major power problems left people stranded for hours last night. >> you can expect a few delays getting the trains back to up speedment once again the good news you should have smooth morning commute tai take the septa paoli thorndale line. no more record warmth, the temperature dropping, katie lets you know how much cooler it will be for your weekend of the good morning, it is friday, march 11, i'm erika von tiehl. just may see passing shower this morning, katie out on the skydeck, and meisha checking on the roads, good morning. >> good morning,. >> roadway looking good, so happy to report as erika said, the paoli thorndale line yes has resumed service, i'll touch base more in a couple of minute, first, katie how is it feeling outside? >> so comfortable, guys. and it does feel a tad humid. i'll say, that because we are tracking cold front crossing through, some moisture to work with in the atmosphere, is in fact little hint of wet weather across our region, but you know what? this is one of the situations where once again storm scan3, as we go there first, where the bark is worse than the

bitement looks line line of showers, right? primarily fine drizzle at worse. hand full of light showers embedded in that. essentially moisture starved frontal boundery as far as we're concern. but when you are certainly finding a lot of clouds. and that is helping keep the temperatures so mild, right now, as we take different view of center city, i'm waving to you from just nearby in the center city region, skyscrapers there, but our live look for you from across the river at palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, and where again starting the day off with clouds. now eventually they are going to break, see some sunshine, here's where we stand currently. you know, i got to tell you, even the winds still blowing at 20 miles per hour, it is not breezy, here on the skydeck breeze present, but not persistent if that makes sense. upper 60s the expectation in the city, down the shore see the clouds eventually break, need to get the front through first. you will be the last likely to

see the sunshine, however, up in the poconos you can also expect sun, last us the rest of the day. first half of the weekend also not looking bad at all. however, rain does return to the forecast meisha. i will tell when you to expect that a bit later in the show. >> awesome to know. thank you so much. we can take little lane, right? the rain bridges out spring flowers, i'm okay with that. good morning, 42 freeway northbound creek road in jersey looking good. as you can see, plenty of vehicles out there. friday's tends to be one of the lighter travel days, but i will say, in general, they have been looking busy the past few weeks. today looking little busy cracking into the 6:00 hour, so we will see what happens. overall what you are looking at in jersey. schuylkill at the boulevard, what you are looking at here, looking good, steady stream now starting to hit the roadways. i would still say just as a recommendation give yourself couple of extra minutes, i certainly would. also this accident, hatboro, york road at county line roadment make note of that for those of in you and around that area, that accident still out there. great news. we have been reporting on this now the past couple of hits

i've been up, pail old i thorndale has resumed. now with that being said, expect residual delays. you will most definitely be waiting and checks septa.org for all of the update. back to you. >> meisha, a thank you. absolutely frightening scene overnight, when woman is violently snatched right off a septa bus. the search is on this morning for the man who took her. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joining us now at septa's frankford transportation centerment hope shy is okay, justin, good morning. >> good morning, that bus now here at the frankford depo where hine me it is now a crime scene, and several cameras aboard, may turn up strong visual evidence, that may lead police to the woman who was abducted and the man they say who took her. >> septa bus cameras caught it all and now the video is up for review. >> she made some comment on the bus that he is crazy. >> and said not much more police note before a man smashed this bus window from

outside near this septa bus about 2:00 a.m. in northeast philly. near roosevelt boulevard, and langdon, police say, man stopped his silver pontiac grand am, or grant pre, got out, then made this mark screaming for the woman, fearing him aboard. >> it appears, though, from witnesses, and the bus driver, that this female, who was on the bus, and the male, did know each other. >> the bus made second stop on the 4200 block of the boulevard. cut off in the roadway by that pontiac. the woman walk off the bus before violent meeting at the door the male grabbed her, punch her several times in her head and her face, and then forced her into the back seat of the car he was driving. >> police say that pontiac was last seen traveling south, in the outer lanes of roosevelt boulevard, but, it is proving to be a hard car to catch. >> the vehicle has delaware

temporary tags, paper tags. so when we run the tag, it came back no record. >> and as a result, this morning, there is now a widespread search police tell me for that car. and of course the two people inside, that woman, is described as black female in her 20's, about five-seven, long dark hair. and also, wearing dark clothing. the man police say beat and abducted her, is described as black male about five-ten to 6 feet tall. about 160-pound, clean cut, with a slender build if you see them you are asked to call police. we are live in front of the frankford depo, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". justin, thank you. we have new video just in from trenton where at least four people have been rushed to the hospital with gunshot wound. police are searching for the gunman or gunman. the two men and two women were hit along by gunfire along oliver avenue in trenton just before 2:30 this morning. there is no word right now on the the extent of their injuries, we'll keep you

up-to-date as we learn more. >> former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest today alongside her beloved husband at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley california. more than 1,000 people are expected to pay their final respects. terry okita joins us with more on today's services. terry, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning to you, it is customary for presidents and first laid toys make their funeral arrangements, while still in office. so this has been decades in the making. mrs. reagan was very involved in her planning, all the way down from paul bearers to who will be reading the passages during her service. family and friend of nancy reagan will say farewell to her today. at her late husband's presidential library. the place where she spent many of her final days. >> going to be empty chair. i bet we always have an empty chair at the table. >> the former first lady is being remembered for her style, grace, and devotion to her husband, the

40th president. her tribute will draw on other first ladies, including laura bush, rosalynn carter, hillary clinton, and michelle obama. >> earlier in the week, mrs. obama remembered nancy reagan as a passionate advocate for many important issues. namely, her anti-drug campaign. >> mrs. reagan reminded us of the importance of women's leadership at every level of our society. >> the funeral is closed to the public, but about 5500 mourners paid their last respects this week, some wait in the line for over an hour to view the casket and left behind note, flowers, and american flags in her honor. >> her classy necessary, her love for her husband, astounding. >> james manning worked closely with the first lady for more than a decade. >> i think she would be surprised, but smile. i think this is a row flexion of people understanding the difference that she made. >> nancy reagan's two children patty and ronald will share memories of their mother

today. her final resting place on the grounds of the library, right by her husband's side. >> mrs. reagan requested that she be burried as close to her husband as possible, just inches away, the burial site overlooks the pacific ocean, and the sunset. reporting live from simi california, i'm terry okita. >> should be beautiful service, thank you. >> some physicians in the philadelphia school district that were eliminated because of budget cuts could be back. superintendent william hite says one full time school nurse and counselor will be added to every public school as long as the district gets some money monday it expect froe state. the extra workers could be hired for the next school year. well, no homes are in danger right now and firefighters work to go make sure that far in burlington county. about 250 ache verse burned in the penn state for necessary woodland township burlington county. those flames are near soue

roads, the fire not expected to spread significantly. >> 6:09 right now. the republican candidates for president face-off in another debate. >> we will come up with solutions. we'll find the answers cents to things. and so far i cannot believe how civil it has been up here. >> it was civil. no fireworks on the debate stage as we've come to expect. coming up a little later, how voters reacted on twitter, and the major endorsement, trump is about to pick up. >> first though, most americans don't get enough sleep. right? but we have a solution. the simple drug-free trick to help you get more z's. >> and oh, this is so cool. all morning long taking you inside new picsar exhibit at the franklin institute. see how your favorite movie characters come to life on the big screen. that's coming up next.

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>> you don't have to go to infinity and beyond to check out a cool new picsar exhibit. you just have to go to the franklin institute. that's where you find "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo with a very special preview, before the exhibit opens. so cool. what do you have there, jan? >> reporter: well, erika, we are just hanging out with a couple of our favorite picsar characters this morning. this is walley. you might remember him. and this is just one area of this new exhibit called the science behind picsar. this is the camera area. something my photographer knows a little bit about. so we can go from wide-angle view, to close upright here. we can even change the focus from, say, a rubic's cube to our face. how cool is that? it is just one of 40 different inter-active elements, we have here, this new exhibit start tomorrow, and runs through september 5th. erika, back into you. >> can't wait to see the rest that far, jan, great preview there. all right, well, spectacular show at ar jen tape yan park.

up the glacier, and collapse into lake argentina. the glacier covers about 100 square miles. experts say the collapse happen every few years, and the last one was in 2012. power of mother nature right there. we want to check in with katie and our record temperatures had to come to an end? >> they did indeed. man did he can we get great records in here while we had the chance, right? yesterday the official hyatt philadelphia international airport spiked to 82 degrees. unbelievable. previous record, 2006, 76. no trouble just shattering that completely. it was such a warm afternoon. really felt like summertime. didn't it? has come to an end at some point. but dow promise you this. the next seven days, stay above average. not bad. even despite couple of disturbances tracking through, few highlight we have to point out on the area map. frontal boundery, pretty wimpy one at that, currently crossing through with very light showers, more clouds than anything. also, a lot of moisture if you have been hearing the national reports, also having them here

on "eyewitness news" this morning, so far. we've also this this incredible rainfall, down across louisianna, portions of mississippi. this actually lifts north with time. does bring us some wet weather, but i'm not worried about anything like what they've seen across the deep south. just isn't going to have that casino of moisture content to work with by the time it reaches us. so, here's how it sort of pairs down for the next couple e of days. any clouds, wet weather we're left, with clears out by sunday shine by 3:00, 4:00, all into the sunshine, late near tomorrow, beautiful day on tap. little cooler, but still above average. expecting more sun than anything. then comes some showers. combination of them at least, should be pretty spot any nature generally speaking sunday. but the thick cloud deck will limit the warmth that we expect for the next couple of days by monday specially, 59 degrees, at best for the daytime high. looks like the wettest day really of the next seven. but don't forget, it is time to spring forward folks. yep the sun will be setting after 7:00 sunday evening. not bad. meisha over to you.

>> you know, katie, i love my sleep. but i will tell you that i will absolutely lose an hour of sleep for spring and summer to move our direction. good morning, everyone, happy friday to you. we are being looking at new jersey 42 freeway at creek road. what we just had in our camera shot was a disable vehicle, in one of the more center lanes watch was happening, is you had some significant slow-downs, now, tension slowly starting to get back to normal, but as you can see still very busy out there. make note of. that will also, 422 eastbound past oaks looking good. you can see how many vehicles are moving in the eastbound direction. i would say, as we push toward 6:30, of course toward 7:00 just give yourself couple of extra minutes, might need it this morning. also great news, paoli thorndale service restored, you can expect residual delays still as it continues through the morning, a loft people were stuck last night, and then that overflowed into today. so, we will have residual delays, make sure to check septa.org for all of your update of course i'll be tweeting out anything as well. construction here middletown township, route had 52 between

wildwood avenue and baltimore pike, one lane blocked there, erika, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. still ahead, why we all face increased risk of heart attack, on this coming monday. got your attention, right? also this. >> it is heavy, i mean. >> very heavy. >> you would have to be doing squats. >> great place for kids and apparently for meisha, too. see lot of fun stuff for would be firefighters, and also, fantastic gems dating back more than a century, in this week's dream drive. that's coming up.

>> california the second state after hawaii to raise the age limit for buying cigarettes, and other tobacco products, if it passes. >> reminder for you, get ready to spring forward one hour this weekend. but with that, comes, an increased risk of heart attack for some people. medical expert say this. specially for people with a history of heart disease. doctors say, to divide the one hour lost over the course of the weekend, so, if you normally wake up at 6:00 a.m. on a weekday, wake up at 5:40 saturday, then at 6:20 the next time on sunday, and then 6:00 a.m. sunday, and also, eat decent size breakfast, that's supposed to cut down on your risk. >> all right, on the health watch this morning, do you have trouble sleeping in general? if so, you're not alone. health reporter stephanie

stahl has an all natural drug-free solution that could help you get some more shut eye. >> yoga is popular for relaxing, toning, and stretching, and might also help you get a better night sleep. >> dress work is probably paramount to helping us sleep better. >> judy, certified yoga instructor, says certain yoga poses may help you sleep better than other. >> the key is, relaxing our chest, relaxing our belly, and just taking nice, even breaths. >> she recommends slow easy stretching poses like a forward fold, this can stimulate a relaxation response from the nervous system. >> when we practice yoga, we learn to calm the nervous system, and stop secrete g all of those stress hormones, all of the things death mental and can cause chronic disease. >> the cdc labels sleep deprivation as national epidemic with 50 to 70 million americans suffering and not getting the recommended minimum of seven hours a night. judy says another yoga pose

that can specifically help with shut eye is lying on the floor, on your back, with your legs extended upment you can use a chair or the side of your bed. this pose also helps relax the nervous system, she recommends taking three-a deep breaths in each position. >> and then, when you get in bed, and closure eyes, continue with the deep breathing. the best relaxation we're told comes with longer exhale. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> there you have it. still ahead, $1 billion in irs refunds are still not claimed. a billion dollars! coming up what to do if uncle sam owes you money. >> also, it was a star studded dinner at the white house to honor canadian prime minister justin truedo and his wife. see the a list celebrities, and also find out who the dress dominated social media. >> and no more warmth, katie, but the weekend? >> not looking bad at all. even though we are going to see rain return to this forecast, we are certainly seeing these temperatures get

drawn back, because of the cold front. it is not a bad forecast, guys. stick with me on this one, the mild temperatures do continue. all of the details o

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not do so sooner, irs will take more than your money, nearly $950 million in tax refunds have not been claimed. and once again, this is the 2,012 year. it will all disappear after the april 18th deadline. the irs says about 1 million americans have refund checks of at least $600 waiting for them. now, there is no penalty for filing a late return, if you are due for a return. >> comedian prime minister justin trued owe whoos the white house at state dinner last night. president obama and the first lady welcomed truedo and his wife, joined nearly 200 guests including hollywood stars like ryan reynolds, with his lovely wife blake lively, and comedian mike myers, might not recognize him there, going with the great white north now sporting some white hair. but proud canadian. >> and the first lady's dress sent social media on fire. just beautiful there. michelle obama was dazzling in a custom-made strap less jason

would gown. she ton the designer. told the midnight flu flour al print specifically made from the same design featured in the fall 2016 collection. mrs. obama shared this picture on instagram, hang on, close lock there, oh, very sweet, it is her and the president, showing just tender moment, but also, the back of the gown. and just love that little train she is rocking right there. just beautiful. and i feel like she wore jason would for the first inch all ewing -- inaugural ball. classic designer. >> beautiful. >> she can do no wrong when it comes to her fashion. >> absolutely. >> and let's talk about those arms, right? i love it. >> get the gunshot out. >> good for her. i love it. >> still ahead this morning, hey, wake the kids, giving you sneak peak of the cool exhibit at the franklin institute. though not mind waking up for this. jan? >> well, ladies, yes, i'm here at the franklin institute this morning. this new exhibit really showcases just how much science goes into making these

picsar movies, i'm sitting at the rigging work station this morning where movie makers to create over 700 controls, just to adjust a character's face. coming up we will preview some of the other exhibits. >> make it or wake it, jan, cool. tracy morgan triumphant return to our area. where he will be tonight for the first time since that accident that nearly killed him 16 month ago. >> and, a woman is abducted from a septa bus. we are live with the clues police are following to find her and the gunman who took off with her

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nothing serious it, sounds like, though, still pretty mile for this time of year. katie, i think, what, the 60s for some areas. >> yes, it is. march in that would be lovely high temperature for the day. >> our normal high 51. actually the entire seven day forecast still above average. >> up top. >> just saying. >> seriously great forecast. >> high fives with the kids right now, because seriously, it is not going to feel like summertime necessarily, but still feels really comfortable outside walking out the door, the birds are chirping, it is lovely. that said, there are clouds, i mean, not going to be waking up to the most picturesque sunrise, you do still have sliver of some very light key word light showers traversing basically this northwest of i95 right now across philadelphia anyway. but maybe traveling through some of that, up and down i95 near trenton, for example, but this is a front that's fizzling with time. you actually can see the light of day just off in the distance here, we face east outside beach patrol headquarters in margatement talk about nice beat weather,

right? not terrible today either. still in the low 60s, despite the clouds, we do have, however, have cold front crossing through, so you can see what it has done to the thermometer readings back through reading, back through mount pocono, starting to get cooler out there. breeze will be picking up more out of the northwest than anything, that's where our current wind direction is flowing from. it stays that way, through the rest of the day, but, we should still evening out easily mid and upper 60s before said and done. already done that, we stay somewhat level here with our thermometer readings the rest of the day. up in the poconos expect more sun as well. we keep this theme going. meisha looks like warmth actually going to stick around for awhile, but there is cool-down coming our way, i'll tell you just how cool it will get coming up. >> we don't want that, but all right, we take it, good morning, everyone, happy friday to you, just waking up with us, things are looking pretty good. looking at 95 northbound approaching the betsy ross bridge, disable vehicle, just make note of that, although overall things looking actually okay in and around this area, disable vehicles pulled off to the shoulder so

not going to cause too many slow downs. another look at 95, moving in the southbound direction at cottman, coming around the s curve looking busy, as you can see, looking little slick out there, so just be mindful of. that will but overall things looking pretty good. no longer traveling at posted speeds, looking pretty busy there, that's the busiest it has looked all morning long so far. we look at the blue route, headlight moving in the southbound direction approaching mcdade and/or 9a see it is looking good, plenty of headlight out there, so, just mind you that it is going to be a busy friday, it is indeed. all right, great news, paoli thorndale line restored, but you can of course expect some residual delays, because of that complete suspension, now getting service back together, but like i said, you can expect some residual delays there. also, you can see, broad street line now delayed. seven minute. make note of that. always check your schedules on line, and here, this is where we had construction, route 452, wildwood avenue and baltimore pike, one lane block in this area. back to you. >> woman may be in danger after police say an armed man

violently snatched her off a septa bus overnight. want to get the latest information right now from justin finch out at septa frankford transportation centerment justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, that bus is now here at the frankford bus depo where septa and city police have been searching through it for clues, and also, reviewing video from cameras, aboard. police say there are several cameras on that bus, that critical angle including the front door. and may capture good image of the woman, just before her abduction. this all began about 2:00 a.m., along the 4600 block of roosevelt boulevard, when a septa driver noticed a silver pontiac following very close. then, near the boulevard and langdon, the pontiac stopped and a man got out and began screaming. he even made his way to the side of the bus, and broke the window near where that victim sat. now within cents say the woman screamed that man is crazy, but there are no report she ever gave a name. the bus driver pulled off and was met again by that man

about five blocks south when he used his pontiac to cut off the bus. the pontiac driver then approached the bus again, and this time the woman also got off. police describe what happened next. >> reporter: the mail grabbed the female off of the bus, funds. her several times, in her head and her face, and then forced her into the back seat of the car he was driving. >> reporter: and looking now, live at that spot where the man allegedly hit that window, this is where it all began. police say the car they are looking for is a early 2,000 model silver pontiac grand prix, model pontiac, also has temporary delaware plates. they've been trying all morning to run those plate without success. as for the woman, she is five-seven, in her 20's, black female with long dark hair, also wearing dark clothing. the man on a black male here in his 20's, about five-ten, slender build, clean cut,

about 106 pounds, police say, if you see them, or this vehicle, to please give them a call, erika, for her safety obviously. back over to you. >> hope she is okay, justin, thank you. comedian tracy morgan performs in delaware tonight for the first time since he was nearly killed. morgan was returning home from a show in dover back in 2014, when a truck crashed into his limo bus on the new jersey turnpike. morgan was in a coma for two weeks, one of his friends died in that crash. this is morgan's first tour since then. we checked in tonight's show with the playhouse on rodney square in wilmington is sold out. >> well, we know the characters of course, but now you can check out the incredible science behind some of picsar's biggest films. a brand new exhibit opens this week at the franklin institute but you don't have to wait, jan carabeo has your sneak peak right now with some of our favorite characters. good morning. >> good morning, science behind picsar, eight different

sections, and 40 inter-active element, you really get feel what it takes to put one of these movies on the big screen, this is the lighting area. >> here to show us what we can see when we come in here starting tomorrow. real a lot of great things for kit of all ages, even their parent? jan, absolutely, one of the most exciting exhibitions we've had here at the franklin institute ever, 14,000 square feet of the science behind picsar. every kid, every adult, can relate to picsar. they have characters they love. but the best part about this compared to any other of these kind of exhibits is this one not only glues you in with great eye candy, wonderful selfies with the best characters we love, but all about the science behind that, a lot of mathematics, a lot of physics, cool computer science. that will can get kids motivated. >> absolutely, really hand on, too, what do we see right here? this is the lighting? >> real interesting, when you film regular film with department, they capture what's there. in animation after dot wonderful character drawing

and do the storybook and then you king ties it, you still have issue about light. like the room is not going to be lit, the sunlight will not come in there. this shows you how the scientists and engineer figure out how to do the lighting. >> virtual lighting. >> see how you start to light it. that's the lamp. then the brightness, if you look at the position here, i don't foe if you can see this, when the sun goes across the room, mood lighting changes, recreating the day. that's why picsar is so good, because it really feels authentic, feels like life-like. >> feels like real life, the ankle else, how much, i mean, incredible amount of math and science and engineering behind these movies. >> you know the classic question, why do i have to learn this in school? >> this is why, what you learn in grade school, high school, college how they make these wonderful things come alive. >> before we go back to the studio, what's one of your

favorite parts? so many different things, life size statues here, favorite characters,. >> first of all, few things with the exhibit. one, you can jump in, behind picsar go, to any inter active and get something out of t the second piece real good videos, that actually explain to you the process behind what you are seeing inter-active. so you can really get sense of how exactly does it go from the sculpture to the drawing to actually the digital component. you can really see it come alive. it is great. it is for everyone, from all ages. >> doctor, thank you so much for being on our show. >> always a pleasure to have you here. >> exhibit opens tomorrow runs through september 5th. back to you. >> we cannot wait to get down there, jan, so cool. thank you everyone who woke up early to join us. right now 6:39. coming up: much more civil gop debate. find out what voters are talking about this morning. >> also, a health alert for dog owners. how the warmer weather could make your furry friends sick. and what you can do to protect them.

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>> donald trump could be getting a endorsement from a fellow rival, ben carson. hoping last night's more civil debate garners them votes. >> cbs correspondent don champion has reaction to the candidate performances.

>> so far can i not believe how civil it has been up here. >> latest presidential debate is being remembered for its substance, and not smashing. the most tweeted moment of the night came when marco rubio talked about climb and change. >> there has never been a time when the climate has not changed. i think the funds mental question for policy maker is the climate changing because of something we are doing, and if so is there a law you can pass to fix it? >> most popular topic on line was national security. during the debate, trump defended his recent controversial comments, that muslims hate the us. >> there is tremendous hatred. >> afterward cbs news major garrett pressed him. >> as commander in chief how do you deal with that? how do you in your words solve the problem, fick out what's going on? >> ill figure it out. because i find a way to figure everything out. >> takes all states, to head to the polls tuesdayment don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

florida also big focus, frontrunner hillary clinton spent the day in tampa. under an added pressure after her surprise lost to bernie sanders in michigan. now, in addition to florida, ohio, illinois, north carolina, and missouri, will hold primary contests this coming tuesday. sanders is trailing clinton in florida in the latest polls. >> right now, 6:45, we want to check in with our weather watchers. >> they are definitely finding warmth out there this morning, for sure. definitely not the prettiest sunrise to go along with this, tracking cold front. take a look at temperatures, not bad at all you have a lot of even 60s out here, generally speaking up ear's, dow actually want to zero in if i can, head out to the main line, christopher d'ambrosio, actually sliver of sunshine coming out there, in saint david's specifically where the humidity is up there. it is nearing 90% relative humidity but 54 degrees, for this time of year, that's not bad. but he does mention the clouds, and he's loving the

sound of those birds, as they're chirping out therefore sure. meanwhile we take you little further off to the north, 54 degrees comes in from lou, and he is finding again also little sliver of sunshine at best out in eagleville. let me get one more. another 54 degrees thermometer reading out here, eileen checks in with just clouds, in bill bert ville, she too showing we have pretty high humidity in her location out in more outlying suburbs but did have little spring shower roll through through the overnight said the robbins are looking for their breakfast, i actually saw the cardinal out in my backyard, hangs out there yesterday. so those birds definitely feel like it is spring has sprung for sure, the cold front will tell us otherwise, doesn't bring us back to winter like conditions but sends the temperatures at least on little bit of downward spiral. behind it temperatures leveling off. other than few damp roads this morning, these clouds will break for sunshine, ends up with pretty nice day, if you want snow cover it is basically gone, you have to go

across the canadian border to find any snow at this point. it has been so, so warm. when you get temperatures in the 80s, in march, obviously won't be keeping the snow on the ground herement actually looks like decent skiing weather but looks like man-made snow will be on the docket up toward the poconos here today. meanwhile we look forward in the forecast, keep the 60s for the majority of the outlook, coolest day of the pack monday with clouds, showers, but even that, meisha, a still flirting with 06 degrees. not bad. >> not bad at all, in fact, i just look at the entire forecast and think wow. we are so lucky. good morning, everyone, happy friday, tgif to you. making it through this work week almost to the weekends. you just got to get through today. we'll do it together as a team. a look at 95, at cottman, moving in the northbound direction, where we had an accident involving a school bus, as you took the exit to cottman. that's now since cleared. take a look how busy it is both southbound, northbound directions make note that far for those of you headed out the doorway now, schuylkill headlights moving in the eastbound direction, at

belmont, you can see, looking busy both eastbound and westbound, and look at the boulevard, boulevard southbound, you approach the schuylkill, then jump on the schuylkill headed in the westbound direction. this is what you are looking at, looking very slow. give yourself couple of extra minute this morning, turning out to be fairly busy friday indeed. some construction here, now there is started yesterday, delaware avenue northbound the ramp to aramingo avenue closed until september. you will have to use the alternate girard avenue. there is your reminder, back to you. >> thank you, dog owners in the area are concerned over a rising in umber of parvo cases, disease extremely contagious, and can even be deadly. right now two puppies are recovering from the parvo virus at the erie avenue spca. medical experts say warmer weather can create an environment where virus cans thrive and spread among pets. >> over the summer in a eight week periods of time we saw 73 parvo dogs, vomiting, lethargy, horrible disease, and it is almost 100% preventable. >> now, if you want to get

your pet vaccinated the pennsylvania spca offers vac continuation cents three times a week. right now, 6:49. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning, we check in with gale king up in new york with a preview for us, good morning. >> we are here, up in new york, hello, erika, good to see you. we will talk with john dickerson how last night's more civilized debate will impact the gop race. marco rubio will join us this morning with how he plans to close the gap in florida plus, chip read updates his investigation into the wounded warrier project after two top executives were fired and seventh grader shows us the science that he used in a school project that he insists proves that tom brady is innocent, innocent, he says, in the deflate gate scandal. the news is back in the morning. we'll see in you about ten minute and counting, straight up at 7:00. erika being back to you. >> is that kid a patriots fan? i got to know. >> ya, i know, that's what we all want to know when we talk to this little kid today.

>> gale, thank you. >> this is going to be one good looking baby, maroon front man adam levin, his wife, are reportedly expecting their first child. levin and the victoria secret model married in july of 2014. so far we don't know when that little bundle of joy is expected. congratulations. >> one of the funniest segment on late night tv is coming to prime time. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> performances like that have turned carpool karioke with jailed corden into a viral hit. there will be hour long special right here on cbs-3 featuring some of the best singalongs with say elton john, justin bieber, mariah

carey, also told there will be new performance with jennifer lopez riding shotgun. you don't want to miss carpool karioke, the special on march 29th. every time we air those, on our morning show, always cracks us up. >> exactly, so great. >> all right, well, hey we have a pretty decent weekend, little dream drive, what do youy? >> well, we are checking out vintage vehicles both hot and cool in old city and southwest philly. and you can see them, too. take a look. >> ♪ >> if you love firetrucks and let's be honest who doesn't, you will absolutely love this place. >> more than 100 years of philadelphia firefighter history is crammed into fireman's hall museum on north second street. , i got a tour of this renovated 1902 firehouse, from fire commissioner, derrick sawyer. >> he has the engines, little history about 911, they're too

long put their lives on the line for someone else. you walk in the door it, kind of grabs you. >> in the mid 1800s, these leather stone top hats were some of the first fire helmet. and the earliest fire apparatus didn't have an engine. people would pull this. >> yes, then this is where you actually use coal, steam engine have, to shovel coal into the engine. >> how did fire calls come in before phones? >> pull it down, right, you pull it down, pull this lever. >> and ticker tape rang a code for the location. >> you can even try on firefighter gear. >> it is heavy. >> very heavy. >> put me in a coat, i can do it. we're headed to visit one of the worlds eights largest collections of racing sports cars.

>> ♪ >> philadelphia neurosurgeon, fred simmone, circled the worlds collecting these six a classics. >> cars which were meant to be graced on the road. sports cars, usually look good. >> now on display at the simmone automotive museum, many of these cars are racing champs. >> i just saw my car. it goes, get this, 230 miles per hour. take a look. >> that's a 917 porche, that came in second in the 1970 lamb ons race. >> usually these cars are for eyes only, but fred let me hop in. >> well there is car is my favorite car. it won the famous road races center of italy in 1938. it is beautiful. it is easy to drive. it clicks all of the box boxes being like the perfect guy. >> is there such a thing? >> hard to find. >> what's the oldest vehicle you have?

>> 1907. >> wow. >> at this point in time, even a sport car had to be practical. so it has got four seat in the back, no door. >> every second and fourth saturday, fred and his team demonstrate select carson a track. >> hey, you guys, can i drive? >> no. >> usually the public doesn't get to ride along but i got a spin in this restored 1952 jaguar c type. >> oh, my god. you can just feel the power. >> ♪ >> oh,. >> having fun. >> hard to know how fast we were really going but fred doesn't mess around. he is pedal to the medal all the way. i'm right there with you, fred, we're like this. >> fred wag driving that jaguar one quarter speed of its real capacity which is about 160 miles an hour. >> wow. >> we so enjoyed visiting the

simeon foundation, and fireman's hall. thank you so much. guys, do you have check it out if you haven't done so already. >> maybe next time he'll let you drive. >> well, he better. we'll be right back.

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abducted off septa bus. police say, an armed man forced that bus to stop in crescent ville around 2:00 this morning, he broke window before taking off with the woman, in a silver or gray pontiac sedan with temporary delaware tags. >> at least four people are shot overnight in trenton. they've all been returned to local hospital while police search for the gunman, so far no update on victim's condition. >> and authorities do not expect this forest fire in woodland township to spread to homes, how much, they are still working to get the upper hand. and cooler temperatures today, right, katy? >> cooler but above average. this is just friendly reminder, folks, don't forget to set those clocks ahead an hour, sunset time on sunday is 7:00. >> all right, katie, i don't want to but i will. the schuylkill avenue moving in the westbound direction very, very slow moving. you are no longer traveling at posted speeds, turning out to be quite the busy friday morning after all. >> at lows it is a friday. coming up next on cbs this morning, how 12 year old may have solved the deflate grade.

>> hope you have a great day, captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, march 11th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." stability finally takes center stage at the latest republican debate, but donald trump faces questions about violence at his rallies. deadly flooding forces thousands from their homes. in louisiana, a levee could break at any moment. the wounded warriors project fires its top two executives after cbs news reveals lavish spending by the veterans charity. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> we are all in this together. we are going to come up with solutions and, so far, i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> the gop candidates play nice. >> this