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crews put the finishing touches on this year's philadelphia flower show. what one veteran designer says is the secret to a beautiful exhibit. before we get too excited about spring, winter is making it clear that it is not over yet. good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean and tonight we are tracking a drop in temperatures and then snow. meteorologist kate bilo joins us now with details on when this weather moves in. kate? >> jessica and ukee, definitely feeling like winter outside and fittingly because it is still winter even though the past few days didn't really feel like it today we felt that drop in the mercury. in fact temperatures right now 20 to 25 degrees colder than they were at this time last night when we were awaiting that line of rain that came through overnight. it was 23 degrees warmer last night at this time than it is now. it's been 26 degrees a drop from last night in lancaster much much colder and winds were very strong today. we had few wind gusts reported 50 miles an hour. those strong winds bringing colder air in place now that the

cold air has settled in you can see all the blues and purples overhead a system riding along the boundary between cool and warm and that's going to produce snow for us. coming up i'll tell when you the snow gets here, when it moves out, how much you'll see and whether it will impact your friday morning commute. for now back to you jessica. >> kate, thank you. multiple people are dead and part highway is shut down tonight after a violent crash. authorities stay five people died tonight when tract trailer collided with their car in upper macungie lehigh county that accident happened on route 222 near route 100 just before 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. investigators say the car crossed the median into the path of the big rig. both vehicles then caught fire. no one inside the tractor trailer was injured. the road is still closed tonight as authorities investigate the cause of the crash. two suspects target a neighborhood who refuses to be victim much eyewitnesses say that man shot the suspects after they attacked him in queen village. that's where our natasha brown is right now with what police

and neighbors are saying tonig tonight. natasha? >> reporter: well, we can tell you that the investigation into this shooting is continuing at this hour but what is clear is that this is a neighborhood that certainly not used to seeing this kind of violence. >> i never really worried about save tow. >> reporter: for residents in this queen little village neighborhood violent crime seems world away. an isolated event outside of their parameters. >> this neighbor is known as nice place to live. families, quiet, pretty pleasa pleasant. it's surprising to hear something like that. >> on tuesday evening stunned neighbors heard gunshots. >> i'd heard shouting and i saw the guys punching our neighbor. i didn't see our neighbor punch anybody. he was on the ground being beaten. then i heard gunshots. >> reporter: police say just after 8:30 tuesday night, a 65-year-old man and his wife were walking home near second and bainbridge streets along the way they were met with a 20 and 21-year-old man. police say a verbal altercation

quickly escalated into a physical attack on the couple. that's when officers say the 65-year-old man pull out a handgun and fired thee shots hitting the two suspects. >> i was all bloody like the actual eye ball looked like it was bloody. he had blood all over his face and neck. >> possibly this 65-year-old may have been acting in self-defen self-defense. >> reporter: residents like joe mcnichol are unnerved. his five month old daughter zoey in tow. hours after a mid evening shooting in a normally safe and walkable community. >> it's horrible. and so i mean i can't imagine what the families of the people that had to deal with that are going through but it doesn't -- i think it's more of an anomaly than like normal occurrence. >> reporter: well the 20-year-old was shot in the chest. the 21-year-old in the neck and both are stable at jefferson hospital tonight. meantime, the 65-year-old alleged shooter he stayed at the scene turned himself in to police and also turned over his semi automatic weapon. that's the very late at the time

from now from queen village natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you natasha. delaware supreme court overturns a former prep school head martyr's conviction on child pornography charges. court said the warrant used to search the property of christ for wheeler were unconstitutional. last year wheeler was convicted on 25 counts of dealing child porn and was sentenced to 50 years in prison. wheel oh lower is the former head master at the elite tower hill school in wilmington. >> new jersey governor chris christie is facing a barrage of criticism days after his endorsement of donald trump. a new poll finds his approval rating dropped six points in new jersey after that endorsement. our david spunt has more on calls for the governor's resignation and the frenzy of chatter about him on social media after super tuesday. >> let me introduce to you the next president of the united states donald trump! >> reporter: chris christie has spent a lot of time at donald trump's sqide receny but sition on super tuesday took the

internet by storm. tens of thousands of people retweeted this popujular 59 of christie with the curb your enthusiasm theme song. >> he looked like a man who was in one of those stages of grief where the reality is just washing over him. >> richard harris list is a political scientist at rutgers university in camden and says watching the governor take a back seat to trump must be tough for him. there's also a social media hash tag free chris christie. >> christie is always somebody who in public is leaning in. rhetorically and physically. >> harris says trump dwarfs christie' as aggressive personality. they call themselves old friends. but christie and donald trump spent months and thousands of dollars running against each other. just last month candidate chris christie did his best trump impression to a crowd in iowa. >> it will be incredible, amazing people come in -- people

come in -- >> a few week later he was at trump's side. >> the one person that i really wanted was chris christie. he represents so much about what i believe. >> now, six new jersey newspapers owned are calling for christie to resign. editorials mention that christie is spenting too much time on campaign trail that's not his. the editorials also encourage the public to recall governor christie if he does not step down there's no indication he will. i reach out to his press office today in trenton but did not hear back. live in the sat center tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, david, thank you. also in campaign 2016 hillary clinton spent the day campaigning in new york city as she always sets her sights on michigan. her opponent vermont senator bernie sanders campaigned in east lansing, michigan. republican marco rubio voted for himself today in west miami, florida. the sunshine state has early voting ahead of its primary. and in the meantime retired neurosurgeon dr. ben carson is effectiving ending his bid for

the white house. in a statement he said he did not see political path forward. mayor jim kenney making a push for body cameras for philadelphia police officers. the mayor will ask city council for $1.1 million for 800 body cameras. the mayor says the cameras are quote an important step forward to improve relations between police and residents. commissioner richard ross also says body cameras would be a welcomed tool to the department. the story of emotional reunion. >> young woman meets the two police officers who saved her live at a montgomery county wawa and only "eyewitness news" was there. annie fitzpatrick cried as she hugged lower merion township police officers jeff sullivan and rob were the itt we first told you about their heroics last month. they used aed in their patrol car to bring her back to life after she collapsed outside the wawa in penn valley. >> i just think it's amazing. i don't really know what to think about it other than it's a miracle. >> to see her in the condition

she's in today compared to what she was in that day is -- it's just amazing. >> i don't believe in coincidence. i believe that god put us there for reason. we were able to help her. >> the officers say they were happy to be in the right place at the right time. that they were. let's take it to the streets of philadelphia. there are a wide variety of street names some are simple like walnut, arch and south vo vote. >> other names are more unique. >> a little more difficult to pronounce let's say. so how did those names end up as addresses? >> good question. nicole brewer took to the streets to get the answer for you. >> yeah, some of them certainly are more straight for, right? jfk boulevard, martin luther king drive, others a bit more obscure and likely the reason viewer zach torres and mike company field zen us their smugs. how did philly streets get their names? it's a good question so we figured, we'd address it. ♪ >> any idea how philly streets got their names?

>> not originally, no. >> how did they get their names? >> i'm not sure. >> mostly it goes back to billy penn. >> page is the president of the historical society. >> he laid out a city in grid. >> streets running east to west were trees. >> he believes as did other quaker brethren that naming a street after one's self was vain. >> that's interesting. i can see that. >> the only time penn broke protocol he named a street after his second why callowhill. >> she must have been a nice woman. >> why not his first? (laughter). >> with do some streets have native american names. >> lenny land knop pee the original people had lived in these areas. >> thank you for acknowledging our indigenous people. >> manayunk named after the world placing to to drink. >> oh, that makes sense. >> why ya miss cynipids pigeon

droppings. >> sometimes you can get pooped on. >> sometimes you can. >> talbot says when the city limits changed in the 1850s so did street names. >> politics came to the for. mayors and governors wanted to have a street named after them. >> south philly for instance became a who's from to shunk to packer. others evolved based op association. like sassafras. >> that street was used for horse racing. so over time people called it race street. >> and since high street was where traded goods. >> most people call it market street. >> as for broad street, well, that's an easy one. >> broadest street. >> that makes sense, yeah. >> amazing what you learn on the corner of 13th and locust. and speaking of 13th and locust, part of that intersection is now called barraging way aft the mother of the lgbt movement. talbot tells me that seems to be

the trend here commemorating people by adding on to the streets rather than renaming them. i miss pronounced her. it's tall but and she showed me tall but. >> sorry, page. i got you. it's tall but. very interesting. also, naming them based on the neighborhoods so individuals who are relevant to the neighbor. gay borhood. >> washington avenue. >> what's your good question. log on to cbsphilly.com good question to submit your questi question. us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >> despite the talk about snow in the forecast there's one sure sign spring is right around the corner. >> that would be the philadelphia flower show. our vittoria woodill finds out from a veteran wait takes to put together those beautiful exhibits. >> kate. >> we're always talking about snow around the knauer show.

we have snow moving in this won't ab huge deal but it will impact one commune we can be talking about going from snow to the 70s in the course of the seven day forecast. and james corden like you've never seen him before. how he's going from late night to cover model. ♪

♪ >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ thieves stop at nothing to break into a houston gun store all captured on camera. they tied a chain around the door handles and yanked the doors off the building. 10 suspects, 10 rushed inside the gun store. they smashed display cases and grabbed as many weapons as they can carry. authorities say the suspects stole at least 50 weapons and they are still on the loose

tonight. a new report is taking a bold new approach to dealing with ovarian cancer. the report says ovarian cancer should not be a considered a single disease. it's a constellation of different cases that begin in the uterus or tube. the report calls for more universal genetic testing for all women with ovarian cancer and their families. it's the fifth leading cause of cancer deaths among women with a five year survival rate of less than frick%. it is one unlucky ship royal caribbean anthemly seas is cutting another cruise short. the ship which was battered by a storm in the atlantic last month returned early today from a different voyage to the eastern crib bow yann this time it was the threat of a storm and a norovirus outbreak that cut the trip two days short. passengers disebark after the short dock at the port in bayonne, new jersey. you can take a trip around the country without ever leaving our area. >> the theme of the 2016

philadelphia flower show is explore america and the show will highlight the country's national parks. vittoria woodill grabbed garden gear and got a look at what it takes to make an equis sit exhibit. ♪ >> reporter: grab roar camera let's hit the trail and america. >> really is a feast for all of your senses. >> the philadelphia flower show is here and landscaping the stories of our national parks. >> we have park rangers coming to the show. they will will be in our find your park pavilion and doing row grams like they do in the national parks. >> climb a mountain, hikes trails and pitch cap ups in their historical exhibit. >> all of our designers have pick a different national park to bring to life. there's 410 of them. in the country but we'll represent about a hundred on the show floor this year. >> designers like -- >> i'm jack blandy. i'm the founder of stoney bank nurseries in glenn mills, pennsylvania. >> he's 37 career philadelphia flower show veteran and his exhibit is yellowstone after the

fire. inspired boy the wonderous yellowstone national park and how it came back to life after the fire of 1988. >> i always loved yellowstone since the day i took my young teenaged sons and daughters to yellowstone for a family trip. >> we saw all the re-emerging growth that came up after the fire that resulted from the receding of yellowstone. >> reporter: receding which not many may know only happens if there's some sort of natural fire for yellowstone's lodge pole pine trees. >> that species will not regenerate unless the pine cone goes through a fire. it's a regeneration of nature. the natural cycle of nature which is exciting. >> there aren't just wild flowers in the mix. >> we only have 800 more ferns to plant. >> reporter: i'm sorry? >> he's mixing a mock up of one of yellowstone's geo they remember mick wonder. >> of course, we have the must

fits, blur, blur for everybody. >> what do we they do. >> blur, blur. >> if you haven't gone to yellowstones this year they're coming to you. >> that's right. so go visit your national parks. and of course you can see them at the philadelphia flower show. which starts march 5th to the 13th. and the knauer show revenue sports the charitable efforts of the pennsylvania horticultural society their plant 1 million campaign and phs city harvest which provides locall locally gn fresh produce for under privilege families. >> it's such a cool event. i absolutely love it. it gives i was dose of spring, too. >> it does. >> i was skipping around and i just couldn't help myself. i was like spring is coming. it's here! >> right. >> love the hat. >> i brought this back for us. in thank you. >> maybe photo ops later. >> yeah. if you're into that. right? isn't that great.

>> thank you pharell. he let me borrow it. >> kate bilo is here with the forecast. i don't know if i want to hear what's coming or what's coming after it. >> the good stuff. first we got to get through the not so good stuff. the winter has been relatively quiet. we had one major storm and then we've had few non starters more rain than snow in february. some people that love winter and love snow will be looking forward to a little bit on friday morning. i only like it if i can stay inside in front of a fireplace and watch it fall. when you have to be out in it that's a problem and this looks like it could be a commute problem friday morning. let's talk more about what we expect start off with a look outside and it's quiet tonight. no problems tonight or tomorrow morning. none of your commute impacted. tomorrow afternoon's commute is fine much this time tomorrow night we'll start to see the snow move on inform let's take quick look at storm scan3. locally nothing going on. a few snow showers lake effect stuff back across western new york and western pennsylvania

but here's the storm that we are watching for tomorrow night into friday right about here producing snow right now across portions of the iowa and illinois. this is going to stay relativ ry diss organize until after it moves off the coast and that's when it's really going to explode. this is a major, major storm. it's just not a major storm for us and it's mainly going to be major storm for the atlantic ocean. really close call. near miss on this one. 33 is the temperature right now in philadelphia. 20s in allentown reading and lancaster much colder night than we've seen recently. we felt that cool down today. trying to ease into that winter pattern at 3:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon it was 64. by 3:00 o'clock this afternoon, it was only 43 degrees. and those winds bringing in that cold air peak wind gust today in the 40 miles per hour range all across he it region just a blustery start to your day. tomorrow starts off with sunshine at tepp am then the clouds will increase and this is where we start to see some snow moving n again by this time tomorrow night we'll be tracking a light snow. make sure you're with us

tomorrow. you can see by midnight light snow overspreading the region that will continue into the overnight and errly morning hours it will be generally scattered. this is not heavy, heavy snow here. it's just light nuisance snow and continues into your friday morning. what you want to watch for the storm develops offshore. could it throw a band back to the west and any spot in south jersey or central delaware that gets in on that band could see the higher end of our range. now this is coming midday on a march day we've got a strong sun angle here it may eventually mix with some rain and that could keep the totals down by about 4:00 p.m. completely offshore. this is tomorrow night right through midday friday lingering again down the shore into the midday hours. mainly a grassy accumulation of a coating to 2-inches. there could be some slow travel and slick spots friday morning. be safe out there. unpaved surfaces certainly elevated surfaces. looking at a general coating to 2-inches of snow definitely not the worst storm we've ever seen in march but still a nuisance for your friday morning commute. but take a look what happens next week. we rebound into the 40s over the

being end. 50s monday. by next wednesday pushing 70 degrees so this will all be a distant memory by then. >> bang. thank you. all right. don. >> what's comin coming up in nen sports. we're talking hoops. the sixers sign an all star point guard but it's not what you think. they take on the hornets and try to snap that nine game losing

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>> welcome back. i sat in front of my keyboard looking for something good to write about the sixers. right now that's really hard to do. they haven't won a game in nearly a month and they're on nine game losing streak. tonight they tried their luck against the hornets in southly that's where we go. before the game joelle embiid warming up shooting threes before the game. got a smile on his face. if he can actually play a game. there's that. first quarter we go sixers feeling it from three-point rage. robert covington. hornets up 14-13. covington to cannon that's good.

they took 333s did the sixers they made 13 of them but big night more walker. car yack kim ba back at uconn. 30 points for him. the hornets win it 119-99. 10 straight losses for the sixers. >> they came out there, you know, trying to be physical. i think through the most of the game we did decent job sticking with them. we played good defense up until the their quarter when we -- we let them get too many open shots and we weren't communicating as well. i think we stayed strong and made a come back but then again the fourth quarter you can't let teams get open shots. former nba all star barry davis signed with the delaware 87. he hasn't played in the nb since 2012 he's 36-year-old a former first round pick out of ucla. big five action tonight. st. joe's hawks with a big loss

on the road. they got knock off by st. bonaventure 98-90. meanwhile st. louis visiting lasalle tonight and explorers pick up victory 76-68. the phillies on the road today taking on the blue jays. david buchanan on the mound and he saws off michael saunders. two inns with scoreless ball. to the fourth we go. aaron al tear a big fly to left field and the phillies and blue jays play to four-four tie. >> love the crack of the bat. >> crack of the bat is good. >> we want to -- >> love it. >> sixers have about 20 games left. >> why? >> we got to start within something. >> you think it's going to turn around the last 20. >> please, please. something. >> thank you, don. >> when we come back a new look

popular late night host james corden is showing off his new style. >> take a look at this.

he's on the cover of the wall street journal magazine for the men's style issue and covered with tattoos. spoiler alert that's fake but in the issue he gives a candid interview on his career and his journey on becoming the host of the late late show. the magazine by the way hits news stands this saturday. don't forget you can catch the late late show with james corden tonight at 12:37 right after colbert and here on cbs3

>> thank you for watching. our morning team is back from 4:37. i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. the late shot with steven colbert is next with octavia spencer and the cast of fuller house. >> good night family and when you go, sleep well. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation, brought to you by abundance edu. get ready in your local area for an opportunity to profit from real estate like you've never seen before. the rebounding real-estate market in the u.s. is getting