morning, good morning, guys, still looking good out there? >> yes, things looking very good right now. >> and just in, wow, the bearer of great news this week, and i heard the birds chirping this morning. >> you can hear them out here. even though it is a little chilly this morning, but by the afternoon, you will be shed that heavier coat. always tough to wake up on monday morning, but i think it may help you out a little bit. across the region, still cold, 20's, 30's, checking out 34 at the airport, light wind out of the west, 6 miles per hour, look at mount pocono, little breezier up in the mountains, temperature at 31 degrees, to the atlantic city airport mid 20's, 28 degrees wildwood. 27 degrees in allentown, 29 wilmington, so we do have cold spot. road conditions still dry. so that's good news. twenty-five little colder at quakertown, storm scan3 quiet, the trends today, some clouds around this morning, maybe few

areas of patchy fog. then see plenty of sunshine this afternoon, what to expect this morning, just chilly temperatures, in the 30's, by the afternoon the sunshine really heats things up. getting close to that 60 degrees mark, so officially getting to up around 59 degrees, for the high temperature for philadelphia, 50's at the shore, even up in the mountains around 50 degrees. so, meisha, today's going to be one of those afternoons where can you drive around, roll down the windows, crank up the music, enjoy the sunshine, and plenty more warm temperatures on the way. >> i'll go rent a convert, justin, just go crazy. >> that's right. do it. >> good, mo, happy monday to you, if you are just waking up with us we are so glad you're here, maybe grabbing the first cup of coffee. roads are looking good, looking nice and quiet. and dry, such great change. you can see the schuylkill at the vine, headlights moving in the westbound direction, looking great. i mean, there is just nothing more to say about it, looking great. looking good here.

nice and dry, no accidents to report this morning. construction trying to get out of our way, 42 freeway northbound at creek road, frozen camera here but overall you can see what you are working with as you approach 295. it is looking good. volume levels there slowly starting to build, but we can expect that as we push into the 5:00 hour. where we do have construction still out there delaware, 495 northbound between 95 and 12th street. left lane block until 6:00 a.m. and this area, right here, just waiting on right now delaware, also 95 north between route 896 and the delaware service area. left lane block until 5:00 a.m. so any moment now, this should be lifting, in fact, by the time i'm done with the traffic hit it just may do. that will also route 13 northbound ramp to 295 southbound that ramp closed, rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. new video just into our news room. now it, looks like a demolition derby, in collingswood, new jersey after driver smashed into several parked cars. it happened around 3:30 this morning at crescent boulevard and taylor avenue. medics are treating the driver

watch caused the crash? collingswood police say the driver fell asleep. an employee just trying to do his job is gunned down inside a fast-food restaurant, in north philly. stunning customers. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live outside police headquarters this morning with the latest on the investigation and victims' condition. justin, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, good morning, police say that shooter was last seen walking south from that church's on brought broad, as for the victim, he is now recovering this morning from three gunshot wounds. now, at about 5:30, on sunday evening, police report several shots being fired at this church's on the 3600 block of north broad. a crime scene investigation was held therefore several hours sunday, victim 19 year old male worker struck three times in his head, stomach, and lower back. police believe the shooter older black man perhaps late 40's or early 50's, he was last seen wearing a black trench coat, black pants, wearing glasses and has a gray

beard he was reportedly eating inside the restaurant when he and the victim exchanged words about that worker, wiping down tables. >> we believe the fender was inside eating, at which time he became involved in a verbal altercation with a employee, second employee happened to be the brother of the first employee, attempted to squash the argument between both parties, at which time the offender produced large handgun and fired the complaint amount several times. >> at this point the worker was taken to temple, he's recovering in very critical condition we are told atlas check, police also reviewing surveillance video from the area again. that shooter last seen walking south on broad, with large handgun we are told, and more will come out, we are told, later today. rahel, back over to you. >> justin, thank you very much. >> brutal murder mile and a half from that shooting when a woman found dead on the 2500 block of north 17th street.

investigators say the 32 year old woman was beaten to death possibly with a hammer, no details on suspect at this time. >> visitors leaving flowers at the ronald reagan presidential library in memory of nancy reagan. the former first lady died sunday. congestive heart fill your, she was 94. terry okita live at the reagan library in semi, california where she will be burried next to her husband. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, condolances pouring in from the famous and from every day citizens who are using words like gracious, strong, and devoted to describe nancy reagan. >> steady steam of mourners sunday to leave flowers and pay respects to former first lady nancy reagan. >> i thought she brought a lot of classy necessary to the first position of first lady.

>> nancy reagan died of congestive heart fill your sunday at her los angeles home. mrs. reagan known for being her husband's most fears protector and most trusted advisor. she was an ad vaux cat for stem cell research following former president reagan's diagnosis of altzheimer's disease in 1994. conure gants where the reagan's worshiped talked about the former first lady after sunday services. >> she was genuinely considerate of the people around her, and she always greeted everyone with a smile, as did her husband. >> reporter: nancy reagan's best known project as the first lady was just say no, aimed at keeping kids and teenagers away from drugs. though she had her critics, her admirers will remember for restores graying and elegance to the white house. >> the obama's said in a statement nancy reagan re defined the role of first lady. she will be burried alongside her husband at the ronald reagan presidential library.

>> in fact, many people say there would have been no president reagan without her. funeral arrangements still being made, but the public will be able to pain their respects before she is laid to rest. reporting live from seem i valley california, i'm terry okita, back to you. >> nancy reagan not only advocated for stem cell research and the anti-drug campaign but other programs, as well, right? >> reporter: she did, probably the programs she will be best known for. she also advocated for programs like the foster grandparent program, which pairs seniors with disable children, and also, for early detection and mamography for breast cancer, because a lot of people don't know she fought a relatively private battle with breast cancer back in 1987 when they were still living in the white house, and then she came out and really add vote kade dollars for

mamography, which wasn't something people were really talking about as much back then. so really, a leader in many weighs in her own right. >> very interesting, thank you, terry. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we remember first lady nancy reagan. our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. >> change in tone at the democratic presidential debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders turned up the animosity as they squared off in flint, michigan. two clashed over votes on bail out wall street and the auto industry in a sit where it has been part of the economy for decades. >> he voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry. i think that's is pretty big difference. >> if you are talking about the wall street bailout, where some of your friends destroyed this economy -- >> you know. >> discuss me, i'm talking. >> and one subject on which

the two candidates did agree was calling for the resignation of michigan governor, rick snyder, and the aftermath of the lead tainted water crisis in flint. >> much needed win for senator marco rubio. the florida republican won the puerto rico primary. rubio is trailing donald trump and ted cruz, expert say rubio's home state of florida is a must win if there is any hope of him winning the nomination. voters go to the polls in florida next tuesday. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf plans to make good on a campaign promise to raise minimum wage. wolf expected to sign executive order today, raising the minimum wage for state workers, and employees of contractors to 10.15 an hour. current raid is 7.25 an hour. the governor is also expected to call on law makers to increase the minimum wage state-wide. >> and police need help finding a robber who is terrorizing local convenience stores. see the unique clothe that could help identify the thief. >> also, this is becoming a

familiar scene at airports across the country. two changes that are leading to much longer lines, at airport security, plus: >> i would not hesitate. i would dot exact same thing 100%. ten times out of ten. >> he helped save little girl but got suspended for it. the split second decision that caused some firefighters to be punished. >> ♪ >> all right, you heard rihanna jamming out, it is back to work today. but, you may be able to enjoy lunch outside this week. justin is tracking the spring like surge in temperatures, including the one-day we could see a new record. >> ♪

>> the last month the robber has terrorized workers at the convenience stores in mt. ephraim, bellmawr, gloucester township and magnolia. this is surveillance video from the motion recent robbery.

police say he was wearing mismatched sneakers, now, that was on superbowl sunday. police say he robbed three stores in 12 hours that day. in all of the cases the man wears dark shirt, and covers his face. "eyewitness news" on the scene after a driver loses control, crashing into a house in philadelphia's grays ferry neighborhood. it happened on the overnight, or it happened overnight on the 1300 block of south 28th street. l & i now check to go make sure the home is secure. officials say there were no injuries. the cause is under investigation. a driver jumps a curb killing two teenagers walking home from a party in north jersey. another teen was critically injured in the accident, which happened saturday night in north bergin, dozens gathered at the crash scene yesterday to remember the victim. police have charged a person in the accident, but have not released details of the arrest. cause of the crash remains under investigation. well, tomorrow marks the second anniversary of the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370.

the families of those who were on the flight are appealing to authorities to continue searching for the plane. they gathered yesterday to mark the solemn anniversary, and ongoing search in the southern indian ocean has found no trace of the plane. >> to be honest with you, i don't think it is the right spot. there is a lot saying it is maybe -- maybe other areas. so, why are we still looking at that area? >> and family members released white balloons tagged with the names of all 239 people on board the flight. authorities expect to end the search in june. >> severe weather in kentucky, family waking to up real life nightmare. a tree crushing their mobile home trapping everyone inside. the family says the roof of their home was just inches from their faces. three people inside managed to escape by crawling out the windows. unfortunately, a family friends visiting was killed in

the crushed home. firefighters were eventually able to free an elderly grandmother trapped underneath the rubble. >> well, fortunately, no severe weather here, but justin it is shaping up to be a great week. >> great week if you like warm temperatures. nice and quiet, too it, makes it easier to kick off the work week and chilly temperatures this morning, 20's, three's, in a lot of the suburbs, but we warm things up getting close to 06, and each day gets warmer. check it out, live look at spring garden street, still traffic pretty quiet here around center city. and sky conditions, little clouds starting to roll on in, but it won't produce any rain. overall good start to the morning, more sunshine around, for the afternoon. it is 34 degrees, officially at the airport, then you get outside, surrounding suburbs, into the val it, colder in the lehigh valley, 27 degrees, 29 wilmington, wilmington 34 at this hour. so heavier coats needed but take it off this afternoon. look at the warmth already developing across the midwestment st. louis 60 degrees, that's the mild air, that tracks eastward, and it sit over us for several days. really the entire upcoming

week. wait until you see the seven day forecast, quiet on storm scan3, little frontal boundary to the north, rain and snow showers across up state new york, southern canada, they stay there. few clouds rolling through this morning, otherwise, mostly sunny for the afternoon. check it out. sunset time tonight, 6:00. how about that? staying lighter much later, and then, next sunday setting at 7:06 as we head into daylight saving time. by the end of the month almost at 7:30, and getting just over two and a half minutes every daylight each day. now officially spring arrives march 20th. less than two weeks, 12:30 in the morning, we have 12 hours and ten minute of daylight that day. but already feeling like spring this week. because the jet stream is on the move it, goes well to the north. and big area of high pressure just sits over the mid-atlantic so 15 to 25 degrees, temperatures above average for the afternoon. quiet, though. look at that, just clouds at times, through the next 24, 48 hours, these clouds tomorrow, on tuesday, just sign of even warmer air. just protected by the high pressure area, all of the storms go to the north.

so pretty much full sunshine for the middle of the week with warm temperatures. check it out. record warmth wednesday, what we would have to beat, 73 in philadelphia, we could break that record, that was set in 2,000. today, milder, 59 degrees, for the high, not as cold tonight, in the four's, and each day it just gets warmer. looks like the peak of the warmth comes in for wednesday and thursday, highs in the mid 70s, maybe shower thursday, and meisha by the end of the week we stay cooler but still around 60. >> yes, i know, right, for march, that's just it, early march at that. good morning, everyone, hammy monday to you. great news. that forecast looks awesome. and right now, we are waking up to nice, dry roadways, as well, everything looking pretty good. what you are looking at right now, chesterbrook 202, headlights moving in the southbound direction, at route 252, looking good here. looking nice and quiet. this is exactly what we want to see pushing in to that 5:00 hour. as you can see, things are looking real nice in that area. also, we did have some police activity on the shoulder here at the schuylkill, taillights moving in the eastbound

direction, at city avenue. but again, that has all since been cleared. move in the eastbound direction, looking good. moving in the westbound direction, you can see, plenty of headlights out, there overall both eastbound and westbound at the schuylkill around city avenue are looking good despite the fact we do have the police activitiment again all clear. ninety-five south at cottman looking good. come around the s curve looking good, he can actually one of the places i look at first thing in the morning, indicator of what the morning will look like. so far things are looking pretty good. anywhere you travel on 995 right now looking okay. we do have a hit-and-run on the shoulder of the boulevard northbound, this is past cottman. again, that's on the shoulder, not going to cause you too many slow downs, but make note of it it is out there, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. and traveling by air, get use today those long lines at the airports, while more people are flying this year, the number of tsa screeners is down 15%, since 2011. the head of the tsa, peter, says the agency is taking steps to do more with less. the general manager at

atlanta's hearts fields airport isn't convinced. he says he's considering replacing tsa screeners with private security workers. >> and, two volunteer fire fighters virginia who russia baby girl to the hospital likely saving her life, well, now they are suspended. captain james kelly and virgil bloom the first to respond for a child having a seizure, they say the little girl was blue and in desperate need of oxygen so they put the 18 month girl on oxygen in the fire engine and transported her to the hospital within 13 minute of the time of the call. >> the father handed me the child. i said no history, no seizures before? i said we're going. she was completely limp. she had no movement at all. she was unresponsive and unconscious. >> i support them 100% if i was in the same position, i would have done the exact same thing. >> well, kelly says they were suspended for a week because their fire engine is licensed as a non-transport unit and

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a close call at nuclear power plant. you can see the big black smoke pouring into the air after transformer caught fire yesterday afternoon. well, officials at the power plant say the flames did not get near the nuclear reactors, and no one was hurt. close call indeed. new tribute to three philadelphia firefighters killed battling the huge fire at one meridian plaza 25 years ago. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, shows you the latest honor for those fire fighters?

how do we honor them after they're gone? >> that question still being answered 25 years after one every philadelphia's biggest infernos broke out at the meridian offers building in center it. >> i it wasn't until after midnight they realized we three of our members still missing in the fire. it was a really her cue lee and effort by the fire department trying to locate these three fire fighters? captain david and firefighters phyllis and james never made it out. >> this memorial across from city hall is the only renmant of meridian plaza, reminder of the three firefighters who lost their lives battling that blaze, and now firefighters athen gin 11 have another way to honor their fallen brothers. on sunday firefighters unveiled memorial that will hang inside engine 11 on south street. reminder of three heroes, and a fire, that raged on for 19 hours. officials say major electrical failures and incorrectly set pressure levels in the building made combating the flames nearly impossible, but

since then? >> codes have changed in the city of philadelphia because every these three tragedies, sprinklers in buildings now that weren't there before. so, no, i didn't know them, but their legacies lives on. >> those here hope that legacy will be continued for the generations of firefighters after them, who can be inspired by the rare courage it takes to sacrifice safety in the service of others. in center city, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> man who changed the way we communicate every day is being remembered this morning. and you probably don't recognize his face, but you can thank ray tomlinson for creating e-mail back in 1971. tomlinson died over the weaken after suffering a heart attack. in addition to being known as the godfather of e-mail, tomlinson is also credited for making the a sign a part of every e-mail address. inducted into the hall of fame in 2012. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", democrat face-off just before another critical vote.

>> the gloves were off in flint michigan last night. coming up: the issues that had hillary clinton and bernie sanders, going head-to-head, and talking over each other, and the big votes ahead, for both parties in the coming weeks. also, snacking to lose weight. the simple snack you should add to your diet to help fight off the unwanted pounds, justin? >> and today's day one of spring-like temperatures. when it will start feeling like may, when we could set new recordsment i'll have the forecast when we return.

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some of your friends destroyed this economy. >> you snow. >> excuse me, i'm talking. >> clearly testy moments as hillary clinton and bernie sanders face-off in flint. the big topic that dominated their debate just days before the next big primary. first, it is a cool start to the week, but it will be feeling like spring pretty soon. we may even be breaking some records this week. >> now, those are words that i like. >> you like that? >> i like that, justin. meisha, you get it. >> oh, yes. >> once it is spring, we can get our spring clothe out, do some shopping. >> you'll want to go backward, it is still march. you can still get these cold days. >> that's exactly it. >> no signs every winter for the next cup l o