in effect, katie will let us agree that means, and how high the temperature will go today. well, today is tuesday, april the 19th, good morning, aim jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, meisha here with traffic. first a check on the weather katie. good morning. >> yes, the weather definitely still very quiet. red flag warned we mentioned a moment ago, beautiful sunrise underway. handful of clouds at the moment. as we overlook spring garden intersection at broad street. the scene taken from our own station headquarters, a lovely view see the light of day, will come up 17 minutes or so from now, storm scan3, quiet, devoid of any storminess cold front trying to cross through. moving in from the north. it is going to cross through mid 70s, as opposed to low 80s, like yesterday, but off to mild start. fifty-six the temperature at the airport, red flag warning

that goes into effect at noon today. all of that means, guys, is that you have got to be careful with open flame. if there is a wild fire that sparks it, could get spread very easily because of the current conditions that we've got with the breeze and the low humidity. >> it will be a nice day. 74 degrees the eventual high for your area, under partly sunny sky, considering cold front crossing through, not bad. >> not bad at all, thank you so much for those warnings. absolutely take heed to. that will thanks, good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. looking at new jersey, 42 north board, holding steady and looking pretty good. sure, lenny of headlights, you can expect it at this time. things are actually looking pretty good there. schuylkill, headlight moving in the eastbound direction at grays ferry, just beautiful shot. looks great. volume levels are certainly starting to increase, push to the 6:00 now, overall still looking pretty good.

i love that blue sky. blue route northbound at mid-county looking good. dairy say it, still looking fairly quiet. that's what we want to see at 6:00. this is where we have overturned vehicle, we had one at garden state parkway northbound since cleared. great news for those of in you that area. downed wires, mays landing new jersey, route 50 southbound past the a.c. expressway only the shoulder is still getting by in that area. hard heart filled road closed. jim, brooke, back to you. >> thanks, meisha a philadelphia police hope surveillance video can help them find the person who slashed a woman's throat this morning in kensington. >> another woman found the victim stumbling along the 2900 block of north frankford avenue. the victim also had stab wound, and was rush to temple university hospital. police don't know who she is yet. because she is unable to talk. >> two men accused in the

shooting after philadelphia police officer are due back in court this morning. >> the officer is recovering at home after taking quick action that saved his life. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. jan? >> jim, brooke, good morning. that's right, both the alleged shooter and his accomplice are due in court to face a judge today, they are expected to be arraigned on a number of charges, including robbery, and attempted murder of that philadelphia police officer. >> officer mccullough hopped in a car home, the two year veteran of the force depart being thumbs-up not even 24 hours after being shot on the job. >> our offers remembers out there every day, protecting us, and showing the courage and resilience that we admire. >> his alleged shooter, 23 year old scott griffin, tracked to this west philadelphia neighborhood, earlier in the day. police say he was arrested without incident, but he was armed, possibly, with same gun

used to shoot officer mccullough. >> undercover narcotics officers actually saw him, they approached him, took him into custody, and he actually has a weapon on him. the shooter has a lengthy record, arrested 14 times. >> in fact, records show, given was arrested on multiple gun charges on march 16th. but was released just last tuesday after a judge cited a lack of evidence. the district attorney's office immediately refiled the charges. now, griffin, and his alleged accomplice, 20 year old sam ear, are behind bars. sam ear arrested sunday night shortly after the shooting. >> very happy to get him off the streets as quickly as we can. >> on sunday, police say, two men first robbed a man in the area of 59th and market street, and then tried to steel a woman's car. that's when officer mccullough and his partner stepped in. mccullough shot in the process. >> we just are happen that i officer mccullough will recover. and he's going to be okay. >> and top brass continue to

praise officer mccullough's quick action this weekend, remember, he used his own city issued tourniquet, placed on his leg to stop his bleeding and well enough to start recovering at home. reporting live outside philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks, jan. >> meanwhile, happening today, court appearance for the man accused of shooting a pennsylvania state trooper to death, then leading police on chase for more than a month. thirty-two year old eric frein could face the death penalty for the shoeing in 2014. faces dozens every charges including murder. sever described vial life list, and a massive manhunt across the poconos. bill cosby's wife camille hours away from deposition anything boston, will answer questions as part of a defemation lawsuit filed by seven women. they accuse the comedian of calling them liars, when they went public with sexual assault allegations. mrs. cosby previously

testified, in the case last february, a judge has ruled she must continue, but is prohibiting, quote, improper questions. including ones that fall under protected conversations between spouses. >> polls for new york's primary have just opened with momentum and huge delegates up for grabs. brian web shows us how the candidates fanned out across the empire state trying to pick up those last minute votes. >> brooklyn born bernie sanders pounded the pavement and ramped up the pressure hoping to pull off an upset win in new york. >> this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. >> hillary clinton has a ten-point lead over sanders in her adopted state. she spent the day drumming up support from her biggest backers, women and minorities. for the republicans, if donald trump capture more than 50% of the state-wide vote, it puts him in position to win all of new york areas 95gop delegates.

even a slip of the tongue during a speech in buffalo didn't seem to trip him up. >> i watched our police and our firemen down at 7-eleven, down at the world trade center, right after it came down. and i saw the greatest people i've ever seen in action. >> the polls show trump has more support in his native new york than ted cruz and john case he can combined. brian web, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> mine while, four candidates already looking ahead to next week's pennsylvania primary, ted cruz will attend a watch party in philadelphia tonight, john kasich will stop in pittsburgh, on thursday, he's got town hall in media, and the chester county republican center in king of prussia. today bernie sanders holds rallies in erie and state college while hillary clinton will visit philadelphia tomorrow night. >> ♪ >> now, for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. times of trenton reports a crossing guard was struck and killed by pick-up truck on route 129 in trenton.

chopper three over the crash yesterday afternoon, eyewitnesses say, the victim worked regular shift crossing pedestrians at the intersection, and his name has not been released. >> in the intelligence err, may soon cost student more to attend montgomery county community college. trustees unveiled budget proposal yesterday calling for an increase of 9.76%. that comes to about an additional $5 per credit. >> and from the front page of the delaware county daily times, new playgrounds catering exclusively to the needs of children with intellectual disability, opened monday afternoon. prime owes elementary school in upper darby, more than 50 student in the school's autistic support program will benefit from the two year, $200,000 project. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, the governor of texas declares a state of emergency in the wake of historic flooding. and they're not out of the woods just yet. see more of these dramatic images next. >> plus, it is a bad allergy

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>> texas residents using whatever they can to escape devastating flooding, even a refrigerator. >> at least five people dead, torrential rainfall, and more on the way. more than foot of rain fell in the houston area, submerging entire neighborhoods, highways, shot g down schools. many are still without power. the governor has declared a state of emergency, in nine counties. >> a reporter covering texas flooding became part of the story. he waited until flood waters to help a man escape from a sinking car, you can see the man struggling to swim, as a reporter rushes to his aid. all while the reporter held on to his microphone, started end viewing the man, as he gasps

for breath. >> here is another dramatic rescue, dozens of horses, became trapped in high water near a houston stable. several volunteers leap into the water armed with ropes, boats, to help the horses reach dry land. i think that's amazing, i'm so glad they were able to help these animals. they're helpless, you no, ma'am, when something like this happens. >> and that's a pattern, isn't this a pattern that's going across the country, katy? >> essentially, basically what's happening here, we have this blocking mechanism in place, where we've had beautiful weather for days, days, days, poor folks across the deep south, i mean being look what they've been dealing with, 24-hour loop, the casino every rain that's pushed through here; just incredible, and that video, i mean, jaw dropping, just when i think i've seen it all, unbelievable flooding down across houston yesterday. and again, we will let the loop play one more time for you. unreal, the kind of heavy rainfall intensity that just completely engulfed the i10 corridor in that section of the state. so, thankfully, they've chance to dry out at least little bit. some of the flood watt kerr

recede. but still looking at storminess here across the central plane. we still in the meantime are basically under the influence of high pressure, and also cold front dropping south, see how it is fizzling up across up-state new york, so we stay dry here today. high pressure is going to take the place of that cold front passing through, very weak cold front. so back to sunshine tomorrow, staying little breezy, temperatures take modest hit, back to the 60s frankly where we should be, then come thursday and specially friday, that storm system that we just showed you expands over the central planes, that start to move in. so thursday, overall, actually looks pretty good. start with sun, clouds builds in, overnight into friday, the rain starts to move back in. so we will be dodging showers, maybe some pockets of heavy rain, maybe couple every thunderstorms, windy warm that day, temperatures back to the 70s, meantime, beautiful. lovely start to the morning here, the light of day starts to pop, overbroad heads ville, live look at the pleasant valley middle and high schools there, campus at broads heads ville. meanwhile you got to factor in your health, talking about

weather like there is even though the air quality is good, pollen levels are really high. uv index starting to climb, too, this time of year. so make sure if you're going to enjoy the nice weather we've got, do you so with sun block and l err gentlemen meds, then the forecast, again, break out the wet weather gear by friday, looking at this point to be the wettest day of the forecast. >> i joust of just got my cbs-3 rain jacket. >> nice. >> excited all geared up. >> and i have my collar continue, and that's all i need. >> the roads? nothing to sneeze at. >> oh, wow, that was great. no, nothing to sneeze at. i would say that volume levels starting to build right now. we do have one accident, just happened out, there really what we've been dealing with all week long so far, nice dry roadways, but we've had a lot of construction because of t so, what you are looking at right now an accident pulled all the waff to the right shoulder, on the boulevard, approaching wissahickon, moving in the southbound direction, just make note of this, it isn't blocking any lanes, but what we typically

see with this sort of thing specially 6:00 hour if this happened put off to the shoulder we start to get little gaper delay, a lot of people tapping the brakes, taking peak what's going on, don't do, that just keep ongoing right by, just make note, it is on there. schuylkill eastbound at city avenue, what you are looking at moving in the eastbound direction, certainly heating up. we though, that we were even in the 5:00 hour. in the westbound side, just behind these trees, you can see, all the brake lights going off. so the schuylkill, no matter what direction you are going in, now in the 6:00 hour, you are slowing down. the boulevard moving in the southbound direction, approaching the schuylkill, this is what you are looking at there, tapping the brakes, to get on to the schuylkill, 95 south, before girard, this is another area as you move into center city now starting to heat up. so i would say just thinking about leaving your homes, i don't know, just give yourself a little extra time, jim, over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha a now to site that's truly out of this world. nasa just released this stunning video, of the aurora, and aurora australia. >> they're commonly referred to as northern lights. both happen when electrically

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>> the trends doesn't appear to be stopping any time soon. younger millennials, those who graduated from 2006 to 2010 are on track to surpass four job changes by the time they celebrate their 32nd birthday. happy hopping. >> moving along. sometimes your hat is just too valuable to lose. never this valuable, a woman in toronto actually risk her life to get her hat back. the toronto zoo is investigating after this woman, this video, surfaced of a woman inside the tiger enclosure. woman jumped the fence to get a lost hat, she was inside a second fence, kinds of the safety fence, but still, way too close for comfort. you can see the tiger reacting. the video even shows a man yelling at the woman. she was there with a small child. >> forget about wondering about replacement of the hat. she needs to buy some common sense. >> think snow. >> that's just crazy. >> terrifying. >> little nut. well, coming up: simple way to title allergies, honey, but can't just be any casino.

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>> katie is talking about a change in the weather pattern, including a chance of rain. that's coming up. good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> 6:30 on the dot, let's get you caught up. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> police have mystery on their hands whether woman is found with a slashed neck in kensington. >> two suspect in the shooting after philadelphia police officer are in custody. today, they are both expected to be arraigned on a number of charges, including, robbery and attempted murder. voters in new york head to the polls today. >> i need your help to keep going. >> i watched our police, and our firemen, down at 7-eleven down at the world trade center even slip of the tongue didn't seem to trip him up.

>> alex and wayne simmons, close enough to the crowd. >> the fans earned delay of game penalty for tossing those bracelets on to the ice. >> making it worth, flyers lost six to one, could be eliminated from the playoffs tomorrow night. we don't want that, kate. >> i no, we do not want that. all you can do, just shake your head at that. it is very unfortunate. but, at least the weather is nice. right? we've got that going for us here today. even despite the fact that there is a cold front dropping through, we're not looking at any casino of wet weather today. we will rather see couple of additional clouds, what recent days have produced little breeze that's real at this. so storm scan looks awfully quiet right now, right on the tail end of the radar, see over northern new jersey, up-state new york, blip of green. don't worry about that, again, look to go stay dry here today. and what that will do elevate the fire risk.

now, obviously the weather cannot start a fire, blew it can do is help to elevate the risk of any kind of wild fire spreading. so we will see red flag warning take effect at noon today. and all that means, on this checklist, you have low humidity, pretty decent wind gust, branches, leaves, and continued dry stretch of weather to help, you know, any kind of wild fires that do get sparked to spread easily. so be careful grilling, careful lighting the pier pit here today, obviously never, ever toss cigarette butt out the window, finds the right recepticles, guys. >> looking forward in the forecast though. still pretty mild day. off to mild start already. top off mid 70s, still substantially above average. so you know the sunny days continue at least for now. but we are quickly counting down to summer, officially, memorial day just 41 days away. and a whopping 76 days until independence day, so, you

know, the warmth definitely girls you little taste of summer here lately, meisha a but, at this point, we will take it, right? >> absolutely. there is no better time than right now and every day to feel like summer, thanks so much, katie. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. we do have accident outside. what you are looking at mind he is the boulevard, approaching wissahickon avenue. see it is pulled off to the shoulder. not blocking any lanes, but the good news about that is well it is not blocking any lanes. bad news it doesn't matter. volume levels are off. so we will have gaper delay. what we're seeing in and around the area you are slowing down little bit as you come by this, tapping your brakes, peaking what's going on, very careful, because we do have people, pedestrians, out of their vehicles walking around. ninety-five south before cottman. also, where we have business able -- disable vehicle, pulled off to the shoulder. going to cause maybe little bit of gaper delay. overall, just volume levels. and take a look at that. sunshine! i feel like coy get a tan just standing here. does it look like, maybe little bit? either way, pack your sunglasses because i can tell you right now this specially

moving in the eastbound side is verbal going to slow you down. so pack your sunglasses, we will begin with some sun up, slow downs, but never complain about that, because that sunshine is glorious. vine at 95, this is what you are looking at overall everywhere you are starting to slow down now. jim, brooke, back to you. >> thank you so much, meisha a well two, men accused in the shooting of a philadelphia police officer are awaiting arraignment. police identify the alleged gunman as scott griffin. also behind bars, griffin's alleged accomplice, samir. officer jams mccullough shot un stay -- sunday night weather and traffic stopping a car near 59th and market. left pen presbyterian hospital yesterday one day after shot in his left leg. meanwhile, community mourns a four year old girl shot to death allegedly by her father. "eyewitness news" was at a prayer vigil last night on east mayfield streets in kensington, on saturday afternoon police say maurice phillips shot tamire phillips in the head while playing with a loaded gun. phillips is facing murder charges.

>> we are learning more about the deadly amtrak crash in chester. on sunday morning, april 3rd, a train hit a back hoe killing two workers and hurting 41 people on the train. the preliminary report indicates the back hoe had a right to be on the tracks while workers did maintenance. track maintenance was planned over the weekend, april 1st, through april 4th, track two was removed from service during that time. trains were supposed to be running on tracks one, three, and four. now the ntsb does say this information is preliminary. and could change. >> happening today, atlantic city officials will be back in court, they want a judge to freeze the city's spending, until the city hands over millions of dollars it owes its school system. the state education department is suing the nearly broke city. the city paid half of a $8.4 million payment that was due last friday. well, nearly 82 million taxpayers received average irs refunds of about $2,800. >> before you blow that on new gadget, cbs news business

analyst jill schlessinger says there are smarter ways to use your refund this year, she is live in new york, good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> jill, i've been preferring this for years, but americans are actually better off not getting attacks refund. can you please explain this to everyone? >> reporter: absolutely, it is not found money, my friend, it is the return of a year long interest-free loan that you made to your uncle sam. so, first things first. if you did get a refund, you might want to adjust your withholding so you don't get one next year. now, with your refunds in hand, the first priority you want to replentish your emergency reserve fund. six to 12 months of your living expenses in a safe place. then, next, pay down consumer credit. credit cards, student loan debts, remember, when you pay down that loan, you're essentially earning a guaranteed return, it is much likely higher than any available investment certainly, much, much, much higher than any risk free

investment. >> what do you do if you have all of that covered already? >> i love it if you could boost your retirement contributions, into your employer-sponsored plan. maybe fund a traditional or rothira for next year, saving for college, how about a 529 plan? money gross tax free, money used to withdraw, side steps taxes. you can also always open a non-retirement account, just, remember, use the low cost funds, and if you're feeling charitable, you may want to make your annual donation now, and beat your end of year crush. in any event, don't just buy the newest gadgets that's are out there. a lot of americans say they will pay down debt. that's probably a good thing. >> music to my ears, thanks so much, jill. take care. >> let's talk playoff hockey. the flyers came out on fire last night against the capitols at the well. michael scored less than a minute after the opening face-off but it was all capitols after. that will they beat the flyers six-one, taking

commanding three games to none lead in the opening rounds of the stanley cup playoffs. game four is tomorrow night. the season will be over, if the flyers can't manage a win. i like to say it this way: the season won't be over if the flyers win four in a row. now, flyers fans were upset, and they let the team know it for some reason during the third period. >> justin finch is here with us to tell us how the fans reacted which was not a good thing. >> yes, jim, brooke, not ideal here, even though the flyers lost, fans' tempers won out. first watched their team get work over at home, then a select few fans turned free wrist bands into weapons. now here is what we are talking about, glowing wrist bands taped to chairs at the wells fargo center, part of tribute to flyers founder ed snider who recently died of cancer. and now, to this: the tribute under low-light you can see those glowing bracelets for the snyder presentation moving moment, soon forgotten though by the third period, fans may have wanted those lights back off. turns out, they weren't seeing

much of a match up between the flyers and the washington capitols. livid fans launch their bracelets on to the ice by the dozens, caps defensive found himself in the cross hairs, crews swept in to sweep up the bands which delayed the game. >> two minutes, flyers delay of game. >> you've done it now, fancying nor announcer lou's loud speaker calls for callment. he warned wrist band could end with penalties and he was right t didn't do much. caps coach barry weighed in postgame. >> stuff we wanted to have happen there, and, you know, the entire third period was just not good all around. >> i just thought it was, you know it, wasn't good for the game, plane and simple. you know, we were on national television. i don't think, you know, displace our game very well. >> not well at all. add this to the list of

philadelphia sport fans behaving badly, as win simmons said, ed snider would not have been too happy here guys. >> that's a bummer. we got to do better. >> start keeping it classy. we bring in pat gallen, at the game shooting store allows night, in the crowd as bracelets began to rain down, pat, just plane ugly. >> reporter: ya, guys, definitely was, i was actually shooting a story about the atmosphere becomes what it is like to be up close and personal in a playoff atmosphere, the flyers, so gracious and generous, and they let me basically almost on to the ice last night. a front row seat right on the glass, could you see everything right there. and it started off great. i mean, the pre-game ceremony for ed snider was fantastic. although there was one person that started it off by screaming obscenity during the moment of silence, so that one person of course ruined it for everyone. then as the flyers are losing late in the game, mentioned throwing the stuff on to the ice, but not all of them reached the aisles.

so i was in the front row with other people. and we were getting pelted or close to being pelted by these bracelets. and the bracelets, you know, they're little plastic brass lets with a runner band on them. but they are still heavy enough to do some damage. so, it turned into an ugly scene pretty quickly. and we as philadelphians and philadelphia sports fans get a bad rap, and it is just a few people that spoil it for the bunch. this is about 100, maybe 100 or more, that did this. it is not a good look for the city, guys. it was definitely plaque eye for the sit. >> i that's a bummer. >> thanks, pat. we will be checking in with you in just a little while. pat will be back with a look at cool new playgrounds in our area, that kate tears kids with special needs. that's good news. >> that is good news, thanks, justin. and two members of the worlds famous rockettes will be joining us, where you can see them this summer, and also little lesson in high kicking. you don't want to miss it, it is next.

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>> pat gratten life in east falls, with more on how special needs kids, get the help they need, to enjoy some fun and games. hey, pat? >> good morning, guys, kids at play here in east falls. and it is an indoor playground, facility, that doubles as a therapy center for children. see the huge jungle gym, ball pit, try to climb out of this thing, i'm too old for this stuff. back here with julia singer cats, julia, go through the backgrounds of this place. how did it come about? where did the idea come from? >> sure t came from this idea that our children in the community needed some more support in terms of early intervention, in terms of therapy. so what we offer here, is physical therapy, occupational

therapy, speech therapy, we do special instruction, we work with kids on the spectrum, and we really wanted it so that when you come in, you don't know who is getting therapy. kids are just playing, and they're learning and they grow as they play. >> private party, and it is really kind of what the community wants to make it. >> so not just for special needs kids, basically for anyone. and big kids like you. >> parent love it, also? >> as you can see, definitely a loft fun with the jungle gym, with the ball pit, all sorts of stuff happening here, go, little deep near some of the therapeutic options for the kids. >> some of the kids we offer, in terms every like our classes, that is today actually at 1:00 our fun with food class. that's actually sensory class. it is led by occupational therapist. the kids are playing with food, they're creating things, but at the same time, working on sensory issues that maybe that can come along with it, spectrum disorders or it could come along with adhd.

kind of mixture that far stuff >> one of the biggest attractions, zip line. >> are you trying to tell me something about the zip line? >> maybe give a go. >> okay? >> let go. >> guys, here goes. >> see ya. >> i was very concerned. >> i can see why kids have fun here. >> i was very concerned, you chip a tooth. i don't know how our dental plan is. >> we were nervous! >> thank god my benefit are all in order, that's a good thing. >> thanks so much, pat.

>> now re head over to katie with a check on the forecast, katy? >> that looks great. all sort of gripping, what's going to happen? oh, no kiddingment makes for great television. >> thanks, pat. we want to check in with the weather watcher network this morning, reporting pretty mild conditions, all things considered, normally our low drops down to about 45 degrees, give or take, through the outlying suburbs can get even cooler than that, but a loft you already in the 50's at this hour, let's take you down into actually go into central delaware, go down to dover where it is 50 degrees, starts in from andy ziegel, again in dover, and curious what the white thumbs are in sky, seen such bright sunshine, clear skies as of late. love that. little further off to the north, bit further inland, 42 degrees in from eileen, sends in colder, colder eggs cents -- observations, simply because more remote suburbs, but looking at beautiful sunrise, beautiful day coming up ahead. we take to you one more. we go to 52, coming it from kerry also seeing just couple of clouds out in mt. laurel. but, regardless, report that

it is a really pleasant beginning to the morning. and i can absolutely a test to that. having been out on the skydeck earlier this morning, really does feel comfortable outside. here is a nice wide zoom storm scan3. couple of things to point out here. we have frontal boundary dropping south. notice, what happens, though. see how it is fizzling it, will come through dry today. that's where the clouds and breeze comes from. large system, starting to get its act together, and it eventually starts to migrate east, as high pressure currently keeping us pretty quiet. start to breakdown. so, eventually rain returns to the forecast. that's later in the seven day. for now, if you suffer from allergies, listen up. check it out. very high levels. specially if tree pollen for the next couple of days, by the time we hit thursday night, there could be already some wet weather to track on the radar. friday, though, when we have chance to see the pollen gets washed away for the time being, but i would suggest having the umbrella handy, because by that point, more rain in the forecast, meisha. >> allergy sufferers sure will be happy about that rain coming. thanks so much, katie. good morning shall everybody. dry roadways today.

we do have this accident here, you can see, route one northbound past route 32, blocking the right lane, forcing everyone over to the left lane. this is going to be very slow moving there. also, we had disable vehicle here, 95 south before cottman. shoulder, now cleared, you can see that sun glare, that's going to let you know, pack those sunglasses. accident here, boulevard southbound, approaching wissahickon, pulled out to the shoulder. you can see the flashing lights, what you are seeing primarily here, is you are going to have some gaper delay. make note of. that will also disable truck, leaking fuel, sumneytown pike near the northeast extension, make note of this. for sure. if you are in this area. because this, you want to stay clear of. any time you have a truck or vehicle leaking fuel, you want to keep a safe distance. also, lawn painting projects between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. today. dealing with this yesterday. today it is the blue route moving in both directions. the entire lent of the blue route. wednesday through friday will be the schuylkill, friday the vine street expressway. and then, we've got some sewer repairs here, mt. laurel, new

jersey, hartford road is closed, between sixth avenue and union mill road, and it sounds like this will be closed until at least noon. probably further. so you will have to use that alternate to get around this. it will be briggs road, larchmont anarch road as your alternates. brooke, jim, over to you. >> i'm here with two special guests, meisha, a for many christmas in new york wouldn't be complete without a visit to radio city music hall to see the world famous rocketsbut you don't need to wait until next december, we have your backs here on cbs-3. the ladies back at radio city again this summer starring in the new york spectacular two of the rockettes to tell us more about this exciting show, good morning, theresa and jack. >> i good morning. >> thank you for being here with us this morning. i just want to get right into it. what's it like being part of this famous dance world? >> oh, absolutely a dream come true. this is my third season being a rockette. being with them, i couldn't

ask for meg more. >> both philly girls now? >> yes. >> you live in fill. now you're not from philly? i can tell. >> no, from australia. >> so tell us about this production, new york spectacular. >> the new york spectacular, so excited for this new show coming over summer, opens up june the 15th until august the seventh. ticket are on sale now. get it at rockettes/new york. >> dancing in multiple shows, a day, how do you prepare for this? >> we work six days a week, monday through friday, rehearse 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., every day, we get one day off. we train really really really hard. and this year we have me and michaels, you have probably seen on so you think you can dance as our choreographer and director, working us like crazy, getting push way beyond our boundaries what people have normally come to see the rockettes do, pushing us that much further, and we're real excited to have her on board

with us this year. >> casino of sounds likes jim donovan's schedule. speaking of dancing, rockettes known for their famous kicks. can we make a line? >> ya. >> i'm ready. >> i'm red. >> i common in. >> ladies, all in the center. >> born for this! >> we will start out, with our feet together, we pop our left tow up. >> okay. >> great. >> nice ladies. >> so what we do now, we calling stealing the fabric. we take our right hand, put it between the shoulder blades of the girl next to you, our left hands slide down to the lower back, then we don't touch. we just take our fingers, and feel the fabric. just to make sure that the girls next to us is where we need her to be. >> okay. >> really leaning on katie. >> oh, no, no, no. >> step on the left foot? >> i wish you could see the producer's face right now. we can kick out. take it back down.

>> how are we kicking with that foot? >> left foot. >> passse out. and go. then we dot same with our left foot. all right? okay. so, let's start out, and we do eight of them. ready? >> no, we're not. >> six, seven, you got it, step one out, three -- yes! >> spectacular starring the radio city rockettes at radio city from june 15thing in all seventh. >> guys? >> ladies, your jobs are safe! your jobs are safe. back with three things, before you go. >> it is three to go.

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well as you head out the door here are three things happening today that you should know about. it is three to go. >> two men accused of shooting philadelphia police officer james mccullough will be arraigned today. officer mccullough recovering at home from a gunshot wound to the leg. >> the battle for control of atlantic city goes to court. the state wants a judge to freeze ac spending until it hands over millions of dollars it owes the school system. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are leading the polls ahead of today's new york primary focus now shifts to pennsylvania's primary next tuesday, april 26th. >> and that is three to go. >> now let's take a take a last look at weather and traffic.

>> weather looks phenominal. taking a look at the live neighborhood network, beautiful view, outsides can you kutztown area middle school, phillies game back at home yet again here today, 56 degrees, just couple of clouds, it will be little breezy but certainly a very pleasant night for baseball. that's for sure. meisha? >> absolutely, thanks so much, katie. all right, here we have an accident 95 north past street road. see it pulled all the way off to the shoulder, but overall things looking okay there. this is where we had an accident, boulevard southbound approaching wissahickon put off to the shoulder, that has also cleared, this is it right here. and also, that accident on route one northbound past route 32. has also just been cleared. >> next up on cbs this morning, complete coverage of the new york primary, plus new technology that could change the way you order your drinks at the next bar. >> remember to join us early every morning we start every day at 4:30. have a great day. cbs this morning is next. >> ♪

good morning. it is tuesday, april 19th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." deadly and devastating floods force more than a thousand rescues in texas, and the threat is not over yet. ahead of his visit to saudi arabia, president obama talks with charlie about isis, vladimir putin, and what he calls our dysfunctional political system. and it's primary day here in new york. donald trump and hillary clinton look for their first victories in almost a month. but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> with more rain coming, we don't know where it's going to fall. >> heed those warnings. turn around, don't drown.