flapping there on the parkway. katie let you know just when the whipping winds will let up. >> today is tuesday, march 29th. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm erika von tiehl. good morning to you. we check in with katie out on the skydeck, oh, just wait to go see what the hairdos out there, katie, sorry. good morning, guys, morning, meisha. >> good morning, hammy tuesday. yes, the winds is whipping around. we're seeing that some of that this morning, even out on the roadways, so, katie, you still look beautiful. looks like a fan just easily blowing at you. how does it feel outside? >> you know, not terrible. because i'm adequately dressed, you know? i have the winter coat on, obviously scarf, gloves, i feel okay. that's what i would suggest if you want to be comfortable waiting for the train on the platform today, waiting for the bus, yes, have heavier layer ready to go here. granted the wind still whipping, thankfully at my face this time, but we are going to be finding it really throughout the course of the day, not as harsh as yesterday, but certainly still noticeable. let's go to storm scan, start there first, things still pretty quiet. granted nothing more than few

clouds overhead, specking more sunshine than anything, so, storm scan, not really where you find your story, it is here, when we look at some of the west to northwest winds flow, that's picking up here, pretty good breeze out there at about 20 miles per hour at philadelphia international airport. 17-mile per hour sustained winds, in atlantic city, notice your temperatures here, too, at 49 currently at the airport, 35 up in mount pocono, but go ahead, take you to the feels like value. yes, do you have do some math in your head, looking at the car they are mom term, trying to figure out what it actually feels like, i would say just subtract five to 10 degrees at any point, because when the winds is blowing, it is not only blowing from a colder place, but blowing still pretty steadily. so, definitely going to notice that it feels colder than the thermometer reads. and as i say that, a lovely gust picks up on the skydeck, isn't that lovely? meanwhile through the course of the day here, mid 50's general expectation at the shore, in the sit, but just isn't going to actually feel like that at any point here today. forty-five is the best we can muster up up in the poconos,

again with the winds, you have to subtract, and do it in your head here, five to 10 degrees, rule of thumb you want to subtract for feels like value at any point. that said, meisha, i'm probably going to have to come in, grab some of the acqua net before i hit my next hit, but at least dry day, don't need the umbrella today. >> well, i have plenty that far in the traffic center, come on over, katie, sounds good. get in here, get warm, good morning, everybody, happy tuesday to you if you are just waking up with us, kicking things off on the road now, starting to heat up just little bit. seeing a lot of construction, it is very windy out, there as katie pointed out. this is one of the areas i'm keeping my eye on construction 422, between oaks and 423, should linger until about now. should be picking this up. it was eastbound and westbound side. the eastbound side has now been cleared, just westbound still lingering out there, blocking the left lane, not causing too many slow downs yet. but we know that as we progress through the 5:00 hour specially monday through wednesday, it can certainly start to cause some hiccups. in fact if you look how many headlights are out there already, make note of that. ben franklin bridge from

jersey moving in the westbound direction, looking good. looking very quiet. beautiful shot, i love the shot. and it is looking good. looking nice and quiet. forty-two freeway northbound creek road another place in jessie giving awe eye look into what you are looking at right now, plenty of vehicles on this stretch. you take it to 29a make note of. that will then do have accident easton road near maple avenue. make note of that for those every in you that that area. >> bake to breaking news, from cyprus, hijacking drama sun folding, moments ago the president of cyprus said the hijack something not related to terrorism. at least one hijacker has comondered an egypt air flight and forced to land in l.a. rnac a on the southern coast, a320 jet on its way from alexandria to cairo, hijacker forced the crew to change course, the hijacker allowed 56 people off the plane, everyone except the crew and four foreigners. we're staying on top of the story. we'll bring you newer

information as soon as we get it. >> concern on the main line after several report of dogs going missing. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at the lower merion police department. justin, we understand, surveillance video just surfaced? >> reporter: jim, good morning, that is right. there are report as many as five dogs now missing, many approach the owners say in their front yard. the hope is this morning is that more dog owners who will be alert as well as surveillance cameras will help police track down these dog nappers. >> last week dog owners said he came close to losing willie, his 12 year old golden retriever. >> i walk up, i said hey that's my dog, yanked him out of there. >> willie was in joseph's bryn mawr front yard when joseph said he saw a couple trying to force will my a tan colored honda crv sedan. >> they tried telling me, you know, we thought it was our neighbor's dog, look like our neighbor's dog, he responded to our neighbor over's dog name. >> red flags went up for

joseph as surveillance rolled on the capture. his mind went to flyers like this on social media and along the main line. dated march 22, last tuesday, the poster warns dog owners to secure their pets after witnessing their dog taken by a man and a woman also in a tan sedan. >> i've seen this poster around the area. i've also seen missing dog flyers. >> anthony coil has seen those flyers, too, telling "eyewitness news" his neighbor has fallen victim. >> she would leave her dog out front, when the weather is nice, just went missing one day, she hasn't seen it since. >> story coil hopes to avoid by keeping close watch over his dog, joseph adds he was basilica of saints peter and paul surprise who had almost took will. >> i good chance it may be by somebody you totally don't think, how they appear to look like, i mean there is was couple with their kid. >> the main line animal rescue facebook page comment from people who say they've seen suspicious people around dogs in villanova, radnor, as well as ardmore, and that flyer

increases that area to collegeville and audubon, and again, five dogs now missing. police are hoping that alert dog owners and cameras will help clamp down on the outbreak. jim, erika, back over to you. >> thank you, hopefully get those dogs back soon. thank you. >> now, new overnight, police are investigating a shooting near temple university. that shooting happened early this morning, near broad and westmoreland street. police say 24 year old man was shot twice. he is in stable condition right now. the victim reportedly told police the gunman walked up, and shot him. there is no word yet on a motive. >> and, a good thing no one was walking by this building in north philadelphia when you can see them right there, bricks come tumbling down, section of the wall collapsed on the 900 block of north broad street, just after 1:00. we're work to go find out what caused that collapse. back to business this morning at the capitol visitor center less than 24 hours after man pulled a gun and police shot him. visitors panic, ran for cover, security rushed them into an

auditorium. as read bin john reports, the suspect has a history with capitol police. >> people definitely yelling and screaming. >> officials have confirmed the name of the suspect shot by capitol police monday after pulling out what appeared to be a weapon. police say 66 year old larry russell dawson is facing charges every assault with a deadly weapon and assault on deadly list officer. prompted lockdown at the capitol played out plaintiff says the suspect triggered metal detectors at the capitol visitor center entrance. >> weapon was recovered on the scene. >> officials say this isn't the first incident involving dawson. >> we believe the suspect is known to us. >> how was he known to you, sir? >> through previous contact. >> accuse in the this outburst in the house of representatives last year. dawson charged with assaulting a officer after that incident. his neighbors seem somewhat surprised after the monday lockdown. >> he is nice, he is a nice person, friendly with everybody, you never know who

you live beside. you can't be -- >> monday incident to the capitol came as the white house was also put on lockdown. in a unrelated incident woman arrested after attempt to go move a bike rack on the south lounge after the easter egg roll. she too previously cause the trouble jumping a bike rack earlier this month at the white house. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> embroiled in scandal, parent at connestoga high school are speaking out questioning serious allegations against football players. the school held the first public meeting last night since three juveniles were charged with assaulting a 14 year old with a broom stick. head football coach, john vogue and stepped down, his assistance were fired. but several people praised the former coaches, and some are saying that the alleged victim is lying. >> until they actually find out the full details and everything, i really just don't think, you know, to jump to conclusions. >> this meeting should have happened before the coaches were fired? i think they were judged too

early. >> now, even with some skepticism from the community, district attorney tom hogan standing by his investigation, cbs-3 reached out to the superintendent several times regarding the meeting. we were told that he was unavailable. >> in other news, excitement building across the area for the villanova wildcats, first trip to the final four in seven years. >> the basketball team busy practicing for saturday showdown against oklahoma they head to houston tomorrow. cats are still flying high after beating kansas to win the south region, but they are focusing on the next big game. >> this is nothing like this week. nothing. it just builds, and builds, by the time you get to the game saturday, and everybody's in town, everybody's there, the hype is just off the charts. your challenge is to really keep focused. just playing simple basketball game. >> when we get down there it will be crazy. but that's something that, you know, we will lean on, coach wright, someone who has been there before. >> there go.

over on campus yesterday the book store was bus withing fans grabbing final four gear they could get. student are home on easter break but still listen to this more than 400 orders before the store even opened yesterday morning. >> now, authorities on the main line are gearing up for possible villanova win. >> possible. it is definite. >> oh, okay. >> radnor police are setting up a command post with traffic detours and restrictions to make sure fire and medical crews can get to the campus. despite the details planning officials saying keep the celebration safe depends on how the fans behave. >> responsibly being respectful of others, being respectful to the university's property, and we do have high expectations for our student. we expect that they will do that. >> officials are also going back and reviewing records from 2009 when crowds gathered to celebrate villanova's last appearance in the final four. >> leslie van arsdale has been on the road to the final four with the wildcats all month long, and she is not stopping now. she will have live reports from the final four in houston

starting thursday here on cbs-3. >> meanwhile, some good news for septa passengers. what the agency says about raising fares. >> also, talking about getting caught in a bind here. how that car ended up stuck mid-air for several hours. >> also, have you seen this desk it gives whole new meaning to lying down on the job. who can benefit the most from this reclining desk. i can. >> nap sound mike nice in that desk also, the winds are whipping this morning still. kayla lets you know which areas will really feel the spring chill this week whether we come back.

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>> welcome back everyone, fire races up this skyscraper in the city in the united arab emirates. you can see brit yell he flames, chunks every burning material tumble to the grounds, this is just the latest in a series of highrise fires in the nation coming less than three months after a massive blaze in a six 3-story hotel in dubai. authorities there have not confirmed any injuries or casualties. meanwhile, police are scratching their heads in tennessee this morning, take a look at this, a car runs up a power line. first responders say the woman inside had to wait two hours to be rescued from her vehicle. they say, she didn't know her way around the area, and was driving too fast. she wasn't injured. >> wow, alaska airlines says

it will resume flights today after ash and volcano forces dozens of concellations, in fact, it was a pass inning their shot this amazing picture of the volcano errupting on alaska islands. volcano belted out an ash cloud, 37,000 feet high. >> let's get the latest on this morning's forecast. >> kate, your hair looks fabulous despite what happened to it ten minute ago out on the kai deck, looks great. >> you should have seen it, i had some serious prim to go do when came back in. not fishing for compliments. all right, folks, good morning, everyone, you know, the winds is definitely still what i would say the headliner of this forecast here today. you will continue to notice that it is out there. it is still blowing pretty persistently. thankfully not quite the gusty conditions like we had yesterday. let's go ahead, start things off though by getting you out there, talking little bit in the way of some averages. you know, typical daytime highs on this day of the year, we normally hit about

57 degrees. and we're going to come awfully close to that today. cooler day factoring in the wind. then by the time you hit april 29th, you're close to actually just more than, you know, by couple of degrees, about 10 degrees warmer than that, and even warmer by the time you hit may 29th. so bathesly, adding basically, about 10 degrees, to typical daytime highs, with every passing month. that said, we do still have a retreating area of low pressure, even though that's not going to bring any additional precipitation today, you are seeing that wind tunnel effect basically take effect here as low pressure retreats, high pressure basically builds in here, bridges with it again almost like you are walking through the skyscrapers in center city philadelphia. you know how that winds can just shoot through the tall buildings. that's where that winds is coming f so high pressure is on our side, generally speaking, through the next couple of days, certainly through the day, still going to in the the win. but tapering with every passing hour. then, we keep the sun tomorrow, looks like lovely day. obviously new system waits off in the distance though. that will bring with it potential for some

thundershowers specially head toward the second half of your thursday, little sunshine, but will give way to more clouds as the day goes on. also going to be the warmest day of the forecast, see that in the seven day, then cold front comes through, bridges with it the wettest day of the forecast friday specifically. looking outside live neighborhood network, quiet beginning to the morning here, it is still breezy here in rehoboth, really everywhere else, expect that the high of 56 is going to feel like 56 degrees, then we rebounds to the low 70s on thursday with thundershowers, heaviest rain in the forecast comes on friday morning. meisha, over to you. >> no fun to have the rain on a friday, but i guess we need it as we push deep near spring. good morning, happy tuesday to you. things looking okay. starting to heat up little bit as you can see here, boulevard moving in the southbound direction, this entire string every vehicles headed toward the school, once you get on to the schuylkill westbound at city avenue, this is casino of what you are looking at, so it will be busy morning, we saw it yesterday. certainly know we can expect it on a normal typical tuesday morning. which is what we're seeing. by the way, typical in the world of traffic, that is what

i was about to say, pretty good thing. overall things looking okay here on the boulevard, just going to get busy. we saw this heat up. this is one of the areas in the morning that we usually see heat up the quickest. we certainly saw that yesterday. we're seeing it again today. make note of that. then once on the schuylkill, every camera shot i've looked at the schuylkill is actually looking pretty busy. overall the winds isn't playing so much after factor, have seen debris in the roadway, also seen some downed trees and downed wires. make note that the winds is certainly going to play a factor this morning, as it was a little bit yesterday. it certainly is today. but overall things are looking pretty good. we have accident just want to update too, accident easton road near map he will still out there, the construction moving in the westbound direction, that's all since been cleared. jim, erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. septa says hey, keep the change. the transit agency's new budget has no fare increase through the middle of next year. septa's request ago 3% increase over the previous spending plan. officials say it reflect cost controls, including replacing

aging buses more fuel efficient, diesel electric hybrids. septa has scheduled hearings late next month. >> well, one week until the wisconsin primary, presidential candidate already there, as don champion reports, donald trump may face hostile reception at one of his stops. >> donald trump is not even in wisconsin yet, and protesters are already at work. dozens stage add sit in in the lobby of this hotel monday, calling on the manager to cancel trump's scheduled visit there today. >> other candidates don't bring with them this message every hate. >> gop frontrunner makes his first campaign visit to the state this afternoon, where he is locked in a battle with ted cruz. >> ted is a very concerned puppy, because he's losing big. i've got hundreds of delegates more than him. >> cruz had head start campaigning in the critical state, and needs a win next tuesday. monday he challenged drum top debate him one-on-one.

>> what becomes that's right debate, donald has no solutions to the problems we're facing in this country. john kasich still pushing for a contested convention and has been holding town hauls in the state. on the democratic side hillary clinton used speech on the supreme court monday to call out trump. >> as scary as it might be, ask yourself, what kind of justice would a president trump appoint. >> after sweeping three caucus state this weekend, rival bernie sanders believes he can still win the democratic nomination. he is counting on young voters to deliver him an upset over clinton in wisconsin. don champion, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". so have you heard about the changes on instagram? the big switch coming to your feed, and why instagram says you shouldn't wore. >> i also ahead must see video here, good samaritans rescue to rescue people in the burning wreckage, we'll tell you what sparked that fiery crash when we come back.

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but the winds is still an issue. that said, eventually, a fresh rounds of wet weather makes it return appearance to the forecast, i'll tell you when you have to dust that umbrella off coming up. >> katie, thanks. also, meisha watching our tuesday morning commute. she will let you know about the trouble spot as you get ready to head out the door. good morning.

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>> we start the half hour with breaking news in the middle east. says loan hijack is her responsible for commandeering an egypt airplane. the airbus was on it way from alexandria to cairo when the hijacker claimed he had a bomb belt and forced the pilot to fly the plane to cyprus. once the plane landed, he let everyone off except for the crew, and four foreigners. the president of cyprus says the hijacking has nothing to do with terrorism. sigh up from government official says the man seems to be in love. "eyewitness news" will follow the story as the morning goes on. >> back here at home, oh, the winds seem to be the story for both the commute and looking out the door this morning. >> absolutely, commute looking good. seek some debris on the roadway, downed wires, downed trees, we do have an accident out there, that's still hasn't cleared. and i guess the running theme is that cct