and then the husband tried to go in and get her. >> family tragedy, a husband runs into his burning home, to try and save his wife. but it was too late. now, that man is fighting to survive his injuries. hear from their devestated neighbors. >> also, despite efforts to get out of it, a judge rules camille cosby must testify today, in a lawsuit against her husband, bill. find out what she won't have to testify about under oath. >> also, new details about the gunman from saturday night's deadly rampage in michigan. the surprising thing police say that he was doing inbetween those shootings. >> good morning, it is monday, february 22, i'm erika von tiehl. we want to check in with katie and meisha a hoping to hang onto nice temperatures from the weekends, good morning, ladies? yes, good morning, 50 today, hard to believe it is still february. loving this. traffic looking good but we are certainly starting to build levels now. katie what's in store for us? >> looking at pretty decent day, nice way to kick start the work week guys. what we can expect here today pretty much what i would

classify for the necktie days as the nicest franklin, we are expecting day full of sunshine for you, and temperatures that aren't quite going to match what we saw over the weekends. quick peak, last night, damp roads, storm scan, it is clear out, so see what i think will be frankly pretty nice sunrise, we soil do have cloud deck out there broad heads ville, 36 degrees, the current temperature there. but, virtually, what i would like to call goose egg of winds flow, you have gotten nothing out there in terms of wind. so what you see is what you get when it comes to the thermometer readings, a loft you actually still in the 40's this morning.

rooks lake lane in move in for the second half of the day, once we get going only couple of little breaks, before thursday, when it finally clears out. so multi day event every wet weather coming our way. i'll it will when you you can actually expect those little breaks, as the show goes on. meisha, a we send it into you. >> wonderful, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happen monday. the roadways now are look nice and dry today will be gorgeous, ooh, monday. love, love, love. schuylkill taillights moving on the spring garden looking good. certainly starting to see things build here. speaking of the schuylkill, schuylkill westbound at the conshohocken curve you still have the disable vehicle, not affecting obviously spring garden at all. ninety-five south at cottman coming around the s curve. frozen camera but giving you still shot of what you are dealing with. starting to see some brake lights go off. coming around the s curve letting you know you are slowing little slower than at posted speeds here, so we definitely know, that that

will slow you down little bit as we progress at this hour. sooner you can get out the door the better. route one headlights, fox street, looking good, although you are still travel at posted speeds but a lot of vehicles now starting to hit roadway around this area. in the world every mass transit, buses, subways, trolleys running new schedule, start today. the media elwin line and chestnut hill east line is back to normal. running a weekend schedule, now back to normal. you can check septa.org for all of your updates and construction, ramp to delaware avenue closed but that lift on wednesday. so just make note of that. back to you. >> a community is in mourning, and they are mourning a woman who died in a house fire in delaware county. her husband was critically injured trying to save her. the flames broke out around 5:00 p.m. on the 2300 block of blewball avenue in boothwyne. justin finch joins us now outside crozer-chester medical center with an update on his condition. >> reporter: erika, good morning, officials say this man committed a very selfless act racing into a burning

home, to save his wife to no avail. >> this morning, he is now fighting for his life here at chester crozer, at last check, listed in critical condition as officials try to figure out what start that fatal fire. >> heavy smoke and flames, choked this boothwyne block, as firefighters raised into action sunday evening, called to do more than finish off a fire. >> fire department was dispatched, around 5:00 p.m., for a dwelling fire, reported entrapment. >> intensive heat on the first floor, and you could feel the heat all the way across the street. >> they entered the building, went up to the second floor, discovered a female adult inside, brought her out, she was pronounced. >> that was not the first attempt to 50 year old brenda from her burning home on the 23 huge belong of blueball avenue. among the first tries from her husband outside with the grandkids, fire officials say, when he saw the fire and rushed in to find and save

her. but the flames, the heat and smoke, that would gut their home, and claim his wife, were all too much. >> her husband, he was always there to help out whom ever. they all were. >> he was rushed to chester crozer suffering from burns and other injuries. neighbor ruth is seen praying. she said she and other will keep that up. >> i'm just praying for the family, the father, who was taking care of their grandchildren and all for them to just get through this, as a community for us to help them in any which way possible. >> and neighbors say just two years ago, the couple lost their daughter to an overdose. they were still getting over that. we are told. now her husband, is said to recover here. he had at last check was in critical condition. the investigation began shortly after that fire was placed under control yesterday. we could find out officials say what started this blaze as soon as later on today. we are live here outside chester crozer, justin finch,

cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> that family already gone through so much. thank you. >> two firefighters are recovering this morning after battling a fire in burlington county new jersey. the flames broke out yesterday afternoon at the home on 15 wilson avenue in bordentown. both firefighters suffered minor injuries. the cause remains under investigation. >> now, despite numerous attempt tops prevent it from happening, camille cosby is scheduled to be deposed today. a judge denied a last minute request to delay it, expected to answer questions in a lawsuit brought against her husband, by seven women, who say that he sexually assaulted them decades ago. the lawyers said camille cosby's deposition should be delayed, because she, quote, has had no involvement with the fact oral gazes underlying this case. by the way, camille cosby will not have to answer any questions about her personal conversations with her husband. >> also, the trial begins today for a former philadelphia police officer. edward is accused of making

terroristic threats. prosecutors say the former officer hit a man in the knee with his car in october 2013 while he was off duty. then allegedly threatened the victim with racial slurs, and showed off a gun. sawikci faces prison if convicted. >> michigan uber driver will be arraigned today in connection with the shooting rampage that went on for seven hours. cbs news correspondent don champion tells us, the alleged killer appears to have chosen his victims at random. >> report chase jean daulton faces multiple weapon charges in connected to shooting rampage, the 45 year old uber driver targeted his victims at random. mark dutton gets chills thinking about his encounter daulton. >> crazy to think that someone could have gone out and just done all of these horrible things and just came in with a straight face look gooing to work and doing his job. >> they heard about the killing spree and got nervous when daulton pick zero picked them up in a car that matched the one police were looking

for. >> fifty-three year old richard smith and his 17 year old son, tyler, were killed car shopping at this dealership. barbara hawthorn was among those killed at this cracker barrel. >> where tragic lie like this strikes, you never expect it to be this close at home. >> daulton, married father of two, had no prior criminal history. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a deadly shooting is under investigation, in hunting park. a 20 year old man and 17 year old girl shot multiple times on pike street and park avenue while sitting in a car. the man died. the girl is in critical condition. one woman we spoke with a victim of gun violence herself said it needs to stop. >> this is really, really, really disheartening to hear that happen right, you know, my mom lives here, she is 08 years old. throughout the 50 years that she lived her, i can name countless people that has been killed in the area, just needs to stop.

>> so far police tell us they have no leads. for the first time since a helicopter crashed in hawaii, we are hearing now from the good samaritans that returned in to help. >> the lady started yelling please help my son, he is only 15 years old. he stuck in the helicopter. please get him out. >> a mother's desperate plea for her son. how long it took rescuers to free him from that singing chopper, and why the onlookers were so eager to help. >> then, lights out on the campaign trail, why donald trump reacted, how he reacted when the stage suddenly went dark. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> a live look right now at the lights in our control room. katie has request add raise the roof so as i call your name out please give us a little what what. lisa, can i get a little,

raise? deb, where are you, debra? there is deb, nice. then, we know you can raise the roof, come on, there it is, joe, right next to him, come on, joe, oh, look at the entheusiasm. and, not to be left out, where is our friends greg? come on, greg. give us little wave. on, he's behind there. okay, that's our morning team in the control room. we'll be right back.

>> mild weather perfect to get out and field some grounders out there. "eyewitness news" cameras caught up with the team practicing yesterday at burrell co-program in juniata park. felt so nice. now, 12 punch of storms coming?

>> on the way. we will we'll see this significantly go downhill, much more soggy weather starts to take over. so, storm scan3, showing you wide zoom. because we are really looking at nice day today. but, we are waiting for this first of two separate systems to move n and here it is, down across the deep south, gathering gulf moisture, a lot of heavy rain already being reported with this, and certainly, this is what's eventually going to bring in our next round every wet weather. showing you one more zoom, because the bigger of the two storms is just starting to get its legs. so across at this point northern and central portions of the rockies, sure doesn't look like heck of a lot. give it time. we've seen this happen before. those systems cross out of the rockies, enter the planes, grab some of the gulf moisture, and as we look at the water vapor loop here, all of you're getting in here is just surge of moisture, that's going to help feed moistures source of the storms coming in here. so two of them on the way, and i want to walk you through the pattern. call it mid week soaker, there is two of these systems coming along with so much moisture. for now beautiful day.

still, not quite as warm as it was yesterday, or the day before. but still going to be sunny as we head into tomorrow, get the morning in without a hitch. second half of the day, rain starts to build in from south to north, could start off as wintery mix lehigh valley and poconos, if there were window on wednesday to stay dry, it is early on, because we are going to see this retreat, next one move, in but eventually heavy rain takes over probably through the second half of say the morning drive, then it just gets heavier with time. heavy rain, winds kicks in, as well, that's going to stick with us here for awhile. we will still have lingering showers on thursday. that starts to gradually taper off on the back side of this. few flakes try to get in here. i don't think we see them though. future rainfall estimates, it comes down to the computer modeling, generally closing in on or just above an inch worth, what most of them are pegging, you know talking generally up to or just over an inch over the course of the entire window, which means,

over, 48 hours every time, but not going to be major flood event. but, still, mainly rain. so, not really looking for snow this time around unless you're farther north at the onset. meantime sun today, dropping down to partly cloudy and chilly 34 tonight. and still well above average here, at least for the majority of the next few days, low and mid 50's both wednesday and thursday. wednesday is the wettest. see rain arrive second half of tomorrow and linger on thursday morning. meisha? >> all right, great to wake to up on monday morning and early start to the brand new work week and see 50's, love that. delaware county birds eye view of 95, north at 452, looking good. looking beautiful. in fact, take a look at that sky. the sun is just starting to rise right now, looking gorgeous. take this all the way up to the airport. this is what you are looking a l still traveling at posted spree, slowing down around the airport. ninety-five south at girard, see just flood of headlights, letting know it is certainly starting to heat up. now we can expect that pushing

out at the 6:00 hour. of course see full rush hour today, no doubt about it. new jersey 42 freeway at creek road looking good. looking busy now starting to see what we can expect on a monday morning, as you are push toward 295 this is what you are looking a l still traveler traveling at posted speeds, won't be for too much longer. construction 95 southbound, delaware avenue, closed that will be closed until this wednesday. traffic light malfunction still out there, roosevelt boulevard in both directions at pratt street. make note of that. now the more vehicles that get on the roadways certainly can slow you down whenever we have a traffic light malfunction it, will do so, especially in the 6:00 hour, back to you. >> learning more about the chopper crash caught on camera, in honolulu from bystanders who helped save the victims. they rescued the pilot and family of four after this tourist helicopter plunged from the sky last thursday. teen was strand in the seat as the helicopter began singing t took rescuers nearly ten minutes to free him and bring him to shore where critical care nurse alicia was waiting. >> we need to do what we can

for this young boy. >> we were all strange tears one another. we didn't know each other. but everybody collectively was able to work real well with one another. >> the boy is in critical condition. but amazingly everyone on that helicopter survived. >> still ahead this morning, the grueling way a local man is showing his support for police officers. then cutting ties with the girl scouts. one archdioces is urging worship tears give up girl scout cookies there is has nothing do with lent. we'll be right back. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. its not one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of america in plalphia. the evolution of cancncer care is here.

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>> house fire in camden, 1200 block of thurman street. a fire broke out there in the rear of the residence, you can see a lot of smoke coming up from the home. i'm not seeing any flames t does appear fire fight remembers still dousing the home with water there. so far there are no injuries reported. we will keep you up-to-date on developments as they come into our news room. once again house fire in camden. >> well, with jeb bush out of the picture, remaining republican presidential candidates are no doubt looking to pick up his supporters, and that includes donald trump, who has some technical issues while campaigning in atlanta. >> they were probably sent here so that we put them in our jails. because to put them in our jails, they didn't pay the electric bill.

>> and he just keeps ongoing. he wanted actually the lights to romain off after they were turned off initially. up next for the republicans, the nevada caucus tomorrow. meanwhile, hillary clinton is hoping to build momentum after her big win in the nevada cake you us saturday. make a campaign stop in houston. texas one of the many states that will be decided on super tuesday. she made appeal to voters to sends her to washington. >> and, what we're going to do in this election is to make sure we have a democrat in the white house to succeed president obama to keep our progress going. >> clinton's victory helps yell some of the fears among her supporters, hands full of states will choose their favorite candidate on march 1st. >> right now, it is 6:21, it is being called an epidemic of inch visibility, industry a brand new report says has major diversity problems. also, ahead, an act of kindness quickly goes viral.

what this man did that helped make a lot of people smile this weekend. >> and, katie is also updating the forecast. how is it looking today? >> not looking bad at all. starting our work week off on what i will call the nicest day of the next five. that tells you something. you want to stay tuned. we are track not just one but two separate systems for the week ahead. full details on the other side. >> yes, and we are certainly starting to slow down the main lines, i'll let you know how to avoid when i come back. stay right where you are. we are going to be right

>> wants to cut ties with local girl scout truths, the organization views don't align with catholic values. st. louis' archbishop sites promotion of contraception and abortion rights on the list of reasons to dis associate with the scouts. now the girl scouts, they fired right back, saying, they do not take a position on those issues. and instead, help girls self confidence, and good decision-making skills. >> meantime, need to improve still some good people out there, tell you about amazing story of local kindness. a girl scout selling cookies in a wal-mart in willow grove when a man surprisingly gives her $100. he said he didn't want any cookies instead he toll her to

girl free cookies to the next 25 people. shannon lindsey snapped this pick of the man with her daughter lauren, she says that 100-dollar donation started a chain of kindness, with many people, donating cookies to the next person in line. and the best part of the story five year old boy, listen to this, who got free box of cookies, he unzipped his coat and donate add dollar, he had been saving for something very special. >> lover one act every kindness. >> oh, i love the pay it forward. >> i know. >> perfect. >> and so small, too, to comprehend that, at such a young age. >> one hundred bucks? imagine being seven, eight years old? >> i know. >> well done. by the way this story is just so great. stories gone viral, more than 29,000 likes on facebook. might want to like it too. and they got free cookies, hey, what's not to like about that? >> 662:67:89bbi director

responding to apple's refusal to help them. war of words continues today. coming up the message director james is sending apple and how he hopes americans will now see the battle between privacy and protection. >> jan thanks. then became symbol of the controversy at penn state university. now, two local artists are reproduce that statue of joe paterno. how much it is going to cost them and when they will be ready to display. we'll be right back. i wanwho doesn't?ape. so i bike. i get all of my greens. and i try not to faint. this... i can do easily. benefiber healthy shape.

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good morning, live look right now, at center city. and we see the moon sitting there on the horizon, we will be enjoying some sunshine later today, then look at storm scan3, down to the south, that system will impact us by mid week.

katie is here to tell us when we go from sunny to stormy. at least it is nice little back to work back to school day for us. >> nice transition for us here, yes. well, i feel like it always makes so much more difficult to take the covers offer when it is raining outside, or doing something other than just shining with sunshine. that we have for you. >> fantastic. >> actually, real pleasant start to the work week here, the nicest of the entire work week. >> oh, okay. >> so enjoy today. >> exactly. took the words out of my mouth on that one, going full screen on the storm system on storm scan3, right now, obviously way too far away to have any impact on us, did have disturbance, rolled through last night, perhaps were you affected by showers, but they're long gone. skies are clearing nicely, as we just saw, in that view overlooking center city, you can clearly see the moon. still few residual clouds outside, and middle township high school here at cape may courthouse, very modest breeze if any at all, at 40 degrees there, though, nice and mild for by the standards, in fact, for early or i should say late february, however, it is little colder in kutztown,

where you had clearing sky, so beautiful sunrise there, but the trade off is of course that you have got the colder air in place. looking at other spots around the legion, 40 both in ac and at philadelphia international airport. you're up in the poconos at 30 degrees at this hour, but this promises to be a really nice day overall, expect to go see more and more sun with every passing hour, and not terribly chilly because of the bling of the clouds initially, and we brighten up for more sunshine later in the day, so 50 degrees by the time we hit the 3:00 p.m. hour. still above average, but doesn't really match the kind of warmth we are saw over the weekends, so little cooler by comparison, but, still above average, now, we are tracking not one but two storms, guys, and that's where this soggy mid week comes from. it is not going to be a wall-to-wall wash out however. there will be breaks along the way, and i'll tell when you your best dry weather opportunity is going to end up here. as we go forward in the show. so timing is everything, meisha, a we will do just that, time things out coming up. >> wonderful, thank you so much. who can complain about monday

when it is 50's in february? not i. good morning, everyone, just looking at the screen right behind me, what you are looking at is the schuylkill headlights, approaching belmont. this is one of the areas starting to heat up this morning, traveling little less than posted speeds in this area right now. and i would say that usually on a monday this would happen right around 6:30-ish just because of the shear volume that tends to hit the roadways little earlier monday through wednesday typically. so that's evidence by what we are seeing right now on the schuylkill, basically anywhere on the skewing right now looking pretty busy. make note of. that will for those of you headed out, blue route southbound route one, area actually looking real nice this morning, holding fairly steady, certainly, a lot of vehicles out there, as well, overall for giving the time it is, especially monday, blue route looking okay. 422 westbound approaching route 29, you can see looking actually pretty good on 422, ill know that that will be different moving into the 7:00 hour but right now just thinking about headed out the doorway on 422 great company. worlds of mass transit for

those every you, buses, subways, trolleys, running new schedule, starts today. media elwin line chestnut hill east line back to normal schedules that were affected by weekends schedule. make sure to check your schedules on line septa.org will be your best bet. i'm be treat that out. construction route 30, between new jersey 143 and 723, one lane open both directions, and this is open in both directions until may of 2016. make note that far construction, as well. over toy. >> thank you. epic battle between the fbi and apple continues this morning, and the country is divide in the this ballet on national security versus personal privacy. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joining us me onset with more about the battle between these two titans and the fbi director now speaking out about it. >> last week apple grabbed the headlines, now the fbi is firing back, this morning, we are hearing more from director james comb. he said investigators won't be able to look this storm vibe russ in the eye if the fbi doesn't follow this lead. he said this fight is for the 14 victims of the san bernardino shoot that they de

is her after thorough and professional investigation under the law. now, his statement comes after apple refusal to hack one of the shot err's cell phones. you may remember last week federal judge ordered apple, to get into the protected phone of farook. to create specialized software to bypass the phone's self destruct feature. that will feature erases all data after ten consecutive incorrect attempts to get the phone's pass code. investigators say the phone could hold critical communications around the time of the shooting. but, apple ceo tim cook has strongly objected to the request. saying, it threatens the digital privacy of customers all over the world. well sunday night director comb wrote this on the welfare blog he writes in part take a look: we simply want the chance with the search warrant to try to guess the terrorist pass code without the phone essentially sever destructing without it taking a decade to guess correctly. that is it. we don't want to break

anyone's encryption or set master key loose on the land. well apple's attorney had this to say. >> apple has helped the fbi in this investigation in every way the law required, what when it has to draw the line at recreating code, changing its iphone, putting its engineers and creative talents to destroy the iphone as it exists. >> a.m. he will says complying with the word set dangerous precedent, and now we are learning all of this legal wrangling could have been avoided. the phone belongs today san bernardino county where farook worked. the county actually paid for but never installed software called mobile device management. and that would have allowed the county to remotely unlock farook's phone. >> gosh, one thing would have made it so simple and wouldn't have the debate. apple says they are planning to a pole? >> they still plan to appeal corks happen as earlier as this week, and they plan to take this to the supreme court if needed. >> we'll see what happens,

thank you. female president is struck and killed by a car in gloucester township new jersey. this happened last night around 9:00 on the 600 block of college drive. driver remained at the scene, and is cooperating with police. investigators are trying to determine what led to that crash. >> authorities charge 20 year old christopher bloomfield with vehicular homicide for last summer's deadly crash in somerton. investigators say, bloom fields was driving dangerously fast when he split his car in two on sandmeyer lane killing 17 year old sabrina roads and gonzalez and philippe hernandez. >> local man, man with local ties, is running with a purpose. he is honoring police officers who were killed in the line of duty. james, former corrections officer, from south jersey, he ran every day in january and now he is in the process of running 155 miles in february. each day he runs in a different state.

those miles represent the number of officers in that state who have died in the line of duty. >> this weekend he renee long with others for fallen police officer robert wilson, and other officers from pennsylvania. >> the negativity around law enforcement being like there is people out there doing good for them. he shouldn't have like a few people just put a blemish on a whole group. >> so far he has raised more than $2,000 for charity. >> police officers firefighters and military personnel enjoyed this weekend's warm weather skating at dilworth plaza first responders able to take part for free, how about that? mayor jim kenney and police commissioner richard roars on hand to show their support. the last week every skating for the season if you want to hit the ring you need to do so. ring closes february 28th, spring right around the corner. >> penn state student are probably getting some rest this morning after another successful fundraising dance that monday over the weekends. >> this weekends' thon raised more than $9.7 million.

thon is the largest student run philanthropy in the u.s. and they've been going since 1977 raising more than $125 million. thon benefit childhood cancer research. two artist who is work on bieber stadium joe paterno statues say they're hard at work on two new paterno statues. paterno's original statue removed from the stadium during 2012 during the jerry sandusky session investigation. being made at secret location in lancaster county. scup tours said they've not contacted the paterno family or the original or the is who owns the copyright, also say they don't have the sponsor for the $50,000 cost of each statue. what they say their work is about, quote, making a statement. 6:39 right now. taylor swift makes big donation to a fellow musician. why she just gave tesh a more than $250,000. then, a bus filled with

passengers burst into flames watch they heard just before the fire. and, the flyers making a difference in the community. what they just did for a young girl battling a terrible disease. and, here is a question, have you filed your taxes yet? maybe you have been putting off because you have some questions about this year's returns. if so, how would you like some free advice? can't beat the price, tomorrow 5:00 p.m. until 6:30, our jim donovan will host our annual three on your side phone bank, tax phone bank. accountants and tax preparers here in our studio taking your calls to help you file those returns. we'll be right back.

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>> officials say at least 18 people were killed in figi over the weekend as cyclone winston tore through the islands nation. winds from the storm reached nearly 180 miles per hour. that is the equivalent of a category five hurricane. that storm brought heavy flooding, flattening trees, and knocking out power across

the nation. >> meanwhile, some new video from overnight, this is beautiful here, showing taiwan's lantern festival. just beautiful site there. hundreds every people gathered write their wishes on paper lantern, before releasing them into the night sky. it marks the final day of lunar new year. just beautiful. >> right now, i know we have our eye on the storm, in the south, could affect us? >> the first of two, that mess with our mid week. take a look at the nationwide map. still awaiting the arrival of these storms, just getting their acts together here storm one, looks more impressive on radar than its neighbor, the second one that will mess with us, but his will eventually block them into much bigger much badder storm system. and i will tell you the impact it bridges as we move forward. first is up this guy, basically move out east, then pretty much move up to the north here, so leading with it we may ends up with a little hint of wintery precipitation then the second system comes along straight up rainmaker.

as early as tomorrow morning, portions every delaware, south most new jersey could see raindrops. i think it is safe to say most of us get in morning drive, we do have the wet weather lifting in with time notice because it is going to be cold enough at the onset, lehigh valley poconos specially could get in on wintery mix at the onset. >> come wednesday morning, very likely little break in the action. storm two, then comes along to bring in pockets of locally heavy rain specially at night. look at this. >> a mess, that's where our flood concerns start to take over here, as we look at the flood threat over the course every tuesday p.m. through thursday a.m., yes, 48 hour stretch of this guy talking one to one and a half inches, poor drainage flooding rising streams, typical place that is tends to flood out, could you see that happen once more.

never, ever drive-thru a flooded roadway, and i want to check in briefly mere with the eyewitness weather watcher network, reporting cooler an air, clear, barbara willow grove 31 degrees, upper 30s, 37 the magic number for kerry, david, joseph, all in mt. laurel, norristown, or lands, and you have got couple of 40's even taught there right now. skies have been clearing, starting to see these temperatures take a little bit more after hit. out to the seven day, today my personal favorite. bright, sunny, still above average, not the warmth of the weekends, but not bad. then three day stretch of wet weather concerns, starting tomorrow, lasting until thursday morning. >> great. do not drive-thru flooded areas. i cannot echo that enough. thank you for. that will all right, that will slow us down mid week. seeing it will be absolutely gorgeous today, things are okay, but i want to bring your attention to this accident in bucks county route one, that right lane compromised, i'll

move out so you can see there is ambulance and fire on the way, see it is blocking just slightly more in the right lane now, squeezing by one lane, take a look at the southbound side as well. lots of gaper delays. this doesn't have anything going on, everyone stopping and taking a peak at what's going on. stop doing. that will not your concern, keep ongoing, single file line get past that so everyone can get where they are going. i'll let you know no one traveling at posted speeds, rock hill drive. all right, ben franklin bridge, looking actually okay. you are traveling at posted spree across the bridge, for those of you traveling westbound, slow at cottman, very busy for little bit. then we got this lull. now you are still traveling at posted speeds, but just as you come around the s curve where you will slow down, just leaving the homes now just know give yourself couple of extra minute, you'll need it. row row home fire, all lanes block, you will have to use your side streets to get around that, make note of. that will traffic light malfunction roosevelt boulevard in both directions at pratt street.

so make note of that, as well, erika, back to you. >> meisha, thank upment check out scary scene on the side of highway outside chicago. that mega bus passenger took this video of the bus after it went up in flames yesterday. bus was head today minneapolis passenger say they heard loud pop near one of the tires. everyone got off the bus saferly but almost all of their luggage was destroyed. have. >> it has been hot topic, now new report finds end taintment industry has quote epidemic of every inches visibility. coming out from the university of southern california will detail lack of diversity in hollywood. specifically it finds roles lacking for women, minorities, and lgb testimony people. failing grade to nearly every movie and tv studio. concern a, gets hefty tow nation to help in her legal battle. taylor swift fork over $250,000. on friday, new york judge

ruled against releasing her from her record contract with doctor luke. she claims he drugged and raped her a decade ago. doctor luke is suing her for defemation. for two years the pop star has been unable to record new music while the case continues. >> the u.s. supreme court is back in session today for the first time since sudden death of justice antonin scalia. the remaining eight justices will hear oral argument starting at 10:00 this morning. chief justice john roberts expected to mention his passing from the ben: scale ya's death has left the court with four conservatives, four liberals, meaning cases being argue could split four to four. right now 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. charlie roads joins us from new york with the preview for us, charlie, good morning. >> covering deadly shooting in michigan and all of the major news of the day. plus john dickerson on trump's momentum going into the caucuses, and this, former ci and nsa director michael

hayden in spewed yo 57, we'll talk with him about drone use, and the fbi's fight with apple. and we meet two of the student with the rare achievement of a perfect score on the a p.m. calculus test. that and more, the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> looking forward to it, charlie, thanks so much. >> a bald eagle found injured earlier this month is off to the wild blue yonder. all thanks to the work of the audubon society in portland, oregon. the four year old 12 and a half pounds female bald eagle was discovered tangled in some fishing line on february 10th. it took crews almost two weeks to nurse her back to health, but now she is well, healthy, and as you can see she was released back into the wild yesterday. >> the philadelphia flyers work hard not just on the ice but off the ice, too. "eyewitness news" in feltonville for some fun on the streets there. at nearby home the flyers organization took part in remarkable renovation. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos spoke with a very

deserving family. >> a special block party. >> one bathe in the flyers or and black, one honoring and her family. >> we met this family back in december, very gracious, wonderful loving family. >> suffered from eye tumor since less than a year old, her family strapped for cash, because of her constant hospital visits. >> give break to family dealing with long-term illness with their child. >> so the philadelphia flyers wives and players stepped in and built up. >> all the wives did a great job. >> excited for her and her family to see the big ordeal. >> renovated their feltonville home. >> transforming her bedroom,

the family kitchen, living room, basement all at no cost for the family. >> it is so different. brand new house. it is amazing, beautiful, no words, i can't explain how thankful we are for everyone. >> perhaps no words are needed just the site of this smile on her face. now, this is the six year the flyers wives have teamed up with none machine profit to help out a family in need. in total some $6 million has been raised to help out families whose children are battling cancer. reporting here in feltonville, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> what a difference it just made for that little girl and her whole family. >> and way to go flyers and the wives and the wives, and the families surrounding the flyers. >> so worth it for that smile. >> absolutely. >> that moment, love. that will coming up. ment something else will snake you smile, the moment a 106 year old woman gets to meet the president, wait until you see the dance she

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♪ >> one last look at your headlines, investigation underway into fatal fire in boothwyne. brenda mccain was trapped inside her home yesterday afternoon. her husband was critically injured as he tried to help firefighters save her.

>> also new video, just in, as fire damages a row home in camden. the call came in around 6:00 this morning, to a home on 12900 block of thurman street. there are no report of any injuries. camille cosby will have to testify this morning in a defemation lawsuit. seven women are suing her husband, comedian bill cosby, claiming he sexually assaulted them a decade ago. and before we go, a check on the roads, our forecast, how are the roads? >> looking good. thankfully, actually expecting pretty nice day out there. we do want to look ahead what's going on for the middle part of the week, not tracking one but two separate storms, will likely be mix every wintery precipitation, lehigh valley starting off tomorrow, second half of the day, but rain for everyone else, stays that way for wednesday, and thursday, but clearly, a prolonged event, you're basically talking 48 straight hours here, of possibility, of rain. but hey, only total of one to one and a half inches so, could be a lot worse for sure, but still, wouldn't worry about minor flooding along the

way, too. >> thanks, katie. that will will slow us down little bit. what's slowing us down little bit is one accident in bucks county route one, right lane compromised you can see the ambulance and fire on scene. when you take a look at the southbound lanes, taillights there, also very slow, because of gaper delays. stop doing that. it does not concern you. keep ongoing. overall though main lines are looking pretty good, dropping down to about 20 miles p per hour. >> before we go one woman meets president owe bamm, a tremendous, she just can't stop dancing for joy. >> this video will make your day. watch this >> oh, love this. meet virginia mcclaren, she is 106 years old, born in south carolina in 1909. now, this historic meeting,

took years to make happen, with some help, look at the dance moves, with some help from family she started youtube campaign to meet the president and so excited you saw it happen right there, she just couldn't stop dancing. >> i thought i would never be able to have you here. i am so happen. >> i we are happy to have you. >> look at him. >> when asked about the secret to dancing at 106, i love her reply, she said just keep moving. her visit comes in the midst of black history month. the white house posted the video to its facebook and twitter pages, it has since gotten more than 800,000 viewers. >> oh, love her. >> absolutely. >> so cute. >> just so endearing. >> what a fire plug at 106, too. >> i love. >> next on cbs this morning, latest on deadly rampage in call ma zoo. see in you 25 minute with an update on your forecast down

the road. the road. have a great day. captioning fun good morning. it is monday, february 22nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." an uber driver is suspected of a deadly shooting spree in michigan. this morning, we hear from passengers who say he picked them up after the rampage. marco rubio hopes a shrinking gop field will make him the anti-trump candidate. only on "cbs this morning," we will take you inside the american girl design studio to reveal its new historical doll. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. these were very matter of fact killings. they weren't rushed, they weren't hurried. he just walked up and