busy weekend for campaign 2016. super saturday contest, and five states, with cruz and sander claiming victory over the frontrunners. taken at gunpoint. terrifying moments, for former philadelphia eagles, accused victim after kidnapping. >> get ready to break out the short, nice warm stretch of weather on the way. today is sunday, march 6, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. we turn it over to justin, forecasting a lot of people have been waiting for. >> always excite whg you talk about the first 70 degrees day of the year. but it hasn't been that long, saying, christmas eve we did reach the low 70s. >> but sign every spring. >> it is, yes.

no signs every winter, month to go where wild wet kerr happen across the delaware valley. next several days we warm things up. little gloomy this morning, though, still need that heavier coat, where we have temperature of 37 degrees, in philadelphia, and you can still see overcast skies, over the region, few flurries are possible, some spots earlier, did not happen in philadelphia. light breeze out of the northeast, 6 miles per hour, last little flurries up across northern bucks county, that probably not even reaching the ground, and diminishing flurries across central delaware. improving conditions the morning into the afternoon, should see little sunshine. still chilly. many areas now starting to climb above freezing, it is cents 33 in millville, 36 degrees in wilmington, still in the mid 20's up in the poconos, quakertown checks in below freezing, at 30. so, through the morning, decreasing clouds. by noontime, low 40's, so it is still cool afternoon, overall, for early march. high temperature only around 48 degrees, mid four's at the shore, near 40 at the poconos. and then really we warm things up middle of the week,

potential record highs coming in this week, as well, time it out coming up in a few minute, rahel, back to you. >> we'll check in with you then, thanks. onto campaign 2016, after super saturday, just about every candidate can claim victory. republican ted cruz in the winner in kansas and maine. trump won kentucky louisianna. good night for bernie sanders who won kansas, and nebraska. hillary clinton has won louisianna, as craig boswell reports, the attention now shift to four more primaries on tuesday. ted cruz kick off super saturday with big wins in kansas and maine. super tuesday last week phenominal night, won victories all over and today on super saturday we're doing the very same thing. donald trump took louisianna and ken tuck. >> i i want to thank louise iaian a, people of kentucky, congratulate ted on maine, and kansas, should do well in

maine because it is very close to canada. >> but even in the states cruz lost he came in close second. >> what we're seeing is republicans coelessing around our campaign. >> looking -- looking ahead to march 15th, when his home state of florida votes. >> we'll win florida you'll find out march 15th how confident we are. >> democrats vote in the three states, louisianna, kansas, nebraska, with bernie sanders and hillary clinton, sanders pick up wins in nebraska, kansas caucuses cents, clinton won the louisianna primary which has more delegate. both candidates setting their sites on tuesday's primary in michigan. >> i'm grateful to everyone, who turned out to support us. but now, all eyes turn to michigan. >> will square off in a debate in flint, michigan, sunday night. >> craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and stay with "eyewitness news" as we keep following the candidate in campaign 2016.

our coverage continues on line, at cbsphilly.com. and talks will continue tomorrow to avoid new jersey transit's first strike, in over 30 years. mediator held talks with both labor and management on friday. an union officials called the day long session productive, said, both sides moved a little. the main sticking point is healthcare costs, strike deadline set for next weekend. >> a former eagles defensive back, who now plays for the jacksonville jaguires is reportedly doing well after he was kidnapped. police say earl wolf was leaving a friend's home in fayetteville, north carolina on february 23rd, when gunmen forced him into a vehicle. the investigators say the men held wolf for a short time, but did not hurt him. police have charged one man. wolf played with the eagles for two seasons before moving to jacksonville last year. >> a suspect is facing charges, after an unmark police car was struck by gunfire in frankford. the incident happened on the

5300 block of hedge street friday night. police say 21 year old malik smith fired several shots that hit the car's bumper and pierced the radiator. offers her two suspect from narcotics arrest in the rear of the unmark car. now, police initially arrested two men, but the second man was cleared during the investigation. and underground fire forces evacuation of point breeze neighborhood, for short time saturday morning. it happened on the 1400 block of point breeze avenue. firefighters rushed to the scene and were able to put out the flames in two hours, fortunately, no one was hurt. and underground service electric line was damaged. it is unclear how long it will take to get fixed. >> in other news this morning, school officials in upper darby are apologizing for this photo of student wearing kkk-type clothing in a classroom. the picture which was taken last school year, now going viral. superintendent richard dunlap sent out letter friday night calling it a school project,

that went a rye. dunlap said it was a skit designed to highlight autrocities of the kkk from the 1920's. he also said the district is deeply sorry. yale university's menace basketball team has made it to the ncaa tournament for the first time in ever half century. whop overclaim bee an university 71-55, but the bull dose were without their captain, senior guard jack month hype, as kenneth craig reports, his departure has embroiled the campus and controversy. >> yale bulldogs senior guard jack monahue withdrew from the school on february 10th. two weeks later, the school as athletic department sent out press release saying woe not be returning. siting federal privacy laws, and school policy, a yale spokesperson would not say why monahue left despite campus rumors of sexual assault accusation. in a new haven register article, this week, the players father, jim monahue, said his son was expelled, called it ridiculous, said he

has strict orders from his lawyers not to talk. monahue's teammates are also standing behind their captain. waker t-shirts, that moved spark outrage on campus, and posters demanding the basketball team stop support ago rapist. new haven police say they have no cases involving monahue, and no victim has come forward. we tried it reach monahue, and his family, but did not get a response. dollars layer has not spoken publicly. in a interview last may, with yale all access, he said he embraced being a team leader. >> we had a good season this past year, and, you know, nothing too out of hands. >> while yale's administration is being tight-lipped, yale's women's center not. in a lengthy facebook post, they wrote: sexual violence is a problem in every campus community. and that yale's actions cents speak much louder than its words. kennel craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all over the country high

school student looking ahead to college sat down to take the is the at's this weekend. this year the test is little different. is the att -- sat's have been modified to focus on more track call areas of math, also cents moved away from obscure vocabulary words, so focus instead on the use of relative words in context, and no more penalty for guessing. the sa. it is administered by the college board, private non-profit that helps streamline the path to higher education. scary moments for a father and daughter on their way home from a college visit. the close call after their shane plane has cents to make a crash landing. that's coming up next. plus meet two dancers with the pennsylvania ballet who have a beautiful love story. on and off the stage. jan carabeo takes you behind the scenes of the show. justin? >> late winter warm up ahead it, will start feeling more like may, i'll let you know when we could be breaking records in the eyewitness weather

>> remember the florida man lands add gyro captain tore outside the us capitol last april? investigators say he came too close a plane near washington. say douglas hughes just seconds away from potentially colliding with a delta flight, had just taken off from reagan national airport. the gyro cop tore in proking it dollars air. when a judge sentences him on april 13th, he could get ten months in prison. >> teenager survives, happened on new york's long island. cindy shoe from sister station cbs2 in new york tells it is may have been her father's quick thinking that saved their lives. >> rachael, and her father, were anything back from rhode island, where they had gone to

tour colleges. sotted end lip their small plane's engine cut out, above hophog. >> could you hear it stop working, we called the airport control tower, said there was an emergency. >> would calm the entire time, able to deploy parachute to help guide the plane safely to the ground. >> so you hear the power shoot, boom, then just falling with your face, like facing front. >> and then you just casino of go. it is at a lost where you lands. >> they landed in the middle of an industrial park, near owes err avenue marcus boulevard. you can see the parachute left draped over a building, but despite the safe landing, the danger was not over yet. >> the jen inch we didn't know if it was on or not. so, like that, movie scene moment, where you are just running away from a crash. >> was not hurt. her dad had few scratches on his forehead. and ironically she says, her dad gave her an important lesson before take-off. >> he was showing me how to take out the pin for the

parachute. actually before we took off, and he was like oh, you never need this, but i guess you do. good thing. >> now, rachel says despite the crash, still had good day, she somehow still got address for the prom. all right. >> well, probably not good day to fly, it is cloudy out there. >> little cloudy out there right now, sunshine later this afternoon, certainly this week, will help warm us up. everybody will be coming out of the work wood middle of the week, enjoy parks outside, because it will be feeling like may, break out the shorts. >> who needs march, who needs it? >> nice break from the cold weather. still cold finish to the weekend though. we take you up to the poconos where still people are hitting up the slopes for some late season skiing and riding, live look at big boulder ready to open up for the day, overcast skies, few snow showers, earlier, but overall conditions, still pretty good. but, things are going to start melting a little bit over the next several days with the warm temperatures. shear storm scan3, here's what's responsible for the flurries, if you saw it, and

really, not many areas did. because a lot of us didn't even reach the ground. one little batch now, exiting the lehigh valley, moving into central new jersey, most of that not even reaching the grounds, probably had some flurries earlier across wilmington, southern new castle county delaware near dover, as women. and that's now diminished. still overcast skies out across central pennsylvania, cloud break up into the afternoon. little bit milder than yesterday morning at this time. anywhere from degree to 5 degrees warmer, still cold though. running around freezing earlier this morning, so the heavier coat certainly needed. still sitting 33 millville, wildwood, same deal in dover, newark, delaware, similar numbers now across philadelphia, and surrounding suburbs. starting to warm up little bit up toward the far northwest suburbs up to 30 in quakertown, 31 in allentown, so cool start to our day. still stays cool though this afternoon. now, spring officially arrives two weeks from today, officially 12:30 in the morning, we have 12 hours and ten minute of daylight, on the 20th, but it will start to feel more like spring starting

tomorrow. lasting for several days. jet stream on the move. nice big rig. is the sunshine, it warms up ten to 20 degrees above average. run of 70s, maybe setting new records for the middle of the week. high pressure area you see here key to the forecast, kind of situated just off shore. early this week, when we see that in the summer, that's when you get the hot, humid days, in late winter early spring. just warm, breezy day, that we will be dealing with later for the middle of the upcoming week so sunshine returning, monday, tuesday, and that sun really helps the temperatures warming up to the 60s even some 70s. today though still cool for this time of year. should be running near 50 degrees, not going to happen today. tonight, chilly, around freezing for a lot of spot. tomorrow though noticeably warmer, widespread 50's, even some up ear's close to 60, the farther away you are from the bodies of water. so farther away from the delaware bay and the ocean, good shot at reaching 60. so the jet stream still taking dive over us today.

that's the cold pocket of air. but it is gone. over the next 12 hours. so we start to see this ridge in the jet. allowing the warm air to the south. start to expands northwards. this goes to southern canada, warm up and down the east coast middle of the week, not lasting through much of the work week, maybe slight cool down friday into the upcoming weekend but nothing terribly cold. clearing skies today. up to 48 degrees, close to the average. chilly tonight, partly cloudy, 34. quiet start to the work week, a lot of sunshine monday afternoon, high of 58. up to 69 tuesday. low 70s wednesday, could set some new records. we will see few showers around thursday. cools us down to the mid 50's friday. mid 50's, hey, not bad for this time of year, rahel. >> not bad at all. no one is complaining. thanks, justin. 8: 16. time to check the roads. let's go to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, ann. >> hello, rahel. looking at broad street, at spring garden street in center city philadelphia. heading toward center city and headed toward that flower show, very popular destination today. and the flower show is taking

place, westbound at 12th street. again, you are going to have heavy traffic on arch street a lot of pedestrian traffic too. just watch out for. that will if you are headed to the flower show, your best bet, to take public transportation, septa, on or close to schedule, except for their airport line. which is shuttle bussing between glennside, jen continue town and melrose park, due to construction at jenkintown. no delays however on new jersey transit or the pa turnpike. so, have fun time, if you are headed to the flower show, great show there. and we will move the traffic cam here. this is 202 at allendale road king of prussia. from the city to the suburbs. no delays on this portion of 202, in fine shape, with no traffic to speak of either. got to get little more traffic on the roadway, and onto our last stop here the ben franklin bridge. no delays or problems on the ben franklin. further up, no problems on 42, 55, the atlantic city expressway or the garden state parkway. in fact all of the area bridges are in good shape this morning. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm inch avenue, back to you,

rahel. >> thank you very much, ann. well there is past week, the pennsylvania ballet premiered don, this version focused on love story, something the stars of the show felt a lot about. jan carabeo tells us how their true love story transends the stage. >> ♪ >> the couple call the pennsylvania ballet home. the 40 members of the company family. they spend hours together in a classroom. and for the last three weeks, at rehearsal with some final note from artistic director angle, it tee answer and mayara are just about ready for opening night, at leads in the ballet. >> i'm very excited respect of course. >> for me going way too false.

i wish it was literally slower so i could enjoy it more. >> first lead for his two seasons with the ballet, and the first time he and mayara a soloist, will star together as on-stage love. he is the dashing but poor, mayala the key peeper's daughter meant to marry man of means. >> the story is all about that, them trying to run away together, and stay together. >> characters not far removed from the par pair's real life after dating for six years, last month, he asked myara to marry him. she said yes. >> i didn't think that. >> that's why i did it. >> but their love story runs deeper, both from cuba, the couple first met in florida after mayara saw the asylum in the united states at 17 years old. >> when i came here to the united states to live with my uncle, my uncle told me he couldn't afford it, so i have

to stop dancing and start working. >> i thought i would help her to get back to dancing. >> he helped her with training, then they travel the world, dancing in all of the same companies. each other's source of support. on thursday before the curtain rises, they will take a quiet moment before taking the stage. >> and before we go to smile. >> little dis before we go on stage and everything is fine. >> a true love story, on stage, and off. >> jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and don runs through march 13th at the academy of music. >> a hollywood actress is rushed to the hospital. we will tell you why coming up next. and also ahead. >> i just blew it off thinking this was eventually going to stop. it is hiccups. >> but they didn't stop for days. serious health problem exposed

by big daddy graham's relentless hiccups. and the more common symptoms you should look for whether we come back.

>> team tracks vigilantes, biggest, of posts on social media website. the episode guest stars jamie lee, as social content moderator. cast member, charlie, shown with chad, said he enjoyed working with him. >> no way. >> great. and she was a blast and a half sheet plaza content moderator for sort of an instagram type site.

just real gray, we enjoyed having her. >> and, watch csi cyber tonight at 10:00 here on cbs-3, followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> lena dunham will undergo surgery after experience ago ruptured rupture cyst. tissue normally grows inside the uterus, grows outside of t she has been very open about her struggle with the disease. have you ever struck told stop hiccups? imagine getting stuck with the hiccups for more than four days? it happened who local radio personality big daddy graham. as health reporter stephanie stahl explains, the non-stop hiccup helped discover, help doctors discover, much more serious condition. >> this is my pride and joy, this is my 62 seabird juke box. >> big daddy graham is back home in south jersey, after three days in the hospital.

at first the radio host and comedian thought it was funny even talk about it on the air and was bombarded with thousands of suggestions for curing hiccups. >> the usual solution every holding your breath didn't work, and his hiccups eventually got so bad, he went to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with atrial fib lakes, abnormal heart rhythm. >> it was affecting my breathing and yes it did get scar. >> i philip, cardiologist, at jefferson university hospital, who treated big daddy, says, the typical symptoms of a fin are fatigue, shortness of breath, chest pain, not hiccups. what's going on with big daddy? >> hiccups can be precipitated by a lot of factors including various stresses cents, and so can ate re and fib lakes, it is possible that whatever set off one set off the other, but that they are not necessarily directly related. >> big daddy's hiccup episodes are getting better but not

gone. he says he's used to dealing with health issues that have included back surgery, throat cancer, and now, a fib. >> they are saving my life at the moment. little bit of water, little bit of pills. you know the routine. >> big daddy wanted to let everyone know he's back to work on the radio and doing stands up. we have a link with all of that information for you cbsphilly.com. click on health. also on my facebook and twitter feeds. stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> find out what part of our own country is equally at risk. in fact, as correspondent don taylor tells us the devestation could be far worse. >> colossal tsunami ravaged

eastern japan. result, magnitude earthquake. >> entire cities, were washed away. >> millions stranded out power or water. >> 15,000 died. it was an other worldly event. thousands of miles away. thank goodness many of us saw it. >> but it could happen here. in fact, scientists say, it is a question of when not if a devastating earthquake followed by a huge tsunami strikes the con mental united state. right here, in the pacific northwest. >> pop star megan trainer,

that's this sunday morning, right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >> and still ahead on "eyewitness news", our next half hour. honoring a hero. the philadelphia police department pays tribute to sergeant robert wilson the thirds one year after gunned down in the line of duty. how fist family and for the err partner are remembering him on the anniversary of his death. >> plus, why buy when you can rent? growing trend for consumers looking to save or, even make some money. consumer reporter jim donovan on your side with all of the unusual even bizarre items you can rent. >> another chilly start to the day. but justin back to help about a warm up on the

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>> justin, you have quite a warm upcoming. >> yes, big time warm up it, will start feeling more like may, as we progress over the next few days, still cool day today, though. textures holding, but over the next 24 hours, you will start to feel a difference, 37 degrees, east-northeast win, pretty light, 6 miles per hour, coal up in the poconos, 24 degrees, currently in mount pocono, and 33 at the atlantic city airport. the clouds are from a weak disturbance, moving through the atmosphere, right now, right above us. and produced few flurries, may have reached the grounds in part of northern and central delaware. and up into the lehigh valley and poconos earlier. they are now diminishing. just left with the cloud cover. though clouds should break up headed into the afternoon, see sunshine still not enough sun to warm us up to where we

should be this time of year. we get clogs. highs still running bit below average. low 30's still in some of the sub serbs, still below freezing in al town, 37 degrees, again at the airport, and mid 30's in dover, delaware. so through the afternoon again we should see few peaks of sun, and we just struggle to get back into the 40's, and again, still freezing, right now, in mt. holly, new jersey, 30 doylestown, good news the winds pretty much call tomorrow about 10-mile per hour or less. so know harsh windchills this morning. and there you go. cool finish to the weekends. with temperatures slowly warming up to the low four's by noontime. afternoon, mid and upper 40's should get to 48 degrees for philadelphia, and mid 40's, at the shore. then we are off to the races, talking about those may-like temperatures, and potentially setting some new records, i'll wack you through the warm forecast coming up in few more minutes. back to you. >> time to dig out the summer gear, thanks, justin. new this morning, accident in west philadelphia, sends two police officers and another driver to the hospital. now we're told all three have

minor injuries, police say suv ran into the back after police wagon, at 52nd and chestnut, just before 5:00 this morning. the impact caused a police wagon to hit a cruiser. investigators tell "eyewitness news", that police found drugs in the suv. the driver now faces possible dui charges. >> "kyw news radio" live at the second district where the fallen officer was stationed. good morning, cherri gregg. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. sergeant robert wilson iii's likeness is very visible here outside of the 22nd police district headquarters, there is a portrait in the lobby as well as photographs. yes, another way to remember the man gunned down, a year ago saturday, protecting and serving at a game stop, where he had gone to pick up a birthday gift, for his son.

>> make it easier, just going day-by-day. >> she remembers her brother, robby, happy man, with a big smile, who loved to -- >> he will probably melt away in our tears. >> sergeant robert wilson the thirds took six bullets a year ago saturday when he and his partner exchanged gunfire. during the game stop robbery. wilson helped save lives by sacrificing his own. fellow officers called their fallen brother hero remembering him with this digital portrait on line and at the hour of his death this tribute in the 22nd district, one of several over the course of the year. >> march 5th, around this time, i was crying like a baby but still had to do the job. >> they were partners for two years. time wilson used to teach stevenson lessons he uses today. >> i was one of those guys that was going everywhere,

100 miles an hour, he toll me to slow down and watch what i am doing. >> no greater courage, in greater love a person can do than did what he did. >> mayor kenney in city council at the time says one way to honor a hero is to remember his spirit, but to also work to make sure these tragedies ends. >> guns are available readily available to anybody who want one, no matter whether they are a criminal or whether they are crazy. and i think that says a lot about how the reason why we have these tragedies. >> reporter: back out here live, this morning, second police district, here, dedicated a plaque in wilson's memory, earlier, last year, and his family and fellow officers say his sacrifice will never be forgotten. now, two brothers, their names are ramon williams and carlton hips, they're charged with sill son's murder. they've not yet gone to trial. live at 22nd police district headquarters, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

cherri gregg, thank you. >> and this digital portrait of sergeant wilson now in the philadelphia police department's facebook page. it was created by officer johnny castro, the police department's new forensic graphic artist. officer castro says he painted the portrait of sergeant wilson and in remembrance of what he did for us all. >> funeral services will be held tomorrow, for a virginia police officer, killed in the line every duty. officer ashley again den died one week ago, on her first day on the john. she was one of three officers shot as they responded to a domestic disturbance call. news hits very close to hope for local law enforcement officials, and this paths week they took to social media sharing photos every themselves, as a show of solidarity with their brothers and sisters in blue. >> guck from day of adult, un eventually day, to shoot fight fog already your life. >> it would be prince william county officer ashley's last.

>> offers down. i don't know where the suspect is. >> killed while responding to domestic incident. it happened in virginia, yet officers here in our region say it hits too close to home. >> a tragedy like this young lady, young police officer, it is gun wrenching? separated by more than 100 miles, officers are standing with her colleagues through the power of social media. law enforcement from our region take to go twitter and facebook, to share photos of themselves, from one of their first days on the job. a day maybe full of nerves, but also, one of promise. >> full of vigor, 20 years old, walking out the door, i'm going to save the world. >> police say no matter how many days on the job, the loss is no less difficult. it is one that many agencies understanded, first-hand. >> and again, that's something that is still seems fresh. you know where you were. and when you got that call. you know what you were doing.

it is something that you really doesn't forget. >> colleagues of ashley's had said she just wanted to help others. she didn't get that chance. she'll never be able to report back for work, but, the larger purpose to protect and serve, remains now in the hands of her brother's and sisters in blue. >> domestic calls can be one of the most dangerous, and any call could be an officer's last. another busy weekends campaign 2016. cbs "face the nation" will be coming your way a little later this morning. at 10:30, right here on cbs-3, joining us now with preview, live in washington, is the moderator, and cbs news political director john dickerson. john good morning. >> good morning, rahel, yes, busy morning this morning. we start with hillary clinton, the frontrunner on the democratic side. we will talk to her about her race with bernie sanders and on the republican side, we will talk to the frontrunner and the winner donald trump as the frontrunner for the moment on the republican side, but

ted cruz got more delegates in last night's voting. we will talk to both of them about their tough rales. then we are going to talk to the chairman of the republican party, a lot of people in the republican party thinks that the parties is at a crossroads, some say shattering, maybe breaking apart. we'll talk to the chairman and see what he thinks. then battle ground tracker pole with preview into what at least the voters in michigan are thinking. they get to vote next week. we will have our political rounds table as always to put the week's political news into context. >> as always very interesting stuff, thanks, john. still ahead on "eyewitness news", ever go to an event, and can't find a bathroom? well, now you can just rent one. just one of the many unusual things you can rent these days, consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with how renting can save you big money. >> and the pennsylvania judge has luck on his side. the huge powerball jackpot he won, and how he immediately paid it forward. coming up next.

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for 2016. >> we're throw away society. we found people doesn't want a lot of stuff. >> need address? rent the runway for. that need some green space? rent a backyard. looking for a wedding gown? borrowing magnolia can rent you one at a deep discount. >> a lot of things you can rent. that would you never dream of renting. >> on air b and b rent a vacation home. but have you ever heard of air pnp, where you can rent a bathroom? get it? pnp? this is snapshot at all of the bathrooms that were for rent along the mardi gras parade route in new orleans. >> you can even rent a casket. >> some funeral homes offer the option for someone who wants to be cremated but also want a viewing. >> for those though who want to rent a car from someone, or rent out your own car to make some cash, check out turo. com here in philadelphia, i've had everything from hyundai, and honda, to lexus and mercedes for rent. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan.

>> still to come this morning, chilly out there now, but get ready for a warm up this week. justin will tell us when it will feel like summer in the seven day forecast. also, ahead, who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? wait until you hear what this dog was doing behind the wheel of a truck. >> and, this is no ordinary dog on the treadmill. the world record this run is her trying to break, when we come right

>> how to drive semi truck, customers at minnesota gas station, saw, a goal end labrador retriever at the wheel of a big rig, just before it crashed. >> the truck hit a tree in a park car, luckily, though, the dog wasn't hurt, and neither were any people. the driver had left the unoccupied truck running in a nearby parking lot. not clear, though, how it wound up in gear. justin joining us now, maybe couple of good days to take the dog for car ride. but preferably in a passenger side? >> definitely, good call there. yes, i mean, we could break

out the shorts, and the t-shirts later on this week, i think a lot of people will be headed outside next several days. win probably pick of the week. bet a lot of people will be calling in sick after you see this forecast. checking with the weather watchers, remember, early march. going to get the coal morning, in the two's earlier some spot. now slowly climbing back up above freezing. still have cloud cover, will warm things up. up in willow grove, barbara lane, 33 degrees, low 30's, eagleville this hour. levittown, degree warmer at 34. at williams' house, down in south jersey, finally, above or out of the 20's, still below freezing at marco simon's house at 30 degrees, buena vista township here in philadelphia, phil, 35 the warmest spot, chesterfield degree below freezing in cherry hill coming in 33 degrees. the good news, winds, under 10 miles per hour for the most part, cherry hill 8-mile per hour winds speed, three, and in buena vista township. no harsh windchills this morning, just little cool for

this time of year. there are the overcast skies, little disturbance rolling through right now produced few snow showers or flurries earlier this morning. across lehigh valley and poconos. northern and central delaware didn't even reach the ground. clouds this morning, giving way to some sunshine for the afternoon. so we do get slow clearing process happening today. tomorrow start the late winter warm up, high temperatures surging well above average maybe even more than 20 degrees, and we could be setting some new records. always excite to go talk about that first 70 degrees day. but hasn't been that long sit we hit the 70s, miles in the low 70s, that day. here's what is left of the snow flurries, central new jersey elsewhere just some clouds, starting to break up though across central pennsylvania, so we'll have peaks every sunday later this morning into the afternoon. we are jumping from winter to spring, at about 24 hours. solo zero's, yesterday, still 40's today, 50's tomorrow, noticeably warmer, maybe even

06, then well into the 60s for tuesday, then into the low 70s, potentially on wednesday. more signs of spring, look at tonight's sunset, just shy of 6:00. so it stays lighter a lot longer, and then, next week, we go to daylight saving time. so setting after 7:00, and by the end of the month, sunset almost at 7:30, now gaining just off two and a half minutes every daylight each day. as we head into the spring season. high pressure builds back in, for monday, clears out skies, few clouds around early tomorrow morning, not just sign of the warmer air returning to the region, but nice and dry, protected from any large storms coming our way so we are in dry warm weather pattern. today not so much. still cool. forty's for highs. maybe upper four's at best. tonight we drop to the low 30's, tomorrow, though, noticeably warmer, once you get away from the ocean. and the delaware bay. well to the 50, a again, areas may be north and west of the city could get up to 60 degrees with the southerly wind flow. approaching record highs for

wednesday. low 70s, records for philadelphia, 73 degrees, setback in 2,000. so we have a shot at reaching that or potentially breaking it. here is the pattern, through at least the middle of march for the next couple of weeks, jet stream overall stays to the north. that means we will be dealing with warmer than average temperatures when you average it all out. still have some cool days every now and then. but overall, highs running well above average should be around 50 degrees, this time of year, paying way above that. forty-eight high today, clearing sky, little chilly partly cloudy skies, especially through most of the region, maybe dropping down to about freezing in parts of the delaware valley, and then certainly tomorrow, we will be noticing that big difference in our forecast. near freezing in the suburbs, tomorrow up to 58 degrees, mostly sunny skies, getting close to 70 on tuesday. low 70s wednesday, few showers around thursday. still mild. we cool it down slightly for friday into the weekend. highs in the 50's.

rahel, back over to you. >> fortunately i'm off on wednesday, so avenue big advantage. thanks, justin. right now 851:67:89 let's go to ann evans at the traffic center. check on the roads. >> hello, rahel. looking at the schuylkill westbound, gladwynn, weaver disable septa bus. right lane blocked by it, so affecting traffic a bill. there are passengers still on the bus. still again, schuylkill westbound at gladwynn. disable set a -- septa bus. right lane blocked by t septa already there. and they are trying to set another bus. so it is moving again. that's good. it is moving off the roadway. there you go. well, that's good, those passengers are on their way, and everybody's safe. we move the traffic cam here, broad street, right at spring garden street in center city. not far from the pennsylvania convention center. philadelphia flower slow taking place at the convention center v a lot of traffic on arch at 12th street. that's the latest from the

cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> ann, thank you. twelve hours is a long time to do anything without stopping. but imagine running for half a day? she may have captured a new title to go along with her sore muscles. athlete quite i had literally in it for the longrun. >> i thought this would be really good challenge for me. >> the challenge, break the word record for the longest run on a treadmill in 12 hours. the motivators, her kids. >> my kids really inspired me to go for it. >> it means really going far. really, really far. >> an after i had runner, has competed four, 100-mile races, and until today, the furthest she's gone on treadmill was

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finish the show here. forty-eight little cool today, on sunday, but up to 58 tomorrow. close to 60, and then, potential record highs, heading into wednesday, some low 70s, so nice mild stretch there. it will feel more like may, ends the week cooler, showers in here thursday, but talking cool, 50's, hey, we can hands thal. >> we can hand thal. and i can handle that. >> breakfast of champions, let me add it. >> enjoy. well, that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but always on line cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day! blank you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's." seriously? at giant, prices are down. savings are up.

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