>> the sun gets a thumbs-up from student on the camden camden university. but it is cold out there, and that's setting the scene for yes, you guessed it, katie mentioned it, snow. good afternoon, i'm erika von tell. don't let the sun fool you. there is wintery weather on the way. katie fehlinger tracking that for us, it is arriving when? >> later tonight, really good point look out the window bright blue sky, you cannot

bank on that being the case. we will start to see the cloud builds in, as they do so of course gives you sign every things to could come. at the moment storm scan3 #, devoid of any storm systems here at the local level for sure. >> moving into west virginia eventually arrives hire like we mentioned later tonight. stick with me, i will give awe timetable in a second. winter weather advisory take effect 10:00 for all of the counties in the purple. don't need the criteria for advisory further north, but everyone will get in on snow mid 30's, at best, topping off low four's around the region as whole. but that said, that is already below average. so, that's what's going to set us up to see the white stuff move in later tonight. and let me just quickly give you the timetable, we expect the snow to generally begin, sometime, around the window of 10:00 right when the winter weather advisory takes effect, and it lingers though guys, through the morning rush, and

heading toward the early afternoon tapering off, that do lead to tricky travel for sure. coming up, through the course of the show here today i'll give you sense of how much is actually going to fall, what casino of impact it may have on that morning drive, and also, we will eventually be talking about surge on the thermometer. so lots more to come, in this forecast, coming up. >> thanks, also, you can track the snow and the forecast any time, by downloading the free cbs philly weather app, available now on itunes and google play. >> phony and fraud, few of the harsh words. 2012 republican presidential nominee, delivered, attack-style speech just moments ago. not holding back on how he really feels about trump. >> playing the members of america for circumstance ers, gets free ride to the white house all we get is a lousy house, nor the temperament nor

the judgement to be president and his personal qualities would mean that america would sees to be a shining city, on a hill. >> now, trump wasted no time in firing back, against romney @ tack on twit they are morning when parts of romney speech were liked to the media. he wrote right here quote i'm the only one who can beat hillary clinton. i'm not a mitt romney who doesn't know how to win. hillary clinton wants no part of trump. now, trump certainly going to have more to say about romney's blistering attack during tonight key debate. craig boswell tells us why this war of words appears to be only the beginning. >> prepared remarks, romney calls trump a phony and fraud, saying, his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. he is playing the american public for suckers, he gets a free ride to the white house and all we get is a lousy hat. >> trump responded on twit

they are morning, saying, why did mitt romney beg me for my endorsement four years ago? >> mitt is smart -- >> he ran one of the worse campaigns, as you know, in presidential history. that's that was election that should have been won by the republicans, he was a catastrophe. reflect growing fear in the republican party that trump will win, but remaining candidates have their own strategies on how to stop him. >> thank you so much. >> senator marco rubio appears to be trying to split votes and spread out the delegates to fen off trump. >> people are saying i was pleased everyone get together so we can keep this frontrunner from winning. and destroying the republican parties. >> senator ted cruz want everyone else out so can he take on trump head-to-head. >> if we are going to beat donald trump, the field can't remain fractured. >> cruz and remaining republican candidates will take their shot at trump in tonight's gop debate. craig boswell, "eyewitness news". and, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage

of campaign 2016. we will bring you the latest update from the campaign trail on tv and on line at cbsphilly.com. well, just moments ago, philadelphia mayor jim kenney unveiled his first budget address. the $4 billion spending plan includes a soda tax. he says big part of that monday i would go to expanding pre k programs. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter joining us live now at city hall with more on the mayor's plans, walt? >> the speech just ended, council chambers gradually emptying out behind me by and large positive reception to the mayor's half hour budget speech here within the last hour video delivering the speech, interrupted by applause, once by standing ovation, the four boulevard budget, as you just said, is driven by a soda tax, designed to raise $95 million, high point of the budget include pre k education, community schools, also body cameras for

philadelphia police officers, in addition to drops in zombies tax, all requires money and the mayor made it clear without the soda tax being passed, this budget could be in some trouble. >> glob of that could happen, not the pre k, not community schools, not investing for parks rec centers and libraries if we don't pass the tax. simply no where else to find the revenue. >> so, will the tax in fact be passed right here in these council chambers in upcoming months? that's the question right now, just poke with the council president, he applauded the mayor's budget address weld back on whether he support the tax, going forward, mid may before we know exactly how many of the mayor's initiatives today will be funded, will be passed and will become part of political reality for philadelphians. much more on this very interesting financial and political day when we join you later for now live from city council chambers, walt hunter,

cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> wait and see what happens, walt, thank you. >> now, police need your help tracking down the suspect they say broke into two day cares in north philadelphia. shows man right there getting inside around the clock day care on west take err road, around 11:00 last thursday, he got in by removing the air conditioner. police say he ran sacked the business, but did not take anything police believe the same man forced open window at little explorers day care north fifth street last friday. i got away with cash then. if you recognize the suspect in this video, you are asked to call police. >> also, police are searching for the suspect they say smashed through a window, stealing clothes from a rittenhouse store. check out the surveillance video showing the suspect, two men, and one woman, they broke into the vince clothing store at 17th and walnut. they grabbed arm fulls of clothes, then took off in a blue four door vehicle happened last saturday, if you

have any information you are asked to call police. >> investigators trying to figure out what happened to cause a fiery crash that killed five people in lehigh county. eyewitness cam of the smoke and the flames. police say, all five of the victims were in one car, that crossed over route 222 and collided head-on with a tractor-trailer happened upper macungie township. the road closed for hours, it re-opened overnight. the names of the victims have not been released, and the tractor-trailer driver was not injured. >> eagles quarterback, sam bradford, meets the media for the first time since signing his new contract. the two year deal is worth more than $30 million. $22 million is guaranteed. bradford could talk about new coach doug peterson's offensive plan. peterson says, bradford could lead the eagles to post-season appearance, our pat gallen will be there, he will have full report for you on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> a chaotic scene as group of

robbers storm gun store, coming up the alarming number of weapons they got, and the stunning way they got inside in the first place. >> also, astronaut scott kelly arriving home to heroes welcome. doctors will look at how a year in space affected his body but we will tell you one very strange effect, already discovered. we're coming right back.

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gun store robbery of the thieves tide trains to a truck to yank the doors right off the front of the store. once inside, as you can see, they ransacked a place, smashing glass cases, that stored handguns, also took several rivals off the racks. in all, they stole more than 50 weapons. the suspects are now facing federal charges. >> dash cam video here showing scary moment for an officer after he is drag by a vehicle during a traffic stop. the driver had an active warrant out in new mexico. and that's when the sheriff's deputy pulled him over. the offers he is was able to get the driver to stop by hitting him with his flashlight. the officer walk away with no injuries. that driver is now in custody facing multiple charges. >> astronaut scott kelly back on american soil after spending a record setting 340 days in space. his twin brother, mark, was among those who welcomed him home at houston texas overnight. vice president, biden's wife, jill, was there, she also brought some special gifts for him. she gave kelly beer, made at the white house, and an all

american apple pie. his work in outer space is paving the way for an eventual mission to mars. >> dis this mission is the latest achievement in our country space program. but it is not the last. there will be more. it is in our dna of our country to explore and we must never stop. >> scientists will study the impact of the mission on kelly's body but already listen to this, the lack of gravity reportedly caused him to grow 2 inches, although the effect are only temporary. interesting, though. >> google is now joining the fight against the zika virus, internet search giant has donated million dollars to unicef, the united nations humanitarian relief agency. will work with unicef to map the spread of zika. it won't be easy since some people with zika don't develop any symptoms. the hope is to attack the virus where it is spreading. still ahead on "eyewitness news", find out what a rainbow bagel is, and why people from all over the world are

flocking to get one. also, they call this guy the coolest dog in the world. why he's wearing all of that gear, and how his job is keeping people safe. katy? >> and erika, sure, we are talking snow, of course, how much, there is a huge temperature surge on the horizon for our area. coming up the one day on the seven day that's probably going to have you doing a double take. don't want to miss this i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections.

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>> meet paper the border collie. hey, what he does, video went viral nearly 4 million people have click on this.

yep, he's wearing sunglasses, earmuffs, and a vest, but it is all part of his job as a wildlife control k9, for an airport in michigan. they want to keep him away from the -- wildlife away from the planes, but the goggles? >> that's awesome. i love it. >> he is so adorable. >> basically, what he does; chases away all sort of wildlife, birds, fox, you name it, from the runways in texas. anything that we don't want to come in contact with aircraft. >> piper does not get a paycheck, rather, he is paid in treats and from what they say he's quite content with that payment system. so, reasonable employee there. >> he is so cool. love that. oh, my gosh. >> see dogs doing droppings, of all these things. >> and gets paid in treat, skooby smacks. >> too cute. so while he would be helpful tomorrow morning, rain coming overnight? >> start as snow, yes, will be cold enough to see some snow for sure. not talking about heavy hitter out of this, more than system more than anything, just had poor timing, even though not

expect to go see much snow, it comes in at the wrong time, we have to be dealing with this right through the morning rush, so let me walk you through everything, also, talking about good news down the road here, in fact we start things off with beautiful shots in the live neighborhood network, very much, just in wind at all really, guys. barely have light wind at all. 30 degrees at kutztown area middle school, handful of clouds, real at this, and finding the same thing from the suburbs all the way out near the shore towns here. nothing more than few little clouds out here, and very modest breeze, 32 degrees, cold everywhere to support the snow that's eventually on the way. here is a system that is bringing it in, looks awfully robust down across tennessee, portions of the deep south right? here is the thing, where it gets weaker off to the north, that is what is going to be costing through our area, a lot of times these storms tend to, you know, curve as they make their track across the us. this one basically going straight up west to east. that means, we stay on the little thin line of some lighter snow. and that eventually gets here, overnight tonight.

even as early as 10:00 i can see some of the first flakes flying, through future snow ability, when it starts it pick up it will be picking up for at least little while. the thing is, that primarily falls on unpaved surfaces initially. we know all of the crews will be out and about getting the roads ready to goment even by the time you hit off the if i combination of the typical morning rush, you probably only have few tent after inch on the gown. so, not necessarily a major system. but, i always feel lick it is these systems, that at most, bring maybe coating to inch or two. that's what we are expecting out of this, especially on unpaved surfaces, these little ones tend to bring the biggest headaches when it comes to the morning rush. again, winter weather advisory posted for the southern half of our area, but everyone gets in on some light snow, starting tonight, through midday tomorrow for grassy unpaved surface accumulation of coating to 2 inches absolute max. this, again, not going to be a major issue. but i feel like these are the situations where you get little too confident sometimes as you're traveling. so please, slow down out there. this is probably good excuse

to maybe set the alarm little extra early as you wake up tomorrow. we will be here for you obviously getting you out the door. certainly one of the mornings you might want the extra time, so you can go slowly. looking ahead to the weekend, call it hiccup. little disturbance crossing on through, see sunshine saturday, may bring the disturbance bring a sprinkle headed toward sunday morning, back to sunshine courtesy of high pressure. wait until you see this. let me step out of the way so you get a good look. yes, probably be double taking on wednesday, look at this, 70 degrees, by the time we hit wednesday. soap, we're coming off obviously what we call a hiccup again, tomorrow, with that snow. and then, talk about a trade-off. we look ahead to next week. temperatures go on this huge surge, mid 60s, even 70 out thereby wednesday. >> at this point looks like we'll get some sunshine with it, too, so perfect day. call in sick maybe? thanks, katie. move over, whole new trend at the bakery. jamie introduces us to the

rainbow bagel. >> new york bagels are world famous. >> bagels are cool, then rainbow bagels, like that's something else. >> that's why the skies the limit for the bagel store in brooklyn, new york. >> we came here, like an hour and a half to get these paying that's we saw on facebook, and they're delicious. >> customers are now coming from across the country to taste the rainbow. >> the rainbow bagel has become so popular they sell almost a thousand a day. >> so the brighter the better for you? >> always brighter the better. >> self proclaimed bagel artist hand rolls each one, pros that's takes about 15 hours. >> everyone is into magic, and everyone wants to be happy. this raises your endorphins levels 09 billion plus. >> in london, saw the shop go viral on line and wanted to try. >> make like maybe about 50, just for some, but after that, i just put them in the shop. 1015 minutes, people just

start demanding them. >> they look like the bagels taking over. >> as fortes, add a little strawberry to the red layer, while the yellow gets little banana. >> the new york option is sweeter, with flavors like cotton candy, van all. >> truly like eating sunshine in your mouth. >> the collide scope of colors seem to make everyone smile. >> yum. >> jamie, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >> and if that's not enough for you, the ban a, all of the flavors can't do it for you, they also have different cheap cheese flavors, or yost, cookies and cream. >> that i could get behind. >> we're convinced with our floor director looks like play dough, don't you think? >> that's what i think of. >> why not, until you have tried it. >>

>> a lot of women in their 30's are hiding a secret, suffering from symptoms such as weight gain, hair lost, interrupted sleep. what is this mystery condition? health reporter stephanie stahl has the unexpected diagnosis, and what to do if it is happening to you. that's today, at 5:00. >> this month, marks women's history month, one landmark in old city kicking off the celebration in a very special way. "eyewitness news", at the betsy ross house, where the new exhibit, women at work, in revolutionary america, was

just unveiled today. this inter-active exhibit shows you the jobs clothe yan -- clone walt worm worked, also the story of phyllis, a freed african laundress, hosting free women's history month events throughout march. i love looking back to the colonial times, especially when say their husbands, brothers, dads are all fighting women had to take care, around the area. >> slutly. >> well done, betsy ross house. that's "eyewitness news" at news noon, i'm erika von tiehl. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> abby: how could we not know? how could we all be fooled into thinking that marco was uncle jack? >> victoria: what about kelly? how is ben handling that part? >> abby: he doesn't know yet. or at least he hasn't heard from me. he's been at the hospital all night, and kelly's role in this hasn't hit the news yet. >> victoria: it's gonna kill him. >> abby: or it'll make him kill someone else. um... hey, i have to go. ben's here. >> victoria: tell him, uh... i don't know. tell him we're all so sorry. >> abby: thank you. hey. >> stitch: hi, baby. how you doing? >> abby: hi. >> stitch: [ sighs ] made it home in time to take max to school. now i'm all yours. how you holding up with all the press? >> abby: uh, i'm not worried about them at the moment. >> phyllis: okay, leave me