morning with that larger storm but warm enough for rain. >> enjoy it while you can today. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is next, have a great day. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com.

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