good morning, here we go, round two of the wet weather but this time wind will be a problem. katie will let you know where strongest wind will be and who will be the seeing the heaviest rain straight ahead. also former eagle, lesean mccoy meets with police and prosecutors to discuss that night club brawl, as two off-duty police officers were sent to the hospital. hear what mccoy's lawyers are saying and what is next in this case. >> of course, if you listened to the pundits we weren't expect to win too much and now we are winning, winning, winning. >> donald trump wins big in the nevada caucus but fight for second place continues. this as the democrats rally in south carolina ahead of the this weekend's primary. it is wednesday, february 24th, i'm erika von tiehl. unfortunately bad news for you, both of your commutes will be impact by today's weather. katie is outside the sky deck with her enormous umbrella and more than ace inside checking the roads. good morning, ladies. >> happy wednesday. >> you said it, erika.

road wet and it is busy. we will not be traveling at posted speed even before our rush hour. you said this may in the be the worst of it. >> we are waiting on the worse to still arrive here. we are technically between systems which might throw you off because why are you holding an umbrella katie fehlinger. because air mass is so saturated, it is just squeezing moisture out from the clouds. there is too much moisture to work with. when we go outside you will find pockets of fine mist and drizzle, telltale signs of the fine mist as well on the camera lens as well as pleasant valley middle and high school. 33 degrees the current temperature there. we are in the middle of the winter weather advisory in the pocono region. watch for thin glazing of ice out that way. we go to the localized zoom, again we don't have a storm system here just yet but there is moisture here, you can see direction that these pockets of light rain and drizzle are pushing south to north

indicating wind flow fridays south to north and what that means is milder air taking over as well as nice strong moisture source to work from. we will see wind advisory go in effect as well specific to the the coastline for wind gust that is could peak 50 plus miles an hour, so that could lead to minor damage. if you were enjoying nice weather, have yard work, anything like that, outside, make sure those are secure. we can see those wind cracking up later today. the a as we start to see that pick up, this afternoon, this evening that the worst of this next a approaching storm will be messing with our area. meisha. >> thank you so much, katie. we don't have have an early easy commute in either of the evening p.m. commute. owe this is one of these days we have get through, focus our sights on the weekend. it will look beautiful. right the new let's just go through it. we had mobile three outside but first i-95 at the vine you can see it is slowly picking up. it will be a nail's crawl before we know it.

for those just tuning in, good morning by the way, just heading out the door you are in okay company but it is starting to slow down. anywhere that i look. i-95 taillight moving in the the southbound direction at girard, one of the areas we will see brake lights going off, already. we are just moving in the 6:00 e seeing things slow down here. this is approaching the schuylkill. it is looking actually okay, you are still traveling at posted speed here but won't be for too much longer. i-95 north at 452 is looking good. this area is following up to the airport where we're still okay, erika, back to you. former eagle lesean mccoy meets with authorities to tell his side about that bar brawl that injured two off-duty police officers. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins with us central detectives with more on what shady a's lawyers had to say during that meeting, justin, if morning. >> reporter: mccoy and his lawyers left saying not one word about their meeting with prosecutors and police but one

lawyer did comment on the mccoy's role in that bar brawl and he says that his client did nothing wrong. known for voicing his views ex-eagle running bank lesean mccoy is keeping quiet as investigation into this bar brawl, continues. >> he would love to talk to you. he with love to talk to you but i'm in the letting him talk to you. >> reporter: mccoy and his legal team met at a center city high rise on tuesday with prosecutors, and central detectives investigators. d.a. seth williams was not present, attorney dennis cogan kept details silent. >> because there is an ongoing investigation and you will have another question for me, right? i will not answer any further questions because that is not what we're supposed to to. we don't want to try these matters in the the press. >> reporter: mccoy's face to face with investigators came as cbs-3 obtained images of one of the two officers reported injured in that olde city bar brawl. this is officer darnell jesse seen with stitches to his face.

he was with two other off-duty philadelphia police officers at recess lounge, 2:45 a.m. super bowl sunday where police report they and three men with mccoy, got into a violent dispute over ownership of a bottle of champagne. cell phone video captured men seen lobbing punches and throwing kicks. when asked about mccoy's role his lawyer responded. >> the one quote i have, on the public record is exactly that he did nothing wrong but i will not say anything more about it. >> reporter: now this investigation is been waiting for more than two weeks now. when asked when the timetable will be on this case officials say there will not be a timetable. erika, back over to you. justin, thank you. right now check out your screen and take a look at this women. she's wanted on an a all the charge for what she did inside that south philadelphia dunkin' donuts. on february 12th workers at 15th and washington say she threw the tip jar, threw some munchins and a display case.

the a manager even suffered a cut to her arm and had to get stitches. you may wonder why the temper tantrum. suspect was allegedly angry that her bill came out to be $1.76 more than then what she expect. >> whether it was a dollar or $50, i mean you can't do that. >> i think it is crazy. i mean you need to pay for something if you order it. >> woman left without taking any food and drove off in that dark colored car. right now 6:06. on this super tuesday for republican presidential hopefuls campaign 2016. donald trump easily wins in nevada while marco rubio and ted cruz are battling it out in second place. a as we report the democrats are making their pitch to south carolina voters before saturday's primary. >> we're winning, winning, winning, the country. >> reporter: donald trump rode to victory in the nevada caucus. >> we won with young, we won

why old, we won with highly educate, we won with poorly educated, i love the poorly educated. >> reporter: with trump highly favored even before the results came in, the real fight between ted cruz and marco rubio in second place. the cruz showing nevada as progress. >> we are one step closer to turning the pages of the failures of the the obama/clinton disaster. >> reporter: cube yes touting his establishment chris tall for a general election win. >> i can unite this party. >> reporter: as republicans watched nevada returns come in democrats hit them on the issue of race in cnn south the carolina town hall. >> this birther issue which we heard from donald trump and others a racist, to try to delegitimized the president of the united states. >> bernie sanders courting my north vote a head of the state's primary and hitting hillary clinton over her paid speech test wall street demand ago this she lee lease transcripts. clinton saying she would on one condition. >> if everybody does it and

that includes the republicans. >> why is there one standard for me and in the for everybody else. >> cbs-3 eyewitness news. texas sheriff investigating death of the supreme court justice antonin scalia says there was nothing suspicious about the room where scalia was found. the report says a pillow covered scalia's eyes but did not appear to interfere with his breathing. the 79 year-old justice suffered from several health issues including die beat, obesity and sleep apnea. scalia died february 13th. still ahead this morning the ruling that could make your uber ride illegal. also some royal secrets revealed, new revelations of a family rift inside the palace so bad that a psychologist had to be called in. find out who was fighting. blank. >> it is like a big train running through. >> that with man survived a deadly tornado out break in the the south but she wishes

that she had done a few things differently, warning that she had for others as that same storm system heads our way. ♪ the. >> and katie is helping us ride that storm out, that is next, which areas has rain and severe weather and when we will finally see the sun again. we will be right back.

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back on "eyewitness news". we are looking at powerful tornadoes tearing through the south killing three people. one of them struck in the apartment complex in pens coal, florida. injured several people and damaged three buildings in the complex. one survivor explains what she would have done differently.

>> unaudible. >> i would pay closer attention next time. and did you hear that win, too. the red cross and salvation army has set up shelter in that region. i know you are track ago this system. >> we have our own risk of severe weather as well. it should not be the out break we saw in the deep south but we sit in the the slight risk for severe weather through most of the state of delaware and southern new jersey, cape may, atlantic, couple letter land and southern tip of salem county there. we are right new technically in quote unquote the lull, first system has lifted off to the north. we have a lot of rich moisture getting drawn in before this guy the next big storm system moves in. here continues to be a squall line of very heavy, nasty thunderstorms rumbling through the deep south here but this will be all lift nothing our

area with time here. eventually heavier rain picks up. potential for heavier thunderstorms as well but for now, it is not ideal, don't get me wrong but this is the break between the worst of what is yet to come. the a as we walk forward in the forecast we will see heavier pockets coming in. they could come in as early as late morning from south to north essentially but there will be spots where again not necessarily completely a wash out but we're dealing with heavier pockets of rain through the course of the day as opposed to other locations. you want to keep with us on eye witt the necessary weather and keep an eye on the cbs philly weather app, check radar at any given time but toward evening when the strongest thunderstorms are set to rumble through. when you see that rainfall intensity we will deal with incredible rainfall intensity. but also really strong wind that could lead to 50 plus miles an hour, that will lead to damage, so secure loose objects if you had them out over what had been a nice

weekend. lingering showers overnight and tomorrow morning, talking briefly about the flood threat too. by the time both systems are all said and done we could have 2 inches on have rain. poor drainage flooding we have seen ponding on the roads and rising streams and creeks by the time this next run comes in. watch out for that, road closure along the way. then it the is gone. we will look at what is looking like a decent weekend especially sunday here and now is the action, front loading the forecast with the worst. >> yes, yeah. >> gets better with every passing day. >> the road are looking okay. we have had an accident, that has been cleared. for those just heading out i want to let you in he we have no accidents out there that being said it is still looking very wet. when we look at our camera shots we are seeing pooling on the side, more toward the shoulders, not so much in the middle of the road but we are certainly seeing pooling so hydroplaning is an issue. we have mobile three outside

live, traveling the roosevelt boulevard in the southbound direction you can see how wet it is looking. in the only wet but we are moving in the 6:00 o'clock hour and it is looking busy as well. if you are sitting at home with your cup of coffee and taking it easy, would i put these boots and shoes on and heading out of the doorway. i-95 south is looking busy around the s curve. whenever we see brake lights we know you are in the traveling at posted speed you are starting to slow down. basically on all of your majors, my knowledge highways and its states are slowing down. moving westbound over ben franklin bridge thinks what you are looking at right now. you can see not only wet, we have established. that but also, fog, it is starting to play an issue. we have visibility issues as well. blue route north bound past route one, same i can you there and schuylkill at boulevard, it is wet and visibility is playing an issue this morning, erika back over to you. well, many assumed, but now adjudge has rule ride sharing services uber x and lyft they are operating

illegally. in philadelphia the judge made the decision after hearing ten cases brought by ride sharing drivers. and they were appealing fines, that the parking authority imposed on them for operating without a license. the judge ruled that state law giving the authority or jurisdiction over taxis in philadelphia, also apply to ride sharing services. the uber says it will appeal that ruling. right now, 6:16. the number of zika cases is on the rise in the u.s. and patients did not travel. up next the way that virus is being spread. also this. i see this massive structure it looks like a cacoon, it looks unreal, it looks like mold. >> this is not mold, instead it is something even more dangerous and it has been growing in that man's backyard without him neglect for years. the terrifying discovery next.

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transmission of the zika virus is more widespread. ckc is investigating 14 new possible cases in the u.s. they all involve men who travel overseas to areas with zika out break who may have been infect their female sex partners who did the not travel. at this point we do not know where these people live. mosquito by the are primary way the virus is spread. well, they say everything is big inner texas, right? now we have something really big, bugging residents in one trail are park. believe it or not, what is a

hornet's nest found in the trailer in the town in alto. resident say in one has been in that trailer for ten years. it the must have been plenty of hornets instead. that high is about 5 feet tall, and quite scary. >> i had my phone and i was looking at it. i was like that is a hornet's nest, it is time to get up out of here, we need to call somebody. just seeing that, gave me chill bumps down my skin. >> understandably. experts are evaluating best way to get rid of that huge nest. 5 feet tall, wow. still ahead this morning new revelations about a royal rift inside buckingham palace. according to the queen the fighting was so vicious an expert was called in. find out was at odd and how they sorted out hierarchy. you may be at odd with the forecast especially today, katie. >> understandably so. we have a soggy middle part of the week guys as second of the duo of storms is set to hit

our area we will time it out, talk about severe weather potential and time that out for you as well, coming up on the other

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happens in the palace, stays in the palace but the special, 90th queen's birthday issue of the high society town and country magazine contains spectacular revelation of a family rift of such vicious in fight ago this a psychologist had to be called in. a rift between the queen's dogs, the dog breed that she's famously fond of. >> they were fighting between the dogs, let alone between the families and between the dogs. >> reporter: pet psychologist roger mumford calm them down by sorting out hierarchy, a lot like the way the royals work. he discovered a possible reason for the dog discourse. the dogs were at each other throat at the same time as the royal family were at each other throats over break down of princess diana and prince charles marriage. >> when you destructed by at fares of the other things going on within the family a

as they were at that time the diana situation. >> reporter: royal dog's life does seem like the royal family's life, pampered and they eat off good crockery. >> the bowls are left over from the palace kitchen that a afternoon. a silver dish here and fork there. >> mother, daughter. >> reporter: there is another way they are like the royal family, the royal line of people, are all direct descendents of a single person, queen victoria. the royal line of corgies are oil royal descendent, path the palace in dogs and in people it seems, breeding matters. mark phillips, cbs news. inside look there. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news". >> ♪

>> music with the miracles, the state street miracles, jan carabao will join with us how this special group of singers is making a difference through music, meisha. >> rain is slowing us down this morning, take a look mass transit is affect, i will update you coming back when we come right back. stay right where you

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good wednesday morning, we have our eye on the storm for you this morning, both commutes, going to work coming home from work they will both be affect, but the afternoon drive is going to be much more, katie is settling that all out and talking about the wind, we have seen video from down south, and hear that wind whipping with the system. >> absolutely and that end up being one of the big side effects we have to talk about with this storm. it is not terribly windy yet

but that will change with time. once it does it starts to go downhill with every passing hour. we have activity over our shoulders. lets get full screen and show you why this is happening. technically we are in the lull. we have one system departing completely and waiting for second one which is stronger by comparison but you this a atmosphere is so moisture rich clouds can do nothing but squeeze them selfs out here and bring wet weather to the area it is coming through in pockets of light rain, drizzle. we have warmth in this atmosphere for february standards anyway. that means we have fog issues, in addition a winter weather advisory for icy roads up through the poconos that last until 9:00 this morning and then we have to talk about the fog too. there is so much side effect that is come with this system or with the day and right now we have under a mile wrist built in bet millville, dover delaware, 2 miles at philadelphia international the but do keep in mind, guys these are observation sights because it is two and a half mile visibility in allentown doesn't mean the entire city

of allentown is at two and a half miles visibility. it is patchy a and dense. it will reduce your speeds as a result. lets talk about that wind. this is impressive stuff. inland specifically we could see gusts as high as 40 miles an hour but closer to the shore where wind advisory initial to effect at 6:00 p.m. specifically you could have gust that is peak as high as 50 or more. that might lead to damage if you have got anything that is not secure, make sure you do secure it before you head the road. mild day but don't expect any sunlight, it is just a messy, foggy start to the the day, certainly watching for heavier rain to pick up with time here. so coming up later in the show we will outline more of what the brunt of the storm has up its sleeve ape that happens later in the day. >> okay, great to know. thanks very much, katie. good morning, if you are just waking up with us we're so happy you are here. we have seeing live mobile three cruising around at city avenue at bala cynwyd. i can let you know, it is not a great start to our wednesday

morning. simply because it is so wet. visibility is playing an issue, it is slowing you down quite a bit right now. would i say as we are's pushing in halfway through 6:00 o'clock hour it is starting to really show slow out there we have been seeing this creep up on us since 5:00 . wet windshield wipers are going. this is what you are dealing with at home heading out to the roadways right now. let me show you another picture outside in exton, 202, headlights moving in the the southbound direction at the route 30 bypass. not looking too busy but we certainly have plenty of vehicles on the roadways but you can see how wet, and dark it is and some cameras we are seeing some fog too. visibility as i said is playing an issue. 422, headlights moving eastbound at oaks you can see looking good. this is where we're seeing the bulk of the volume level start to build upright now. you you can see it is busy out there. i-95 south past cot the man no longer traveling at posted speed. very busy on i-95 in both

directions. also mass transit. the route 34 trolley is shuttle busing because of equipment problems. erika, back over to you. a lawyer for a alleged victim in the bill cost bye's sex assault case says cosby is using the courts to bully her client. the cosby sudan dre a constand for talking to police when they are, 2005 case was reopened last year. cosby says that she violated the confidentiality settlement, and wants that money back. constand's lawyer says cosby's filings are in an effort to create a shadow court system, that is free from public scrutiny. >> the dover police corporal caught on camera right here kicking a man in the head has resign from the force. corporal thomas webster was acquitted in felony assault case dating back to august 2013. he was found not guilty on all charges last year and was on track to return to active duty. but dover resident and activist were fighting his reinstatement to the force. philadelphia residents may soon to have pay more for

water, soon. the city's water department wants to increase rates by about 12 percent over the next two years. now that means that the average customer's inly bill would go up roughly $4 per month this july, and then again, next july. if you live in philadelphia you can weigh in on this hike starting at 6:00 tonight at philadelphia procedures extant home. water rate board has not said when they plan to vote on this new up tic in pricing. this could be the best story of the morning local performance troop with disability is about to embark on a big trip after wowing audiences from the delaware valley to d.c., there is so much more in store for these state street miracles. jan carabao is joining me with where they are headed. we just loved hearing them sing. >> every time they come on they say they are so great, inspirational and they are about embark on a special mission for members of the state street miracles performing for them just makes them happy and really fun. but collectively group is much more than that. not only are they faces of the

greater community, but singing improves their lives. now for group's ten year anniversary miracles are showing law makers in harrisburg what they can do. >> ♪ >> reporter: every monday, this group of 14, warms up inside media theater on state street. and before you know it, the state street miracles are letting loose with favorite tunes. >> ♪ god bless america >> i'm happy. they are nice to me. people are so nice that work here. >> reporter: miracles are best friend. >> ♪ ill will's be on your side forever more ♪ >> reporter: together they have been making each other and audiences smile for years now. >> they go on stage and they shine. >> ♪ keep smiling, keep shining ♪

>> reporter: group doesn't just sing but state street miracles performing. >> ♪ >> reporter: trish cofield founded the a adult performance group ten years ago. she wanted a creative outlet for her son jake and others with disability. >> i just saw bruno mars and justin timberlake and one direction. >> what they bring here is an inspiration. >> reporter: jesse kline, the artistic director of the media theater stepped into give miracles time and space to practice. >> to me that is what the theater is truly all about is very inclusive. >> reporter: all these years later, they have performed throughout the delaware valley for law makers in washington d.c., and now they are memorizing 20 songs to perform for legislators in harrisberg. march is intellectual disability awareness month and the state street miracles are proud to represent their community and show off their progress. >> it will improve their

self-confidence, their articulating, they speak better, people who are not exposed to people with disability can see them in their greatest joy and their best light. >> reporter: each member of the miracles living up to their name, proving anything is possible. >> reporter: state street miracles head to harrisburg march 16th. i have to a what an honor for me to see a sneak peak in that performance coming up. >> i love how songs are there for certain reasons and great chance to make friend among their peers. >> all of their songs promote their mission, getting to know you, that is what friend are for, they are able to make another circle of support in their community. >> ten years strong, jan, thank you. local fifth graders are helping in the fight against hunger. "eyewitness news" at philabundance relief hunger center in south philadelphia. the kid from bethenny christian school in oxford chester county donated jars of the peanut butter and jell

that i they donated from their school wide project. they did some volunteer work as well. well done, guys. still ahead the work out that is going viral and you can see why. how one mommies using wine to help her get in shape. also this... >> i wondered what i could do. i had this eye tea,. >> what this local man did inspired hundreds of people to help children's hospital of philadelphia and it started with something many of us do every day, coming up, i'll talk to him about the simple idea that spark it all. it is this week's story of brotherly love. >> ♪ a heart warming prom proposal from a high school cheer leader in florida. see her date completely freak out. that is so exciting. see her response coming up.

incredible damage here from the storm system that spawned tornadoes in the golf states. this morning at least three people are dead and many more are missing. as don champion reports, some neighborhoods are no longer recognizable. >> reporter: even into the overnight hours, the storms, showed little mercy on the gulf states. in pensacola, florida a reported tornado tossed around cars and damaged most of this neighborhood, kelly williamson admits she barely survived. >> it is all that matters but it felt like a big train running through my home. >> reporter: in many areas daylight will reveal true extent of the damage with power knock out, people used flashlights overnight to sift through debris. the storms gained strength all day on tuesday with at least 26 tornadoes reported in the south, one of them blew the

roof off this gym in prairieville louisiana. >> there is about 35 people here, employees, and people just working out. they had eight kid in the the day care. definitely a scary situation. >> reporter: not far away in the town of convent another tornado destroyed this rv park killing at least two people. >> we had no way of knowing that we had one, two, three people unaccounted for. we know we have people in the hospitals. >> reporter: to the north in mississippi witnesses say a tornado ripped a mobile home off the foundation killing the elderly man inside. in new orleans the storms even spawned three the waterspouts on lake punchatrain, don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". katie, i know you are tracking that system and it will affect us today, right. >> it is a huge system covering a lot of real estate and we have severe weather currently across the deep south, snow on the back side as well as icing and you got very well define organization now, sort of the count are clockwise spin and that

classic comma shape thaw tend to see with these setups. now what is working for us if you are not a fan of snow is the core of the storm is to the west. that keeps news a milder flow but it means we will be dealing with very soaking rain out of this. we're technically still stuck between systems but see clearly a lot of activity going on. scattered variety of showers pushing through right now potentially leading to icing up in the mountains, specifically but what that is also meaning is that some of you are seeing one thing and another are seeing other. as we check with our network that is a prime example we are finding just a couple towns away we have 39 degrees that comes in from kyle, he is reporting light drizzle and rain in hat the bureau but just a couple towns to the west still 39 degrees but you have got nothing but included from lou in eagleville. that gives you a sense what you will find out there ever changing conditions but if i had to pick the better of the two commutes this is it, it does actually get believe it are not worse as time goes on because we will be tracking

much heavier rain that builds in here. at the moment severe weather threat is definitely gone autopsy cross mid-atlantic here. we have got a moderate risk which is high across virginia and north carolina we obviously sit on the northern fringe of that and slight risk for our southern counties, delaware, southern most new jersey and otherwise just a general thunderstorm threat for rest of the region but with that said is there currently potential for severe weather going on right now with that line we just showed you, couple tornado warnings in effect. serious clash of the air masses in the the deep south. we too could even up not with tornadoes but potentially very heavy downpours, very strong wind as well as maybe even some small hail w that said primary time is p.m. today, afternoon into tonight and then by tomorrow lingering showers the win is still with us and even into friday but weekend looks a whole lot better at this point, meisha. >> it sure does, thank you so much, katie, good morning. this morning's commute isn't that much better right now.

the it is looking pretty darn busy. i-95 south past cottman. not only are you not traveling at posted speed and very wet, but look at the how dark it is, so very, very dark, in the seeing this sun and we have visibility issues, we have fog out there and such. give yourself a couple extra minutes, even though we are pushing toward our main rush hour at 7:00. i would leave as early as you can. for those in new jersey 42 freeway north bound we are no longer traveling at posted speeds there either. take a look at this, yikes, schuylkill at city avenue in the westbound direction coming from the roosevelt boulevard not looking pretty. that is more like a parking lot. the mass transit route 34 trolley is shuttle busing, make note, check your schedules on line. we have an accident in delaware, 495 northbound before 95. busy morning indeed all around, erika, back over to you. in december a montgomery county man did what a lot of people do around new years, he resolved to walk every day. then, he had an idea, and it

will make a big difference for children at chop. ukee washington caught up with him in this weeks story of brotherly love. >> so, i started walking at night. >> reporter: little snow can't slow down peel deamoco, he started walking to lose weight and posted selfies on facebook. around the same time this philadelphia schoolteacher ran into a former student, who is battling cancer. >> i said i wonder what i can do. i had this idea to walk, do my walk but get to people houses a's collect money for chop. >> reporter: on facebook he said people wanted to donate wow walk to their house. >> it started to get ball rolling. i set up a scheduled for my first walk, a 9-mile total walk and i raised over $1,200 on the first night. >> hey. >> hi. >> how are you doing. >> reporter: paul named his effort, cut around the block, kept walking whether the weather was good or not, men 2 s

stack up more than 130, the money just kept coming in. >> he did an awesome thing. just the community coming together to raise money for chop. >> reporter: friend designed a t-shirt to sell as well. >> i was just like amazed at how viral it has gone. >> we're over $3,400. >> amazing. >> reporter: he met with the represent have of chop to let them necessity of his effort. >> i'm small potatoes probably compared to the eagles or donate but you know you are one man. she said no one has ever done this how far can you get with this. >> i don't know. >> reporter: the what would you like to see. >> it would be great if it exploded and turned into within of these things that happened every year. i'll walk for you, i will be a chop around the blocker. so, that would be neat too. >> reporter: this week paul crossed the $17,000 mark. if you dent live within walking distance of paul you can did he nate on line, from chop. get a link at cbs

philly.com/brotherly. i'll see you tonight. i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a difference one person can make. now to a work out almost everyone can get on board with, the wine work out. um-hmm. reporter evan meet the woman behind this work out. >> reporter: as a mother to a toddler april story knows her timing is limited. as many mothers know healthy living can be a struggle. >> ahh. >> it is harder with kid. >> reporter: home with her daughter, and her husband their busy life was on advertise play but what resulted has been seen bay roughly 25 million people world wide. the video posted in january, now dubbed the wine work out. >> i was getting ready to do a work out and i saw the wine there i said that would be funny to kind of incorporate wine into the work out video. >> reporter: story tells me this is her life simple every day home exercises. not necessarily always the wine that was just one of the

non-alcohol included work out videos she posted. >> just things that we're doing every day. >> that sharing spread worldwide, one post from former star trek actor george takei saying quit wining, and work out, to his 9 million followers. posting the video with a slight thely different music variation. >> it the is fun. >> reporter: most of the response has been positive. there have been a few negative reaction that is her hurting herself, falling on the wine but most of the people have been doing like what i'm doing, end ising back their own videos and pictures this he were making their own videos, doing different things with it. >> no matter number of re-creations or comments, both positive and negative, story is hoping they all get message. >> what i want to show people is that fitness is something you can do every day, you can do anywhere and you can use anything. >> reporter: in this case just don't forget the cork screw. >> don't shake the wine up too much.

>> yeah, right. >> be careful. >> precious cargo. >> evan reporting there. story is opened to posting more wine work out videos in the the future. >> i don't know about you guys but that slow me downey need a espresso in a mug. >> she's right, you can use anything. >> i have been done bench pressing with kids now. >> yes. >> another great story right here, a prom proposal in the florida high school student. this is one he will never for get. >> oh, my gosh. >> willie go to the prom with me. >> that is most genuine reaction you can ever fine. that is jonathan who is very excited about being asked to the prom. jonathan has autism and his date who asked him is a popular cheerleader. she has been asked to the prom before and she wanted to do the asking for her senior prom and she wanted to make it special for somebody else, and

if that is just proposal, the reaction that came out. >> yes, i like how she said i'm going to ask the date good great story. love that. 65:00 two. more coming up on cbs this morning. gayle king joins us from new york with the preview, good morning. >> reporter: i have it right here in my hot hand. good morning erika, always good to see you. we will talk to marco rubio about the the battle for second place in nevada and what he needs to do heading in to super tuesday. and why men should also be concerned about that zika virus. we will show you sophisticated ways sign are thieves are stealing some of the most confidential information, from your even if and you don't even know, it is happening. nowal sand that hamilton became most pip of the founding fathers, we will introduce you to the by grapher behind this enormous musical. the news, have you heard is back in the morning. ten minutes and counting. >> we have heard, we tune infer day. we will see you in a few

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former eagle lesean mccoy finally sits down with authorities to discuss bar fight that sent two off-duty police officers to the hospital. we will get one last check with justin finch at central detectives with the latest on this, justin. >> good morning. mccoy met with police and prosecutors, tuesday in the closed door meeting, and in of those parties have spoke been that meeting a at this time. we have video of that meeting, last night, at the a high rise in center city, again, all parties remaining quiet in that case. that comes more than two weeks after mccoy is a accused of getting in fight with three off-duty philadelphia police officers a and two other men and recess lounge in olde city. cbs-3 has obtain photos of one of the two officers who was injured, this is officer darnell jesse, he had several injuries, including stitches to his face that we do have images of. this case remains under investigation at this time, d.a. seth williams has been asked when those charges will

be filed, he says his office is taking their time in the investigation, erika, now back over to you. justin finch, thanks for the update. we saw justin did not have an umbrella we are in a lull right now. >> depending where you are, you might have have fog, dry will or light rain but we are technically between systems. this is a good synopsis of what happens the next 24 hours. heavier rain comes this afternoon and evening. strong wind gust was that potential for severe thunderstorms through southern part of the area you might run into minor flooding, especially for p.m. drive and obviously that will slow you down in a big way here. this morning meisha we have drizzle and fog. it is not much better. >> it the isn't. a lot going on, katie in new jersey 42 freeway northbound at creek road you can see how busy it is, in longer traveling at posted speeds. we have an accident involving 42 northbound near ac expressway where that is, that left lane is blocked because of this.

this is significantly going to slow you down. you can see the schuylkill is 9 miles per hour, very slow at city avenue. >> here's something special to make you smile after that news, a special delivery, baby, low land gorilla was born in the zoo in the uk following a rare emergency c-section. vets performed the surgery after baby's mother showed symptoms of potentially life threatening disease. baby girl yet to be name is said to be doing very well drinking from her little will bottle. only a handful of gorillas have been born via c-sections, great to see he is doing well. >> absolutely. >> little face. >> what a awesome job. >> next up on cbs this morning author of alexander hamilton how his book inspired one of the most popular shows on broadway. right the now we will leave you from a live picture of mobil three approaching bet bet house row on your wednesday morning. expect wet roads all day long. katie has an update on you have forecast coming up in 25

minutes. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, february 24th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." deadly tornadoes tear through the south. powerful winds toss rvs through the air. tens of millions could still be in danger. donald trump wins the nevada caucuses in a landslide. marco rubio surges to second. he'll be with us. is your phone secretly recording you, how some apps steal your personal information and your money. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. look up. it's going to cross right in front of us. >> oh, my god. >> wind picked up and sounded like a bomb hitting the house,