every step. offer the record interview got his opponent crying foul. also, philadelphia has its first confirmed case of the zika virus but health officials telling the community not to worry. >> and march came in like a nice little lamb. but we could see some lion-like weather tomorrow. katie is tracking rain and snow for your week. good morning, it is tuesday, march 1st, i'm erika von tiehl. >> good morning, happy tuesday, ladies. all of you at home, roads are looking good, looking nice and dry, little construction out there, disable vehicle, but other than that roads are dry. i can't complain.

>> katie, how long is this going to stick smashed. >> looks like at least the better part of the day before we deal with any additional wet weather. we could see little, almost like the lamb is dressing up like a lion later on tonight. we do have new system will be moving in here. this isn't going to be heavy hitting storm system. start things off by one of the field cameras, actually taking you from the very own statione headquarters in spring garden overlooking broad and spring garden intersection right here. and as meisha mentioned roads are dry. it will stay that way through the better part of the day today. off to very quiet start. storm scan3, nice and tran will at the local zoom. we zoom it around handful of times for you show you really as you zoom out to the region wide level, nothing more than handful of clouds here and, there essentially moonlit sky right now. really pleasant beginning to the morning that said. forty-seven the current temperature at the airport, rather, in dover, 42, at philadelphia international airport. and you casino of have mixed

bag depending on location, quite chilly in a millville, for example, where you have got some of the chill settling in there in the pinelands, 45 in trenton by comparison, what milder out toward the wildwoods. so going to find that region wide temperatures are going to vary but generally speaking we are off to little bit after milder start just because we had such warmth yesterday. today is still mild day. it is a nice start to march. by the way it is also the first day of meteorological spring, happy meteorological spring, everybody, let's give a round of applause. >> yeah. >> so that season also starting off on pretty tranquil note. again, meisha, a storm system that waits in the wings, talk more about when that get here, what it bridges, coming up. >> i'll just linger on the word spring, thanks, katie. >> road are looking nice and dry, this is the schuylkill past spring garden pulled off to the shoulder clearly not causing any problems right now. the volume levels aren't thereto support. that will overall things looking good on the schuylkill. fifty-nine south at girard,

looking good, everyone obviously still traveling at posted speeds, only four # 30:00 in the morning, it with that being said quite the volume already building on 95. so 95 southbound, 430 in the morning, we see volume levels like that, we know it will be a busy morning. new jersey, 42 freeway at creek road looking great. looking nice and quiet. all things considering, construction just cleared on 95 southbound, make note of that. ramp closure delaware right here route 13 northbound ramp to 295 like i said, that is closed. also disable vehicle, the schuylkill west near conshohocken curve pulled off to the shoulder. again, won't cause too many slow downs right now, just material i. so good morning, happy tuesday, starting off well. erika, back to you. >> donald trump is anticipating more victories on this super tuesday. meantime, his republican rivals are urging him to ask the new york times to release recording of an off the record interview. news website buzz feed report trump has suggested to the times editorial board that if-ee elected woe likely not stand by proposal to deport

undocumented imigrants. >> this video has a lot of people talking, too, during trump valley in virginia secret service agents takes down a photographer for times magazine. chris morris has stepped out of the media pen to snap pictures of protesters, suggesting cursing at the agent and will not press charges, the trump campaigning and secret service say they are aware of the incident, last friday new jersey governor chris christie endorsed trump. last night he spoke about it on new jersey 101.5 ask the governor. >> donald trump has won three of the first four primaries. i've known him for 14 years, he will probably win at least seven or eight of the 11 primaries if not more tomorrow night. he's going to be the republican nominee for president. and i want to make sure hillary clinton doesn't win. >> the governor admit he does not agree with trump on every issue, but they do see eye to ion tax issues, job creation, and that america needs

decisive executive. >> protesters keep senator ted cruz from getting hometown welcome in houston. he was addressing about a thousand people at a rally when demonstrators interrupted him. meanwhile senator marco rubio continues to criticize donald trump's failure to advice envoy david duke. cbs news political director john dickerson says the gop establishment is having difficulty getting a handle on trump. >> it is hard to tell whether they are more unsettled about being tainted by trump or by the fact there is not much they can do to stop him from getting a nomination. >> both cruz and rubio need wins today to slow down trump ' momentum. bernie sanders trying to stall hillary clinton's momentum. jane saint ers predict her husband will lit the state. also expect sanders will take his campaign through the democratic convention which philadelphia is hosting in july. clinton has made almost no mention of sanders and is focusing on the gop candidates. >> stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs news for all day coverage of super tuesday.

we'll bring you up-to-the-minute results on the air and on line at cbsphilly.com. right now, 4:36. new this morning, a gunfire erupts during family fight ending with two people shot. it happened shortly before midnight on the 3900 block of percy street in north philadelphia. police say two families living in a upstairs apartment got into an argument and it turned bloody. >> they saw that there was signs of a violent struggle. they saw three knives on the hallway floor, saw blood on the floor, blood on the walls, a door had been forced off of its hinges, they found broken bottles, broken glass, they also found three spent shell casings from a semiautomatic weapon. >> two men are being treated for their injuries. police say a one year old boy was in the apartment during the fight, but luckily, he was not hurt. police say they know the name of the alleged gunman and they are looking for him. philadelphia has it first

case of the zika virus, the victim woman in her 60s currently recovering without complications. the city's department of health says the woman recently returned from the caribbean and did not require hospitalization. a health department official tells "eyewitness news", there is no threat to the community. >> it is not a significance to people locally, because the mosquitos that transmit infection don't live or survive in philadelphia. >> the health concerns really are for pregnant women. and a part from that, it is really not a significant issue. >> there are now five cases of the zika virus in pennsylvania, federal authorities also confirm a second case in new jersey. a local high school student is facing criminal charges after police say he sold marijuana laced brownies. police in bensalem say 18 year old jake on francisco sold the brownies to a middle school student. and then that seventh grader re-sold the brown toys several student at shaeffer middle

school. luckily, no one was hurt. authorities commend the non-brownie buying student for alerting them. >> sometimes these kids, you know, don't; don't tell, they doesn't want to get involved. but these kids new that something was wrong, and they got involved immediately and did the right thing. >> well done. authority say francisco has sold pot brownies before on school grounds. the teen's being held on $100,000 bail. ukrainian man accused of posing as a high school student in harrisburg is facing new charges. police in nearby town charged with identity theft. the charge connection to application to attend the police academy there. twenty-three year old revealed his reason for faking his identity. >> just want to have a better life. that's it. in america you have a a lot of opportunities. take this opportunity because i didn't have a chance. >> he also offered apology to the people he lied to. he also faces sexual assault

charges for allegedly having contact with a female student. >> still ahead this morning, wrapping up nearly a year in space. see one of his final tweets from space coming up. >> then this sounds like nightmare. tornado bearing down all while woman tries to open a lock door to get inside to safety. how worker survived an ef3 tornados. >> and, kite and cudley, check him out. but these puppies is her after purpose, too, what they do that's so important and why they're setting a record at one local farm. we'll be right back.

>> astronaut scott kelly returns from space after nearly one near. kelly has been living in space since last march studying the effect of orbit on the body. he he and cosmonaut will land in calf i can stand dessert

tonight at 7:27. expected back in texas tomorrow. >> now, kelly, who is known for his tweets from outer space, sent this one just a few hours ago. just incredible, doesn't look real, right? he says we're down to a wake up. earth i'm coming for you tomorrow. good night from space. welcome home, scott. now, nasa is investing in a faster way to fly. space agency just gave $20 million to lockheed martin to develop a passenger jet that can fly faster than the speed of sound. this is a preliminary design right no there. will create soft, instead of rattling sonic booms in flight. supersonic jet travel ended more than decade ago with the grounding of the concord. >> check this outright here. video of fed ex employee desperately trying to open a lock door of a hardware store in louisianna as the tornado was bearing down. just a terrifying time as she held against a coke machine, while the store is destroyed around her. the store owner had made his employees hide in the bathrooms, fed ex driver, kai

rajon son, was surprisingly philosophical about her ordeal. >> i had never seen the sky swirl so pretty, and it was gray, but it was scary. first thing you think, let me tape it, let me show people. no explaining. because after i seen the video i didn't really know what it really look like, i just figure i was in a tornado. >> now the owner of the hardware store says he and cyrano share a special bond in surviving the tornado. both agree that god have been in his hands. and just incredible that someone can survive being out in a tornado like that. >> both just so incredibly dangerous. >> absolutely. >> luckily, not much to report this morning, right? >> thankfully, yes. we do have storm system on the way. it will bring -- >> not that bad. >> it does bring in wet weather, though. so we will be tracking that of course here. but today looks fine, like you say, starting off march with a very quiet, you know, weather pattern that initially here, and real nice day overall.

take a peak here, storm scan, nice wide zoom. show you the storm system on it way, obviously some snow, obviously little icing going on with that, but we won't have to deal with it. what is happening, still stuck in pretty mild air for the standard right now, and the course of this circulation actually going to bypass us to the north. so we will eventually end one wet weather, but just rain, dow think you'll likely see few thunderstorms rumbling in here, timing things out, primarily overnight tonight, into tomorrow morning, that we will see the main brunt of this. so let's breakdown in terms every just couple of bullet points. the showers are to develop tonight. but the heaviest of the rain comes tomorrow morning. so clearly tomorrow morning commute as you are on the air with us in the morning you will end up finding some of the slowest conditions out there. not a major heavy hitting storm, though. potentially going to see up to half inch of precipitation out of this. showers will actually be ending by the late end of the wednesday morning drive. so it is not going to be all that bad. there is another disturbance down the pike here thursday into friday, so if you have heard the word snow getting thrown around here, yes, shot

for it. however, this is real more than anything disturbance, going to bypass us to the south, you have got a storm to the north, then later storm to the south. bridges in potential for some snow by thursday into friday specially, but just the showers looks like. today nice way to kick it off. starting offer the month of march on pleasant note, well above average, by almost 10 degrees in fact, drop down to 44 tonight. that's when the showers start to develop. but it is clearly too mild for anything but just chilly rain. and then, we should hit 52 degrees, but it happens early in the day. then the temperatures start to gradually fall again just rainout of this, folks, wind also starting to whip as the storm pushes through. we look ahead to the tail end of the week, we struggle to hit 40 on friday, hence, little disturbance crossing through, couple of snow showers in the forecast. erika? >> katie, thank you. not quite 101 dall nations bye napa valley farm has record number of puppies on their hands. they were expecting ten, but they got 17.

these are sheep dogs. breeds them to work on his farm where they help protect the cattle. >> this is going to take a lot of work. like we were going to be feeding morning, noon and night. >> it was just like how many? no, wait, how many? >> oh, look how sweet they are. now, that's mama right there, we're toll she is doing well, there are so many puppies thousand now need to be bottle fed. locally the community has come together, all picking up shifts, frankly, who wouldn't want to should anything he will and feed a little puppy. eventually all placed on their own farms to guard cattle. too cute. still ahead this morning, the battle between apple and the federal government heads to capitol hill today. how recent ruling in new york could impact that case. first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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they are looking for after double shooting. two families living together on the 3900 block of percy street got into an argument then one person pulled out a gun and shot two men. one victim is in critical condition. the other stable. >> today is super tuesday, day that could decide the course of the presidential election. more than dozen state hold primaries and caucuses today. donald trump leads the gop race. hillary clinton holds the lead over bernie sanders on the democratic side. >> and, health officials have confirmed philadelphia's first case of the mosquito born zika virus, the 60 year old victim had recently returned from trip to the caribbean, she is now recovering without any complications. officials say there is no threat to the public. 4:49 right now. time for check on your business news, money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, hearing happen hell a big win in court. where was this? >> that's right. good morning, erika. score one for apple. federal judge said the tech giant is not obligated to break into a locked iphone to

help the government in a investigation. this time, it involves a drug case in new york, this ruling could potentially influence apple's battle with the fbi over similar request to break into the phone of one of the san bernardino shooters. today actually apple and the fbi will testify in front of congress about encryption, and privacy. erika? >> not over yet. and jill, march, march 1st, so talking about the start of women's history month, and wallet hub compared all 50 states to issues when it comes to women. what did they finds? >> reporter: well, that's right. things like access to healthcare, high paying jobs, minnesota, was number one, followed by vermont, and new hampshire, delaware and maryland, scored really high marks, when it comes to women making a lot of money. pennsylvania was 40th overall, new york, 16th. erika? >> let's focus on delaware, how but that? >> all right, i'm with you. >> jill, thanks so much. see you later this morning. >> focus on the good. there go.

>> 4:50, rain headed our way, katie has the timing, also, when could you possibly see snow before the week's over, she times it out. we'll be right

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cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. good morning, kick starting the month of march on quiet note out there. we do however expect to see wet weather return to the forecast, as it always tends to. and we want to get you out the door here on a quiet note certainly. also, give awe heads up for what you can expect, moving forward in this forecast. so for now, storm scan is very quiet. you have nothing more than a few clouds, well up to the north of philadelphia, so it is a moonlit sky, really nice beginning to the morning, and at least high pressure in place briefly for us here, before the next storm system comes along. and it actually gets here later on tonight. in the meantime, our current temperatures, they're not bad. you know, you are in the 30's, you don't have too much wind at this point. 42 degrees at the airport, 45 in trenton, still bottoming out right now into the 30's quite a few spots, more than anything, because skies are so clear. if we built any warm up yesterday, which we did, starting to just go right back up to the atmosphere here.

so, with that said, it is almost like if you want a blanket of cloud cover there, that's the only way you will keep warmth in place. moving forward in the forecast, there is going to be another cold front crosses through bridges in blast of cold. so, really, what happens tonight, and tomorrow, with this next disturbance moving in it, will help trigger the drop on the they are mom term, so below average temperatures are the story thursday and friday, and even that said, into the weekend, too. meantime wet weather to contend w tonight mainly overnight into tomorrow morning, showers developing, rain showers, steadier heff remember jane tomorrow morning affecting morning drive. heads up. keep it in the back of your head, hit high of 52 early on. temperatures start to decline. chill in the air, thursday, friday, and saturday, for that matter. and friday, there is another little disturbance that crosses by, that's going to likely trigger couple of snow showers. i don't expect much accumulation out of that at this point. which is good news. you probably don't have to break out the shovel. certainly return to winter is in the forecast for us here, meisha. >> so enjoy today while we

have it. thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. roads are being looking good. looking nice and dry, we do have a disable vehicle, pulled all the way off to the shoulder, not causing too many slow downs, of course we know it k the schuylkill westbound past spring garden. >> this certainly could, if it lingers out there, into the five maybe even into the 6:00 hour. but hopefully that gets out of our way right now. things looking good. starting to see more and more headlight out on the roadway, we can expect those push toward the 5:00 hour. looking great, nice a queen it jersey from the westbound direction and the vine looking similar. looking great. moving westbound, looking very quiet. eastbound building maybe ever so slicely but overall things looking good there, disable vehicle, the schuylkill westbound near the conshohocken curve again all the way pulled off to the shoulder, ramp closure in delaware route 13 north bamm p ramp to 295 closed also construction, 95 north, ramp from delaware avenue closed until march 21, 95, southbound, ramp to delaware avenue is now open. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. you can stay updated on

katie's forecast during your morning drive on sister station "kyw news radio" 106o also where the mondayly go from mayor kenney's proposed soda tax. also, the young girl who shares more than just a special bond with bobby rydel. they share a liver. and how your phone can help you get a brighter, cleaner smile. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. coming up in the next hour here on "eyewitness news", tearful testimony from a popular sportscaster. >> i feel so ashamed. i'm so embarrased. >> she breaks down talking about the moment she found out a secret video of her was posted on line and the lingering effect it is having on her. and how a bad night's sleep can have the same impact on your brain, as smoking marijuana. we're back at the top of the hour.

>> good morning, today is the biggest voting day in the race for the white house. who is ahead in the polls headed into super tuesday, and see what spark a violent encounter at one candidate's rally. and the problem is is not so much about the children, it is what are we doing to help the parent? >> a community demanding answers, after two teens are hurt in a drive-by shooting. now, the mayor's responding to their concerns, and offering his plan to curb the violence. and, it may be the first day of march, but we are not done with winter just yet. as you look live right now at bethlehem, katie is tracking two storms this week, that will bring rain and maybe even some snow. oh, good morning, it is tuesday, march 1st, i'm erika von tiehl.

march certainly came in like a nice little lamb, but it is going to change soon. katie is outside on the skydeck, meisha keeping zero letter eye on the roads, morning, ladies? good morning, happy tuesday. yes, things are looking good on the roadways right now, we have construction out there, some disable vehicles, overall the roadways are look nice and dry, nice and quiet, katie. can we expect that all day? >> yes, i would say so, at least through the daylight hours, things definitely quiet for us. that will change, how much, as erika had mentioned, tracking two separate systems, and yes, the dreaded word snow does make come back to this forecast, not initially, though, folks, it is way too warm for that. but, that is all going to be changing with time. now, at the moment, it is really quiet out here. we go back in time and take a look where some of the temperatures have already been, we have been in the 60s, we've been in the 50's, today, we will be in the 50's, once more, but notice, how those temperatures are starting to drastically drop off. normal high, as we kick start the month of marble, is 48 degrees on