construction, few accidents out there, so slow it down. >> all right, and weather looking good, as well. little chilly start, little frosty start, might need couple every extra minutes, frost on the windshield being going to warm the car up, getting go this morning, but do have frost advisory in effect across the entire delaware valley, expires at 8:00 this morning, and we will see chilly start to our friday. 41 degrees right now in philadelphia. temperatures continue to fall, as we are still under the cover of darkness, 38 degrees in reading, we're at 32 degrees right now in millville. temperature change, though, over the last 24 hours, barely a change, not significant, so conditions pretty sim floor what we woke up to yesterday morning. another chilly start with those clear skies. and the calm winds, whenever we have that, that promote radiational cooling. temperatures really drop down under the clear skies, and with the calm winds conditions, headed into the day today, winds will stay nice and light, but conversely during the day, when we have these conditions, bright sunshine, clear skies, light winds, really allows temperatures to warm up nicely, so chilly, as you're

headed off to the bus this morning, 47 degrees for the 8:00 hour, but today's school day forecast, an a today, because by the 3:00 hour, you won't even need that coat. 64 degrees, really nice conditions, after this cool start to the day. nice and sunny for us, taking us into the afternoon hours. so, no problems for your commute. meisha, at least weather wise, with the clear skies conditions, taking us all throughout the day. >> yes, sounds good, give it an a, lauren, you are such a nice teacher. good morning, everyone, happy friday. looking at the vine, looking good. look at the westbound side, barely anyone out there. eastbound side heating up little bit. that's pretty typical. when i say typical until the worlds of traffic it means that's what we deal with pretty much every day. construction, jfk and spring garden, right lane still compromised, see flashing lights, still working in this area, i'll let you know this clears. this will start to slow us down little bit as we push deep near the 5:00 hour. make note it is still out there. ben franklin bridge for those of from jersey moving in the westbound direction, center city, looking at this, looking great. one of the favorite shots just

george us, again, that dark sky. love that shot. this is where we have an accident, skippack pike at north wales road. that's still out there. make note of this. not slowing you down right now, volume levels aren't thereto support. that will but certainly will, if we don't get that cleared out of the way. also take a look at this, kelly drive is repaving, let me see if i can, you there go, between fountain green drive, one lane report he had will he blocked here, not causing too many slow downs, certainly will within the next half hour if we don't get it out of the way, brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. federal judge expected to rule on lawsuits today between bill cosby and one every his accusers. andrea constant. each accuse the other of violating secrecy pact. >> also accused of suing bruce castor of defemation. jan carabeo picks this story up live outside the federal courthouse in center city. good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim, brooke, good morning, federal court judge today is expected to hear three separate issues, but the big issue today goes back to a

2006 secrecy clause in a civil lawsuit. >> bill cosby back in the spotlight today. happening this afternoon, federal court judge is set to way three separate issues, former temple employee and cost bee accuser andrea constant wants a judge to void a secrecy clause surrounding 2006 civil settle. the lawsuit against constant, her mother, her lawyer, alleges they violate that secrecy agreement by cooperating with officials who reopened her criminal complaint last year. constant's attorney says cosby is simply using the courtesies tell to try to intimidate witnesses. the judge is also hearing motions in constant's defamation suit against former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor, castor declined to arrest cosby in 2005 when constant alleged cosby allegedly assaulted her, now says she is enhance g her story while filing suit. >> now, cosby has denied any

wrong-doing, all along, the hearing happening today here in federal court is scheduled for 2:00. reporting live, in old city this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks, jan. one person is treated for smoke inhalation after fire rips through three homes in logan. fire broke out inside a row home at around 11:30 last night the 4500 block of marvine street. the flames spread to two surrounding homes before firefighters could get it under control. so far no word on the cause of the fire. new cbs news poll this morning shows nationally hillary clinton leading bernie sanders by 6% for the democratic nomination. >> the two presidential candidates are coming off a fiery debate ahead of new york's crucial primary. jamie yuck as with the recap. >> one of the most heated exchanges of the night came as bernie sanders and hillary clinton sparred over the issue of income inequality. >> i'm sure a lot of people are very surprised to learn

that you supported raising the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour. >> now, wait a minute, wait a minute, i have stood on the debate stage with senator sanders, and i've said the exact same thing. >> senator please. >> google says the vermont senator was the most searched and most followed candidate of the night n1 instant he pounced on clinton after moderate ers pressed her to release the transcripts of her paid wall street speeches. >> if everybody agrees to do it, because there are speeches for money on the other side, i know that. >> i am going to release all of the transcripts of the speeches that i gave on wall street behind closed doors. there were no speeches. >> the steaks are high for sanders and clinton here in new york with 247 delegates on the line. both candidate are vowing to fight all the way to the convention. >> i think we're going to win this nomination, to tell you the truth. >> a win for clinton in this state would make it

mathematically difficult for sands tears catch up. party leaders say now is the time to come together. >> i believe hillary clinton's going to win, and i believe there will be unity. >> the next big prize for democrats, is pennsylvania, where 210 delegates are at steak. jamie yuccas, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> meantime, donald trump picking up key endorsement from the new york post ahead of the primary, all of the candidate spoke at last night's gal to plea for support from their party. trump praised its response to 9/11. >> as the city we showed the world the very, very best in terms of bravery and heart and soul that we have in america. and these are the values that we need to make america great again. >> and we understand the need for a strong commander in chief with clear eyes as to the threat we face and the willingness and ability to rebuild our military and defeat our enemy. but as the men and women in

this room no, none of that matters if we can't win. we're just not going to lose the white house. there is a very good chance your senate majority leader will be the senate minority leader. >> kasich has pick up the endorsement of former governor george poe at that time i can and the latest pole shows the only republican candidate who could beat hillary clinton in november. battery charges are dropped against up do's campaign manager, prosecutors florida says there is not enough evidence to pursue the case against choir. security video showed him grabbing reporter's arm at an event. he said he doesn't remember the interaction at all. he called it a huge distraction for the campaign, and says he's glad to move on. a person of interest is now in police custody in connection with a deadly hit-and-run in port richmond. the man was taken away in handcuffs from a home on the 3200 block of cedar street. that's where police tracked an s.u.v. bleached to be involved

in the crash wednesday night that killed tommy dunbar at aramingo and lehigh avenues. dunbar, who was riding a scooter, was hit and dragged 200 feet. several protests shutdown streets for hours, in center city, near temple university. yesterday members of the philadelphia coalition for racial economic and legal justice called for an end to the police department's stop and frisk policy, and they want to hire minimum wage, $15 an hour. three protesters were arrested in old city, and near temple many others protested the university's plan to build a football stadium. they say the university has bigger issues to address. now a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the burlington county times, news when burlington county well known and respected farmers has died, anthony russo the third was killed yesterday struck by tractor on his family farm. russo's fruit and vegetable farm one of the most well known farm stands in the

county and across south jersey. the news journal of delaware reporting republican lawmakers are pushing a bill that requires state officials to notify the governor and secretary of the department of homeland security if refugees from a handful of countries come to delaware. now, these countries are on a list of though believed to be harboring terrorists. >> in the bucks county courier times, bucks county community college, student len pay 140 per credit next year, 5-dollar per credit hike approved yesterday, for full time student, increase of about $60 from the current school year, and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. now you have heard of a breathalyzer. what about a text-lizer. >> who can use it on your phone. >> tough start to the playoffs for the flyers. first they lose a game, then one of their key players. we'll let you know who could be side lined for awhile. plus: >> i don't like to be called a hero.

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♪ >> a pretty amazing moment from underneath the rubble of a powerful earthquake in japan. >> rescuers were able to save a eight month old girl from a collapsed building. video shows crews gently lifting the child from the rubble. she was returned to a waiting ambulance, and expected to recover. a preliminary 6.6 magnitude quake hit japan last night, at least nine people were killed, hundreds of others were injured. >> meanwhile, a california man is being called a hero for coming to the rescue after mom and her kids after a car

crash. >> they are also calling this guy good samaritan ninja. an s.u.v. overturned on highway 17 on the other side after retaining wall from greg's not fit class. he demonstrated for tv what he did. greg actually scaled the wall in 152nd, pulled the family from their suv. >> i don't think i had a clue. i don't like to be called a hero. i like to think that anybody would have done this. >> i know he wouldn't call himself that, but, you know, yes, i think what he did was heroic. >> the mom and kids are okay. mom said she thinks god sent her an ainge they will day. >> i agree. i don't know many people that can scale a wall like. that will how but, lauren? >> oh, i definitely can. i just did that yesterday. no big deal. >> how is the weather looking? >> the weather is being looking perfect, and we're in this warming trends that will continue into the upcoming weekends, it is a little chilly though to start this morning with the clear skies and the calm winds. getting a live look at the streets of philadelphia, this

is 16th and vine, little cool right now, 41 degrees, but calm winds, so no windchill impact. still might need, i know i hate to say it, winter coat this morning. 38 degrees in allentown, 39 in wilmington, waking to up near freezing in ac at freezing in millville, temperatures across the region, pretty chill think morning, 36 degrees in state college, 41 degrees right now in scranton, but storm scan3 showing us, a bunch of nothing, and we like that, clear sky conditions, not even a cloud in the sky. that's because of high pressure is in control. strong high pressure, so it promotes the sinking air, very stable air, will keep the sunshine around, and high pressure, holds firm, as we head into the upcoming weekends, overhead, across portions of the mid-atlantic, area of low pressure off shore, not very friendly, but will stay, as we continue to enjoy nice, quiet conditions, into the upcoming weekends, even into sunday, high pressure does stay in control. and in your regional forecast for today, beautiful conditions, bright sunshine, down the shore, up into the

poconos, it will be a little bit cooler today, down the shore, we top mid 60s in the city, middle 50's down the shore because we will have little bit after east wind, so cool breeze, and it won't be too breezy but still, catching some of the cooler ocean air, bring it on the shore. but into the upcoming weekends looking down right beautiful, up to 67 degrees, and by tomorrow, up to 72, meisha, on sunday, beautiful conditions for all of your outdoor activities. you can get the run in, you don't really have an excuse. you got to get out there and do it. >> yes, lauren, air absolutely right, there is no excuse. we wake up, it is a friday morning, talking about 70s. a lot to be grateful for, absolutely. boulevard here, headlights moving in the southbound direction, before the schuylkill. you can see what you are working w let me back out of your way. i would say this is fairly typical for a friday. but i will say, what we've been seeing so far, there is a little bit more activity than what we would normally see on very early friday morning, with the accident, many of which have been cleared, construction as well. make note.

overall, boulevard, looking pretty good before the schuylkill. delaware county take a look at this, for those every you headed in the northbound direction in delaware county looking good. take this up to the airport, exactly you what looking at. if you are taking a flight today all well at the airport. mass transit looking good, as well. this is where we have been talking about construction on broad street. both directions between jnk boulevard and spring garden you have lost the right lane. see just all of the flashing lights. penndot is out there. been out there all morning long. so far i'll let you know it clears, make note there is will start to slow you down just little bit any time you lose a lane on busy broad street it will slow you down. kelly drive repaving between fountain green drive and sedgley drive, one lane still block, make note that far for those every you in and around this area, also some downed wires from earlier accident, in upper dublin. blair mill road closed between witmer road and welsh rd., you will have to use alternate. best bet, dresher road. use it, it will get slow specially the more volume levels that weep start to pick up in the 5:00 hour pushing towards the 6:00. overall, it is a friday

morning, brooke, we're in a good mood. >> thanks, meisha. first it was the breathalyzer. now new york lawmakers want to introduce another road safety device, the so-called textalyzer. it will be able to check if someone was on the phone or texting during a crash. use of this device falls under evans law named after 19 year old evan lieberman. he died in a head-on collision with a distracted driver back in 2011. if evan's law passes new york would be the first state to the use the technology. i'm curious how it works if you have like the phones hook up to your sound system in the car. the texting i definitely agree with, it drives me nuts when i am sitting there at red light and i look over and people are texting. put your phones down. you got to drive. >> absolutely. >> pay attention. >> the flyers lose tough game. and a key player. >> multiple reports say sean could be out for the rest of the series after hurting his shoulder last night. lesley van arsdall takes a look back at the flyers rough

start to the playoffs. >> game one flyers capitols this was emotional hard hitting game from the start. the caps came out as advertised. looking like the best team in the league. now, before the game, a classy move by the capitols, moment of silence for flyers owner ed snider, who was a washington area native. and emotional night for the flyers for sure. but the offense just couldn't get going. down one-nothing in the third, the capitols are going to make it two-nothing, the flyers lose game one to the caps, two to nothing. >> well, how about vince, the phillies young starter had a career day yesterday. a complete game shut out. struck out 16. the phillies twin three-nothing, they won three out of four for the padres. that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> eagle fans still have to wait five month for the season to kick off. >> but we finally know who the birds will play after the schedule was released last night. here are some of the highlight. the season start against the cleveland browns on

september 11, rid here on cbs-3. the eagles also take on in state rival pit burying, on cbs-3, two weeks later. and starting in october, there are road trips to nfc east rivals, washington, dallas, and new york. on november 20th, it is a battle of the birds when the eagles travel to seattle to take on the seahawks here on cbs-3. >> and the season wraps up with the thursday night game against the giants, and a visit from the cowboys. >> now movie theatres, the one last place where you are using your cell phone is still taboo. but that could soon change. >> we'll show you who these remembers trying to attract by allowing texting during movies. >> bad. and it is a surprise after lifetime. some villanova basketball players help make young boy's day, why the visit was so special for the boy you'll love this story coming up.

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>> whirlwind since the villanova have won their championship. had fun celebrating. >> also giving back to one of their youngest fans. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown shows you the big surprise that made his day. >> as a reporter, you're taught to never relinquish the microphone during a interview. >> v for villanova ♪ >> unless it is to four year old blaze dave hoist wants to sing us the villanova fight song. >> fight fight fight ♪ >> we caught one blaze, his little sister, lucy, and his parent inside their newly renovated basement. >> equipped with blaze's brand new villanova themed playhouse, both of his parent are villanova alumni. the playhouse, empty now, but just 24 hours prior? >> oh, my gosh. >> take a look at the two surprise guests who showed to up greet blaze, who was recently diagnosissed when cancer. that is ryan arcidiacono, and daniel ochefu fresh off their

ncaa win. >> low and behold archie and i think blaze's reaction, something that we'll never forget. >> what turned out as minor renovation project to help provide a place to play and recover for the ram bunks us four year old undergoing cancer treatment, turned into elaborate space, the contractor, who knows the family well, took it upon himself to i am provise, and to get two of villanova star basketball players in on the surprise for the family. >> we were completely surprised about the whole thing, this exceeded our expectations. >> just excited, excited for everything, and i think we were more excite who had was there, woe have been excited for anybody. >> obama meisha until video taken by family and friends is going viral, lasting memory foreign err jet i can vivacious little boy on his way to recovery. >> to see that smile when blaze turned the corner, saw who was in his playhouse,

priceless, we could never get a better memory. >> our hope is that this is a great memory, he can tell his friends when he is in his college dorm room at villanova one day. >> blaze is expected to have extensive surgery in the next month or so, but his parents tell us that the oncologist say essex seeding all of their expectations at this point, and showing no signs of any abnormalities. in havertown, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> okay, i'm stating the obvious here, but how adorable are those little kids? but i also want to say, way to go villanova guys. when you're in a place of power, and you can use it, to really capture the heart of little kids like that, i mean, such a small gesture for them, but it makes such a huge impact. you have got to see. that's the kind of stuff you should be doing. >> they'll remember that forever. >> novanation continues to impress us. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", flying frustrations, what is behind the longer lines at airport security. >> plus local school hit the

graduation lottery. we'll show you what president obama will deliver at commencement speech this spring. >> and meet a real life candy man, if you have a sweet tooth like meisha over here, you will want to find this place, it is just one stop on her dream drive. lauren? >> and we are in the midst of a sunny stretch, but will it persist into the upcoming weekend? the answer in your eyewitness forecast, coming up

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>> a lot of frustrated flyers at the airport. if you have flown lately you probably ran into the long security lines, we'll show you what's slowing down the security process, and the tsa's response to angry travelers. good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. we'll check weather and traffic in just a minute, first, if you are just waking up, here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> hillary clinton and bernie san ers came out swinging. >> i question a judgement, which voted for the war in iraq. >> talk about judgement and talk about the kind of problems he had answering questions about even his core issue. >> on the republican side, key end doserment for donald trump,