>> march madness is underway, st. joe's fans have a big reason to cheer. major title they won. the other baltimore area headed to the dig dance. good morning, it is monday, march 14th. do you want to grab the umbrella headed out the door. katie grabbed her, and enormous umbrella, too. checking on the roads, good morning. >> good morning, katie, roadways, wet roadways, causing some havoc. accident on two bridges, that i'll tell but in just a minute, katie. >> certainly wet weather won't help. >> the rain is steadier, heavier than others, regardless, we are pretty much in the wet weather, across the board. and this is the worse it will be, so lighter shade of the shade on storm scan, the heaviest rainfall intensity, do have one of the heaviest pockets clearly right over top of the skydeck right now, so traveling, at all here this morning, folks, you will get

naturally slowed down by the wet weather. on shore flow, look at the winds direction, because of the on shore flow you're basically grabbing that moisture, and with the breeze that will blow, raw, chilly, very dreary soggy day. so heaviest and steadiest rain is falling as we speak. i think you can see the rain early any time today. 48 degrees the current temperature at philadelphia international airport. persistent northeast wind flow at 15-mile per hour, in cac, 49 degrees, so stronger wind near the shore towns. but that said, throughout the course of the day, breezy conditions, will last us into tonight. tomorrow we start to warm back up again, lingering shower, then very gradually skies should start to clear out. look ahead to wednesday, though, that will be a much warmer day. so i'll tell you exactly how high the thermometer will

spike coming up. meantime pat take it away. i got to get inside where it is dry. >> no rain, no rain in here. there is rainout side, though. there is rainout side on the roadways, reaking some havoc as the morning commute heats up. a look at 95 southbound at the girard point bridge. there is an accident that is blocking the right lane, police activity there. right now this morning, so it will take you little extra time in you are headed in this direct. also 9595 delaware county 452, the tail light are headed northbound, volume starting to pick up in this area. as we head into the 6:00 hour. 422 at valley forge, the tail light are headed eastbound, you're starting to see the volume pick up here as well, take your time, ponding, puddles on the roadways, all of that stuff, it means that the commute is going to take a little bit longer. and here is the major accident of the morning on the burlington bristol bridge. an accident has all lanes blocked. so it will take you way more time in this area.

we don't have any details yet. we don't have good visual of this. we will try to get that to you when the sun comes up, because this dark camera angle doesn't do it justice, all rained block on the burlington bristol bridge. northeast, past quakertown, debris on the roadways, erika, to you. >> thank you so much. new castle county police asking for your help tracking down a missing teen from wilmington. family member tell investigate that's 14 year old estrella gomez left her home last night. the loved ones also tell police that they contacted her through social media, but she will not tell them where she is. if you have any information about estrella gomez you are asked to call new castle county police. >> also this morning, maryland police office here grew up here in our area is killed on the job. police describe the shooting as an ambush style attack. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joining us now outside chichester high school where i understand the officer played football there. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

officer jacai colson from the boothwyne area, played football here, playing as starting quarterback, finished here in 200, a went onto college, in virginia where he played defensive back. spent the last several years rising through the ranks of a maryland police force most recently to an undercover narcotics officer, and those who knew him well say he died doing what he loved, serving the community. officer jacai colson just days from his 29th birthday died sunday from wounds suffered in what's being called an un provoke attack. and now, shock waves of sorrow are spreading from prince george's county maryland where colson served. >> the officers are devastated. >> two delaware county pennsylvania where he grew up. >> i'm getting calls from players now, older guys, younger guys, because he had that impact. >> 4:30 sunday prince george's county maryland police say he was one of two officers shot

outside his lands over station some 10 miles northwest of washington dc. a witness described the shooter as is a man wearing all black. he also was eventually shot and wounded in a shoot-out with police. >> the community needs to know that one of your defenders has been lost. >> by 9:00 p.m. sunday, colson a four year veteran officer died at a near boy hospital. back in his hometown chichester high coach remembers jacai as a natural born hero and leader. >> we put him as is a starting quarterback as a sophomore, and it went great. it is because he had this quiet way there is leadership way, do as dow, do as i say. >> coach was not surprised the star quarterback was called to civil service. >> he led this community. he led our team obviously. this is a sad day. >> and back in maryland, two suspect are now in custody in connection to this shooting. the fbi, and also atf, are involved, and back here in delaware county we are told that colson's grandfather also

served the local police force. no surprise that his grant son continues that tradition. he leaves behind many family and friend here, in delaware county. we're live outside chichester hi, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", erika? >> justin, thank you for that. >> today a final salute to fallen hero. loved ones will say good-bye to new jersey state trooper sean coleman. first of two views yesterday at saint charles borromeo church in cinnaminson. cullen killed after being struck bypassing car while responding to a crash on i-295. the final viewing will be held this morning and funeral services will follow at noon at saint charles borromeo church in cinnaminson. 6:06 right now. philadelphia police have a suspect in custody after a fatal stabbing in rittenhouse square. investigators say he attacked a 24 year old man after an argument early sunday. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos spoke to neighbors feeling a little less safe this morning.

rittenhouse square on a drizzly sunday afternoon. dogs walking, athlete jogging, parent strolling, other than this single police suv, no indication a 24 year old bucks county man stabbed to death in this normally safe neighborhood less than 24 hours ago. >> brief verbal altercation. >> it is so shocking, i mean, he is my age. >> struggle ensued, lasted a few seconds. >> it is surprising, i mean, i know this is pretty safe area. >> stabbing across the chest area. >> very unsettling as a parent. >> he was pronounced at the hospital 3:36 a.m. >> shocking and scary. >> reporter: the suspect fled. early sunday evening police making an arrest. sources say the slasher, homeless veteran, who did not know the victim. >> thank god he is' caught and not on the street any more. >> reporter: those that work and live near the square say their sense of security, little weakened by the

senseless killing. >> i definitely will be more cautious. i think i usually a.m. this is unreal. so i definitely will be more careful. >> watching over your back little more, being more cautious. >> reporter: as for motive police have not officially released one. investigators say there was some type of verbal argument before this stabbing, between the victim and the suspect. reporting here at police headquarters, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". new this morning, fire tears through a row home in the fair hills section of philadelphia. there are no reported injuries. that fire started around 3:00 this morning on the 300 block of west somerset street. it was under control in less than a half hour. investigators are looking for a cause. happening today, a judge hears arguments on changing the jail sentence for the woman convicted in a attack on same sex cup nel center city. defense attorneys call kathryn knott's sentence excessive. knott serving five to ten month jail sentence for her role in september 2014 attack

that was caught on surveillance video. two co-defendant entered guilty pleas and received probation. right now we are following a developing story out of southwest kansas, amtrak train derailed with more than 130 people on board. we know that more than two dozen people have been taken to the hospital. some of them in critical condition. five cars in all were reportedly off the tracks. no word at this time on what caused that accident. >> all right, still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", chinese researchers reveal two mutant super strong beagles. why they're being genetically modified and what the researchers are saying to critics. also, campaign kay owes, trouble on the campaign trail and what the candidates are saying heading into tomorrow's primaries. >> and let the march madness begin. three local teams punch their tickets to the ncaa tournament. jan carabeo joins us, live

with complete wrap up little later on on "eyewitness news". >> ♪ did you know it is pie day, not cherry pie, but the number like 35114. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪

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kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> welcome back, authorities in los angeles, suspect steels a police vehicle. that's the one they're chasing right there. frightening pursuit lasted about an hour, as the vehicle zoomed irradically in and out of street, hitting speeds more than 100 miles an hour. that chase ended whether police cruisers rammed that

stolen vehicle, and the suspect could not get away. the suspect was reportedly killed by police. back here at home -- >> the whole day unfortunately, yes, looks like heaviest stuff is coming through as we spook, pockets of soaking rain coming down across portions of really most of the region, i would say, basically the central sliver of the delaware valley where the heaviest rain is currently falling but you'll continue to see this moving through with time any time today. now, yes, i know it looks like back edge to this, right, even when we zoom it out back through portions of virginia, things have looked as though they've cleared out, right? can't necessarily say that will bring the moisture sewers in any time today. while the print of the front is pushing through as we speech with the heaviest of what it has got up sleeves, you are still dealing with lingering showers through the rest of the day even wrapping up the typical morning commute, still pocket every rain left over notice they stick around through the time we're on the air for

"eyewitness news" at noon today, through the typical evening rush, even headed into the overnight. , lingering showers, should see lull through the overnight, might even still be shower around come tomorrow morning. , not leslie, i don't want to necessarily rule it out just yet. then through tomorrow afternoon things finally start to taper off. we should start to clear out. so today absolute 100% shot everybody gets in on some rain today. chances do dramatically diminish tuesday. might be sprinkle on wednesday, but that ends up being webs, some sunshine, perhaps sprinkle, butit out. 07 degrees, not shabby. then we hit saint patrick's day, temperatures take little hit. technically above average. however, the next system that waits in the wings is on the way by that point bringing couple of showers along with it, so not the prettiest saint patrick's day forecast. >> but not the worse either. could always be worse.

>> we thank you, pat, filling in this week. we think he wants to come back. >> it is pi day today. pi day 3.14 is pi. that only the pi ratio circumference to its die a.m. term, but also a delicious breakfast treat. >> absolutely, pie for breakfast? >> dining car northeast philly sent over these amazing peace. weaver ray of pies here. >> what do we have? >> we have peach pie. right here. peach pie. we have chocolate cream, we have lemon meringue, and the dining car's famous, apple walnut pie right there. that one you will want to try. >> now i did double take. you start. it looks like cream filling. >> it is a cream filling. >> but it is an apple me? >> they do their own thing at the dining carp, special to the dining car. opening up these cafes. >> dig in. i'm going do traffic. you dig in over there. let me go over to the crazy green wall, tell but couple of accidents this morning, and we

start at 95 southbound at the girard point bridge. >> good thing, there have been some police activity right here on the girard point bridge. 202 north bound before the ramp at 252, there was cop here, as well, that's just cleared, an accident off to the shoulder. but looks like traffic is moving by, just fine. and the burlington bristol bridge, this is our biggest one of the morning. all lanes are blocked due to accident. don't have good camera angle just yet. when the sun comes up we'll give that to you. one more pa turnpike accident past norristown the right lane is blocked. erika, we send it back over to you. >> pat, the pie is delicious. that apple. >> good. >> still a they had this morning, big controversy in the science world. super strong mutant beak else. -- beagles. coming up why the popular dogs were genetically modified next.

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>> scientists in china genetically modified beagles to make them more muscular. >> the goal to find a way to safety and effectively treat human illnesses. >> the 2,000 beagles at this lab tore any southern china, two are making headlines. >> these are the ones you're caring about most? >> yes, yes, yes. >> scientists led by doctor li young, at the institute in bio

medicine and health, claim there is a first to successfully alter the genetic make up of dogs. >> this muscle much stronger. >> the double the muscle mass of these beagles, through the process of gene editing. >> we knocked out gene that would ordinarily stop muscles from growing, so these dogs became much more muse cue already told us. scientists cents here tell us the idea not to create designer pet, but rather to mimic diseases cents like parkinson's in these dogs, then treat them in an effort to find a cure. ultimately, the idea is to create a safe effective drug, beagles often used in research against animal advocates. >> a lab used similar technology to create micro pigs. selling them as pets, for $1,600 each. another lab has drawn world-wide condemnation for caring out genetic editing

tests on human embryos. some major scientific journals would not even publish the work. >> critics have called casino at wild west of gene editing. is that fair? >> i don't think it is fair. what would do at the lab is the betterment of human casino. i don't think any should should experiment on humans before ethical questions are answered. doctor li, a dog lower, insists they need to improve accuracy of the more than 60 embryos they gene edited only two were successful. set don't, cbs news, china. >> 6:21 right now. and it can be difficult for working parent to be there when their children, special activities at school or maybe big sport game. that how one state wants to give parent paid time off to be therefore their kids. coming up where this is happening just how much time parents would get. >> and katie it is knott just that it is monday it is rainy,

right? >> and pretty soggy start to the work week, but don't let the ran i day and monday get you down. we have better news coming up in the seven day, including a 70 degrees day. i'll tell when you to expect it coming up. congress voted to label genetically engineered salmon; why not other foods? gmo crops are doused with heavy doses of herbicides the world health organization says probably cause cancer. isn't that reason enough to label? 64 other countries label gmos. why don't american shoppers have the same information?

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>> will you makers in california, give parent paid

time off tore school related activities with their children. this measure would a lay par don't take up to three days of paid time off each year. as adrian moore reports, no not everyone is on board with this idea. >> engaging in more time for fencing, and other school activities, is now the top of hanna's list. >> i think it is good idea for mom to be able to spend more time with their kids, definitely. >> hanna said she is blessed, her schedule allows her to be involved in her 14 year old son's extra curricular's, but assembly members know others aren't so luck. >> i nobody should have to choose between paying the bills and participating in their child's education. >> assembly bill 2405 would require businesses to give parent three paid days off a year so they can play more active role in their child's school life. >> trend in the united state of people pushing toward more humane society. you end up with kids more engage in the their school,

parents who understand better what their kids are working on, and then you end up having more productive work force in the future. >> proposal would update family school and partnership act. and would not apply to small businesses. only those with more than 25 employees. >> when you are talking about the big massive firms, the big employers, they can afford to give people some time off. >> for joe pain, the idea is good in theory but doesn't think it is really necessary. >> it is surprise to go me, especially with the way the economy is right now and where people are always looking for money and where are we going to find money to throw good causes. >> but believes securing more time with pay is a good cause. one he's prepared to keep fighting for. >> it will be a big fight, but we have the tools to win it. >> that was adrian moore reporting. studies have shown parent involved in their children's lives have fewer disciplinary problems, and also very positive step forward. i mean, you're mom. your little ones don't know if you're involved.

>> luckily they are sleeping for half the time that i am at work, yes, my schedule allows i'm able to spends the entire afternoon put them to bed every night. but for folks that don't have that luxury, i think it is a fantastic idea. >> maybe it catches on. >> hopefully. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news": >> tuesday could be one of the most decisive days yet in the race for the white house, especially, on the republican side. i'm don champion in miami with a preview coming up. >> and the roadways are heating up. this is a look at 95 southbound, and it is getting jammed up already as you know it does, this time of the morning. don't go anywhere. more news when we come back.

from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, one day to go before five primaries with hundreds cents of delegates at steak. for the republicans it, could

be make or break time for two campaigns of two presidential hopefuls. florida, ohio, though those are the big once, also nor carolina, missouri, illinois, all hold primaries tomorrow. over the weaken violence at trump rallies candidates on both sides targeting got op frontrunner. now, in miami, bringing us up-to-date, big day tomorrow, don, good morning. >> indeed, good morning, the republican candidates are fighting for the 99 delegates, that are up for grabs here in florida. many of them, spent the weekend, holding rallies across the state, meantime, on the democratic side, ohio, is proving to be the state to watch tomorrow. >> bernie sanders, hillary clinton, took questions on arrange of issues, from ohio voters, during the town hall sunday night. but, violence at recent donald trump rallies took center stage, and both candidates took aim at the republican frontrunner. >> he has lit the fire, and then he throws his hands up, and claims that he shouldn't be held responsible.

and he should be held responsible. >> i would hope that mr. trump tones it down big time, and tells his supporters that violence is not acceptable. >> sanders holds narrow lead over clinton in ohio, but trails her in crucial primaries in florida, and illinois. >> at a peaceful rally in boca raton, florida sunday, trump come ended on the weekend events. >> all over the world they are talking about what took place, and they are talking about us, and they're talking about how well we handled it. >> trump still leads his republican rivals here in florida, where the contest is winner take all. running third in polls, marco rubio hopes his home state delivers him a much-needed victory. >> we are not going to allow the republican party to fall in the hand every someone who is going to get crushed in november. >> john kasich is vying for a win in his home state of ohio, where polls show he could beat trump. >> i believe after tuesday we're going to continue to roll.

>> trump is about a thirds of the way to the nomination, with ted cruz close behind. now, early voting did just end here in florida we do know little more than a million republicans did take part in that early voting, rubio banking on that hoping he did well in the vote with so much at steak for him here tomorrow. he has four events planned across the state here today, erika. donald trump will be holding a rally in tampa. >> make or break tomorrow, we'll see what happens. thank you, don. turning to the weather right now, you definately need the umbrella when you head out the door. katie know tracking the rain, when it will end, and also another 07 degrees day coming up in our seven day? >> indeed there is, so wait for that good news. yes, i do have to follow the forecast with sog yes, sir conditions that we will find over the next seven days actually, guys. so pretty heavy rain falling down as we speak. you can see, clearly over my shoulder here on storm scan, things looking very, very dicey. that's going to be the story for the next few hours, even

though it does appear like there is back edge to this rain, you can't bank on that, because our wind flow is on shore. and that is ushering in the moisture from the atlantic to keep us stuck in the clouds and not necessarily soggy but certainly dreary conditions and damp conditions. but right now finding heaviest rain coming down. radar 101, the brighter the shade of color on the radar, the heavier the rainfall intensity, weaver some yellow, orange starting to show up here including over philadelphia, so, it is a significant mess out there, guys. and as you hit the road this morning, expect that you are going to naturally get slowed down. make sure you're using caution out there. we always say. >> this ponding on the roads a problem, pat will be talking about that, this will eventually be tapering off to showers by the time we hit the late half of the typical morning commute. if you are in the thick of things right now, but that said, still not really going to see things wind down in the wet weather department. actually until tomorrow. we've got that long after stretch of time. meanwhile, notice, not so much the numbers on the winds map, rather the direction of those arrows, it is all straight up

on shore wind flow, guys. so you have pretty persistent breeze at this hour at the shore towns, but that's going to be with us any time today. because of the on shore win, you keep at least potential for at least some showers through the rest of the day. temperatures as we stand generally mid upper 40's, pat. won't see too much movement on the thermometer, at best low 50's, today. raw day. >> that's right. pretty much spoiled with the 70s the 80s, so we have to take t a look at the roadways, 95 southbound, this is normally trouble spot in the morning. and it is right now. it is jammed, volume, heating up this morning, at academy road. this is the spot where three lanes, and then moves into four, and then back to three lanes. so this is always a mess at this time of the morning. again, 59 southbound right there. this is 42 over in new jersey, the 42 freeway, volume is starting to build, as you head toward philadelphia. the headlights are headed toward the city. the schuylkill at the boulevard, more of that, in the last maybe ten minutes or so. this is really jammed upright

here, schuylkill at the boulevard, headlights are actually headed eastbound, right here, let's take a look at some maps. burlington bristol bridge, telling but this all morning long, accident that has all lanes blocked in both directions. so i feel for you if you are head in the this direction. also, northeast extension, there is an accident that's just cleared. there have been some debris on the road causing some problems, causing a few individual accidents. so that's good thing that that has cleared. and at the airport, no delays. erika, over to you. >> always got that going for us, pat, thank you. still coming off the excitement of last night selection sunday, three of the local teams have punched their ticket for the big dance. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joining us now, at windy st. joe's campus, and jan we now the stage now set for the 2016ncaa tournament. we're so pumped. good morning. >> erika, good morning. philadelphia's certainly has a lot of teams to root for in this march madness tournament. st. joseph, villanova, temple, have now all punched their

ticket to the big dance, now, they all have their sites on the next big title, ncaa championship. >> st. joseph university, still riding this weekend's hi, the hawks nabbed the eighth seed in the west on selection sunday, and will play the ninth seed cincinnati in spokane, washington. st. joe's now the hottest team in philadelphia, coming off it atlantic ten title win on sunday. >> excited, especially my senior year. >> like unbelievable experience for me. >> the hawk's second atlantic ten tight until three years. >> definitely confidence booster for us, we're coming in confident and red. >> i meantime villanova now number two seed in the south. the wildcats will play 15th seeded. nc ashville in brooklyn. nova seemingly lost its number one seed this weekend, when the team fell to seton hall in the biggies title. >> something we've had to live with and deal with throughout the whole season, yes, but what have they done the post-season? everyone has the right to say

what they want to. just breaks out the opportunity to prove people wrong. but i think it is more about proving to each other ... >> finally, big sigh of relief, and a lot of chiefs, at temple campus on north broad street. the owls fell to the uconn huskies this weekend in the aac conference semies. but they still got into the ncaa tournament as tenth seed in the south. they'll play seventh seeded iowa in brooklyn. now, if they win, they could face nova, in the round of 32, but right now, temple players are just looking forward to the opening round, especially, after last year's snub. >> a lot of excitement. everybody was excited. got our name called. got left out the previous year, so just amazing feeling, everybody just excited. >> now, this is the first time since 2013 that three local teams have made it to the tournament. they all play on friday. erika, back into you. >> all right, january, thank you so much. and we hope you're off on friday to catch up all of the local teams in march madness.

villanova tips off against the nc ashville bulldogs 12:40, then temple takes on the iowa hawk eyes at 3:10, st. joe's plays little later on, play the late game against the cincinnati bear cats just before 10:00 friday night. all three of those games are on true tv. >> now, you can also pit your knowledge against rest of the bracketologists out there. sign up now for the bracket challenge on cbsphilly.com. the grand prize, pretty sweet, get 5,000-dollar american express gift card. they're also some prizes for winners of the individual rounds. so make those picks right now on the home page of cbs philly. com. what do you have to lose? >> well, one boss is going against the grain and encouraging his staff to get bus which their brackets. billionaire investor warren buffet saidel give a million dollars a year for life to one every his work first they correctly pick the winners through the tournament. also, offering an employee a hundred grand for correctly picking the most consecutive games, as long as they reach

the sweet 16. good luck. >> all right, still ahead, losing a hour of sleep for daylight saving time could pose a health risk. coming up the people most at risk for a stroke today. also, it is the hottest new fitness trend, rowing. we'll tell you about the biggest benefit to this kind exercise. >> and say hello to tony danza. there he is. he's waiting in our green room with some special guests. special event in our area, lover seeing him every year, he's joining us live coming up next. >> ♪ monday morning ♪ >> so happy you are joining us this rainy monday morning. when will the rain move out? katie has the answer whether we come back.

congress voted to label genetically engineered salmon; why not other foods? gmo crops are doused with heavy doses of herbicides the world health organization says probably cause cancer. isn't that reason enough to label? 64 other countries label gmos. why don't american shoppers have the same information? instead, congress might permanently block our right to know.

we deserve clear, on-package labeling. tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act.

many of us are tired from daylight saving time, but new study says we might have more to worry about. the overall rate for stroke, to be 8% higher, for two days, following daylight saving time. moreover, people over the age of 65 were 20% more likely to have a stroke. the time change also linked to increase risk of heart attack in people with history of heart disease. >> right now, 6:44, katie, i know you're track that rain for thus morning. >> indeed. poor visibility to go along with it, i know it has been messing with pat, tried to show camera shots, because you can't see much off in the distance, typically this shot over palmyra nature park. tell tell signs on raindrops, but normally see the center city skyline, basically nonexistent, poor visibility for you out there in addition to pretty heavy rain. the steadiest and heaviest we'll find throughout the course of the day obviously here with poor timing. don't let what looks to be back edge to this radar fool you, folks, not back edge. rather, just a heaviest batch

of rain coming through now, and the moisture fetch will keep us stuck in the clouds, stuck in a on shore wind flow, stuck, in other words, in dreary conditions, and some light rain and drizzle at minimum through the rest of the day. we've been getting in rainfall reports from our eyewitness weather watcher network, dover, already, picking up over half inch according to andy. we have just shy of half inch from phil in the chestnut hill section of the filthy. cherry hill lynn reports just over .3 of an inch in willow grove barbara reports, .17 to be exact. now, as we look forward in our future rain amount, from this point forward, probably going to tack on up to additional half inch across the board here. some of the computer model pinpoint pick up just over an inch in places like atlantic city maybe little bulls eye setting up pinelands section of the avenue, overall more than anything, just a big fat headache for your monday. and it is obviously going to produce pretty dreary start to the week as well. that's what you are contending with for the rest of the day here. but that said, i actually want to bring in special guest here, so common with me,

avenue friend here with me today. welcome tony danza to the program. he will interest try his hand here to the weather, i'll hang on to the click earn, so work with the hands we move things forward and give you the you forecast. >> by the way we need this rain, it is good. >> there go. >> obviously thursday looking for mostly cloud which showers around for st. patrick's for saint patty's day, big day for me, too i don't want to tell you why. but what else, when do we change? what else? are we going to go do a seven day? there we are, a seven day, let's see the seven day forecast as you can see, we dry up on tuesday. clouds. some sun on wednesday, and we get up into the 50's, the mid and high 50's. 70 degrees day on wednesday, so should be quite a nice week. >> that's looking okay, way to go, he did awesome consideration we get a round of applause in the studio. >> excellent job.

>> hard to keep the concentration, kate. >> i did you awesome. we send it back over to you. >> just kidding. we send it over to pat. >> why not? >> you know,'s graduate of northeast high grad, way to be, pat. >> absolutely. i have to follow up tony danza? how do i do that? >> good luck. >> ill de what i can. this is the schuylkill expressway, ill step out of the way, an accident right here, actually disable vehicle off to the shoulder, so, not only is it conshy curve here pain in the butt in the morning, but you can add a disable vehicle on the shoulder to that, as well, blue route, the southbound lanes here, are the taillights. it is a slow go, really in both directions, but this is southbound blue route at route one. it is the time of the morning. 6:47. you know what it is when you're out there. ben franklin bridge headed into the city. volume starting to pick up, headlights moving into philadelphia. let's take a look at the wide map. as well, i'll stands out of the way. looking at 14 miles a per hour head 95 south towards the city and of course as you know the

schuylkill expressway, if you're headed westbound, it is always slow there. just 10 miles per hour as you are headed out west. the burlington bristol bridge, there is an accident, all lanes blocked, i've ben telling but this all morning long, still blocked, erika, still. >> all right, hope it clears up soon, pat, thank you. 6:48. many are swearing by a new fitness fad, the high cardio, low impact work out, of rowing. cbs correspondent marlie hall tried it out in new york city. >> ben hagan is the city row regular. the 34 year old, minnesota native, says, rowing has become an essential part of his work out routine. >> you have spin out there, you have cardiovascular yoga, for me the perfect combo of strength and cardio is rowing. >> he is not alone. teacher annie said she sometimes has to turn students away. >> i need harder pushes. faster strokes. harder pushes.

>> she says the intense high cardio work out uses cents eight a % of a person's muscles, but is still easy on the body. >> total body, work out, low in impact, meaning you are not going to put a lot of strain on your joints, not jumping around, not hard on the body. >> water inside the machines provides resistance, most newcomb ers have to work on coordination, at first. >> that was good, that was good. >> that was hard. >> for fans like ben hagan, it is the new spinning. >> i like the competitiveness in a classroom spinning, not competition with other in the class but with yourself. >> health experts say cardio and health training still one of the best ways to get and stay in shape. >> amazing. >> marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, he act, he since, he dances we saw he even does the weather. so talented. the talented tony danza back in philadelphia to hold the annual students versus

teachers show, we love you come back every year to do this. >> thank you, our fifth annual. we're very excited about it. the school excited. teach remembers excited, kids, good way to build moral. >> this year, the philadelphia pops helping with the show, and mike lemon casting, melanie, from the casting is coming down to watch. there is sole talent for tv, so and it is going to be a great show. you know, 6:00 on tuesday night, tomorrow night, at cottman anal gone at the auditorium in northeast high. and it has been just a labor of love. really wonderful to walk into the school and have everybody so excited. >> now there is started when you were a teacher at northeast high. and you keep coming back every year. what keeps you so attached to this event? >> first of all, i owe tremendous debt of gratitude to the school. you know, the convention wisdom is there is nothing but bad going on in our public schools. the truth of the matter is there are thousands of miracles that happen every day

between students, teachers, in the school, and i want to support that. you know, teacher talent show of the year, i was there, then how do i stay connected with the show, with the school. every year we have been able to raise money to keep the programs that keep the kids in school alive. >> tree mend us. >> real terrific. today, you know, i have one of the teachers from school. >> in the green room. >> yes, mr. conally, volume tron, math teacher, and alex santiago an ex student who actually won the first talent show. he'll redo his performance. >> what is his talent? >> spoken words, terrific poet, real terrific poet. just, you know, the more all, and it is a way to support, you know, kids today have so much, it is tougher wormed than it was when i was a kid. when i was a kid, you know, everything was sort of, you know, stress less. now there is so much stress.

so it is a way to say to the kids hey, we really care. just real quick, theresa branwell, two teachers who really help and of course our principal linda carol, sharon mc clause ski, and peggy, without them, we couldn't get if done. >> i know we have the camera in the green room. shout out. >> oh, look, falling asleep. alex is the younger one, and joe conally is the math teacher. pi day so it is very seeks ited. >> and he's also going to go work at lasalle, a professor, mr. conally. >> wonderful to see that. >> will you perform at all? >> yes, i am performing. >> what are you doing. >> i'm doing myself and doctor, are doing, well, song and dance. i'll dance. >> song and dance, i like it. >> that me. and we will be around. there also autographs, pictures, there will be -- all sorts of other things going on. but it is a great way. come out, support the kids, and support your community school. >> absolutely. we know you come back for the talent show. anything else about

philadelphia you can't way to see, do, eat, advice submit. >> i'm really, you know, living a year, i have tremendous debt of gratitude to the school and to the community. you know, i was here for a year, i lived in the community, and i just loved it. i got hook on cheese steaks. >> don't we all? >> and i got hooked on cheese steaks, i ate way too many of them. but i always say, philadelphia's sort of like a manageable new york. >> i hear ya. before we go, if people want to go to the show can you give thaws information one more time. >> so 6:00 tomorrow night at the northeast high school auditorium on cottman anal gone. the tickets $10 at the door. i promise if you will be a great show. >> fantastic, great to see you. thanks for coming in. thanks for coming back every year. we'll be right back.

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>> one more check on your headlines, including the murder of maryland police officer jacai colson, 29 year old boothwyne, delaware county native attended chichester high school. two suspect are in custody charged with the ambush style attacks that led to his death. >> also, philadelphia police have a homeless veteran in custody in connection with deadly stabbing saturday night in rittenhouse square. so far police have not released the identity of the 24 year old victim.

and, a judge hears argument today, to lessen the sentence for kathryn knott convicted in a attack on a gay couple in center city. knott is serving five to ten months behind bars. her lawyer wants to replace with probation. wait to see what happens there. before we go, rain really seems ton the story of the day, affecting traffic, everything. >> everything, if you are about ready to hit the road today spec you are coming in contact with periods every rain, steadiest happening as we speak, rain amounts totalling to up about an inch in most locations but gusts will be with us, all on shore, that will keep us at least in light rain or drizzle really any time today, pat. >> and stink i weather leads to stink i roads. and this is 95 southbound near cottman avenue. jammed up already, as it normally is around 7:00 a.m. also, burlington bristol bridge, all lanes blocked, but that should be cleared in the next few minutes. that's good. >> end with some good news. meanwhile, irish display, on full display in philadelphia this past weaken. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> "eyewitness news" at the annual saint patrick's day parade. mayor kenney grew up irish catholic marched in the festivities there. philadelphia's been celebrating saint patrick's day, fun fact for you, since 1771. >> wow. >> if you do the math that's five years before the declaration every independence. >> and people go back a long way. >> really do. you would be very proud. also, big weekends, yesterday, carnival inside the wells fargo sentiment the annual event put on the by the flyers wives this weekend, fans had chance to mingle with the players during afternoon of fun sunday. proceeds go toward flyers charities, and help organizations like children's hospital and also the police athletic league. >> great event. >> great event overall. i say we have to give high fives to this guy for filling in, doing a great job. i like the commentary, too. steiny weather and stink hunks y traffic. >> and he brought pie. >> the top male and female golfers at the masters, have a great day and we'll see you tomorrow.

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