>> terrifying coming youth in california when train derails, sending one of the cars into a fast moving creek. rescue remembers just stunned everyone made it out alive. the role bad weather may have played in the derailment. first, if you are indeed declined, you can dig those showers out of the dress they are week it, will feel like may when we hit 07 for the first time this year, now threatening couple of records. these are the ones that we're very happy to break. the 70s, in march. and we know who will be one of the first it break out the shorts. >> erika (are you back today? i mean, we love working with

you. took off all week and come back to this forecast. off yesterday. >> i'll take it. >> you got it. >> we got nice forecast coming un, if you like warm temperatures, clouds around this morning, but sunshine next several days. warms us up, breaking records for sure tomorrow. this morning, though, again, partly cloudy, miler, 47 degrees, looking live from our roof camera here. still pretty quiet in the city. light wind out of the southwest, 7 miles per hour, and this time of year it is all about the winds direction. and the sky cover. starts to bring in warmer air, with the sun, even early martha sun pretty strong. look at the change in the temperature, go to yesterday at this time. we were waking up 20's, three's, 20 degrees warmer, sign of the warmer air moving, in and just sticks around for several days really through the end of the work week, 47, in wilmington, philadelphia, 48, trenton, 51 degrees, in dover, delaware, and a lot of warmth still to the west, that's going to be headed our

way. coldest spot, quakertown, 39 degrees, pottstown, willow grove checking the mid 40's, we have little band of some light sprinkles coming across berks count my chester county. leading edge of warmer air, mid levels of the atmosphere, it works its way to the surface throughout the morning into the afternoon. school day forecast, 8:00 temperature not bad at the bus stop. some clouds, 52 degrees, by afternoon, 3:00 coming home close to 7 degrees, got to give it a minus. minus judge just for the cloud cover, one of the days where you are sitting in meat class -- math class, staring out the window, i've been there. seventy for philadelphia, really hasn't been that long since we hit 70s, just back to christmas eve where we had 71 degrees so real spoiled over the winter hey no complaints about this forecast, 70 for philadelphia, mid 60s at the shore, upper 50's at the poconos, we will talk about the next rain chance in a few more minutes. >> you didn't love math.

>> i lover math. >> good morning, happy tuesday, looking in king of prussia, this is what you are looking at, 202 taillights northbound direction at the schuylkill, looking good, both directions even westbound, eastbound doesn't matter looking real nice in king of prussia right now. make note of that. blue route headlight moving in the southbound direction, at ridge pike. this is where we are slowly starting to see levels build, as we push further into the 5:00 hour on the blue route. 422 headlights eastbound direction near valley forge, both moving in the eastbound and westbound direction. we have some early risers now starting to hit our roadways, make note of that. a lot of headlight, taillights. where we had one of the first accidents of the morning, it is not yet cleared in camden. of 76 southbound before collings avenue on the shoulder and also another accident this morning, an overturned vehicle, two lanes block now, 295 southbound before route 130, make note of this, because if you have to take this area any time soon it is starting to heat up right now. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. they are saying it was a miracle, no one was killed.

california officials are saying that after commuter train jumped the tracks then plunge intoed creek last night. jan carabeo monitoring these developments for us in the satellite center so glad no one was killed in this, jan, good morning. >> good morning, 14 people are recovering today injured when their tape derailed just about 45 miles east of san francisco. now, that crash sent first car of the train into swollen creek, that forced emergency responders to rescue passengers from fast moving current. the ace number ten computer train traveling from san jose to stockton monday night when fallen tree reportedly derailed the first two cars. passengers relieved to walk away from the crash, family recalled confusion at the moment of the impact. >> that part, it can get little rock i anyway. at first it felt kind of like that. then after split second you realize, no, this was something a lot more serious. >> rich howell in a second car

derailed but remained upright. he and other made their way to the front car on its side and partially submerged in the creek's water. >> i wasn't sure if we were going to turn over or not. as soon as i knew we were stable, started listening for the screams, people were crying for help. >> get them out the rear door quite a ways off the grounds at that point in time. >> crews fought fast moving current to pull pass inning tears safety. >> front rail car partially submerged so we had to get in there and get wet. >> the water was cold, dark, merky, very scary scenario for the passengers on board. >> 214 people were on board at the time of the accident. authorities say it is a miracle no one was killed. >> we have no fatalities, i wasn't to point that out, 14 people have been injured. ten minor, four more serious. >> now the uninjured passengers were busted to their destination, there is cents no service on this line

today as investigators try to determine exactly what caused this crash. erika, back into you. >> jan carabeo, thanks for the update. new jersey state police are investigating a accident in gloucester county, that seriously injured one of their troopers. >> chopper three over i295 at west depford. trooper wag standing outside his patrol car investigating a two car accident when police say a car in the southbound lanes struck him. trooper suffered serious head injuries. right now, 5:36. and in your business news this morning, international women's day is in the spotlight and the dow is on a roll. let's check in with money watch jill wagner up at the stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> good morning, erika, could the dow rally for six days in a row yesterday, climbed another 67 points, nasdaq still fell about eight. shares of energy companies are surging as the price of oil hits three month high. now trading at $40 a barrel. that is 40% jump since last month.

really good news for energy companies and for the stock market, but will likely mean prices at the gas pump are going up. facebook moving down the status update. social media sites making bigger push into live video, bidding for rights live stream nfl games. cbsnfl have the rights to air thursday night on television, the nfl selling its streaming right separately amazon verizon also reportedly interested. special google doodle today in honor of international women's day. google went to 13 countries asked girls and women to complete the sentence one day ill. press the website home page with video for theirs'. google said one girl wants to open her own lab, another wants to make sure all girls can go to school. how cool, erika. >> great way to recognize international women's day. i love the different concepts. jill, thanks so much. >> great idea. >> controversial eastbound,

the yelp for women. even before the launch people was the most hated app on line. the idea of posting reviews of your neighbors, co-workers, and even dates prompted outrage from critics, who saw it as an outlet for bullying or cyber revenge. the creators say after several tweaks to the concept the social med working app will now be used to recommend people that's right and to just rate them. you also have to sign up for someone to post a review about you. all right, coming up this morning, before you make breakfast, we'll let you know where you can grab some pancakes for free today. sounds good. also are you watching your weight, avoiding the pancakes? the number on the scale is not the most secure figure forgetting figure. if you can't stop what you are doing, check this out, that is car, you see what's in the front though? yes, driving with a tree stuck in the bumper. what the driver toll police when they finally pull her over. >> ♪

>> acdc will not be back in philadelphia as planned, the band postponing the rest of its tour, because doctors say that lead singer brian johnson could completely lose his hearing, if it keeps performing. acdc was supposed to rock philadelphia on april 1st, they do plan to make up the show later on, probably, with a different lead singer. we'll be right back. >> ♪

happening today catherine knock will be back in court to reconsider her sentence, serving five to ten months in jail for her role in brutal attack on gay couple in center city. her lawyer calls the sentence excessive, and instead, would like her to get probation and record a public service announcement on tolerance. her two co-defendant, pleaded guilty, and received probation. new charges for a chester county man accused of sexually abuse ago young girl, one of which is attempted murder. prosecutors say, douglas cohen fired shots through the window that far little girl's home in downingtown. investigators say the child was on the couch watching it. v on sunday whether those

bullets just missed her. shots also went through a second home, no one was hurt. that is a tremendous act of violence, really designed to frighten the daylight out of the child. >> now in addition to attempted murder cohen is also charged with witness intimidation. check this out, some surveillance video right here. police are still looking to that customer wanted for shooting a worker at the church's chicken restaurant, north broad sunday night. that customer got into fight with 19 year old work here was cleaning some tables. that is when we're told he pulled out gun and fire three shot, hitting that worker's brother who also was employed at the restaurant. we checked and that victim is in stable condition. police are still searching for that shooter. >> now to dramatic video showing front seat view what it is like to plummet over a ramp on i95. some dash cam video here from inside a miami city garbage truck. the driver hit a concrete barrier, and then over

corrected, falling 75 feet. the truck landed on two park cars, miraculously that driver who was not wearing a seatbelt, despite, that still not hurt. he was cited for careless driving. got to buckle up, folks. >> more careless driving this time now, 15-foot tree stuck in the front grill after car, never seen something like this before, happened back in january, rosell, illinois. mr. police department just released these images hoping to deter people from drinking and driving, something they say this driver was charged with doing. the car also traveling on the wrong site of the road before stopping. the driver told police she hit the tree, somewhere, but she could not remember exactly where. on your health watch this morning, medical breakthrough for the first time in the u.s. doctors transplant an uterus to a woman. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang reports it is lead to go new hope for women who are not able to have children.

>> when lindsay was a teenager doctors toll hershey would not be able to have children. >> from that moment on i have prayed that got would -- god would allow me the opportunity to experience pregnancy. here we are today, at the beginning that far john. >> i lindsey who didn't give her last name was born without an uterus. now the first pain don't receive uterus transplant. >> moving healthy uterus from deceased healthy woman, of reproductive age. the uterus is then cooled, transported and i am planted in the recipient. >> the groundbreaking nine hour surgery was performed last month at the cleveland clinic. >> scened more than 250 women to find ten who qualify for the research study. >> women really crave that experience of caring their own pregnancies. and we know that those women will get that experience through uterus transplantation. >> will have to wait a year

before trying to get pregnant. doctors say after one or two pregnancies, they'll remove the uterus so lindsay is not on rejection drugs the rest of her life. lindsay took a moment to thank her donor's family. >> it provided me with a gift that i will never be able to repay. >> lindsey and her husband are already parents to three adopted sons. in cleveland, ohio, weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". also on your health watch, excess body fat may be more harmful than your overall weight. new research shows people with more body fat regardless of their size may have a higher risk of premature death. >> conference of more than 35 inches have higher risk of heart disease and type two diabetes, foremen, it is 40 inches. >> bad news from allergy sufferers, experts say this allergy season could be specially bad. also, starting earlier than

normal. >> the at mass center measures, says balmy temperatures around the globe will lead to explosion of pollen in the coming weeks. it is estimated thousands cents suffer with seasonal allergies. today will feel like spring. try to lock at the positive part, reach what p 70, justin? >> to 70. allergy sufferers hit it now, not high just yet, but with the stretch of warm weather things will start to bloom in a couple of weeks or so excited about warmer temperatures. reading comment. >> now, generally in the 40's, burlington, new jersey, sandra checks in 43 degrees. one cold spot, eileen murray has 39 degrees, marshall ton, delaware, enjoying mid 40's, this morning, at greg mccoy's house, clementon, new jersey, little miler at 48 degrees. >> charles at 52 degrees, tops the list right now with

warmest temperature this morning, cherry hill, we're in the lower had's, also, in charles chats words, 45 degrees. cool start to the morning, sun this afternoon, starts warming us up, starting to think spring, and we got the spring countdown, five days until daylight saving time begins. a lot of people don't like losing the hour of sleep but keep in mind sun will be setting after 7:00 sunday. just 12 days until spring officially arrives. twenty-six days until we average 60 degrees for high temperature, forget that, we will be in the 70s all week long, then 33 days until the phillies home opener. pretty quiet this morning, maybe a sprinkle or two, berks county this morning, actually the warmer air in the upper atmosphere. other than that just partly cloudy skies through the morning, into the afternoon, but just locked into a nice quiet weather pattern, high pressure pretty much situated across the eastern mid-atlantic. >> so just left with some sunshine, maybe few clouds

from time to time. >> holding offer until the weekend, near 07 today for a lot of locations away from the weighter. tonight stays mild. forty's, 50's, then tomorrow well into the mid 70s. even up into berks county, lehigh valley will be setting new records. if you missed out on the warm weather this week, the trend will continue through at least the middle of march, jet stream stays to the north. so that means, overall, temperatures stay above average the next week or two. >> we hit the roads with meisha. >> things looking pretty good, good morning to you, good morning to all of you at home. still looking at the schuylkill, taillights eastbound direction, past the conshohocken curve. you can see it is looking actually pretty good although certainly starting to see levels look a lot different now than i would say even 15 minutes ago or so. heating up on the schuylkill, right around the conshohocken curve area. ninety-five southbound before girard, actually looking okay, for 95, we know that this is

one of the areas that heats up in the 5:00 hour. if you are thinking about hitting 95, any time soon, sitting in your home thinking, wondering about it, you are in great company. right now. that will change so get out there if possible. new jersey had two freeway northbound, looking good, but obviously another area starting to heat up. fairly typical what we normally see as we push toward 42 freeway in jersey looking good towards 295, heating up. this is where we have an accident this morning, overturned vehicles, 295 southbound before route 130, two lanes are still block here. that will slow you down little bit. then also we do have the accident in camden, 676 southbound before collings avenue. this is pulled all the way off to the shoulder. won't cause too many slow downs in that area, erika, over to you. >> thank you, all right show, question for you, are you washing your clothes the right way? who knew there was one? everything you thought you new just might be wrong. the new spin on laundry to help get your clothes the cleanest.

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good morning, temperatures today will soar to 07 degrees. justin lets out know when we could set a new report -- record, and how long this stretch of wet letter last. >> also this morning, new jersey state trooper fighting for his life after he struck

so struck by a car on i-295. we're live with what was doing, right before that crash. >> and, in california, a train derails and lands in a creek. we're hearing from passengers this morning, about that wild ride. >> good morning, it is tuesday, march 8th, i'm erika von tiehl. you really can't ask for nicer weather march specially. meisha checking on the roads, i like it, guys, good morning. >> oh, i love it. i'm right there with you, erika. it will be gorgeous outside. the roadways are looking good. we do have three accidents outside. i'll get to those in just a moment. first, justin, why don't you bring us good news? >> wet weather no complaints here if you like warm temperatures, already feeling like spring out here with temperatures, 40's around 50, birds are chirping, we have some sky color out here, clouds breaking up little bit. nice sunrise shaping up. and that just set up to be nice day, several days. if you miss out today's weather you will get your chance for the rest of the week. check it out temperature wise, 48 degrees even up in the poconos, se