commute. >> little bit of fog to deal with, that could impact your morning ride but good news later this morning, sunshine, katie we had it late in the day but today we will get back to normal temperatures. >> it will hit that commute too because we might have sun glare for the morning drive, right but with that said it will help warm things up a as justin mentioned to a point that we will be well a above average we think later today for daytime highs. the lets talk daylight, at this point, because sun continues to set later and later with every passing day and it is starting to rise early and earlier even though we did just have daylight savings time hit us. tonight sun goes down at 7:09 . by the end of april it will get down just shy of 8:00 p.m. not bad at all as we gain two and a half minutes of daylight with every passing day it starts to add up. looking at storm scan three, you know, you see these speckles of green, don't worry about that it is ground clutter, sometimes radar picks up on basically stuff that is

not precipitation out there at the radar site. that is what you are finding. you'll see things clear out. you don't have to worry about wet weather but we have patches of fog early developing, so you have to watch out for that especially traveling in the valley regions near riverbeds and that might be worse before it the gets better, of course, that sun coming up later then it has in recent mornings. we have got time before that will get out. we have a chill in the air, a lot of locations registering in the 30's right new but we are expecting that eventually once that sunrisees that temperatures have a chance to spike readily. we will call it partly sunny overall but 68 degrees is our expect high, and later on today just a quick shower across the a area through. warmer day ahead. the st. patrick's day likely to actually be celebrating on the radar because we might have a little green to track by that point. we will do that, track it later in the show but as we had alluded to will we be dealing with the wintry start

to the spring season? we will talk more about the scenarios as we could go later in the show. we will send it in to you. that is right, sunrise, coming up just over two hours. it will take time for fog to dissipate. this is 309 at the turnpike northbound here in the a road very quiet, you see that fog developing, you will run into some low visibility less than a half mile, down to a quarter mile at times in some locations but we are fog free around 95 at academy looking southbound near headlights, traffic still looking light, this hour, in the darkness with the dry road conditions and then maybe a little bit of fog here around the boulevard approaching the schuylkill, traffic still on the quiet side and heads up construction zone this is 295 southbound at 42 right lane stays blocked until 6:00 o'clock this morning and we are about to open up hamburg road between du pont highway and river road, also construction zone down in new castle county delaware. the head up on the patco speed line check ahead for special scheduled between 9:00 and

3:00 this afternoon. that is your ride this morning, erika, now back to you. primary results are still coming in from missouri where races in both parties are too close to call. hillary clinton wins in four states, including illinois. she was born in chicago. donald trump is winner in three states but he lost ohio to its governor john kasich. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joining us at villanova university where kasich is bring his campaign to campus later today, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. in what has been a campaign, governor john kasich said last night that he refuses to take the low road to the highest office in the land. and today, that road brings him here to villanova university. the win drove in for g.o.p. and democratic presidential front runners tuesday. >> we have something happening that actually makes the republican party, probably the biggest political story, anywhere in the world. >> reporter: cbs news projections donald trump

taking florida and 99 delegates plus illinois and north carolina. >> i have to thank the people of the great state of ohio, i love ya. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich walked a away with his home state's 66 republican delegates, for ted cruz camp all eyes are on missouri where he and trump are neck and neck. the meantime marco rubio's run has wrapped up after losing its home state of florida. >> it is clear what while we are on the right side this year, we will not be on the winning side. >> reporter: for democrats, cbs news projections hillary clinton widening her lead taking florida, north carolina, ohio and illinois. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination. >> reporter: thus ending bernie sanders quest to sweep the midwest but he vow toss fight on. >> we are doing something very radical, in american politics, we are telling the truth.

>> reporter: back out here in villanova today's event is free and opened to the public. doors open up at 11:00 this morning. the event starts at noon, also too it will be held at college center room and there will be overflow seat ago a railable. this of course sets the stage for april 26th pennsylvania primary, in which we all take part here too. you need 1237 delegates to win the g.o.p., presidential nomination, so far, governor kasich has 138, trump the front runner has 621. erika, back over to you. >> justin finch, thank you for that. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the campaign 2016, we will have the latest on kasich's visit to villanova inn arrest of the candidates all day long on "eyewitness news" on cbs philly.com. president obama could give candidates something new to talk about on the cam paper trail. sources tell cnn that he could nominate the a new supreme court justice, as early as today.

a according to sources, sri, more it garland and paul watford are front runners. all three judges with the u.s. court of appears. president obama has to select a replacement for antonin scalia who died last month. republicans leaders say they won't hold a hearing for anyone nominated by the president. the philadelphia school district will hold a meeting tonight the to discuss recent death of the the high school student from bacteria meningitis. the school officials say the 15 year-old ninth grade's tended george washington carver high school of engineering and science in north philadelphia. a letter was sent home with students notifying parents about the teenager's death. counselors will be on hand at school today, tonight's meeting will take place there as well and begins at 6:00 o'clock. bacteria meningitis can be contagious. here are symptoms to look for, it includes a fever, headache, stiff neck and increased sensitivity to light.

a high school hockey game end with a ugly post game brawl that seriously hurt a worker at the ice rink. the a as alexandria hoff reports police hope video of the vicious fight will help them fine the people involved. >> reporter: friday evening when the flyers cup division a championship game between springfield high school and west chester rushtin. >> two wonderful hockey clubs, two great coaching staffs and two teams full of great player/athletes and it was a great game. unfortunately. >> reporter: that unfortunate turn produced this, a violent encounter caught on videotape that has been now shared thousands of times. >> these were not players, these were peers, fellow students, of the respective teams. >> reporter: while trying to break up the scuffle a 19 year-old employee of ice line in west goshen township was seriously injured, he is one in the black shirt on the ground. >> you get kicked in the face, you know that will cause

substantial injury. >> reporter: police are looking at one or two springfield fans who lost the game as a likely instigators. >> of course, we need several other officers because of the, you know, amount of the kids in this fight. >> reporter: he said that number may go well above a dozen. springfield high school will in delaware county put out this statement, quote, the administration has been and continues to assist all appropriate authorities in bringing arrest losing to the matter. the superintendent of the west chester area schools told us over the phone quote we are working to help identify those in the video but as it the is not a rushtin high school sponsored sport we have no jurisdiction over potential discipline. >> this is a shame because it is taking away from the great sport and great game. >> reporter: that viral video is on the the short side but good news is that the the hockey facility has several cameras that caught the entire incident on tape, and police say they are using that to identify those involved. reporting from west goshen township alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

5:08. road to the final four starts today for villanova, temple and st. joseph's. all three local teams of today to get ready for their games on friday, the wildcats have a short little bus ride to brooklyn, st. joes is flying clear across the country to spokane washington. the we're here for you guys. before they play, we are getting you ready tonight with a special preview show, march to houston presented by toy yet a our sports team has everything you need to know about the big game, once again, tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. still ahead this morning water worries in some new jersey schools, this drastic move to reassure parents who are worried their children may have been exposed to lead. also... >> it literally destroyed me like at the moment seeing my son. >> bullied on the bus, that grief stricken mother demand changes have after her sonnies terrorized by other children, their response that she's getting from the school. >> it is shocking,

unbelievable, when you see her, you -- you imagine how someone could do something like that and my imagination just can't get me that far. >> pelted with paint balls how that horrible case of animal abuse recovered and what made the cruel act even more deplorable. we will be right back.

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a chest tore boy says the abuse was so bad he considered suicide. greg argos shows us a disturbing video that is leading to changes from the school district. >> reporter: a child torment, a mother's grief. >> literally destroyed me like at the moment seeing my son. >> reporter: cell even if video captured ten year-old bra him caldwell by a member of the so-called mission boys a gang of nine and ten year-olds. >> they do it to other people but i'm their main target. they call me names, and spitting, and smacking me. >> reporter: this has been happening for months. >> about september somewhere. >> reporter: his mother randa says brahim has threatened to commit suicide over the bullying. >> when someone hurts him he

talk about taking his life, and i don't like that about him. because you shouldn't want to hurt yourself. you shouldn't want to hurt yourself brahim. mommy loves you. >> i didn't really want to kill myself. >> reporter: school officials at the main street elementary part of the chester up land school district have done nothing to stop the bullying. >> we are waiting for a transfer. >> reporter: it seems that may happen. gregory chin, the superintendent of the up land chester, released this statement in part, saying bullying cruel unacceptable conduct and we will in the tolerate it the anywhere. we are conducting an investigation into this incident and have suspended the child captured in the video. he also states the bra him will be transferred to another school. where hopefully, the the bullying will stop. in chester, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for the second time in less than a month, authorities charge a villanova university

student with dealing lsd from a dorm room. suspect in this case is john vis theor, police were a a less he had when a student was reported missing at valley forge national park on saturday night after, using lsd. >> we have a zero tolerance for anyone who deals in illegal substance on campus, and they will in longer be on campus. >> on february 15th, another student justin yen was arrested and additional lsd was found in his dorm room. search is on for masked gunman responsible for string of violent robberies in north philadelphia. we have surveillance video right here of those robberies. first one was march 2nd at the silver star kitchen on vernon road. the suspect forced two people waiting for their food to the ground and then robbed them. then on march 14th the suspects broke in the grocery store on chelten avenue and then a assaulted a worker before robbing the store. >> very dangerous situation,

very dangerous individuals, armed with firearms, weapons that can kill and that is our main concern is to get them off the street. >> the two armed robberies have been in the ogontz and west oak lane sections of the city. police believe the suspects may be from those neighborhood and they are hoping that somebody will recognize their clothing. right now check this out right here, severe weather rolling through central illinois, the national weather service is checking reports of six tornadoes. one of them reportly touched down in good hope, that is a small village about 70 miles west of the area. the storm knock down farms and trees but there are in reports of the yours. back here at home there is a foggy start to the day but we will see more sun. >> eventually, yeah. we saw a couple hours before sun a arrives and that will, eventually help bring out low lying cloud cover out there but we have a little bit of the visibility issue which we will discuss in a second. the lets go outside first to that wider zoom and still,

trucking away here, the storm system over northern illinois, you can make out the frontal boundary as we trace the cloud back over central plains here but this area have low pressure will bypass us to the north but trailing front are what are going to eventually be bringing us our next run of wet weather. we are looking at a couple showers in the next couple of days, guys but it will help send our temperatures on the up and downhill climb here for the next few days. for now warm day on tap, but by the time we will hit sun take, official beginning of the spring no less, we have got shot to end up with a little bit of wet snow. here's the scenario, basically two ways to go. there could be a system that deathly bypasses us. the other option is it will clip us here f that were to pan out it looks like a p.m. sunday into relevant i monday morning event and that means that because of the colder side of the storm, temperatures likely get cold enough we could see some wet snow mixing in. i don't think you'll talk

about much in the way of accumulation but regardless the fact that we are starting off spring season it becomes a head line looking at snow flakes this late in march. visibility, lets bring it back to the here and now, less than ideal, depending on location, we are .3 of a mile in pine land, wilmington, reading, lancaster, so primarily at least at this point west of the city or south of it where we are finding the most dense of that patchy fog but it could really crop up anywhere. with that said as the sun comes up it will bring that out. later today quick sprinkle or we will call it a straight up shower depending where you are but 68 degrees is our expect high, still nice and mild. forty-eight later tonight. then we will see these temperatures gradually declining with every passing day, to the point we will bottom out on the first day of spring. isn't that lovely. showers and a flake in the forecast for you with that next storm system as it evolves, we will keep you posted. justin back over to you. >> typical march forecast

there all over the place. this is what we are dealing with on some areas. we can see fog developing at 309 past the turnpike. we could than dealing with visability down to a half a mile in some spots, maybe less than that, at least traffic is flowing good here but beware of that, depending on where you are especially near delaware river or delaware bay, we could find thicker fog. weak go to the the blue route here 476 past broomall here. headlights are north bound looking okay. and in problems here. really throughout the entire region as far as traffic is going. we have construction zones that are being cleared. vine street expressway both directions, east and westbound, looking pretty smooth this morning. we will take you out to 202, north bound here approaching 29, headlights here, again, speeds are running good at the speed limit here. there is the speed map at 55 miles an hour on 476, schuylkill expressway, looking good inbound and outbound into new jersey, 75 miles an hour speeds as 295, turnpike, also in good shape. head up again patco speed line

we have a special schedule today between 9:00 a a.m. and 3:00 this morning. the so check a ahead for latest on. that that is your ride. now send it back to you. >> justin, thank you. more protest toss build temple university football stadium in north philadelphia. >> chanting. >> on temple campus, some students joined north philadelphia residents, and others who oppose 126 million-dollar stadium, with an estimated 34,000 seats. they held signs and banner that read no new stadium. >> i don't think anyone wants a football stadium. the it will bring lots of traffic, lights, trash, and people in the middle of the night when families are just trying to live their lives. >> protest happened during temple's board of trustees meeting. right now the owls football team leases lincoln financial field paying the philadelphia eagles three million-dollar a year.

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there is trouble in the water in newark, new jersey schools and now thousands of students will be tested for lead poisoning. officials found dangerous levels of lead in the drinking water in 30 different schools. starting this week the district will test 17,000 students to see if they are affect. old pipes in the aging buildings are blamed for spike in levels. the news has left many parents on edge. >> so, of course, we wanted to find out if everything was

okay. >> how worried are you that your child has elevated lead. >> naturally, quite worried but hoping that it is nothing too serious. >> now there is new evidence that the the district was worried about the lead back in 204, but they just turned off that water in the schools last week. the schools are now using bottled water for drinking and cooking. some swimmers will hop in the fool today for a good cause, it is called swim for ms. swimmers will be raising money for multiple sclerosis association of america. health reporter stephanie stahl introduces you to the student brought the fundraiser to temple university. >> reporter: ann is swimming for her sister, cristina was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in her early 30's. >> she wants she lost the ability to walk, couldn't talk and put on the feeding tube. >> reporter: it happened suddenly, one time temple crew member started falling and was quickly diagnosed with ms a

disorder of the september rally with nervous system that can be difficult to diagnosis and treat and there is no cure. >> it was heart breaking. >> reporter: not wanting to feel helpless, ann, a senior at temple now, organized the swim for ms event at the university. >> i just was looking for ways to help out, people like my sister. >> we were get in and do something, for people who might not be able to do it. it the makes you appreciate what you can do. >> reporter: remarkably after therapy cristina is in remission and is now even able to run marathons but doctors have warned, that she could relapse at the anytime. >> but this whole thing is about realize ago this a lot have people are struggling, which is basic movements that you kind of do every day, and without even thinking about it. >> reporter: swim for ms event happens at temple wednesday, and ann has 50 people involved and is hoping go to raise $2,700. we have more information, in how you can get involved, cbs philly.com click on health. i will put it on my facebook an twitter feeds.

i'm stephanie stahl, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up next on eye witt the necessary news star bucks brewing up something new in spring. is what in the new cool drink and why you have to act fast to try it, jan. >> reporter: picked a hundred times, spca is investigating a serious case of animal abuse, coming up, brutal way this horse was injured and how she's doing this morning, katie? and jan, we are looking a head here to eventually, another cooling trend but for now, fog is our here and now concern, we will walk you through visability and what you will come autopsy begins as you hit the road all coming up.

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a horrible, case of animal cruelty, that horse is being nursed back to health at a chester county farm after getting pelted by paint balls. how the abuse was uncovered and what makes this cruel act even more deplorable. first though don't be surprised if you see some fog when you head out the door this morning, kate lets you know how long it will stick around and when you will need that rain gear. that fog you saw affecting the commute too, right. >> visibility less than a half mile in some spots. >> yes. >> overall traffic still light early in the game. >> but perks of leaving for work at 5:30 in the morning. >> no sun glare either at this point. yo