roads are looking good, looking nice and quiet. no accidents to report, which is always great news. just some construction, overall, katie, i think the buzz is the heating up we're starting to feel. what's going snob. >> definitely warming one time here. today actually the beginning of nice little warming trends, so we should actually evening out overall pretty seasonable day, probably even little milder than average, by few degrees, but really the good stuff, if you are a fan of that spring-like warmth, comes tomorrow and the day beyond that point. march so far, we sort of take a look at tallies for the month so far. temperatures p .3 degrees above their average, we have still at this point even despite some snow that came through over the weekend have only 1 inch of snow to report at philadelphia international airport, that is, but our highest temperature hit 82 degrees, lowest temperature dipped well below freezing into the two's. so you can have a lot of extremes this time of year. storm scan3, nothing extreme. it is very tame, very calm and collected, we don't have too much wind out there right now, that always helps. temperatures at the moment, generally at or just slightly

above or below freezing, in a lot of spots, so the warmest spot of the pack still only 30's down there in wildwood. through the course of your tuesday, though, looking at decent day, low 50's at the shore, breezy for you there, worse of the winds has definitely tapered off further inland, and in philadelphia, we expect to hit 57 degrees today. 46 degrees up in the mountains, call it partly sunny there, but again, meisha, just the beginning after lovely warming trend, i'll tell just how warm it gets later in the show. >> loving that, katie, thank you, so much. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. we know it is earl if i you are just waking up with us, so glad you're here maybe grabbing your first cup of coffee, peaking at the roadways right now, things are looking really good. if you're thinking of hitting wrote wade any time soon, your friendly spot, i can tell you right now you're in great company. boulevard southbound move into the southbound direction jump on the schuylkill looking great everyone obviously still traveling at posted speeds, no accident to report this morning, the vine is looking good both the westbound and eastbound direction, so you can see early risers out there, we can expect that pushing into the 5:00 hour.

very busy yesterday. we can anticipate it will get very busy again today. for the most part things looking good. nine at south past cottman, also looking good, one of the areas i'll keep my eye on, however. we know that 95 moving in the southbound direction is no joke. monday through friday. so we will keep our eye on this, right now a lot of early risers out, there obviously still traveling at posted speeds. do have construction project, pa turnpike, willow grove, bensalem, two lanes blocked in the area. make note that far that can slow you down coming up in a little bit. another update coming up in about 15 minutes, ladies, over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. and more now on our breaking news, several people are reported dead following multiple explosions in brussels. the first at a crowded airport. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch following these development from the news center. justin, what's the latest? >> good morning, there are reports of mass casualties at least ten deaths this morning, the details remain fluid. what we know so far, cbs news is reporting at least two

blasts going off in the airport, now being called suicide bombings. then word of at least one other blast at a subway station, all flights to the airport have been canceled, or diverted. and all train service is now shutdown. this is video circulating on social media showing scores of people running from the airport. this was about 8:00 a.m. in brussels, 3:00 a.m. our time. you will see many airport window panels blown out, and smoke rising in the distance. early reports are two explosions going off in the departure area of the airport, inside hundreds of concerned passengers filed out. many looking dazed as they exit the airport, where staff moved quickly to evacuate passengers. this happened reportedly at peak travel time for the airport, and then an hour later came reports after train blast at the molenbeek airport. raised terror alert to high to maximum in the wake of the explosions all comes after

last week's capture of salah abdeslam, one of the suspect in the paris terror attack in november there is week, belgium officials report another paris attack suspect, the likely bomb maker may still be on the loose, erika, of course much more as we get it, back over to you. >> justin, thank you very much. every course we'll continue to follow those developments as they come. >> right now the search is on for the person wanted for a horrible case of and malcolm at this in upper darby. we want to show you clover right here. she was tied to a banister with a cable wire for several weeks. she eventually chewed herself free, but she seriously hurt her neck in the process. the delaware county spca is nursing her back to health. we are told she is doing much better now. human society office remembers looking for who ever tide her up. >> today president obama is wrapping up his historic trip to cuba. yesterday, the president met with cuba's president raoul castro. correspondent chris martinez has more on the president's visit so far and what's next on his itinerary.

>> president obama and the first lady smiled for the cameras, as they arrived for state dinner in havana. the mood was less sell bra tore when president obama and cuban president raoul castro held a joint news conference hours earlier. >> the road ahead will not be easy. fortunately, we don't have to swim with sharks in order to achieve the goals that you and i set for the. >> castro rarely takes questions from reporters in a country where the bleed is tightly controlled. he bringsed when an american journalist asked why cuba detains political prisoners. >> after this meet something over, you can give me a list of political prisoners, and if we have those political prisoners, they'll be released before tonight ends. >> sunday more than two dozen political protesters were arrested, president obama plans to meet with dissidents tuesday. >> the leaders talked about the progress they've made over the past 15 months, in re-establishing diplomatic ties, still have major disagreements over human

rights and the role of democracy. >> our starting point is that we have two different systems. two different systems of government. two different economy's. and we have decades of profound differences. >> the president is enjoying havana's traditions on his three day trip. tuesday he'll watch the country baseball team take on the tampa bay rays, celebrating cuba's national sport. in havana cuba, chris martinez, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and the president's visit to cuba has drawn both praise and criticism. for one cuban american in philadelphia, this is a specially emotional for him. "eyewitness news" spoke to attorney rich nagrin whose father bass killed in in 1979 by radical cuban group. while not everyone in his family supports normalizing relations, he says he does. >> i always kind of look at everything through the prism of what he would think, how he would feel about the changes and the opening of relations,

and often it is positive. >> and he also says his grandmother isn't as positive about bringing the country's together, and believe there are a generational divide with the reaction. and stay with "eyewitness news" as president obama continues his trip to cuba. when we're not on tv you can always find updates on our website cbsphilly.com. and, the villanova basketball team is busy getting ready for their next big game in the sweet 16. >> first though the wildcats won a sweet send off from fans. can't blame them for. that will the team leaving this morning for louisville, will take on miami in the sweet 16 on thursday night, almost here. fans can wish the team well at this morning outside the davis center. more on the match up against miami coming up in sports. >> also, our leslie van arsdale is headed to louisville with the wildcat. more on the road with the final four starting tomorrow on "eyewitness news". >> very cool. and dramatic scene in california after a family is forced to give up their foster daughter. >> our family is so incredibly

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whatever. >> we have update on breaking news, deadly airport explosion in belgium. there are reports now of at least 13 people dead, and dozens of others injured. the blast happened around 8:00 a.m. their time, at the brussels international airport. all flights in and out of brussels had been canceled, and that includes a flight that was supposed to leave for philadelphia. the city's metro system is also shutdown after reports of an explosion inside their subway. in just a little bit, phone lines will open for our seventh annual ronald mcdonald house charity telethon. could you say, we're showing our stripes here in support of this great charity. >> special day. but it is not just about "eyewitness news", as "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer shows us, she introduces you to very special police officer whose personal journey helping spread the

love. >> being the parent after kid with special needs, that's the hardest thing to have to go through when your kid has surgery. >> officer rosalynn wasn't always fighting crime. >> my daughter was born with cerebral palsy. she was later diagnosed with epilepsy as well as later autism. >> the mother of three was focused on her daughter miah, prepared for major surgeries to help her walk. >> surgeries don't always occur when you have money, they say that your kid needs surgery, then you have to find a place to stay, just needs to be done. >> and ronald mcdonald house in wilmington, delaware, opened their doors. >> we needed that place. they eliminate all of that extra stuff that you would have to worry about. when you are planning for your kid to have surgery. >> that was back in 2002. >> one thing i kept in my mind, i said when i'm able to, i'm going to give back. i'm thinking like bamm, it comes back, my dream, my goal with the help of the ronald

mcdonald house. at some point in my life. >> officer rosalynn got that chance when someone gave her a pair of these red and white sox, and asked the police department to take part in the show your stripes campaign. >> my initial goal was to sell 600 socks. we ended up selling that box of socks within a day and a half. the 600 socks had gone. >> you would have thought that i was selling like candy. ross, give me 50 socks. i need 25 pair. i need 100. i need 150. give me 200 pair. >> the officers stepped up, buying more than $52,000 worth of socks. >> it is the cops that came forward. these are people in spite of what people believe about us, i'm sorry, sorry. oh, in spite whatever people believe about police officers, they have the biggest hearts ever. >> another call to service for men and women in uniform all inspired by officer rosalynn's journey with miah.

>> anything i can do for her while she leaving i will do for her. she just an easy going, laid back young lady, and i couldn't ask for a better daughter. >> what a sweet story. our ronald mcdonald house telethon starts in just about 45 minutes, at 6:00. we will be live here on cbs-3 until 8:00 tonight. so please donate to help families just like the special one you just saw. you can also join in on twitter with the hashtag rmac cbs-3 and at cbsphilly.com. >> always special day here and the great news, katie, all of the wonderful volunteers coming to help us out. nice day. >> absolutely, yes. little chill toy start things off, but we are expecting nice bright day, full sunshine for you, so, spring in the air and love is in the air, as well. >> oh,. >> at the telethon here today, so excited, we love this day. >> just great for the families, the kids. >> absolutely true. with high pressure in place, you have completely clearview here on storm scan3, as we take a look at the region wide zoom. all tranquility point, guys.

eventually a front that crosses through, but not going to worry about that for couple of days. for now just call it either sunny or partly sunny, for the next few days. if you can see why. i mean, virtually nothing to see here folks. basically, east of the rocky mountains, a-okay here with high pressure on our side. and when it is on your side you typically end up with fair weather, exactly what this forecast has up its sleeve. warmer pattern as a result with the high starting to basically just migrate identification. and remember, with high pressure in the northern hemisphere, you get clockwise rotation around it. so, what's going to happen is any cool air that had been in place, gets shoved off to the north, see ya, wouldn't want to be you, off into canada, we can expect to see the southerly component to the win flow sends the temperatures on uphill climb. fifteen, 20 degrees above average. yesterday awfully blustery, that's now no long area problem. we start to see the calm showing up here in millville, dover, reading, and somewhat haphazard with the wind flow, more than anything, more out of the west. that will shift, as women. starts to turn more

southwesterly, that wind flow. then even thousand southwest winds flow it, doesn't mean it will be a windy day, just means, that's where the air mass starts to come in from. so we ends up giving you a minus for the school day forecast. the only rena minus, chilly to start the day, breeze no longer major concern, looking at sunshine, couple of clouds, milder afternoon, shooting for 57 degrees on the thermometer we should hit, and then low 70s for two straight days, both wednesday and thursday. thursday night into friday, though, next cold front comes along. that will trigger some showers thursday night into friday morning specifically, and then skies should start to clear, we kick off our easter holiday weekends on pretty nice note, meisha. >> we are loving the forecast, thanks so much, katie. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. waking up bright and early, and in the traffic department nice and quiet, good this morning, no accidents to report. this is a lock at the blue route northbound approaching the schuylkill, looking good in both directions coming back out of the way so you can see both directions looking nice and quiet.

everywhere i have looked this morning so far you have been traveling at posted speeds, obviously, not only that, it has been looking pretty quiet. mondays and tuesdays typically tends to be one of the busier travel days, look at this, delaware county 95 northbound 452 approaching northbound, taillights moving in the northbound direction looking good. i mean, literally, anywhere i look this morning, it is to has just looked quiet, nice, construction cleared here, 422 both directions between route 23 and trooper road. no worries there. looking nice. looking quiet. i feel like i'm going to be a broken record saying that all morning long. we have construction in jersey 70 westbound past 295. two lanes shift. and then that opens up. back at 7:00 a.m. just make note of that. this will happen two lanes, until 7:00 a.m. we dealt with this yesterday, dealing with it again today. rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> now to campaign 2016. voters out westhead to the polls today for crucial nominating contest, for both republicans and democrats. meantime, gop frontrunner donald trump meeting with party leaders in washington, before attending a pro israel

conference, correspondent don champion with the latest now from new york. >> mr. trump goes to washington, gop frontrunner trump will be in the nation's capitol today rallying party leaders behind him. >> if he we bring our party together we will win. we will win bynum best that you have never seen before. >> trump is set to meet with nearly two dozen republicans. he's also scheduled to deliver a critical speech to a pack, america's leading pro israel group. denouncing what they call trump's hate speech, group of rabbis plan to walk out of the speech. >> get him out of here. get him out of here. >> trump is still poised to beat rivals ted cruz and john kasich, in the winner take allstate of arizona tomorrow. even still, the possibility of a contested convention hangs over his head. >> you have to have a majority of the delegates in order to be the nominee. there is nothing magical about the numbers.

>> favored to win in utah tomorrow, cruz contends he can stop trump in the delegate count. >> we have a straightforward path to get to 1237 delegates, and secure the republican nomination before the convention. >> on the democratic side, bernie sanders is counting on wins out west to slow hillary clinton's momentum. >> when the voter turn out is high we win. when the voter turn out is low, we lose. >> clinton leads sanders by close to 800 delegates. don champion, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile former president bill clinton sparked controversy after a recent campaign speech. he slams president obama while his wife, democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton, has said she wants to protect president obama's legacy. >> if you believe we finally come to the point where we can put the awful legacy of the last eight years behind us, and the seven years before that when we were practicing trickle down economics, no regulation in washington,

which is what caused the crash, then you should vote for her, because she is the only person who basically has good ideas. >> now, clinton aid later went onto clarify that the former president was, quote, referring to the gop's obstructionism, not president obama's legacy. stay with "eyewitness news" continuing coverage for 2016. we'll have "eyewitness news" at 11 and cbsphilly.com. >> teenager goes above and beyond to land a job. his heroic act from the interview that helped him get it. >> apple takes the wraps off its newest products, key feature you can use on your phone right now that will help you get a better night's sleep. sounds good, right? we'll be right back.

>> surprising move between apple and the fbi. justice department says it may not need apple's help after all to unlock the iphone for

the san bernardino attackers, outside party may have found a way to crack farook's phone. they were supposed to be in court today but the hearing has since been cancelled. >> apple's fight with the fbi, front and center, reporting, tim cook started his presentation by talking about the feud with the fbi. >> morning. >> apple ceo tim cook wasted no time in talking about the battle with the fbi over privacy, saying apple believes it has a responsibility, to protect their customers data and privacy. >> this is an issue that impacts all of us, and we will not sling from this responsibility. >> cnet senior writer says the spotlight usually reserved for the products. but? >> there was no way tim cook couldn't address that today. it is kind of the elephant in the room. it is what's on everyone's minds. >> recalling it, the iphone -- >> here is the new iphone se

sitting on top of six plus t measures 4 inches diagonally, basically, the same size as an old iphone five, but with the gut of a 6s. featuring the 64 bit a9 chip. that means it can play 3d games with ease, and not only shoot 4k clips but also edit two streams of 4k video on the phone itself. >> i have an old ipad t does not move this quick. >> this is new ipad pro, smaller size. giant 9.9-inch, but in the same size as the original. thanks to new chip, apple says it has more computing power than a xbox 360, handling 3d graphics with ease. what's more, the new ipad pro has censors on the edge of the device, that detect a.m. bee edge light, adjust the color of the ipad to match. whether you are in a room with a warm light, or working on cool cloudy day, the ipad display will adjust automatically. >> so this is casino of an acknowledgment yep, while people like bigger devices there is also a group of people who want a smaller phone or smaller tablet.

>> pre orders start thursday, and the new iphone se, ipad pro, start shipping a week after that. that apple also released update to the iphone and ipad operating system yesterday. it includes new feature called night shift that limits the amount of blue light on the screen. studies show of course that too much blue light before go to bed can impact how well you sleep. >> all of us have our phones right next to the bed, right? checking e-mail. >> that's right. love the new feature. 5:26. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are following breaking news right now after several explosions rock belgium. >> also: emotional scene plays out in california after six year old girl is taken away from the only family she as hone, i'm at the cbs broadcast center little known law at the center of her custody case coming up. >> also, meet the area's newest police officer. how the young boy earned the very special honor.

katie? >> and rahel, we are looking ahead to a really nice little warming trends in the seven day forecast. we will tell you just how warm it is expected to get. here is a hint. a couple of days evening out at least 70 degrees. full details are coming up, rahel. >> sounds good. meisha is watching the tuesday morning commute. she will let you know the trouble spot on the road right now. we'll be right back.

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>> following breaking news right now, the belgium capitol of brussels rocked by several explosions this morning. this all began with a deadly blast at the international airport that killed several people. >> city's metro system shutdown after reports of an explosion inside a subway, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is following the developments now from our news center, justin, what can you tell us? >> rahel, just hearing belgium officials urging citizens to shelter in place. this is after reports of mass casualties. and at least 13 now dead. cbs news is reporting two blasts at brussels airport, now being linked to suicide bombing. then word of at least one other blast, at the metro train station. all flights to the airport have been canceled or diverted and all mass transit service is now shutdown. now, this is video