>> i'm ray sole. -- rahel solomon. >> overturned tractor-trailer sure to slow you down. >> another one. >> my goodness, the weather again cooperative. warmfront lifting in. if you look real closely, what you will see here on this shot outside pleasant valley, top haft of the screen there, in the distance, actually facing east. you can see some of the light of day trying to pop over the horizon. still the street lamps in the foreground outside the schools, showing that, at this point, not really much left of any snow. >> some of the piles had been built up, but even though it is chillier out there today, most of us are now completely snow free. meanwhile, the day goes on, i expect to see mixture every sunday and clouds, should start the morning off little brighter but with time, the clouds will begin to build. it comes because of warmfront passage between the hours of 2:00 and 5:00. we hit our official daytime

high 53 degrees. here in the city. but even though this is actually the coolest day of the next several, still milder than average. the wind will eventually turn more southerly, pretty light, wind direction bit more northeast right now. it will continue to turn as the warmfront takes over. so again, more clouds today. the wind turning south. it is still milder than average. but coming up we go on another very significant uphill climb. i'll let you know day is the warmest of the next stretch of very mild weather, meisha. >> good, looking forward to it, thanks so much. so we have live chopper three over what we've been talking about for little bit now. overturned tractor-trailer, blue route, heads up on this, the good news is the driver was in the injured. the trailer was empty at the time but you can see completely flipped on its side, under belly obviously showing to the office their, looks like he is the only one now, it was a string of officers, squad cars, now looks like just one out there. so we have another tractor-trailer pulled off to the side. you can see the flames out there. this is all going to slow you

down. this is all recipe for some gaper delay. exactly what we will start to see as soon as you start to tap the brakes, when we start to slow down, start to progress, go lower than posted speeds which will probably happen in the 6:00 hour, so heads up on. that will then also, construction limekiln pike closed between county line road and westminster drive. you will have to use alternate. county line road is going to be your best bet. and also, some more construction in springfield, springfield road between packer avenue and oak avenue. closed between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. this will run you through april 7th. so you have another alternate here. baltimore pike is probably going to be your best bet. jim, rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> the manhunt continues for the person investigators say is responsible for multiple kidnappings in the wilmington area. >> last week woman kidnapped at the top of the hill amounts, not far from there, another kidnapping arundel apartment. live on the cbs-3 news center more on this investigation, good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning,

rahel, jim. police believe the same man responsible for both attacks, appears to be choosing his victims at random from the wilmington area apartment complex cents. police chief says he is putting around the clock row sources on this case, before this man strikes again. in the latest incident happened sunday night at the arundel amounts. woman told police she came home around 7:45 p.m., approached by mask man with a gun in common area of her apartment building. he forced her into her apartment, where he physically and sexually assaulted her. he then forced the victim into her car to four bank atm's where he made her withdraw unknown amount of money. she was able to escape and call 911. police believe this same man is responsible for a similar attack, against another woman last week, at the top of the hill amounts, in wilmington. people we spoke to who live in the area say resident are on high alert. >> now, looking over my shoulders. >> i have to make sure she comes out here, makes sure she makes it to her car, news is

craze. >> i police have surveillance video from the atm working to enhance, for now they describe the man they are looking for as five-eight, five-at any, with med yum build, discontinuing accent. jim and rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. meanwhile we learned this morning the carjacking and kidnapping in the logan section of philadelphia that we reported last night that led police on frantic search for missing four year old, well it, turned out to be a hoax. during questioning, police say, a 22 year old man admitted that he made the entire story up. as we reported last night at 11:00 the man told police he was delivering pizza 4600 block every sydenham street when his car was stolen. he claimed the little boy he was babysitting was inside. again police now say he made the entire story up. no word yet if the delivery driver already charged. >> continue to look for the man in this surveillance video after second burglary in montgomery county this month. suspect used rope to climb down into lansdale meats and deli north broad street last

week, cash and handgun after breaking his way into the office. nearby business owner says he's nervous after hearing about the burglary. >> you own a business, and you have got the news that your neighbor got robbed. what, is my turn next or what? he started whole area to know where to get in and, you know what i mean, what, nobody knows anything at all? >> earlier this month a burglar stole jewelry from the cosco in king of prussia by rep egg through the roof. police are now looking for ties between these two crimes. >> well, small plane crashes into a shopping mall in australia killing all five people on board. >> this morning learning four of the victims are americans. this was a wreckage in mel born, the victims were on golfing vacation when the twine engine plane went down yesterday morning. the pilot reported a catostrophic engine failure just moments before the crash. no one, fortunately, on the ground was hurt. the mall had not yet opened for the day. >> the transportation security

administration in hot water after they walk through security check point in jnk airport. three set off metal detector, the port authority of new jersey and new york says tsa officials waited two hours before notifying them about the security breach. >> security, and nobody doing anything. >> it is scary, dangerous, in today's times, that's really dangerous. >> now the tsa is reviewing what happened and says will retrain and discipline employees as the agency sees fit. the white house is responding to new wave of bomb threat against jewish community centers across the country. reporting the development came on the same day president trump filled key position on his security team, while demonstrators held rallies against his and jen did a. >> the advisor, man of tremendous talent, tremendous experience. >> president trump followed his announcement of his new national security advisor with a post congratulating him on facebook, writing in part: general hr mcmaster will play a big part in making america

safe again. motorcycle mass serra active duty army lieutenant general known to be outspoken thinker and prominent military strategist. >> i just like to say what a privilege it is to be able to continue serving our nation. >> he's replacing michael flynn, forced out last week, after misleading top administration officials including vice president mike pence, about a pre inauguration contact with russian diplomate n brussels monday, mr. pence said he supported the president's decision to let flynn go. >> i was disappoint today learn the facts that had been conveyed to me by general flynn were inaccurate. >> this week mr. trump is expected to roll out new travel and i am graduation ban, to replace the one tied up in the courts. and cbs news has learned, homelands security secretary, john kelly, will release tough new guidelines aimed at undocumented immigrant. demonstrators used holiday yesterday to rally across the country against the president's policies. >> this is not the country that we want to be. >> also on machine day, the

white house responded to reports of bomb threats against at least ten jewish community centers nationwide. saying, in part, the president has made it abundantly clear that these actions are unacceptable. roxanna, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." well, it is a bittersweet day at the national zoo in washington, d.c. >> that's because zoo keepers and fans have to say good-bye to baobao. later this afternoon three year old baobao will get in her crate and take a flight to join her brother at the conservation and research sent. will have lot of snaps to -- smacks to keep her happy. 65 pounds of bamboo, 2 pounds of apples, pairs, two sweet potatoes, 10 gallons of water. got to stay hydrated. baobae will join a breeding program. >> good for her. still ahead, more damage expected to california's oroville dam. >> now repairs crew are facing whole new challenge. >> plus caught on camera. doctor rides to work at

medical clinic, followed inside by a coyote. we'll show you what happened next. patrick? >> inner city student athletes have the driver and talent but they don't always have the resources against the next level. coming up next see how focused athletics is changing the game for high school kids in philly and doing with help from the community. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is tuesday morning, february 21. can you believe the month is almost over? >> flying by. >> flying by. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> welcome back everyone, authorities at california's damaged oroville dam are facing a new challenge. >> this one is right at the bottom of the spillway, massive island of concrete, debris, below the primary spillway. experts say about 150 cubic yards, now the average dump truck carries about 16 cubic yards, crews will have to get in thereto clear the mess before the power plant can get back on line. >> 60 miles south of the dam national guard helping deal with flooding from storms near sacramento. they're piling sandbags, around buildings, and other places to keep rising water in place. now, voluntary evacuations in effect. farmlands all across the valley underwater and the water damage could impact farm

prices. >> now, i feel like california has had rough weather for couple every month. >> i think i heard the other day, 57% of the state now no longer in a drought. >> yes. >> yes, you're right it, has been several years of not just extreme bye even exceptional drought in some parts of the goal end state. yes, they've had so much rain, that they've been able to scale back some of the drought concerns, but those are the kinds of problems that you get from that much water too soon. meanwhile we are not necessarily looking at much wet weather at least for the next couple every days, say for warmfront may trigger quick spotty shower or sprinkle tonight. more than anything the story is the warmth. and again, the jet stream, so far to the north it, will allow the temperatures to spike anywhere from 15 to 25 degrees above what is typical here. from mid to late week. now at the moment, when we look down across the southeast, even back toward st. louis, you can tell where cold front has yet to actually cross through. little spike on the thermometer in birmingham, charleston, cold front lifting

in as we speak. so 35 degrees, is going to look a lot more like maybe 40 degrees at worse come this same time tomorrow. meanwhile, as we look at storm scan3, system bringing it to us, again, warmfront columned by cold front passage, no major drops in the they are mom nerve until we hit the upcoming weekend here, will be minimum moisture works its way through with the system for our area anyway too. that's not really going to bring much in the way of wet weather we could use at this point, # 3 degrees the expected high meantime coolest day of the next five, still 8 degrees above average. we drop down to 40 later tonight, with nothing more than spotty shower. and then looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day, we spike to 71 degrees fortes of may on thursday. call it generally partly sunny, perhaps few more clouds than sun, but regardless, it looks dry, perhaps a disturbance triggers shower to the south. but then we look to the weekends, bigger storm system comes along, sending us back to dose of reality monday. >> katie, 71 on thursday. man, almighty. all right watch are we looking at now? live chopper p overturned

tractor-trailer pulled all the way off to the side. schuylkill westbound, good news, driver not injured. the trailer was completely empty. that's good. this is just giving you a birdseye view of what's what it is looking like come around the ben here, actually looking okay right now. you might be tapping on your brakes. you can have little gaper delay there of course. but overall actually looking okay. still moving around, around that ramp on the blue route northbound the ramp to schuylkill westbound. looking okayment look that the guyment all the way on its side. under belly carriage. showing the driver as they drive by yikes. if you can avoid that area, i would say do so, maybe wait little bit. if you can't you will still be okay. ninety-five south cottman looking pushing in the southbound direction toward center city. looking actually all right right now. rahel, jim, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. to play college sports you have to be strong physically and mentally. >> local man making sure high school kids in philadelphia can be both. pat gallen here to explain. >> i love telling stories like

this, this is awesome. we all know how tough it is to make the transition from high school to college. the paperwork, the testing, the expenses cents. and for many kids, the challenge can be even more daunting. that's where jackson duncan and focus athletics gives a helping hand. inner city student athletes oftentimes lack the resources cents necessary to take the leap from high school to college. jackson duncan trying to change that, with focus athletics. >> let's go, let's go, let's go. >> college scholarship is tough enough, then you have sat's, professional development, filling out application. >> focus athletic gather to push its student don't reach their full potential by provide ago free work out and a sat prep course. it all comes through help from the community. >> so we multiply times tx ... >> this is the only term -- >> we had so many great people have come forward to give us what we need, to be a tutor,

to be a strength coach, to be a mentor, to help a kid with a college essay, donation. >> in addition catered by local restaurants like farmers keep in center city, jackson and crew have helped countless players achieve their dream, of playing in college, including linebacker casey williams, who received scholarship to temple. >> i think a father figure to me, all every these guys, most guys here, going through problems of their own, you come here, paradise, like i loverring in this gym. it takes my mind off of everything. >> other student are following in casey's footsteps by utilizing awe that focus has to offer. >> i come here. i work my tail off. i do a single work out. you do sat's to get a high school, then i got scholarship after scholarship. and now not only do i have the most academic scholarships on, i mean, the most athletic scholarships on my team, i have the most college acceptance cents out of my senior class. >> so being hereof course sat prep, all sorts of stuff like that, academic it has been --

because if you don't have the academics, you can't get to the scholarships. >> good job, good job, good job. >> what started with two, three kids has grown expediently with focus helping kids get to schools like temple, maine, u mats mass, and others, more than just football. the student rent receiving academic resources plus a network of partners, that offer job opportunities, and internships, in their fields of interest. so if you would like to help, you can learn moran donate at focus athletics.org. and that's awesome. >> isn't that awesome? i just like the fact they say it is a safe zone. you don't know what's going on in these kids lives, but it really gives them folk thrust. >> absolutely, sometimes you just never know one person how much a difference it can make in someone's life. >> quite the operation. thank you, patrick. >> well, watch as this south carolina doctor walks into work, and ya, he gets unexpected visitor.

coyote. >> camera captured the frightening scene at medical center outside of charleston, did the opened the door, the coyote trailed him by few feet, at first glance he thought it was a dog, but he quickly noticed it was more menacing. >> i put my hands up, and jingled my keys, the coyote took step back. basically i came back here and pushed the exit button, and took a run for it. >> now, coyote citation apparently come on this this area. but animal expert say it is rare for them to enter building. i'm sure a lot of people are happy about. that will so i guess jingle your keys, if we see one outside the tv station, here that, katie? just jingle. >> we are more likely to see like cats, scary cats. popular restaurant closes down the shore. that's coming. >> plus looks like something straight out of star wars. check out the first fully manned whoever bike. >> the phillies, looking for few new ball girls, so i decided to see if i have what it takes. i think that i do.

see how i did. also i'll let you know what you need to do if you want to apply. coming up. welcome to your health with joan lunden presented by the centers for disease control and prevention. >> hi. i'm joan lunden. 29 million americans in our country have diabetes. and 25% of them don't even know it. and that is pretty scary because if left untreated, diabetes can lead to serious complications, including blindness. today i am joined by jinan saaddine from cdc.

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>> expect to see is a big cool down, temperatures drop off, passage of new storm system, which is expected to bring in some rain, very likely spring like thunderstorms too saturday. then we should brighten up sunday as the temperature drops. guys? >> thank you, katie. now, for look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> from the news journal, delaware officials want to crackdown on massage parlors, bipartisan group of 16 legislatures has proposed new law that would tighten regulations on massage businesses, some of which they say are haven for prostitution, and human trafficking. and the delaware county times, ridley township commissioners will be considering an ordinance at their meeting wednesday night. the ban smoking at all parks and recreation facilities in the community. several areas in delaware county have already adopted rules consistent with what's

known as the young lung at play policy. >> think about dining out egg harbor township? don't go to car and a's location grill in harbor square abruptly closed down friday, sudden shutdown of 43 restaurant owned by the company's owner. and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware val. >> i well, a russian high-tech start up is making dreams come true for star wars fans. >> yes, selling off concept hover bike, like the star wars cedar bike. tell us what you think, they demonstrated the hover beak this weekend, it is being called the first fully manned hovering bike in the world. it electric powered, motorcycle technology, some say it, will revolutionize transportation, but others cannot wait to see it. in extreme form. >> scary. >> i can tell you right now, the four of us, exactly, i was going to say, meisha? >> you admit t guys, you won't get around that and go around

the studio? >> few feet off the ground but not going outside. >> what? you could fly anywhere in that. now, i don't think i've ever seen full star wars movie so i don't know how. >> the reference there. >> but i have to tell that you looks pretty fun. >> if you see her flying out off the skydeck? >> i'll pick you all up on my way, pick you all up. >> no room for groceries. >> no, they need to make it bigger like a big bus, then we can all just go fly around the city, amazing, fun. >> frantic rescue caught on camera. look closely un all of that rubble. so you can see little girl burried alive. we'll have the incredible months she is freed. >> plus, tunnel discovered in iraqment wait until you see what was inside and what soldiers say it was being used for. >> and the pope has warning for families, the things people do at dinner tables, that he says, could lead to a war. oh, boy. we'll be right back

>> here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> new castle county police believe one man responsible for two kidnappings at two apartment complexes. now, looking over my shoulder. >> new castle county police chief says he's putting around the clock resources on this case, where this man strikes again. >> man every tremendous talent. >> president trump taps career army officer hr mcmaster to be his national security advisor. philadelphia nay i have replaces ousted michael flynn. >> it is a battle between amazon and wal-mart for on line shoppers.

amazon just lowered the amount to get free shipping regardless of if you have prime. >> say bye bye to baobao. >> bye, hope you have a noise trip. >> three year old panda leaving her home at the national zoo in washington dc today. >> she's taking a one way fed ex flight to china to join her brother at conservation cente center. and will have plenty of smacks to keep her happy on the looking flight, including 55-pound of bamboo. >> clearly not watching her weight. >> no. >> not that baobao needs to. >> spoiled by this weather. today still above average. little cooler. >> yes, definately cooler, and it lend up being about, i would say, mid 50's here today, but i have to point this out. do you see the beautiful streaks of red showing up on the skyline behind me here? a really pretty sunrise, but remember, the whole thing of red sky and mourning, sailors take warning. i don't think we are talking any kind of major storm system necessarily here locally but there is a front that's going

to be lifting in. helping to change some of the colors on the skyline, but making for some beautiful views. that said, take quick peak on storm scan3, definitely showing some of the signs of the sunlight coverage specifically clouds beginning to build in across the area, we do still generally have more clear skies than anything, so say we start the day off with more sun, but with time, eventually clouds will continue to build in. meantime, it is chillier this morning, you have dropped anywhere from five to ten to even close to 15 degrees from this same time yesterday. so definitely kill year start to the day. as it reflect on the thermometer, it is more like 35. currently at philadelphia international airport, 26 in mount pocono, and 32 with a calm wind atlantic city, that's good thing, at least the wind calm, will stay that way, right now even happen adder hard wind flow, it is a sign we do have warmfront lifting in with the southerly component to the wind flow. around the region as whole here toed, we hit who in the mountains with sun, as well. with time those clouds as i mention do begin to build

perhaps we see spotty shower at some point this evening, meisha. generally you will get away without the umbrella here today. just more -- >> oh, good news, all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. well, right now, we are keeping our eye on this overturned tractor-trailer, the blue route northbound, the ramp to schuylkill westbound, live chopper three over it right now. i have the good news that the driver was not injured. the trailer is empty, at the time that it turned over. you can see it right there. completely showing its un belly. trying to get this remedy for you cleaned out of your way, good news look around here it is really not slowing you down too much. congestion levels around the area actually looking okay, casino every holding steady as is, has been the entire 5:00 hour, now into the 6:00 hour. so actually looking okay there. just heads up, it is out there. do you have know that for those you have take that push into the 7:00 hour it might slow you down little bit. then we have accident, reports of a vehicle fire here, as well, sounds like car went off the road as well. so heads up, 295 northbound

past florence, vehicle off the road there. maybe a car fire, still going on in that area. vicinity locking around still traveling at posted speeds >> "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has the full story for you. >> the lansdale meats and deli on broad street the scene every mysterious crime last week involving a suspect and a rope. hatfield police say this man, seen in surveillance video, didn't break a window to get in. he climbed on the roof. and help he'd in through this vent miley owns the italian restaurant few doors down from the scene of the crime. >> when you own a business, and you got the news that your neighbor gets robbed, what, my turn is next or what? >> in the surveillance video

the suspect tries to open the offers door with a clawhammer. he stole cash, and a handgun, similar to this one. the criminal pattern sticks out to hatfield investigators, because on february 6th, someone broke into this cosco in king of prussia, to steel jewelry, they it by repelling 40 feet from the roof on to the sales floor through a skylight. the suspect used this rope, thursday were investigating if both cases are related. >> started whole area to know where to get in, use a ladder, get out. >> if you have any information about the two cases give either upper merion police or hatfield police a call. reporting in hatfield, david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." well, police are investigating gunfire in the city's olney section that left three teens injured. this happened just after 7:30 last night, north american street. you can see, dozens of shell casings littering the street. police tell us the victims are 19, 17, and 16 years old. at last check, they were all

list in the stable condition, so far no arrest haves been made. >> police in california say the man who shot and killed an officer is a known gang member. officers and firefighters saluted officer keith boying load into a car, his partner shot yesterday in hill year, near los angeles, at the time responding to crash when a man in one of the carts started firing. >> if i didn't think i would be tearing up, but we're going to get through it. this makes us stronger. >> boyer's partner in the hospital in stable condition, recovering, officers say the suspect may have also been responsible for a murder earlier in the day. >> now, to international news, miracle a mid the ruins of syrian civil war caught on camera. video from the syrian civil defense shows a young girl, being pulled alive from rubble. this follows air strikes that hit the opposition held in a suburb of tishreen. at least p people killed when

war planes bombed three connected rebel held district. the three neighborhoods had seen an escalation in the attacks from serial government forces in recent days. iraqi forces con dating south of mose up before the western half now controlled by forces from the islamic state. video from iraqi federal police shows newly abandoned isis tunnels, stirofoam coolers, water tanks, the battle for mozul already driven the militants from the eastern half of the city. >> president trump is expected to unveil his new version of the travel ban this week, maybe as early as today. meanwhile his choice for national security advisor career army officer from philadelphia, hr mcmaster grew up in roxborough graduated from valley forge military academy back in 1980. mcmaster also served in afghanistan at first gulf war. considered one of the most successful battlefield commanders in iraq. >> well, up next, the pope's warning for families about what we should all avoid doing at the dinner table.

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people together is medicine against violence. people need to speak less, listen mower, and lower the tone of it. >> when was a kid at dinnertime we had to discuss current affairs, whatever was going on in the worlds. >> really? that's great. >> yes, every day we were expected to crib to that conversation. >> interesting. >> that explains a lot then. >> so fun. >> i i remember my husband told me that in his house everybody had to sit at the table until everybody was done. and he had a grandfather that ate very slowly. so they would sit there a very long time. >> that's what you do when you're family. >> it is what do you for family, sit, enjoy each other's company. so make the time to do that here today, guys. we do have very pleasant weather actually unfolding, going to end up being one of the coolest days of the pack here, have nice clear sky earlier this morning to allow temperature to drop off readily from the eyewitness weather watchers down to the low 30's, or even mid to up 20th's in a lot of spots. look at the list format of

this. can be easier to process, one of the coolest spot of the pack of the pack here, from eileen, gilbertsville, 22 degrees chilly start, thankfully light wind with that, but still quite chilly, kyle is in hatboro at 26. at 27 from ed in chesterfield, and the list goes on, yes, several 30 degrees readings showing up here, but most of them i would say, maybe call it half and half. flirting with or just shy of the 30 degrees mark in most locations so yes, cold start to the day. beautiful sunrise, had to show this one. take a look, sun hasn't even officially risen yet. see the prettier colors are painted across the sky here outside cuts town area middle school. looks like there may be little hint of light fog that's developed in the valley here. also, this looks like some frost, so that cold sort of crunchy grass effect, as i like to call it, has developed here. 26 degrees so also cold out in the farmland. meanwhile, storm scan, pretty quiet here. you can see how the warmfront bring to bring in clouds. winds flow will eventually turn more southerly for the area. this is storm obviously headed

our way. i don't think it really does much though. mainly we see sprinkle or shower at some point, jumping you all the way to 4:00 a.m. got it really rub your eyes, look closely here, worse, one of the model picking up on, so perhaps sprinkle or shower, and that's it. then we look ahead to thursday, as things keep in motion here. there is a system off to the south that may bring a stray shower or thundershower to the area, just chance right now, but also the warmest day, taste of may at 71 degrees and we cool down this weekend. >> looking at overturned tractor-trailer, blue route, ramps to schuylkill westbound, and starting to slow down now, trying to get this moved out of your way. you can see this dark side of the tractor-trailer, under belly, showing, driving by, little gaper delay. starting to tap your brakes ever so slightly so heads up this is about the time quarter to 7:00 when we really will start to slow down in this area, again, the blue route northbound, ramp, you can avoid it, i would suggest doing so, if you can, just

know, you'll be seeking guy there. now specially over the next 15, 20 minute. then we have another accident with downed pole here in norristown. police are directing traffic around this area. sandy hill road closed between fairfield road and marshall street, use this alternate. main street going to be your best bet. in another accident, and reports of vehicle fire and also car went off the road here, 295 northbound past florence columbus, heads up, a lot of these areas will start to slow you down right now. then we also have water main break in newark happened last night about 8:40 p.m. seventy-two chapel street, southbound, two way traffic in the northbound lanes because of this closure now alternate route will be your best bet, jim, rahel. >> thank you shall meisha. former patrick star star david cassidy reveals he's struggling with memory loss. >> sixty-six year old actor sing he tells people magazine he families has history of dementia and knew it was coming, he want to stay focused and enjoy life. had a number of problems following his initial success raising from substance abuse to bankruptcy.

>> meanwhile, san diego company came up with very unorthodox way with helping dementia patients. >> building indoor town designed to mimic the 1950's, as chris martinez tells us, they hope it will help some patients regain good memory. >> building literal walk down memory lane for dementia patients. >> pretty excite to go see that kind of history come back to life. >> scott hardy helped develop the project called town square, indoor recreation of 1950's san diego, it includes a replica of city hall, movie theater, medical center, and shops. some structures are recreated with props, others are brought to life with authentic antiques, like this. >> this is probably late 50's, early 60s, from what we've been able to tell. >> the principal behind the recreation is treatment called reminiscent therapy. familiar sites and sounds help altzheimer's patients recall memories, making them less agitated and improving their

mood. >> the memories that they formed earliest in life are the most resilient. their reference point is no longer 2017. their best memories may pick up 20, 30, 40 years ago. >> she knows me. >> tom christian says he's seen the benefits of reminiscent therapy with his 57 year old wife, grace. she was diagnosed with dementia three years ago. >> and she hears a song, you know, from the 70s, that she remembers, she may not remember the words, but she knows she knows it. >> tom believes the project will help patients and caregivers alike. >> be able to build memories for the family, good memories, very positive aspect. >> reminders from the past helping them cope with the future. chris martinez, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> what a great idea. love that story. well, every college student lovers to get care park and, reminds them of their home sole miles away. >> for one, reminding him of

his chores so many miles away. westminster college freshman thought the package he received was full of smacks from mom and dad. but it wasn't. he took a picture and tweeted the content, the package was actually full of trash. connor admits he thought it was a mistake, but no, mom was just practicing some tough love. >> i received the box like this. and i was specking like food, stuff like that. and we talked about it, did she send me the wrong box, that's how confused i was, she said it was the right box and i needed to be held responsible for what i didn't do. >> connor did not pick up the trash before he left, but he promises he'll remember next time. i bethel. and meantime he is hoping for a delivery of smacks for real this time. >> i like that, as well. well the time now 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us from new york with a preview. good morning, nora. >> hey, good morning to you, rahel, jim. ahead we look at president trump's new choice for national security advisor, he's receiving near universal praise. we will talk, his name of course is hr mcmaster,

actually from philadelphia, plus, how a revised travel ban could hurt rural communities in need of doctors. and legal analyst ricky on how a man is trying to use the stand your ground defense, for shooting a man in a texas movie theater, after he texted. a lot to discuss. see you right at 7:00. >> nora we also understand happy to report our friend and colleague charlie rose appears to be on his way to speedy recovery. >> absolutely. take a look at this photo. >> he is. >> we are so happy to hear. that will co-host gale king, she shared this on instagram. take a look, see the big smile on both of their faces, gale says he feels as good as he looks, 11 days after heart surgery. nora, have you spoke tone him, as well? >> yes. i have. spoke to him on the phone, sent me long e-mail sunday. said he feels better than ever. his heart is more full. he will be back to work next month. and the good news is he is working out, getting pa back in shape. he'll be stronger than charlie rose. >> great great we want the three of you altogether at

that dels being, that comfort in the morning, nora. >> take care, nora. >> have a good day, guys. >> well, in tonight's top three tuesday at is 11:00, high price of medication enough to make you snuck some with insurance aren't getting their scripts filled because it is too expensive. there are ways to save. where you may want to shop, what to ask for, thousand find drug discounts, coming un tonight at 11:00. >> well the start of baseball is right around the corner. phillies are currently in clearwater for spring trang, but they are not the only members of the team warming up for new season. >> now excepting applications for the 2017 ball girls, so of course, had to find out if i have what it takes to make the squad. >> here we go. >> ♪ in a few short weeks, these stadium seats filled with fans. >> but, before the start of the season, the search is onto select a the newest member to the phillies ball girls. >> we are down the line. we are catching all of the foul balls. we are running jackets from

the bullpens to the dugout. then when we're not on the feel helping out with the 50-50 raffles, and our awesome red goes green team. so we're doing a lot of stuff. >> it is very time consuming. when we get these home stands, we're here every day for every single game. and we do so much more than just sit on the side lines. >> what they do on the field is only 10% of the job, that's what everybody recognizes them for. we at the phillies try continuing rate them more in the community and they're community ambassadors, we have them involved in sponsor events to some of our phillies events that we have here then also outside community appearances. like school visits, hospital visits, to clinics, things like that. >> about 50 to 60 young women try out each year to make a team of around 20. so, just what does it take to secure a spot? >> ball, not only play, but understand baseball, as well. the way the ball girls are positioned on our field here is they sit right on the foul line. they are about a foot off the foul line. they really need to be into the game and understand what's going on.

it is really important that they are athletic, that they understand softball, understands baseball, that way they won't interfere with the game. >> time for me to suit up to see if i could make the starting line up. >> normally they make you join the team before they give you the jersey. but special occasion. >> now i should warn you i was really good softball player as a child. so you throw with your right, catch with your left, if you're right-handed. >> put me in coach ♪ i'm ready to play ♪ >> okay, all right. just warming up. >> nice. >> now i'm ready. >> i wasn't ready before. but now it is on. >> all right, so kind of like golf, right, like a little -- >> you play golf? >> no. >> so maybe we can try hitting a ball instead. >> okay, step aside. my turn to step up to the plate. >> eye on the ball. there you go. >> oh, ya. >> good job.

>> oh, ya. >> listen. thank you. so did my skills hit it out of the park? what do you think of my skills? i mean, i'm pretty good. >> pretty good. with practice i think you could actually get out there on get on the field with us. >> maybe next round, see what happens after. that will there is actually on camera interview. we'll see how you do with that one. >> oh,. >> i'm pretty good. i tried to warn you. i want one of those baseball cards. >> kind of like golf. you play golf now. >> play softball, no, but i would like to. >> so i should say thank you to the phillies for letting me work out. they work real hard those ball girls. so, if you do want to try out, if interested in trying out for the team you have until march 1st to send resume along with two minute video demonstrating softball skills, explain why you would make a great phillies ball girl. you have to be at least 18 to try outment for more information check out the phillies website. again, thank you so much for the phillies team. >> i don't think she leaving

me any time soon. we'll be right back with three to go. >> i'm here to

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i'm so in. that looks like so much fun. >> i think ♪> i think good morning, it is tuesday, february 21st, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." a plane slams into a shopping center killing four americans and the pilot in australia. a catastrophic failure led to a massive fireball. president trump chooses a military strategist, general h.r. mcmaster to be his new national security adviser. he's said to announce sweeping guidelines that could lead to more deportation and detention. plus, a serious security lapse at one of the nation's busiest airports. passengers board flights at jfk after setting off alarms at an