the clues up investigators are using to track the killer. a disturbing video goes viral showing a teen being beaten, and message police have for people who are now seeing this vicious beating on line. and, the cats are looking to run wild, nova nation is ready for tonight's big match up in the sweet 16, hear from head coach jay wright coming up. good morning, it is thursday march 24th i'm erika von tiehl. lets check with katie, meisha and for once sky deck is not a punishment, good morning, guys. >> good morning. no, we know when it is feeling nice out even though it is feeling good out there. isn't it, katie. >> it does feel like springtime, for sure. not terribly breezy. that helps. thermometer is a situation where what you see is what you get to day, or it will not feel too much chillier because there isn't too much breeze. that will change with time. lets start off by looking at storm scan three which, the at the moment, has just a few clouds, no wet weather to speak of, that will change by this time tomorrow for sure and at this point not bad, 49

is current temperature in the airport, pair of four's in trenton and wilmington and in the 40's generally every where else for a couple milder or colder spots like poconos or mid to lower delaware there. that said as day goes on we will see temperatures, climb very quickly, and readily, even by the time where it is wrapping up morning show and getting closer toward lunch hour we are well in the 60's. we will hit 73 today. under sunshine. that will flirt with daily records, down the shore talking low to mid 60's, similar in the mountains and breeze starts to pick up. new you there was, wet weather down the road here but your easter sunday outlook let's give it out to you right now looks pretty a awesome. sunshine, some clouds, staying dry, but clouds will rebuild, and it looks like a mild easter holiday for you as well. you can break out easter one wet in problem, meisha because i know you have been looking forward to it. >> and the big hat. >> it is sitting over on my desk right now, thanks, katie,

good morning. happy thursday. it is a bought full morning already but we are starting to heat up now as we just crack in the 6:00 o'clock hour. this is where we have an accident i-95 north at allegheny, it is full off to the right side. moving in the both northbound side looking busy, but southbound is where i have got my eyes and you can see how busy, it is already. so we just crack in the 6:00 o'clock hour and 6:02 in the morning and you can see just a steady flow of the vehicles hitting roadways to let us know a busy morning indeed. burlington bristol bridge scheduled to go up at 6:10. speaking of bridges ben franklin bridge looking good for those moving in the westbound direction lag g everyone still traveling at posted speeds there we have new news on this accident in delaware it is involving a tractor trailer, police and fire are on the scene right now. college avenue southbound at pulaski highway all lanes block both directions, use your alternate, glass co avenue or sunset lake road, erika, back over to you. new you this morning a man in his 40's is killed after

being shot multiple times in fair hill. police say that the gunman opened fire around 1:30 on the 100 block of east indiana. that suspect remains on the loose. authorities are using both police crime cameras and nearby surveillance video to help with their investigation. a man is fighting for his life after he is shot in east germantown. gunman opened fire with an assault rifle at chew and east locust around 1:00 a.m. that victim was taken to einstein medical center where he is undergoing surgery. police are searching for a blue hyundai that fled the scene. a beating, caught on cameras goes viral and sparking an investigation. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from west deptford and warning for everyone at home that this video can be hard to watch, justin. >> reporter: good morning. the west deptford police have gotten constant calls about this clip all from people outraged by this clearly skilled fighter seen clobbering a minor. police want you to know they are looking into this case and

they are also asking for those most upset to suspend their calls for retaliation against a man you're about to see. final warning that some might find this clip, graphic. bunches, the kick, this violent viral video gave west deptford's police chief pause. >> shock, almost thought it was a joke. you looked at something like that and you don't think it is real because why would somebody company something like this. >> reporter: to, the things said, the threat have of a life begins a minor absorbing all those blows. >> if i tell you i'm going to kill you and you reasonably believe it, then it is a terroristic threat. >> reporter: on facebook the has gotten thousands of views. in real life police took so many concerned called police chief simon was called up at 2:30. hours later the investigation was launch. >> most important parties the juvenile safe. they are not having any

communication. he is not in danger any longer. >> reporter: neither is being identified but police say they are from the area both are now scheduled for interviews. >> after the investigation is completed, if it warrants charges, then yes, there will be charges filed. >> reporter: as you heard there no charges, filed just yet, investigation is ongoing, police are looking for the person, who shot this video, erika, back over to you. >> understandably, justin finch, thanks for the update. belgium media is reporting that a second attacker is suspect of taking part in the bombing of a brussels subway train. citing unnamed sources reports say the suspect remains at large was filmed by surveillance cameras. investigators also say that dna belonging to one of the suicide bombers at the airport, same dna was on a suicide vest used in the paris a tax last year. we will have more on these developments in a live report from brussels coming up in a next half an hour. several americans were injured during tuesday's attacks. nineteen year-old mason wells, from utah, he was just 30 feet

away from the first blast in the brussels airport. with his achilles heel severed he had to hobbled out before the second explosion. justin and stephanie schultz, who moved to brussels from kentucky were reported missing a after tuesday's blast. it has been an emotional time as their families await news. >> i have been hoping that my phone would ring and justin or stephanie would be on the other end, telling me they were okay, and not to worry that they were fine but that call didn't come. u.s. state department says it still does not know of any americans killed in the brussels attacks. well, security understandably is a big concern for passengers returning home from europe. travelers arriving at philadelphia international airport were greeted by k-9 dogs and heavily armed officers. authorities, however say that there is no confirmed terror threat against the airport. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror attack in brussels, we will bring you updates on tv and always on line at cbs philly.com.

the chief suspect in last years deadly paris a tax will not fight extradition. salah a abdeslam appeared in brussels a week after his a rest. the his capture is believed to be tied to this weeks attack in brussels. he is allegedly involved in the november 13th attacks in paris which killed 130 people. several attackers were also killed. your time is 6:07. the villanova wildcats believe they can win the whole march madness tournament but they face a tough test tonight when they play miami hurricanes right here on cbs-3. wildcats are in louisville for sweet 16 round of the tournament, nova won their first two games in the tournament by an average of 24 points but it won't be that easy tonight. coach jay wright says it is important to remember it is a game. >> it is so hard to forget, because it has been since 2009. you for get how bigot is and how everyone is following. you can tell here in louisville everybody is watching and it is all about it. it is fun.

>> villanova is a two seed and hurricanes are a three. it will be a tough match up for wildcats. cbs-3 is the only station carrying the games for you, wildcats tip off just after 7:00 o'clock, a after that game end maryland takes on top seed kansas. then stick around for "eyewitness news" and catch leslie van arsdal's post game reports live from louisville. all right. coming up we have heard them sing but seen him dance a little bit but nothing like this. >> ♪ >> he has got moves down there president obama tangos in argentina more on the trip to south america and why some people are protesting his visit. wild weather gripping much of the nation from hail, and storms, to tornado warnings and blizzards, major airport shut down because of all that snow.

♪ >> i don't know not a holiday for a work out for those folks. working out while it is still dark out. man done ace now the top grossing solo artist in billboard's history. since 1990, she has sold more than $1 billion in tickets. wow. speaking of holiday, katie has easter forecast when we come right back good morning.

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listen to that, severe storms overnight in texas. rain, hail, and strong wind moved through the northern part of the state. in some areas look at those there were reports of quarter sized hail, gum balls, there was a tornado warning in one county but no reports of a touchdown or major damage. we will get spring weather today but over in colorado what a different story, it is still winter there snowstorms in denver caused more than 135,000 power outages. officials at denver's international airport say airport will be fully operational this morning, following hundreds of flight cancellations yesterday. that storm system is now moving, to the north east and katie, no snow here but we do want to talk about severe weather going on today. >> in the here, thankfully but very same system that brings in our next wet weather is going to produce potential for severe weather in the deep

south here mainly east of the mississippi river from kentucky, tennessee,al bam, mississippi. even on the current radar we are finding pretty, nice little squall line that is setting up across this zone. this is the same storm that will be affecting us, you can see, look at this, just a couple hours loop worth of radar but very heavy thunderstorms, no severe thunderstorm warnings in place right now but there is a good possibility that will change. here's a wider look at that same system, that snow we had talk about. interesting, so easy to forget places like colorado this is their time of the year to see snow. for us it is during height of winter but for them they see it the in the transitional seasons and atmosphere tend to flow. with that said this is cold front that will cross through, in snow here, but it is going to be a situation where we have rain for sure. lets walk through that. today, warming trending on, warmest day of the pack we will see for next several days because of the satellite push, just to advance that front.

front comes along overnight into tomorrow morning. if you needed whole day here without any major hitch. morning showers, perhaps thunderstorm with that cold front, and temperatures still stuck in the 60's. even though you will get a cool down it is just a little bit of the cool down still upper 60's. coolest day for next few is saturday but a nice day. i have got maybe baby's first egg hunt on saturday. very much looking forward to that. but it looks like you will break out easter bonnets sunday too starting off with sunshine for sunday services and eventually clouds build in but calling for a dry day before the next system comes along to bring another round of rain on monday. now, this isn't the worst idea maybe firing up the grill, folks. 73 degrees, under sunshine. the national cheese stake day. erika said she would be cooking some up for us. yep. she has a little, tongs, patch larks all set to go with that adorable hat. >> yes. >> thank you. >> i know. >> and i'll take extra onions.

>> looking forward in this forecast easter weekend is looking very, very pleasant overall but sandwiched in between two rounds. >> i didn't even do that on purpose. >> i pun and don't even realize it, meisha, back over to you. good morning, everybody. happy thursday. we have got philly cheese stakes on the brain, clearly where we have a disable vehicle, montgomery 309 north, approaching susquehanna road moved over to the shoulder and that has been since clear. you can see that is now tart to go build in these areas. just make note as we progress through this this thursday morning. 6:15. we are seeing a lot of activity, not only activity but volume levels as well. this is where we have an accident 95 north at allegheny. it is pulled off to the shoulder. moving in the north bound direction. that will cause you too many slow downs. southbound i have got my eye right now still traveling at posted speeds but i can guarantee you have probably not will be soon. so burlington bristol bridge hard to see because it is so

dark out there, scheduled to open at 6:10. five minutes ago. we are hearing reports that all lanes are temporarily block. the not quite sure why. i will let you know. but for those thinking of taking the burlington bristol bridge a couple things all lanes blocked and then it will go up, and hasn't yet done so. make note of that. those in and around that area disabled vehicle 422 eastbound near royersford on the shoulder, it will not cause too many slow downs. another smaller accident here police, and e ms on the scene, new second street at church road, whenever we have crews on the scene we know there will be a lot of flashing lights, activity and get that gaper delay. it will slow you down. another accident here delaware involving a tractor trailer, police inn fire on the scene, college avenue southbound at pulaski highway all lanes block both directions, tough use this alternate glass co avenue or sunset lake road which is your best bet for now, erika, back over to you. twenty-one new police officers are walking the beat in south jersey.

they graduated from the 28th class of the gloucester county police academy last night. "eyewitness news" at rowan university in sewell. they are looking forward to their new careers at departments across south jersey, and thank you for your service and congratulations. also graduation day in new york city, nypd is welcoming eight new k-9's to their force. labradors are trained as vapor detection dogs. they will be able to sniff out particles from explosives if a person carries them nearby. they can track a suspect through crowded areas. incredible what they can do. still ahead how pope francis is marking this holy thursday. then a doughnut delivery causing big problems for two local students. what they are accused of adding to the sweets that caught eye of school officials when we come right back.

on the christian calendar today is holy thursday, a sacred time leading up to easter on sunday this morning pope francis led mass at st. peters basilica in vatican city. later today the holy father is expected to wash the feet of the young refugees this will reinact actions of jesus christ watching the feet of the apostles. new quinnipiac university poll has been released and gives president obama his highest a will travel rate nothing three years at more than 49 percent. meantime, argentina the president plans to pay tribute to victims of the so-called dirty war before leaving the country later on today. he will visit remembrance park to mark 40th anniversary of

the coupe that opened up a period of military rule still haunting argentina protesters will be in buenos aires for more demonstrations. yesterday they burned american flags near the u.s. embassy. ♪ >> during last night's state dinner a a pair of tango dancer asked the president to join them. he said no, no, no. he does eventually give in. first lady michelle obama also joined in. they sampled, they got comments on twitter this morning and we're hearing that the president's dance moves are getting mixed reviews. i think he is doing great. hold on don't let her fall. but looking good. all right. well may sound like a good idea at the time but two young men face series charges for allegedly using a doughnut to try to smuggle drugs into high school. police say 21 year-old brian perry, junior showed up to bordentown high school on thursday claiming to bring lunch to his friend 18 year

old, ilker and officials check that and they found six xanax pills stuffed inside. all right. if you you can, check out your tv right new do you know this woman? police say that she stole $800 worth of electronic tooth brushes. it happened at a cvs in warwick township, bucks county on monday. that woman was last seen driving away in the gray car with damage to the rear bumper. 6:22 right now and talk about something you do not exactly see every day, we will tell you where a kangaroo was found tossing around. also ahead, how adorable are these little cubs, my goodness, where these twin tiger cubs are now on display. katie, we know you know something about twins? >> they are no tiger cubs. >> they are cuter then that. >> more adorable video for you on the other side but, also we are tracking some wet weather on storm scan three we will tell you what is set to make an appearance here in the delaware valley all coming up, stick around.

police have a round up and unusual suspect, they spotted something hopping around a neighborhood and no, not the easter bunny but this little guy, a kangaroo had escaped from his home, and yes, in iowa, where he was being kept as a pet. authorities took 30 minutes to

round him up. the owner said he got him at an exotic animal show. that kangaroo will be spending his days at a farm in nebraska. interesting. well, we have adorable new addition to one sea life center in alaska, looking forward to this all morning long. this month-old sea otter pup was found in the city just a couple days old. now he is being cared for with other sea otter, five other pups at the fat it is. look what he is doing right there care takers are spending their time mimicking what the otter's mother would have done in the we will. >> she would be teaching him, it is in the okay to bite. he is also teething. she would be helping him through that. my goodness. >> there are three older ones this that live in the facility. center is only permanent stranding facility in alaska and they are bracing for more otters in the coming month. >> yes. >> yeah. >> all right. one more adorable animal set to round things up here twin

white cubs went on display yesterday in the zoo in lima peru. girls were born on january 21st, and they are getting used to their earned is goes, feeling things out, and, they are the third litter born at the zoo. twin girls. just like yours. >> they are precious. >> yes, that momma tiger is doing the stuffy do, yes. >> so teething and twins. >> yes. >> we've got drool all over the place. >> i bet. >> they are cute good right now 6:27. hey, do you think you are the right financial track. we have a on line tool to help know if you are saving enough money. also the latest brussels. investigators are investigating ties of brussels and paris, i'm

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this morning, new developments from authorities, maybe they are looking for another suspect. local media reports surveillance cameras captured a second suspect walking with the man identified as the suicide bomber. now is there also growing evidence of a link between tuesday's assault and the paris attacks last year. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig joins us live from brussels with the details on that, kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, erika, that was a big development that came out of here in the last couple of hours, now authorities, of course, are working to identify both of those unknown men and locate them as they work to unravel ties between what happened here, and paris. as the hunt for the mystery man in the white jacket the continues, belgium prosecutors are learning more about the suspect isis terrorist, connected to tuesday's terror a tax in brussels.

authorities believe that the terror cell's bomb maker najim laachraoui, pictures here on the lift and brahim el-bakraoui in the middle, both blew themselves up the at the airport while brahim's younger brother khalid detonated his explosives on the subway train. officials say they found dna, belong to go at least one of the suspects in belgium on a suicide vest used in the paris a tax last november. tuesday's attack in brussels and the event in paris are renewing concerns about fighting isis in europe. >> it is much easier to get into europe then to get into the united states for example because of geography. >> most european muslims are not radicalized but they have a hider radicalization rate. >> reporter: speaking from argentina, president obama once again urged the international community to come together in the terror fight. >> we can, and we will defeat those who threaten the safety and security of not only our own people but people

all around the world. >> reporter: according to the associated press isis has trained at least 400 fighters, to carry out waves have of attacks that europe designed to inflict maximum car enabling. there was also a detention hearing for salah abdeslam, earlier this morning, you will remember a key suspect from those paris attacks, he was not there his lawyer was there and he told reporters help client will not fight extradition and he wants to go back to france, to explain himself. erika. >> interesting. kenneth craig in brussels, thank you. american airlines plan to resume flights from philadelphia, to brussels, starting tomorrow. the airline canceled all flights to and from brussels, following the attacks. passengers book through march 29th may request a refund or reschedule the flight without a fee. and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror attacks in brussels, we will bring you

updates on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. here at home we are in for near record warmth today, live look at center city, love this shot from the art museum, skies just starting to lighten up. earlier we saw folks getting in their early morning work out and our hats off. anybody who wakes up to work out. >> i'm so in there, well done. >> yes. >> what is that guy doing push-ups. >> no, burpees. >> bless your heart down there. >> absolutely right. >> i'm so impressed by this. >> right before the sunset. >> burp ees before dawn. we are looking a at a gorgeous day, so you have anytime of the day here is a prime time to get your work out in if you wanted to do so outdoors. you you will have a perfect excuse to do that anytime today. the breeze starts to pick up but at the moment it is very, very light. live neighborhood network shows us it is very well. look at the beautiful sunrise. sun isn't even officially up but we have light of the day, starting to brighten up skies. 38 degrees, light wind, if any at all across the board.

when you look at your thermometer and what you see is what you get. you don't to have factor in the wind chill. storm scan three nice and quiet, cool calm, collect. couple clouds but in the really messing too much with you. you have moisture well off to the north at the this point, frontal boundary nearby. we are watching a large storm system, starting to advance. we will stay dry until the cold front with that storm getting here but for now we are in at 48 degrees at the airport 406789's around the game. mount pocono, dover odd balls out here but this is pretty much a banner day, only thing saving us from giving you you a a plus on that a grade is a fact that it turns breezy with time but we are still expecting low to mid 70's here today. seventy-three is what we are shooting for in philadelphia a and that does flirt with daily record, meisha by a couple degrees. we will see how we do. >> we loving that great news, thanks, good morning everyone. happy thursday if you are just waking up with us. if you are grabbing your first cup of coffee we have an accident on the roadways that just popped up. this is i-95 north off ramp to

street road. we will see flashing lights there. this has been a busy morning indeed in the world of traffic. this is just one more accident, to put on our list this morning. if you can a void this area with this congestion and flashing lights you will want to do so. we will see gaper delays starting in and around this area make note. looking at i-95 south at girard, that is looking busy as well. burlington bristol bridge all lanes were temporarily blocked, that is back opened. it is scheduled to open up at 6:10. we are looking better at burlington bristol bridge for those thinking of heading out there vine street expressway at 24th it is lag good but busy, just a steady stream of vehicles now and basically seeing that anywhere we look this morning. it is getting busy this accident in delaware still out there involving a tractor trailer police and fire still on the scene, college a avenue southbound at route 40 all lanes block both directions, you will use glass co avenue or sunset lake drive, it is your best bet. also take a look, trains have been delayed at all stations on lansdale doylestown line

because of the car on the tracks near ambler station. make note of this and also check your schedules on line, you will certainly want to, when we get news coming up, in the quite sure what is going on but again, vehicle is blocking rails near ambler station. so it is causing delays. erika, back over to you. >> meisha a, thank you. atlantic city officials are holding a afternoon news conference where they will outline plans for a shut down. cash strapped resort is asking the state for aid by april 8th, or they will close city hall. and none in essential services. police and fire fighters will will stay on the job but with deferred pay. governor chris christie wants lawmakers to okay a state take over. 6:37. it has been nearly seven years, hard to believe, since the end of the great recession and new survey find that americans are feeling better about their retirement. for more we are joined by cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger up in new york. people are feeling more confident, jill, do you have good news. >> absolutely, according to the employee benefit research

institute, they did this for 26 consecutive years they measure retirement confidence. after plunging to a record low after the financial crisis, 21 y they are now, very confident that is up from 13 percent from just a few years ago. 42 percent are somewhat confident. that is good news. and while 19 percent are not at all confident, i will say that number fell by 5 percent points from just a year ago. a lot of progress being made. >> very good. we're confident now. how are we doing on our savings. >> right, we feel good but really what is happening? well, 69 percent of work are say they or their spouse have saved for retirement. the problem is, a big chunk of those folks have virtually nothing sock away, 26 percent have less than a thousand bucks, mostly because they don't have a retirement plan offered through work. 54 percent they have saved less than 25 you this dollars. 20 percent have 25 to a hundred thousand.

another 12 percent, one hundred and 250. 14 percent have more than 250,000. of course as you would expect total savings and investments increase sharply with household income, with education, and also when we're healthier. >> makes sense. >> so, folks want to get back on track for retirement, what should they dough. >> like trying to reach any goal you have to see where you stand today. less than half of workers have ever tried to capulet how much money they will need to have saved, so they can live comfortably in retirement. ebri, the ones that do this survey have a great retirement calculate or, called choose to save.org, choose to save.org/ballpark. that will help you take control of your retirement process. >> good to know what goals we have and see if we can look forward to in the future. jill, thanks very much. police in delaware are warning residents about a scam involving fake driveway pavers. homeowners are paying for work but the job is just not getting done.

"eyewitness news" spoke to one home owner in wilmington who shelled out $210. she says that the man came to her home and seem professional. he also claimed to have extra materials, from a previous job. he was out like measuring my driveway. he even told me he could asphalt up to my back deck. he asked me to show him where he could put, dump some dirt. >> the state department of transportation says that very few legitimate paving contractors will offer services door to door. they suggest not paying until the work is complete. well, if this weeks warm weather has you you thinking about summer we have good news. when you will enjoy one of the cities hottest outdoor attractions. also ahead, thousands of americans die from a disease that is preventable and treatable. after the break five ways to reduce your risk for colon cancer. we will be right back.

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live look right now a at one of our director's favorite shots, live eagle cam from hanover, york county. mom and dad eagles splitting duty protecting two eggs and searching for food. if you pause for one second, you can hear the bird chirping out there we are told eggs were laid on the 18th and 21st of february and they usually take 35 days to hatch. it could be go time any day now. we will be sure to announce births when those chicks make their big appearance. warmer wet they are week has you thinking about spending more time outdoors we have good news for you. spruce street harbor parka announced it will open may sixth, that is almost a month earlier then last year. park will be a long the delaware river waterfront has

become one of the cities mess popular outdoor attractions over the summer. katie, summer will be here and we will be hopping in the whommocks too. >> is there always a line too. >> i feel lake we have to figure out what the off time is, to go down and snag one without having to wait. >> 2:00 a.m. >> exactly. >> middle of the night. >> well, we will check with eyewitness weather watcher network off to a cool start but not terribly breezy. folks are reporting mid 40's around the region, couple spot where you are cooler then. that across new castle county, where we are finding delores this newark, delaware. she has 36 degrees under a nice clear sky but virtually no win. she has seen a nice clear sky here in her comment as well looking forward to just another nice spring day. lets go further north in southeastern, pennsylvania where lou reports 45 degrees, mainly clear in eagleville. one more we want to show you 43 comes in from peter plant, who harts a couple cloud ahead, he did have a comment and picture, we will show you.

he says he isn't looking forward to the 70's later on. but he sent us a lovely pictures, of the last full moon from earlier this morning. he made a note of the fact that is called a worm moon, and somebody was asking aboutment that why do you call it a worm moon. the just time of the year where ground softens up earth worms come out and signals robin's return. that is where it gets its name fun fact there. let take you out to storm scan three and give you sense is what coming up in the weather pattern. do you want warmth? we have you covered. there is a front nearby too far north to have any impact on us today but a couple of cloud and breeze as the day goes on. the nice wide zoom though to show what you waits in the wings. here's your storm classic comma formation, squall line setting up through the deep south, no severe weather here necessarily but we will see thunderstorms by tomorrow when this gets here, even as early overnight, early as overnight tonight, into tomorrow morning we will be tracking some showers, inn then again

embedded thunderstorms. in the meantime nice and warm day on tap, relatively low humidity and breezy conditions that start to pick up with time. if you are maybe grilling out today take advantage of the beautiful will day be careful, guys, we have an elevated fire risk out there and anything that sparks could spread very quickly. just be extra cautious if you plan to take advantage. and maybe light fire pit or light grill later this afternoon once that breeze picks up. seventy-three today. flirting with record. not quite getting there. but it will be close. showers, maybe a thunderstorm on the way tomorrow morning before skies clear. you're looking for really nice easter holiday weekend, dry weekend, and certainly seeing temperatures go on a uphill climb itself and timing is perfect, meisha because next round of rain doesn't come around until monday. we're good. >> we will skip it for holidays. wonderful news. everyone celebrating easter this year. if you are just waking up with us we are so happy you are here. it has been a busy morning, despite the fact that we have

great weather out there. we have an accident route one southbound past ninth street pulled off to that right shoulder/little pavement there within the grass. in the causing too many slow downs but get a gaper delay, make net of that. ninety-five south at girard traveling at posted speed looking very, very busy. you can see a sea of vehicles southbound on the interstate 95 heading toward girard and past into center city looking very busy. similar story here boulevard south bun looking busy and once you take that on, to the schuylkill westbound at city avenue looking bus there i. in the world of mats transit trains are delayed all stations on the lansdale doylestown line because of the car on the the tracks near ambler station. make note of. that check your schedules on line. septa trolley route one, eastbound service delay due to medical emergency. make note as well. these are taking mass transit this morning, make sure to check your schedules on line, there is a disruption there accident in delaware involving tractor trailer, police and fire on the scene, college avenue southbound all lanes

block both directions use this alternate glass co avenue or sunset lake road. back to you. right now 6:49. time to see is what coming up this morning. charlie rose joins us live from new york with that preview, charlie, good morning. >> good morning. we have several crewness brussels following manhunt for more suspects and the paris suspect faces a court hearing. we will look at a effort to create a sensor for untraceable explosives used in terror attacks. and then this tech start up that claims it can help you pay the lowest price for thousands of prescription drugs. and how elvis is struggle telling stay relevant in las vegas. the news is back in the morning. see new about ten minutes. >> say it ain't so, vegas is elvis. >> that is exactly right. >> thank you very much. march is national colon

rectal cancer awareness month. according to the cdc colon cancer is name the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the u.s. good news though it is preventable and treatable if diagnosed early. doctor eric cuddle is jim with us five ways to help us reduce those, but doctor, just like many cancers early detection is key. when should you be screen. >> early detection is key. 50,000 people approximately in the u.s. die every year from colon cancer this can be prevented, in the only that and treated. but lets, the gold standard for to testing is colonoscopy. we recommend starting to get it at age of 50. for african americans we recommend colonoscopy at age of 45 but if you have a certain family history of people with colon cancer in your family or certain medical conditions you might need to be screened earlier. let me just say this up front as a family doctor one of the things that concerns me a lot is people are often very reluctant and afraid to get a

colonoscopy. >> it is treatable, preventable. >> i think people are squeamish about the test. the test makes it tough. the colonoscopy is a very short procedure. this safe. you are asleep for it. a lot of my patients say worse parties preparation the day before. so i encourage people to talk about the doctors and get facts about it before you you decide you don't want it because it does save lives. >> absolutely. what are symptoms you should look out for that you should not ignore, call your doctor. >> symptoms you should not ignore abdominal pain that doesn't go away, unexplain weight loss. if you have weight loss and you cannot explain it i as a physician want to know about that. feel weakness, fatigue, continues to last, for days for weeks, doesn't go away, blood in your stool, not just on many occasions, one instance of blood on your stool i want to know. your stool pattern change. you start getting diarrhea, constipation, you never had that before, that is super important, you have to let us

know. >> prevention such a great way to tackle this. what are five things we can do to reduce risk factors. >> allude to things that we can do. regular physical activity, good for so many things. diet high in fruits and vegetables. limit alcohol conn sums. quit smoking. make sure, the best way really toys get your colonoscopy. that is really important. interesting how these risk factors for so many, topics we talk about over the years. exercising right, eating healthy diet, quit smoking. >> i'm surprised sun block is not on that list. >> that is a great prevention for skin cancer. >> if detect early, it is such a treatable cancer. >> colon cancer can be prevented because during colonoscopy ifs we find, polyps, those can be removed, often and sometimes they can turn into cancerous lesions. the that is where preventable aspect gets in. get them. don't be afraid. don't be afraid. >> absolutely. >> for younger patients if you

have that family history should you talk tour doctor about that early before 40 or 50. >> you have to, general rule is if you have a first degree relative with colon cancer, mother, father, you should be screen, at least ten years before. but no matter what family history you have, don't wait, just talk to your doctor make sure they know that family history. >> more than a comfortable days to save a life. >> absolutely. >> good to see you good to he zoo you too. >> we will be right back with our near rorrer warm temperatures. you will need sun block today. >>

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we are celebrating a important day in philadelphia, it is national cheese stake day. >> wow. >> hope you are hungry, right. today there are deals at several cheese stake makers around town. we are hearing tony lukes is giving away junior steaks to the first 100 kid in line, lot of deals to be had but no matter your age, great day to have a cheese stake. but do expect longer lines. >> yes. >> if it is outdoor lines, tony lukes, no problem. >> stand outside, soak in the sunshine, beautiful day, already underway with very pleasant weather, light breeze outside, middletown ship high school. sun popping its hid over the horizon here. we will see it into easter sunday and adorable graphic with the easter bunny and biggest feet i have ever seen, 64 with sub shine and couple cloud, a nice local holiday forecast for you but you today, it is my personal favorite because we will be at least flirting, you know, a

little bit, exactly with these record highs, 76 is record to beat. we will see how we will do. seventy-three, sunshine. bit of the breeze. just a great day. >> never easy sitting in morning traffic but i will tell you when it is nice outside that sunshine makes it easier. what you are looking at is vine looking at westbound direction it is at a stop there, eastbound just slowing but traffic less than posted speed. ninety-five south at cottman coming around s curve another area we are watching brake lights go off. it has less than posted speeds at well. new jersey 42 freeway north bound approaching 295 this is what you are looking at, steady, flow of cars this morning basically anywhere we will look in all of your time zones that are done. twenty-nine and even in the teens. switching gears, with tomorrow morning on back on the road for my dream drive segment this time, i try my hand at glass working. these classes are opened to the public and mark my word, they are will challenging. >> twist around and make a

ball, push it together the whole time doing it. >> my goodness. >> yes. >> i will show you, how it makes glass artwork and where you can learn this tom at 6:00 . >> i feel like that can get out offhanded so quickly though good yes. >> within mom. >> big mess. >> yes, you will see it tomorrow. what i made was so difficult, and when you see those paper weights and all of that, it just takes an army to make that. it is hard. >> meisha, thank you. coming up on cbs this morning they have live team coverage from belgium where search for missing americans continues this morning. a reminder, join us bright and early every weekday morning at cbs 36789 we will start things earl a at 4:30 a.m. we will leave you at the shot of the art museum where folks are out enjoying nice weather today. have a great day.

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