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, same deal philly this

hour, 50 at the airport in atlantic city, nice breeze coming in out of the west southwest, only about 5 miles per hour, that westerly wind that helps keep the temperature on the warm side. so, mid upper 40's for most spots, maybe some colder suburbs, in the upper 30's, and that's about the coldest we can find. mt. holly, new jersey, palmyra coming in mid 40's, this hour. so the clouds around this morning. maybe stray sprinkle, left over in chester county right now. that will continue to diminish. the clouds break up little bit. see some sunshine this afternoon. not as much sun as yesterday, still overall warm day. look at the jump in the temperatures. 9:00 still mid 50's, by noontime, 65. great lunch hour if you can get outside and enjoy it if you k by 3:00 upper 60s, to around 70 degrees. so, philadelphia, high of 70. that's 20 degrees above average, mid 60s at the shore, and upper 50's in the poconos, then bracing records, tomorrow, and challenging records later in the week, we breakdown that forecast in a few minute, but meisha, a looks like another day to

drive around, windows rolled down, turn the music up little bit? >> another day in paradise, thank up, justin, absolutely. good morning, everyone, looking outside, where we have an accident, 59 north, approaching the walt whitman wan bridge blocking root i lane, you can see, just moment ago, block foul, but car was actually facing sideways. so make note of this. this is probably going to slow you down, volumes leafs shortly probably with the gaper delay. ben franklin bridge closed westbound from jersey, looking good. still looking very good. nice jump on the roadways now, especially just cracking into the 6:00 hour. this is whether we start to see levels build. we're slowly starting to see that. right now the ben franklin bridge still looking good. blue route tail light moving in the northbound direction, past route one, looking beautiful against that sky. sunrise just starting to come up there now, right now, though, still having the headlights on, looking good. volume levels looking good, still traveling at most dollars speeds, overturned vehicle, route 130, two lanes block, there we still have the accident in camden on 676

southbound before collings avenue on the shoulder, erika, back to you. >> thank you, what starts as an accident investigation ends with a new jersey state trooper seriously hurt. it happened along interstate 295 in gloucester county. that trooper is now at cooper university hospital, where "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joining us now, justin, good morning. >> erika, good morning, for this trooper every second was crucial after that crash. he was air lifted here to cooper with serious head and other injuries. and then he was rushed right into surgery. overnight new jersey state troopers in uniform, officials and loved ones were seen coming and going, from cooper's emergency trauma center vigil of spore for the trooper air lifted here monday night. suffering from serious head injuries, after being hit by a car along i295 southbound near exit 23, in the west depford gloucester county area. tells "eyewitness news" about 8:00 p.m. monday the trooper was outside of his cruiser on

the highway, investigating a car crash resulting in fire. then, a second car drove into the rec scene, striking the trooper, who was then helicoptered to cooper and brought into surgery. the initial trooper involved crash investigation closed portions of 295 south and north for hours. those lanes reopened overnight. and erika, back out live just a new development, we do now have the name and age of that trooper. he is trooper sean cohen, age 31, again, sean cohen age three; erika, just learned that he has passed away as a result of his injuries overnight. we can also tell you there are report of a second injured person, we are not sure at this time if that person was involved in that first car crash resulting in fire, or the second car crash involving trooper cohen here. we are awaiting more updates on this crash investigation. at this point we have not heard any word yet on any charges for that female driver. we'll bring you much more when

we get it. for now live in camden, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news" back to you. >> our thought go out to that trooper's family. thank you for the update. >> a woman and two girls are injured after they were struck by a tow truck. it happened while the victims were crossing the street last night at b and ontario streets in kensington. an eyewitness returned those girls age one and four to the hospital. the four year old were told suffered the most serious injuries and in critical condition. their 24 year old mother also in critical condition. investigators believe that tow truck driver did have the right of way. >> from witnesses, as well as a business, the exterior cameras, initially it, does appear that this 53 year old tow truck driver did have a gwen light. >> the 53 year old driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with police. >> a wild night in the city as police track two atv riders from somerdale to north

philly. chopper three bass flying along with the police helicopter as those suspect, you see there, darted in and out of traffic recklessly. they managed to stash their vehicles and get off on foot. it is illegal to operate atv's on philadelphia public streets. investigators blame fallen tree on the tracks for derailing commuter train in central california. corridor express was caring more than 200 passengers from silicon valley to stockton. about 45 minutes east of san francisco, one of the cars fell into a swollen creek. nine people were hurt, four seriously. >> voters in michigan, hawaii, mississippi and idaho have primaries or caucuses today. at least 150 republican delegates are up for grabs. don champion reports, democrats are choosing candidates in two of those state. campaigning in mississippi monday night, donald trump kept ted cruz in his cross hairs. >> lying ted cruz really is a

liar. he's real a liar. >> cruz claims he's the only candidate who can beat the billionaire. >> they vote for john kasich. they vet for marco rubio. effectively a vote for donald trump. >> hillary clinton leads senator bernie sanders by more than 600 delegates. >> the sooner i could become your nominee, the more i could begin to turn our attention to the republicans. >> sanders told a crowd in ann arbor clinton was wrong during sunday's debate, when she accused him of being against the auto industry bail-out in 2008. >> of course i vote today defend the automobile industry. what i did not vote for was a middle class bail-out for the crooks on wall street. >> michigan election officials are expecting record turn out today. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meanwhile, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg rules out a third party run

for the white house. the billionaire media mogel says he was worried his candidacy would hand the presidency to either donald trump or ted cruz. bloomberg write quote it is clear to me that if i enter the race coy not win. bloomberg would have run as a moderate. >> funeral arrangements have been set for former first lady nancy reagan. she will be laid to rest this friday during a private funeral in california. mourners are leaving flowers and cards outside the ronald reagan presidential library and museum. the former first laidly lie in repose for public visitation on wednesday and thursday, then she will be burried next to her husband of 52 years. dignitaries from across the country are expected to attend. >> 6:08 right now. still ahead, tennis scar maria admits she failed a drug test at the australian open, but she refuses to retire from the sport she lovers. >> if i was ever going to announce my retirement, it would probably not be in

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>> scientists make this discovery, it is an okay pus, just haj g out 14,000 feet off the coast of hawaii. it lacks pigment cells, and that's why it gives it that kind of ghost-like trans lucent appearance. but incredible, to think underneath the ocean surface. justin, being the surfer, may bump into one of those. >> 14,000 feet down. how do they find that? that's incredible. >> good question. >> no, i would rather have an octopus swim by me than a shark or something like that. >> indeed. >> but here we go. today kicking off first 70 degrees day of the year, always exciting, hasn't been that long, go back to christmas eve, low 70s, record warmth, tomorrow, challenging records also late another week, then we bring back shower chances not for the next several days. you have to wait until the weekends of the mild this morning, check it out. neighborhoods, south jersey delaware, 40's to about

50 degrees, look at rehoboth beach checks in at 55 at this hour, around philadelphia. just outside the city slightly cooler, 42, palmyra, mullica hill, malvern already at 50 degrees at this hour. chaddsford, 46. quakertown, pottstown, usually one of the cooler spot coming in the low four's, even mount pocono 48 degrees. couple of sprinkles berks county chester county, diminished, still cloud cover, not as much sun as yesterday, but enough sun warms us up, and again, through the rest of this week, these high temperatures are going to be running 20 to 25 degrees above average. as there is a huge ridge in the jet stream over the east coast, just allows the warmth to expands northward. so tomorrow, this is what we would have to beat to set new records. atlantic city pretty high, going to be tough. seventy-eight. but reading, wilmington, philadelphia, maybe even mount pocono, low mid 70s, we could break that for sure even around the city. high pressure locked in control over the mid-atlantic, all the of the storms to the west and north, will take it time to finally get cold front through here, looks like later friday, into saturday.

so, for today, enjoy it. warmer afternoon. 70 degrees for the afternoon temperature. tonight, stays mild at 53, here is the extended forecast, if you missed out on today's warmth you will get your chance for the next several days. mid 70s, wednesday and thursday, 70 on friday, cooler for the weekend, guys, but 58, that's the warmth for early march, we take it, of course we go to daylight saving time sunday turn the clocks ahead one hour. >> i love the cool-down is in the 60s. >> oh, want to talk about that. >> break those records. >> absolutely. >> new accident? >> accident 95 north approaching the walt watt. the other too crashes that we did have, one, particularly, in camden, that's now since been cleared, great news. jersey, also cleared. overnight construction still out there. we will touch base in just a moment. overall for a tuesday morning just waking up with us, things are okay other than this, right here, 95 north approaching the walt whitman bridge. blocking two lanes now, and you can see, crews are out

there. you are certainly having some volume delays out, there a lot of people hitting the roadways in this area now, but also, what you are get something you are getting significant gaper delay, as well. so, this will slow you down quite considerably, if you can avoid this area right now, you certainly want to. it is two lanes now blocked, and also, you can see, law enforcement out of their vehicles walking around, also going to slow things down just little bit. make note that far in this area. taillights eastbound direction, past route 29. actually beautiful shot. i love it, the sun is starting to come up. overall we are slowly starting to feel the roadways now, vine at 95, you can see, casino of birds eye view what's going on, and certainly slowing down just little bit on 95 and the vine, looking at that little earlier. in the world of mass transit, take a look at this, norristown high-speed line, 20 minute, due to equipment problems. also the west trenton inbound line, 20 minutes there, as well. check your schedules on line, most definitely, also, betsy ross bridge, right lane, off ramp closed until further

notice. make note of that. also we do have construction, king of prussia road closed between raider road and mad to son ford road. you will have to use that area,. >> fall out from maria's bombshell. what's next for the world's highest pay female athlete? after she admits she failed a drug test. also: pre-peeled oranges. they're causing quite a stir on social media. now, whole foods is reacting

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>> ooh case -- a case of hotels to re-think guest privacy. awarded erin andrews $55 million after a stalker secretly recorded her make in her hotel room, and then posted it on line. reporter mary maloney has reaction. >> what amount of damages if any do you award the plaintiff, erin andrews. >> 55 million. >> it took seven hours to reach that unanimous verdict. in a case that put a tv star on the stand for emotional testimony. >> it is so embarrassing, it was my private time. i never thought this would happen. >> checked into the nash have marriott. stranger michael barrett also checked in and asked the hotel to give him the room next to hers. barrett then rigged andrew's hotel room so co-film the sports reporter in the nude. then up loaded the video to the internet and the secret video went viral. >> that's all i was so worried about, we got to get it o we got to get it off.

and we're never going to get it off. >> andrews asked for $75 million in damages. the hotel management company says barrett will serve prison time should be solely at fault. the jury put 51% of the blame on barrett and gave the hotel management group 49% of the responsibility. >> we are disappointed with the result. >> this has never happened before. and hadn't happened since. they are all kind of measures that were undertaken after this was discovered. >> after the verdict, andrews thanked the jury, giving hugs, taking pictures, and signing autographs. she also tweeted her thanks, saying, she has been honored by all of the support from victims around the world >> five-time major champion says she tested positive for a band substance this year. she said she has been taking the drugs for ten years, for

several health issues. at a news conference in los angeles, she took full responsibility. >> i know i face consequences, and i don't want to end my career this way. and i really hope that i will be given another chance to play this game. >> nike several other sponsors have suspended ties with her. >> still ahead, eagles are clearing house. demarco murray was sent packing. and he's not the only one either. find out who else is leaving happen you what should do with all of the eagles jerseys from past players. >> justin, might be perfect jersey weather today? >> this forecast is looking real ill warm, will feel like late may over the next few days, we will break and challenge record highs, and we will talk about the next rain chances, as well, details in the full forecast.

>> the eagles are cleaning house, getting rid after lot of big name players. leaving us with unaware recall jerseys. >> this is from one of our

producer's clause. >> the so many stars from years past, and gotten out of here, vick, maclin, mccoy, foles, now, murray, mack lan, alonso, too. these latest moves makes it look like the eagles are trying to undo everything chip kel did i. running back demarco murray going to the tennessee titans, fans were excited when he signed last off season, now unclear what the birds will get in return, justin. >> antiking else also shipped pie ron maxwell and kiko al long so for draft pinks. fans say things just didn't work out. >> if you ask me, i don't think demarco pants out terribly well, so i think probably best for both parties. >> maybe looking for something different, financial thing, i really don't know. but i hope they do a lot better or get a better pick or do something. >> here's hoping. now, the deals can't be announced officially until tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. the eagles could make even more moves before the season is officially kicking off it fall. so many changes, it seems every year, so just stay

tuned. the question now is what do you do with all of these jerseys, that you maybe just bought last season, we want your suggestions, tweet us, using #cbs3, we'll try to get them on air. >> meantime we do have some advice. >> little bit. here it is. >> got to go old school. steak with retro, can't go wrong with that. >> i like the old school kelly green. >> very nice. >> bring it back. >> looks good on you, justin. >> digging it. >> much more coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", including uproar over the pre-peel oranges, being sold at whole foods, how lazy can you get in jan? >> erika, authorities are calling the outcome a miracle. a commuter train jumps the tracks, and plunges into a creek, but no one is killed. i'm jan carabeo, what passengers and first responds hers to do to rescue the injured. >> and we've got an accident on the roadways, slowing you down, plus, delays on mass transit. all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are, cbs-3, "eyewitness

>> good morning, hey, one upside of being a tuesday it, won't be hard to get out of bed this morning, look at that, beautiful sunrise, it will feel like spring today, and today could be our very first 70 degrees day of the year, justin, and this is great news, can't believe it is march, talking 70s. >> right. you know it happens, but, you know, talking highs running 20, 25 degrees above average next several days. setting new records, certainly, tomorrow, so, if you love the spring weather you'll like this forecast coming up. dry, too. no threat of any rain today, as well. check it out. 48 degrees now, officially at the airport, in philadelphia, milder than yesterday morning at this time. nice little breeze, southwest, less than 10 miles per hour, so comfortable tuesday morning, you can see the clouds breaking up, call it partly sun you through the rest of today. generally everybody in the 40's to around 50 degrees this

hour. that sun will quickly go to work. we will see rapid warm up into the 60s already by lunchtime. we had few sprinkles earlier, berks county, chester count, still clouds around, but overall, good school day forecast, bus stop 8:00, low 50's, still some clouds around, but by afternoon, we are approaching upper 60s to near 07 by 3:00. overall give it a minus, minus just because of the cloud cover. but today's high up to 70 degrees, our first 70 degrees day of the season, or the year recalling always exciting, but it hasn't been that long, just go back to christmas eve. where we had high temperature of 71. there you go. around the region we go, 07 around philadelphia, mid 60s, even in south jersey along the shore, and up in the poconos, close to six of 0 degrees, maybe do some skiing, and snow boarding, in it. shirts today, spring conditions up there. not bad forecast to be outside. hopefully you have chance, hitting the roads could be little issues. so let's check the late west meisha. >> if you're out snow boarding or skiing if you have the sun wear the sunscreen, no doubt.

good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. things are looking gorgeous outside in terms that far weather, as justin just pointed out, roadways, they're looking okay, starting to heats up now. expect that moving into the 6:00 hour. what you are looking at right now, we had accident, 59 north approaching walt whitman bridge. blocking the two right lanes. just get that cleared out of your way right now. you are starting to see some residual happening. we still do certainly have some backups in this area. we still do have the crews out there getting this all cleaned up for you, take a look at this, two right lanes still all open. i'm not quite sure why the vehicles are not coming over to the far two right lanes either way if you are condensed down to those two driving lanes right now it is very busy at 6:30 in the morning on a tuesday, so, just know if you have to head out that way again 95 north approaching the walt whitman bridge. give yourself couple. extra minutes, this is another area i want to give yourself couple every extra minute, 59 south, s curve, see looking very busy, just starting to slow down little bit less than posted speeds, so make note of that. then the schuylkill, eastbound, past montgomery,

beautiful sunset starting to happen here. a lot of brake lights, letting you know most areas now traveling at posted speeds, so give yourself couple every extra minutes, erika, over to you. >> thank you, breaking news for you right now. the new jersey state trooper struck by a car while investigating an accident has died from his injuries. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joining us now at cooper hospital in camden. justin? >> reporter: erika, good morning, just minutes ago, new jersey state police announced and confirmed the death of 31 year old trooper, sean cull inch. several state police cruppers out here, loved ones arriving night to cooper er overnight where he was taken in for surgery. he was helicopter here with serious head injuries after being struck along i295 southbound near mile marker 23.4 in depford township gloucester counsel i. we also know he was there responding to vehicle crash with fire in that area. we are also told there were other fire and police

emergency officials thereon scene with their lights on and sirens also sounding. however, a car driven by a 22 year old female, collided with the trooper, as he was walking near that accident scene. that driver did remain at the scene of that crash as is trooper cullen was airlifted to cooper with the serious head injuries. he was taken into surgery. he was pronounced dead at about 12:30 this morning, we are told that officials here announced his passing to his fellow troopers, and loved ones who were gathered in the waiting room. now at this point, officials tell us there are no charges or tickets filed for that driver who did remain on scene. they tell us that this accident is still very much under investigation. erika, back over to you. >> justin finch, thank you for the update. passengers say they're stunned, everyone made it out alive. more than dozen people are injured after their train derailed plunging into a creek in california. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joining us now monitoring these latest development live from the satellite center, good

morning. >> good morning there is train derailed in a rural area of central california just about 45 miles outside of san francisco. fourteen people were injured, when the train left the tracks, and plunged into that creek. it was very tricky rescue situation for both first responders and passengers aboard that train. and now investigators this morning say they do believe they have an idea about how this happened. >> the ace number ten commuter train, traveling from san jose, to stockton, monday night, when a fallen tree reportedly derailed the first two cars. passengers, relieved to walk away from the crash, recall confusion at the moment of impact. >> that part of the track can get little rock i in i weigh. and at first it felt kind of like that. then after a split second you realize, no, this was something a lot more serious. >> rich howell in the second car which derail but remained upright. he and other made their way to the front car on it side and partially submerged in the creek 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. >> a way to help people over the 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 was partially submerged. so we had to actually get this there, and get wet. >> the water is dark, cold, merky. so very scary scenario for the passengers on board. >> say 214 people were on board at the time of the accident. authority say it is a miracle no one was killed. >> we have no fatalities. i want to point that out. we do have 14 people that had been injured. ten that are minor. four that are more serious. >> uninjured passengers were taken to their destinations by bus. there will be no service on this train line today, as investigators try to determine exactly what the cause of this crash was. erika, back into you. >> jan, thanks for the update.

>> tomorrow marks an ominous anniversary, seven years ago, us stock markets plunge today levels not seen in over a decade. cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger joins us now from new york with the lesson we hope we've learned from the frightening time, jill, great to see you. i mean, we like to think we've come a long way since march 2009. just how far have we come? >> really been pretty stunning. if you go back seven years, the dow at 6547. s&p 500 down 676. nasdaq 1268. that was the level last seen after the tech bubble burst in 2002. since then, markets have charged higher. through friday's close, including dividends, the dow is up, get this, 212%, s&p 500 shot up 243%, nasdaq has soared 305%. if you are calculating this, it is about a 20% annual return for stock investors. each year over the past seven years. by the way, if you were a balance investor bond index up

by 36%. so, really, been amazing p years for investors. >> absolutely, if there is one thing we can take away from this time, what's the lesson we should learn from the bear market? >> i guess, if you are going to take the ride, do you have prepare for both the up and the down. so if you plan to own stock, to fun your future obligations cents you have got to except that bear market are part of the process. now, the good news is not all bear markets are as awful as the last one, that was the most severe since the 1930's. and the lesson is that while bear markets are very tough on the nerves, they're really good for long-term investors, because, during those scary times, you can take solace in the fact that you're buying shares, which will eventually be seen as being on sale. you know, warren buffet once said, perspective purchasers of stock should much prefer thinking prices. cuddle up to that bare market. bare market lessons jill on money.

com. isn't. >> blue light special on shares right now, jill, thanks so much. take care. hey, well, a lot of people seeing red on social media, pre-peeled oranges, sold in plastic containers at whole foods. after thousands of re-tweets and rant, the store pulled the product off the store shelves. whole foods also promised to leave the oranges in their natural packaging. all right, moms and dads, new for me, i didn't know that toddlers sometimes doze off in the middle of a meal. happen to your girls? >> i can't say i have seen this. >> little guy struggling to stay awake. this is on facebook page love what matters, he's just fighting off sleep, so he can enjoy his hamburger, just trying to keep the little eyeballs open. not easy. but trying. such a cute little guy. my goodness. >> and so little like that, little different than teenagers in not teenagers, toddlers. >> that will be me tonight at

5:00, after working on this shift. >> trying to keep your eyes open. >> so cute. >> hey, special things like hamburgers, worth staying awake for. >> right, justin? >> right now 6:40. still ahead, it is called survivor love. >> there is no stopping these breast cancer survivors. up never, we will talk to two people who have battled the disease about this new program, that offers support to first year breast cancer survivors. great stuff here. >> also, it already feels like spring, and that means, oh, ya, allergy season will be here before you know it. why this year will be a specially bad. >> ♪ >> we have big news, and i

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>> health reporter stephanie stahl talked to the experts who warned, it is only going to get worse. >> the asthma center says pollen counts for juniper, maple, are moderate, so is outdoor mold. >> the asthma center put their findings on spring allergies, on youtube. >> much higher season due to the balmy weather which we've

noticed throughout the winter season. >> vince rogers said he's already feeling symptoms of spring before winter is even over. >> spring allergies usually don't start showing up, until april, early march, is early for pollen. >> a lot of people have come in, thinking, if they have a cold, it doesn't look like spring time yet outside. but lots of tree pollen, that means sneezing, runny nose, stuffy nose, itching. >> it is estimate bad 50 million americans, suffer with allergies, but many don't know what is causing their seasonal misery. >> i'm never real had i the headaches. i was trying to figure out what was wrongment and i would always stay congested. >> doctors say it is important to avoid allergy triggers, if possible, and if you take medications for relief, tame them before symptoms start. >> avoid what you can. stay indoors when you can. take the 24 hour antihistamine, or over the counter nasal steroids

consistently during the spring season it, certainly helps to get to know specifically what you're allergic to. >> if traditional medications both over the counter and prescription don't work, allergy shots could be very effective. now, there is an alternative, of tabs that melt un your tongue. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, 6:46 right now. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joining us now from new york with the preview, good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, erika a lot of news, we start with this, at the scene of the train derailment in northern california. we will have news on that, plus, donald trump will join us from florida, we will ask him about the controversy surrounding trump university. also, astronaut scott kelly, back on earth, and he shares with us how he's recovering from his year in space, it is his first network interview, and charlie roads shows us the big weekends he had in cuba, looking forward to that, the news back in the morning see

in you just about ten minutes. >> charlie roading in style down there. >> oh, ya, riding, dancing, all of the good stuff. >> can't wait to see it. thanks. >> well, you just might think you're in the tropics today, justin, what do you think? >> kicking off 07 degrees temperatures today. really for the next several days, after you she forecast, you may try to plan a sick day maybe later on this week. we will show you the best day for. that will weather watchers, mile they are morning, fair to yesterday at this time. in the 30's over most locations cents but now seeing 40's, to around 50 degrees. saint david's, christopher, 45, up in 48 now, in downingtown, at dawn's house. up in eagleville, there you go, 50 degrees, down in wilmington, delaware, sally at 61, around philadelphia, mid 40's, you get the picture, one colder spot up in gilbertsville, eileen 39 degrees. up in allentown, not bad, lehigh valley, at 47. certainly, signs of spring this afternoon, at 70. and it is really going to start looking like spring, come the second half of this

weekend. because daylight saving time begins sunday, so saturday night, turn the clocks ahead one hour. sunset, sunday, coming after 7:00. we had couple every sprinkles, berks county, chester county earlier this morning, matched just the warmer air mass, upper atmosphere, moving on in, otherwise just partly sunny skies, for our forecast today. protected by high pressure, for several days. so, if you have outdoor plans, the next several days, good shape. all of the storms, stay to the north, and west, along that cold front it, will take its time for that frontal boundery to get to the delaware valley. that will will happen later on friday, into the weekend. lots of sunshine for thursday, friday. boost our temperatures up, mid 70s, setting some new records. today, close to 70. even up to berks county, lehigh valley, into the 60s, up in the poconos, then, for tomorrow, widespread mid 70s, the exception will be right along the immediate shore line with temperatures holding in the 406's, ocean water pretty cold this time of year still in the 40's, what we have to break tomorrow, to set new record, 73, forecasted highs, 75.

so, shouldn't have problem doing that. challenging a record on thursday, going with 76. that is the record high for the date setback in 2006. mild though this afternoon, 70, partly sunny skies, stays mild tonight, 53 for the low. warmest days, wednesday and thursday, still hanging onto 70 friday, before we cool it down to the 50's, on saturday, best chance for some showers hold off on sunday. we hit the roads with meisha a what's the latest? >> justin, if you don't wear a jacket in the wenter what can we expect in 07 degrees weather from you? scary stuff. scary stuff. >> scary? coming out with the guns. >> ya, i guess so. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. we got this. sun up, slow down. ninety-five south before girard looking very, very busy, no longer traveling at posted speeds here. give yourself couple of extra minutes, this is where we had an accident, the clean up happening 95 north approaching the walt whitman bridge. looking good there. that's since been cleared. so you're all good there. this is where we are really seeing sun up, slow down here, schuylkill taillights

eastbound direction, past 202. you can see, how slow moving it is. also, in the world of mass transit, i've been tweeting this out, as women. only thing affecting you right now west trenton inbound lines 20 minute delays checking mass transit. but always make sure to check your schedules on line, also for those every you taking the betsy ross bridge, right lane, off ramp, from the betsy ross bridge, to richmond street closed. and this will be closed until further notice. make note that far for those every you at home just tuning in and are affected by the betsy ross. king of prussia road closed between raider road and madison ford road. you will have to use an alternate. your best bet right now is going to be north radnor chester road. that's going to be your best bet. when i was looking at the wide earlier, looks like the schuylkill and the vine and 95 southbound is all looking slow. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. every year, we are inspired by the brave men and women we meet during philadelphia's race for the cure. and now, a new effort is hoping to take that inspiration a step further.

susan g. komen philadelphia survivor love is new program offering support to first year breast cancer survivors. chris, and domenique, join us now to tell us more about this terrific program. thank you both for joining us. now, you had one time but two time breast cancer survivor. can you tell me about your storey? >> yes. i was diagnosed first in 2008. and then again this past year. so survivor from a while, but also a new survivor. and the komen organization has team up with the sugarhouse casino to create this new program for first year survivors. and i think it really is fulfilling a need in the community. >> domenique, i understand you're undergoing treatment right now. >> yes. >> how has this program helped you? i can't imagine, the diagnosis, but you need the support. >> yes. well, i met a lot of new people. and i feel like it is really good to have spoke to someone who has been going through what you are going through, face-to-face, whereas a lot of

people have been calling me on the phone, but it feels good when you're actually in the energy of someone else. >> now, chris, you mentioned sugarhouse casino. i understand last night an event, something with filmment can you tell us about that? >> yes indeed. they brought together a whole group of first year diagnosis survivors to the sugarhouse casino where they filmed a video, to the tune of ain't no stopping us now. >> i like. >> there was a lot of energy, and it was really good to be part of that community. a lot of sisters, and another brother, breast cancer survive offers, and i think that particularly in the first year, it is scary. you don't know what's ahead. and this program is going to help particularly first year survivors, to move on, and not stop. >> domenique, has it offered some comfort? >> yes, it really has. like i said, just being able to talk to other people. last night i met a lot of new people, as women. this he were so helpful.

i mean, they asked a lot of questions. and everybody's story is different. so you know we had a lot of things to compare and stuff like, that but it really helped to focus on who is really knows what it is like to go through this, like, really, really helps. >> and when is that finished video going to be released? >> on the 21st, there, at the sugarhouse. >> fantastic. >> now, looking forward to seeing this video. but also, looking toward to the race for the cue cure this upcoming year. i know you have another story, battling breast cancer. will you be there? >> yes, we will be there as will my wife who is also a two time breast cancer survivor. so we are really behind the cause, getting the word out, early detection really the most important thing. and i think this is where komen has really done wonderful job here in philadelphia. to promote early detection, outreach to the community. >> thinking every you, hoping you can join us. >> very good. thank you both so much for your time, of course, cbs-3

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hit by a car. thirty-one year old trooper sean cullen suffered severe head injuries last night, when that car hit him on i-295. he was walking along the highway in depford township while responding to a car fire. the driver who hit him did stop and is cooperating with police. trooper cullen was based out of bellmawr, been with the state police for about two years, much more on his death all day on "eyewitness news". >> right now, though, quick check on the forecast, and also, nice day at least. >> warming up nicely, sunshine out right now, will quickly go to work up, up to 70 degrees this afternoon, mid 70s tomorrow. should set new record. challenging record on thursday, at 76 degrees, still 70 friday, we cool down for the weekend 50's, 60s, good chance of showers sunday. >> oh, we are loving that, thanks so much, justin. good morning, everyone, hand i tuesday. well, this is what you're looking outside 95 at girard, very slow, no longer traveling at posted speeds, out on 95 or the schuylkill, or the vine, for that matter, it is looking very slow, 55 on the blue route though.

not looking bad, 17 on the schuylkill, and driving probably little slower than that even. >> meisha, a i don't think you had seen this on the road, a 15-foot tree stuck in the grill after car. yep, that's new one for us, illinois resident was driving under the influence, when they struck the tree. the police department released these images. they say the driver was spotted on the wrong side of the road before they pulled them over. so reminder to just not drink and drive. >> no. >> all right. >> not a good look. >> dolly parton, this is impressive, reds toy work nine to 5:00. embarking on major north american tour, her first in more than 25 years. the country music hall of famer is pure and simple tour, it will visit 60 cities and feature her greatest hits as well as new material. tour dates are expected to be announced soon. but she just a tremendous performer. what a artist. and 25 years later, at 70? rock on, dolly. >> works for me. you buying tickets? all right. >> don't hold me to it. >> cbs this morning is coming

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