snow brings a taste of winter back to the delaware valley. and be careful heading out the door this unday there could be some slick spots on the roadways. and, flyers fans are celebrating the orange and black are heading to the playoffs we will tell you what is next for the team. and, the the race inside campaign 2016, coming up what latest win for bernie sanders could mean for his chances of capturing the democratic nomination. today is sunday april 10th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. katie fehlinger is here on a unday morning. the katie, good to see you. >> likewise. >> you said it, and you mentioned it the too rahel, isis possible out of here this

morning. we are sitting on freeze warnings to keep in mind. very cold start for april standard, yeah, it is atypical. just bundle up heading outside for sunday brunch, going out for sunday services you need winter coat here today, guys but we'll basically just full sunshine here this afternoon. we are giving way to few more clouds. we will see storm scan 3a good place to start to get the lay of the land. storm scan quiet. we have cleared out nicely but because it is still so cold freeze warning in effect for the entire region until 10:00 this morning. what that basically means if you have any sensitive vegetation i feel like at this point you would have brought it in if you cared bit enough because with all that snow that came yesterday, yeah, you know, those sensitive plants may not have had a chance through yesterday's snow but 32 is the current temperature meanwhile at the airport. the it is colder then that if you go further north and west and through more remote suburbs in south central, new

jersey as well but around the region we can expect to see more sun then anything. the eventually some clouds will rebuild but it is still cold. we will flirt with 50, we will probably barely have a a chance to hit it in almost any location. with that said it is cold but sun returns, some rain returns to the forecast, i will tell you when but in the meantime it looks like temperatures start to ease up with time here, we will have all of that detail in the seven day forecast, later in the the show. back to you. >> thanks, casey. we have just heard katie mention it there but slick road may be to blaming for an early morning crash in burlington, new jersey. driver hit a pole, flipped over and was thrown from the car. the it happened around 2:00 this morning on bridge road in shamong. no details on the victim's condition. the causes under investigation. feeling much more like winter right now snowfall was intense in parts of the the south jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more on how gloucester county handled the springtime snow.

>> reporter: after a season of hunkering down, and an additional winter-likening brought saturday night back inside. >> we had big thick flakes but great to go bowling. >> reporter: much of south jersey was hit with blinding snowfall at times, with accumulation in certain areas. >> i was wearing shorts yesterday to work and now it is coming down like it is december. >> it is snowing. >> reporter: in mullica eight year-old steph, seemed less than enthused at first but showed us how he makes the best of the snowy, spring situation. do you like the snow. >> yes. >> reporter: it is yummy, right. >> it taste like water. >> reporter: he says since our winter was on the mild side there is no sense in complaining. >> it is april, i think i liked march better. >> reporter: whether it is bowling or simply settling in this region took this snow as a great excuse to simply a stay inside.

>> i think i will just go home, watch a movie, eat some food. >> reporter: like everyone's honesty today. focus for rest of the evening will be on the roads as they are wet from all the of the snow fall and then temperatures continue to drop. reporting from gloucester county, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. elsewhere around the region snow down the shore, these photos were sent to us from eyewitness joan sill, not exactly what you would expect at the beach snow covering the boards and on the beach in ocean city, summer certainly feeling a long way away. and spring flowers, get a coating of snow, in plymouth meeting montgomery county, snow pretty to look at but didn't stick leaving roads to the the grass for the most part just wet and somebody apparently didn't mind the snow, lets take a look, this talk looks like he ising having fun, seems to be enjoying playing in it the as he roams around the rock in wissohickon. extra coating, probably did

help him, however, beat those chilly temperatures. now not quite the ideal day for a lacrosse game, "eyewitness news" was on temple's campus where women's team faced off against vanderbilt in the snow. some of the the players there still out in shorts, that is dedication, plenty of people showed up to cheer on the owls, even though the conditions weren't great. spring snow also hit harrisburg a couple inches accumulated on the ground, vehicles and park benches but there the snow just for the most part left the roads slippery. and, switching gears to sports, the flyers are playoff bound, they did it now by beating the pittsburgh penguins. the flyers did get some help when detroit and boston both lost. game was tied in the second period and then wayne simmonds kicked in his second goal of the contest and gave flyers the lead for good. they beat pittsburgh three-one. after the game the team's

thought turned to ailing flyers chairman ed snyder. >> all of the guys in the room, you know, it is a win, and a playoff birth for mr. snyder, and for the unbelievable fans of the philadelphia flyers. >> very emotional when we start thinking about it. we know he is not able to make the playoffs and he is excited, and... >> the flyers will square off against washington capitols, the caps had the most points in the league this year so flyers split the season series against them. ncaa champion villanova wildcats watched the flyers clinch, head coach jay wright tweeting this video of the players celebrating with all of the fans at the wells fargo center. he is looking like he is having a good time. ryan arcidiacono.

turning gears to campaign 2016, democrat bernie sanders and republican ted cruz are inching closer to the front runners. the sanders won wyoming caucus and cruz locked up quite a few delegates in colorado. next big prize is new york. cbs news correspondent brian web is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: home turf battle will is brewing between brooklyn born bernie sanders and hillary clinton who made new york her adopted home. >> i actually think new york values are really good for america. >> reporter: whooping 291 delegates are up for grabs in new york. sanders is behind in the delegate count but making up for momentum taking eight of the last nine contests with a win in wyoming. sanders got the news from his wife and announced it to a crowded auditorium in queens. >> all right, news bulletin, we just won wyoming. >> reporter: ted cruz grabbed colorado's 37 delegates saturday and then rushed off to nevada where he poke fun at

the democrats. >> the democratic field right now because it consists of a wild eyed socialist with ideas that are dangerous for america and the world and bernie sanders. >> reporter: john kasich spoke in rochester new york, vowing to fight for average americans. >> trying to play by the rules and get somewhere. we just want to believe the system is ferreter report front runner donald trump lead heading in to next tuesday's new york primary. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, it is not uncommon to have your name written on your star bucks order, but why one man said he was taken back by what he saw. insult one barista wrote on his coffee cup, coming up next. also ahead stranded on a desserted island, how the captives get create todd get some help. if you ever noticed your clothes a little bit more snug, well, your job could to be blame. health reporter stephanie

stahl tells us why and simple ways to beat the office weight gain, hey, katie. >> i do not like the sound of that, rahel, stay tuned for it. you may in the like the sound of what i have to tell you for the early part of the coming week either, is there rain on the way and maybe it the is putting a damper on the phillies home opener. i will answer the quest introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you.

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this ii got to see my dad, die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. back on "eyewitness news" a fire in a crowded temple has claimed the lives of more than

100 people. sparked from a fire works show ignited a separate batch of fire works stored in the temple complex. huge flames engulfed building within minutes, trapping hundreds within the temple. the fire injured 200 others and got at the temple. frantic manhunt is over for a suspect caught on tape just before the brussels airport terror attacks. jonathan vigliotti has latest from london. >> reporter: belgium prosecutors finally have their so-called, man in the hat, they say that he is mohammad abrini one of the terror suspects rounded up in raids in brussels on friday. during interrogation authorities say a beanie admitted he is person in surveillance video seen next to the suicide bombers in the brussels airport abrini is also linked to the paris a tax last november. was caught on the security camera with salah abdeslam, two days after the massacre in the french capitol. a beanie is one of the four

men charged with participating in terror a tax. thirty-two people died last month at the airport and brussels subway station. authorities say one of the suspects in custody is osama, he is accused of being the second man in the deadly train station attack. and belgium police carried out more raid sat the day as they looked for additional accomplices, and worked to counter fierce criticism that they have in the done enough to battle terrorism. jonathan vigliotti for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". belgium's prime minister a announced government is looking to recruit a thousand more officers for the federal police force. and it doesn't just happen in the movies, some castaways on a desserted island were saved after they spelled the word help with palm leaves. the crew on board a u.s. navy plane spotted the giant word and called in the coastguard. the three men had been missing for three days, their boat had been overturn by a wave in the pacific ocean, and they wam 2 miles to the island, which

is part of the pacific island. s.o.s. >> wow. >> glad to hear they are okay. >> absolutely. >> are we going to be okay after this. >> i think we will. it is taking a toll on us mentally for sure. >> absolutely. i keep saying it is not the most unusual thing to see snow but when you have had such a winter and temperatures in the 80's that is it. perception so often can be more overriding then reality then normal. let's take you through statistics here. okay. this isn't the most whacky thing to ever happen. looking back to 1915 they are going back far between april 3rd and 4th we had a huge snowstorm that dumped over a foot. 19.4 inches of snow fell. that is going way back. so it is kind of rare to see that kind of a intensity with snowfall in april but the

latest measurable snow we have had was between april 19th and 20th in 1938, a little bit more recent. and the the latest snow that we have ever reported was actually in may, may eighth, of 1947 it wasn't much just a trace but there you have it. it can happen. yesterday was impressive, let's be honest, it was a clipper system that had basically bigger legs to stand on. in malvern we had 5 inches of snow. glen mills pick up over three. 3 inches in mullica and list goes on. at philly international the with just a couple tenth of an inch but enough that you noticed it. storm scan at this point has completely calmed down, cleared out. that system is barely a blip on the radar at this point but things are always ever changing in the the weather department. we will get out to the eastern 23rd of the united states, two separate bridges of the jet stream bringing in one system disturbance to the the great lakes a and another down through the deep south. these two pieces come together

and we will see this move through as a cold front with wet weather in the days ahead and we will track that. in the meantime we are hosting the masters right here on cbs-3 and it the looks like things will stay dry with sunshine and upper 60's in augusta a today. looking at the live neighborhood network what a beautiful sunrise but i will show you this view and look closely a at a baseball diamond outside middletown ship high school. it looks like a thin layer of either some snow or some icing that was left behind and cannot even see the sheen on the rooftops here. the bottom line is not driving on the rooftop but if you see something that looks wet outside there is a a good shot it has since frozen over from yesterday's snow. do be careful. anything untreated where you you did well with the snowfall band that is where you might run into that. we will jump to future weather, still pretty quiet. clouds will rebuild by this point but regardless it is a sign of things to come. next frontal boundary on the way bringing in a publishing he will on the radar of a couple showers, now at the

this point future radar doesn't pick up on a shower over south philly by the time we have got the season home opener for the phillies, however, i want to allow for that chance, there is a a potential that we will see dampness in time for that. so keep it in mind. the weather of the next few days is tuesday. that is when the a actual front drops through and it will bring in periods some heavy rain but it is clearing out by wednesday here's where we stand at the moment right at or below freezing mark in most instances here. well off to the south. chill has settled in. we dropped 42 at this hour. thirty in raleigh-durham. it is a cold start for everyone up and down the ease certain seaboard unless you are in key west, right. chilly day. starting a off with sunshine giving way to more cloud cover, high hits 49 degrees. we cannot even whip up high today. that tells you something. more seasonal chill as we bottom out to 41 degrees. quick check on the first pitch forecast, mostly cloudy, perhaps a shower for first pitch and the seven day

forecast, does ease up with time, by the time we will get to the tail end of the up come week we are back where we should be low to mid 60's, rahel, back to you. >> katie, thank you. looking forward to that. star bucks customer got something he didn't ask for when he ordered his large white mocha drink. jacksonville man said when he pick up his order he noticed his cup was labeled with diabetes, here i come. the a 16-ounce white mocha is known for having 470 calories, the customer says, as you might imagine he was taken back and wrote on the company two of my sisters are diabetic so, not funny. star bucks spoke men says they were disappointed by incident and will work to make sure this does not happen again. it is a whooper of the prank at a burger king in minnesota, police arrived a at this fast food restaurant to find employees breaking windows. officers thought they caught vandals in the act but an employee told officers his manager received a call that

if they did not break the windows the restaurant would explode because of the gas leak. >> i just saw it once. >> similar pranks have targeted restaurants across the country like other burger kings, wendy's and jack in the box in arizona, california and oklahoma a. the cost to repair the broken windows could cost up to $10,000, a pretty penny. police warn if you get a call lake this walk out of the building and call 911. switching gears on the cbs-3 healthwatch, are your clothes a little bit more snug then they used to be? it turns out your job could to be blame. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on why work could be bad for your diet. >> reporter: jennifer ward-stewart went from dog walker to administrative a cysttent good for her career but not for her waist line. >> now i'm sitting behind a desk all day, every day and it definitely has contributed to my weight gain for sure.

>> reporter: new career builder survey found 44 percent of workers have gained weight wait at their current job. >> what is disturbing is we tried to shed light on choices people make in the work place. >> reporter: this years finding revealed stress played a major role in the job-related weight gain. >> 77 percent of work hours said they gained way had high stress levels. >> reporter: accountant albert says now that it is tax season he is filing returns and filling up on sweets. >> it is pretty stressful at times and so i do tend to eat a little bit more this time of the year. >> reporter: business owner margaret le court found a way to avoid work place weight gain. >> i have seen it happen to me before but i'm really aware of it. i'm making sure that i take a break, get up, walk around, come out here for fresh air. >> reporter: she says that burns calories, reduces stress and helps her keep her weight right where she wants it. new survey found that a quarter of the workers have

accessed to employer sponsored programs to help them lose weight but 55 percent don't take advantage of them. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". happening today, the cost of the first class stamp is going down by 2 cents. the price of the stamp drops from 49 cents to 47 cents, the postal service does not want the decrease but really doesn't have a choice as its regulator is ordering it. the postal service will lose $2 billion due to the decrease. the last time there was a drop in the price of the postage was in 1919 it decreased from 3 cents to 2 cents. my, how times have changed. a dream comes true come up next on "eyewitness news" the ten year-old boy getting ready to throw out the first pitch at tomorrow's phillies home opener. we will also have this. >> reporter: the new trend in the tradition bound game of golf, golf board, i'm mark

albert in virginia, with more on why the sport is hoping i

fill your family of four up, with eight pieces of delicious original recipe chicken and sides. it's a meal that's freshly prepared every day. court adjourned! colonel quality, guaranteed. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. a ten year-old from glenn olden is getting ready to throw out ceremonial first pitch at tomorrow's phillies home opener. matt collins was diagnosed with leukemia in february. he absolutely loved, playing baseball, he is an even bigger phillies fan, so some great people at ai du pont children's hospital, pulled some strings to make sure he gets to the pitchers mound.

>> i love baseball. i play it. i go to the games a lot. >> i'm used to pitching and i think i can do it. >> i think he can too. >> ahead of the monday's game there was a pep rail in the lobby last week and even a phillies fanatic joined in on the fun. >> dancing there. >> young fans of the philadelphia 76ers took the court with the pros this weekend. the team hosted an open practice for sixers camp participants at philadelphia university in east falls. 450 kids were broken up by age, to run through hand on drills with sixers players and coaches. the sixers dancers, life squad, mascot franklin and sixers legend world be free helped make this day special for all of the kid. to the golf course now golfers apparently aren't cruising around the greens anymore they are surfing them, with the help of the high tech ride, popping up on fair ways every where. as mark albert explains even some of the game's biggest

stars are giving it a try. >> reporter: you won't see this at the masters. >> these things... >> reporter: golf's hottest young star riding around on golf board like they did in january in abudhabi. it is a cross between a snow board and a segway and carries a player and set of clubs. surf pro larry hamilton helped create it. reston national golf club in virginia is one of the 150 courses worldwide that have rolled out the golf boards. general manager brian simpson bought half dozen at $6,500 each. >> the demand has been great. this summer will be a great indicator how well it takes off. >> reporter: golf needs a jolt. participation has been going downhill for each of the past five years. losing 1.6 million players, since 2011.

>> anything new to get more people out and people that are not avid golfers is a win for the game. >> you cannot tip this thing. >> reporter: this was barton phillips first time on a golf board. >> just something new, interesting fun, makes it more fun to come out other than just sitting in the cart. little more exercise. >> it does, you do feel tonight your legs. >> reporter: and it speeds up the game cutting about 30 minutes off a round of 18 holes. markal will berth for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, speaking of golf, the tradition unlike any other, the masters continues right here on cbs-3, you can watch the final round live at 2:00 p.m. well, major celebrity is now endorsing donald trump we will tell you who that is coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news". also ahead the major newspaper expressing its uneasiness with the donald trump presidency. and winter-like weather continues this weekend, katie's back to tell us just

how chilly, it will get to

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>> chilly but no snow. >> way to look at the bright side, rahel, you have to take at least a bright spot of the forecast when you can because it is quite chilly outside. thankfully barely a noticeable wind at all but it is cold. would i suggest if you are going out to brunch or sunday services you will layer it upstood and you will want to have that scarves and gloves ready to go. let me show you what is happening first and foremost on storm scan three, it is not a lot and certainly that was not the case yesterday. we will take victories where we can get them. looking at the satellite coverage we have nothing to see. everything has cleared out overhead. we will continue to keep that trending. now there is a freeze warning, that is still in effect and it lasts for another couple of hours until 10:00 this morning but if you have not protect the plants or any sensitive vegetation and yesterday was the snow and it the may not have necessarily survived through that. so hopefully you have a chance to do that but average, on average, our last freeze happens, around mid-april. so we're getting to the point

where we should start to ease up, in terms of this concern. here's where we stand with temperatures. it is chilly. we are in the teens, 20's at best in a couple spots. still holding tough at the freezing mark at philly international but i can tell you or standing out here on the sky deck, it is cold but thankfully you do not have that harsh wind chill to go with it but what you see is what you get. chilly beginning for the morning for sure. no factoring in the wind chill today but regardless by 9:00 a.m. we are still stuck in the 30's here. looking ahead we will see temperatures rebound more, we are expecting more sun then anything today. but with time the clouds are expect to start to increase, and at best today would i say about 49 degrees is the best we can hope for. so we do not the spec to crack 50-degree mark in most spots but at least we have got sunshine, and that eventually does shift, as this tend to do with the weather pattern. we will track some rain early in the week, i will tell you when you will want to have the umbrella ready to go but in the meantime, rahel you can expect temperature trend that

will ease up on us, somewhat with time here. we will talk bit, coming up. >> silver lining, thanks katie. police are investigating a pair of armed robberies at 7-eleven in northeast philadelphia police tell us that the first robbery happened at a 7-eleven on the 7900 block of frankford avenue, around 2:00 this morning. the second robbery, happened about ten minutes later the at the 7-eleven at bridge and thompson streets. now investigators say three men armed with the gun got away with cash and cigarettes, before leaving, and in a maroon vehicle will. no details on how much money was taken, thankfully, however, no one was injured. off-duty officer shoots and kills a suspect robber during an attempted hold up in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" on the corner of broad street and chew avenue in olney, police say a man tried to rob an elderly man at gunpoint. that is when an off-duty officer who just happened to be nearby, leaped into action. police say the the robber had a weapon, pointed it at the

officer before the officer, then return fire. a man is dead after driving his car into the schuylkill river, police are trying to figure out what went wrong. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh shows us what happened just before the crash. >> from the wall the car was a good 40 feet or so in the river and on its roof upside down submerged in about 6 feet deep of water. >> reporter: police say impact killed driver, a 26 year-old asian man, took a dive team more than an hour to recover his body pinned behind a wheel. police believe the driver was speeding down ferry road potentially trying to avoid the red light when he lost control of his car and slammed into this barrier here. you can still see debris from his 2012 volkswagen lying on the ground. tragedies like this may be preventable according to runners and walkers who exercise regularly a long kelly drive. >> i think the carries definitely -- >> just not paying attention

and speeding around the bend and one quick turn and you are going in. >> reporter: speed limit is only 35 miles an hour. those we spoke to say, it is more like a race way. >> cars are always over the speed limit. they wanted to make money for the city all they have to do is drive. >> reporter: while authorities believe speed contributed to the crash as per that are policy from a fatal accident they will run toxicology test to see if drugs and alcohol were involved. on the schuylkill river, anita a oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today, a major newspaper is taking a stand, saying the republican party must stop donald trump in the race for president. boston globe says that the future of america depend on it. as jim smith from our sister station wbc in boston reports the globe is publishing a fake front page on a sunday paper about a call on voters to stop donald trump. >> we want the republican party a at head of their convention asking themselves,

how you? question. >> reporter: the boston globe upping political anti publishing a fake front page this sunday a pointed parity, and editorial, offering its own glimpse of what a donald trump presidency would look like. >> we listened to donald trump speeches, we scoured his web site and read his position papers and considers who his advisors are and we reported it out and put it on the front page for our readers. >> reporter: it looks like it is working. it certainly has john keller's attention. >> on the one hand boston globe editorial board is doing exactly what an editorial board should be doing, take strong position, arguing for it forcefully and passionately and if you want people to pay attention and listen up, well, the fake front page is certainly create ago lot of buzz. >> reporter: satyrical headlines discuss deportations, riots, a plunging economy but what do voters think. >> we're in enough trouble as

it is with all of the issues have of people working together and that is just going to make it more difficult and then ever before. >> i don't know, i think the globe's has gone too far, also you know what i mean? i think they are jumping ahead. we really don't necessity what he is going to do but i think they might be somewhat trying to attack. >> no shortage of reaction which is what the boston globe is intending and that was jim smith reporting from our sister station wbc in boston. actress k irs tie allie endorsed donald trump. she made the announcement days after former new york mayor rudy guiliani also endorsed trump. allie has spent the weekend defending her choice for president. well, runners are lacing up, getting ready for love run half marathon and they will surely to have dress warmer for today's race. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw 1060 is live at

eakins oval with the preview, good morning, cherri. >> good morning. it does not feel like the middle of april right now but this cold weather will not stop the 10,000 runners, and anticipated and participating in today's love run. i'm here with race organizer michelle redrow. good morning, michelle. >> good morning. >> reporter: michelle has run. she has her hat on, multiple layers. she has her boots on trying to stay warm. so, tell me what are folks doing this morning, to combat the this weather. >> well, like i said, runners love cold weather. i'm a runner. so i love it. it is good for them. they will start out cold and you warm up and you ten not to over heat so it is great. i think people are jogging around, warming up, taking their layers off slowly, very surely, so it is great. the it is good for us. it is not yesterday so it the is wonderful. >> reporter: cold goodies for these runners especially once they start running. tell me this is the love run. why call it the love run.

>> well, obviously the the statue inspired us but really we wanted to bring together all of the things about philadelphia, the running community, beautiful iconic sights they see on the course and it is just a a day to enjoy it and love what you do, run: >> wonderful we are showing footage of the the last years love run, the third year and you actually won throughout the entire city, tell me the race route. >> you do, you start out and head down into independent hall, and, of course, passing by city hall, come backup logan circle. you also head out into fairmount park which is one of the most beautiful parks in the country and that is the 13 , fabulous, historical, philadelphia a sight is a long the whole thing. >> this is first major half marathon of the running season and one of the things that people love about this race is the swag. tell me what you get. >> we do give swag. you get the a coffee mug, you getty backpack, you getty great shirt, free bear at the expo, free bear after the race, you get a lot of good

stuff. you get the a finish medal, of course. you can't do a race without finish medal. it is big bling. >> reporter: watch out for those detour is a long the race route. that is going on until 10:30 and it will be noon before they open this area up a monk aikens oval plus a good cause, $25,000 will go to the fairmount park conservancy, race kicks off at 8:00 a a.m. and we will be live all morning. live, cherri gregg, kyw news radio for cbs-3 eye witt news. an unusual honor for youngest british royal we will tell you what is being named after princess charlotte coming up next. also ahead a montgomery county diner has been serving up comfort food classics for the past four decade. it is a favorite with locals. not just for the food but for the husband and wife team who make the place run, taste with torey is next.

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old, next month. a person of the proceed from each sale of charlotte's flower will be donated to a children's charity. >> very cute. >> yes. >> i just love that. >> yes, i knowy wish i had a flower. >> we will get you one, rahel, we will work on that, don't worry, rahel's rose or something fun like that. >> yeah, you know. >> you do have any of those chrissammums. >> and i don't think you can it is a tongue twister and you nailed it. >> rahel, we had snow yesterday, we will talk about how much came through and also the latest snow we have had for the last couple of years. last year the latest that we actually reported any kind of measurable snow, was march 30th. so we didn't get it into the month of april but it did come through late but it was only a tenth of an inch. we have had a couple inches now since yesterday's snow rolled on through. not in philadelphia necessarily but a lot of those outlining burbs. the list goes on.

we will start to see amounts of the snow peer out as time progresses but we have seen it as late as tax day and we have seen it as late as even just march 3rd. so it really just depend on the year and what the pattern has up its sleeve. the as we have seen throughout the course of the winter it was el nino winter and it seems strange but might have seen snow as late as we are seeing it the but regardless, anything can really happen if the pattern is right. storm scan at this point this is right by me nice clear skies here. we are watching that disturbance become a retreating clouds on the radar at this point and we have two separate disturbances that have come together to form one system if you will. it will look more like just organized as just one system. looking forward in the forecast. this is what will bring in our next round of wet weather. temperatures have a chance to ease up over the course of time by monday that next system is coming through. the it will limit the warmth but it will also bring through some rain and then we will see jet stream move off to the north with time here and that will help temperatures ease

up. for now, if you you do see anything that looks wet, expect that it could have ice over this morning. it could be slick. we will go out to a live look from a pocono camera at blue mountain and normally if we have manmade snow it is confined to this but it did stick and fall through some of the wooded area, there. meanwhile, some decent accumulation out identify beach patrol headquarters with the light of the day reflecting off that nice white snow pack and it is still chilly but we have sunshine going for us. union are not at home but u.s. woman's national team is playing in chester today f you want to check out carli lloyd, julie johnson, they will be playing down in the chill but under sunshine. 46 degrees for you this afternoon in chester. but we expect, philly to, upper 42 with sunshine and giving way to some clouds. as we look forward in the clouds, and just modest movement yet, ebb and flow on the thermometer and we are easing up by the time we hit tail even of the upcoming week. we are much more seasonal.

62 degrees and sunshine but watching for the rain to move through, early this week. especially on tuesday. rahel, back over to you. >> katie, back over to you. time now is about 6:47. lets check on those road, ann evans here at cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, ann. >> good morning. we are in bucks county our traffic cam is in bucks county, this is route one between i-95 and oxford valley road and as you you can see route one is shut down in both directions due to a serious accident between i-95 and oxford will valley road. we have, of course, cars there emergency crews, and apparently there is an injury involved unfortunately. so they are trying to clear everything out at this point. we are going to move the traffic cam here to the ben franklin parkway and much more positive scene, this is ben franklin parkway today, site of the love run and ben franklin parkway is shut down between spring garden street and art museum circle for the love run. martin luther king drive shut down between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge and

kelly drive shut down between fountain green and strawberry mansion drive not for the run but foreman iflick regatta a moving traffic cam one more time here we go to the ben franklin bridge, in delays or problems on the ben franklin bridge or walt whitman for that matter and we are doing okay further up with 676, admiral wilson boulevard, no delays on 42, 55, ac expressway or garden state parkway. that is very latest from the the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. if you want to take a step back in time you don't have to go very far. there is a a spot in montgomery county that serves up not just great food but also a hearty dose of nostalgia. in this taste with torey report vittoria woodill introduces to us this real gem. >> and, welcome to the 50's. checkered floors, red letter boots, record on the wall a

spot for johnny b good and homemade american comfort food like chip beef, classic club, and cheese burger soup. >> washed down my cheese burger soup with some milk shake. >> reporter: make this diner in east nor iton a true gem. it has been a happening spot for more than three years serving breakfast all day on its original counter. in an original setting decorated by owner liz, in 1964. >> we jumped on a dance and we said we love doing that 50's dance. why not make it like the 50's. >> reporter: family spot with something to talk about at every table, and it is run by her family too. her sister, daughter, son and person who started it all. >> tony bello, her husband realized his love of food after being an army cook a passion that swung into building his business in norristown with a feel good menu that has kept local favorites.

>> provolone, cooked salmi, onions and tomatoes. >> reporter: for past couple years tony has had to look after the gem from the side line and developing an auto immune disease. how was it for you when you got sick. >> in the beginning, to be honest, i was very, very devastated. >> his sister took into the shrine of podrepi theo. >> i became a whole different person. >> with his family as his rock tony has taken on the role as greeter and the gem restaurant has made a classic, and that happening place. >> infamous, chickie's. >> to grab a bite. >> it sticks to your ribs and your heart. >> and feel at home. >> with family. >> that looks good, right. >> still ahead, flyers are heading to the playoffs, leslie van arsdal has their reaction, next up in sports.

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♪ bring me a higher love so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. flyers final regular season game is against islanders make up for game in february, orange and black are playoff bound, after beating penguins, the pens sat out chris lah tank and sidney crosby because it had in effect on their playoff seeding. the flyers gown a goal, pass to wayne simmonds, buried it, his 31st goal of the season flyers tie the game. second period just over three minutes left, shane gostisbehere the shot, simmonds with the redirects flyers take the lead on wayne's career high 32nd goal.

the to the third period, and pens pulled goalie and pierre edward bellmawr gets the empty netter so flyers are back in the playoffs three-one the final, they will take on the capitols. we work so hard to get to this point, i thought we deserved better, and that is only one step, but it is first step. >> we had a tough time but, you know, in the middle of the december we played good hockey. we did what we had to do. i'm just proud right now. >> definitely a sense of relief for everybody in this locker room, well deserved good feeling right now, we work hard to get to this point, to the man, it feels good, but we found our second goal. >> now the baseball phillies wrapping up series a begins the mets, jeremy heelic kson to the mound for fightins. last night they got their first win of the season thanks to ryan howard and great pitching. the fifth inning ryan howard batting with bartolo cologne,

his second of the season the forty-fifth of his career with the mets. phillies take the lead. vincent velasquez on the mound for phillies, he was dealing, he threw six shut out innings, threw three hits and struck out a career high nine. then the bull pen came in and threw three innings of the no hit baseball. mark gomez got it, to line up and the game. phillies get their first win of the season one to nothing the final. red sox against blue jays, pablo sandoval at the plate. broke the belt on his pants. what did he do? he will just toss it, who needs it. he finish that at bat. he is 5-foot 11 and weighs 255-. sixers final home game of the season tonight against the bucks, before the game, owner josh harris will be holding a a news conference. he is expected to name brain colangelo as general manager replacing sam hinkie. brian is son of the sixers chairman of basketball operations jerry colangelo. third round of the masters, jordan spieth, long

for final two holes where he bogey 17 and double bogey on the 18 and finished with a one shot leading into today's final round starting at 2:00 right here, on cbs-3. that is all for sports i'm's leslie van arsdal have a great the day. and that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we had for you a at 7:00. battle lines over state lines, why bernie sanders and hillary clinton, claims new york as their home turf. to know this will help other animals. >> ground breaking procedure done here in philadelphia, and how it could be, a safe the life of animals around the world. and there is a freeze warning in effect, how long will it the last, and how long until it feels like spring again. coming up on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning.

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flyers make it to the playoffs. now they say why it is important for them to win this year. >> today is sunday april 10th, good morning to you, justin drabick enjoying his morning off, katie fehlinger is joining us this morning. good to see you. >> very funny and cold morning. >> yesterday i'm taking a nap on the couch. twin girls taking a nap. my husband is watching the game. and they make that last goal, and he is like screaming and we all woke up. >> yes. >> yes. >> it was hilarious actually but thankfully we did have the flyers win to warm our hearts because we need it on a morning like this. it is chilly out there, of course, we will bundle will up if we are heading out the at all this morning, do expect that we will need, to have some winter weather gear, we will take you out to the look overlooking south mountain here in bethlehem, right here in the foreground we are taking a shot from hotel bethlehem, beautiful view for us here,