roadways we have a couple accidents some have cleared but when one clears another one pops up. it looks like we will start your with some cloud but sunnies at least on the way. we have got a warm front lift nothing right thousand scattered showers popping upright now across our northern hose counties and, through delco and philadelphia county but i don't think you have to worry about this through rest of the morning. not going to need an umbrella but any of these cloud will be breaking for brightening skies and then again sunshine. looking at area temperatures, right thousand not bad if you like it warm. i'm in the saying you should be going out in shorts and t-shirt with this chill but it is not harsh cold like we would normally find at this time of the the year. nothing extreme, with that said, we are looking for out to the southwest here we are in the 60's this birmingham, atlanta, charleston and on pace to warm up there as well as here. i think we will end up nearly 20 degrees above average here, folks so as cloud are breaking sun will help, and, to at

least warm things up here at surface, very mild, even by 9:00 a.m. but, we're flirting with 60's and we should exceed it by couple degrees by 3:00 p.m., with brightening skies. >> hard not to smile, all right katie, thanks very much. >> we are looking at the 42 freeway, keeping an eye on that but it is, holding steady we are looking okay, on northbound side of creek road. you can see how busy traveling toward 295. it is busy. i would say thousand that we are cracking at 6:00 o'clock hour now that we are seeing these levels if you can leave earlier, would i suggest doing so. slow down less than posted speed in a little bit. blue route southbound mid county pushing in the south bun direction, we are looking okay. we have a service truck pulled off to the median not causing any problems at least not right the now. right now blue route southbound mid county is looking okay. delaware county 95 north at 452 we will take this all the way up to the airport and what

we're looking like. delaware county is one of the nicer stretches. it sound like they are having computer issues. jim's talking about that coming up. rahel, back over to you. i want to talk about that right now. we are following this breaking news frustration haunting at philadelphia international airport. airport did just tweet moments ago american airlines is experiencing delays, in other airlines are affect, as eveninger sent thus picture where we can see quite the crowd there. he has been standing this line since 4:00 a.m. and hundreds of passengers have not been able to check their bag. we are trying to find out what is causing this disruption. trang do is heading there live we will have a live report as soon as she arrives. an investigation is wand any fiery and fatal crash in montgomery county. a person died when a car hit a tree, at intersection of the ashton felter and black roads in upper providence. that car, hit another tree and then caught fire. now the crash overnight this one on the pennsylvania turnpike, send two people to the hospital.

the accident involved two vehicles on the north east extension and this happened after midnight near walton road in plymouth meeting. medivac'd helicopter rush two injured people to the hospital there is no word on their conditions this morning. busy morning for septa workers at 69th street terminal in upper darby. they are still cleaning up after several trains were derailed and crashed yesterday morning. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao has been live there all morning at 69th street terminal. we will get out to her as soon as we can. my understanding is they have been working around the clock to get service restored. we will get the to jan's story right the thousand. >> reporter: dozens of septa, woulders continue to clean up tracks outside 69th street terminal nearly 24 hours after a crash derailed seven cars, during yesterday's morning rush. >> it would be really great to know that philadelphia has a way to make our public transit system more safe. >> i tiehl like i have to keep an eye on things. >> even on the the train itself i feel nervous. >> reporter: "eyewitness news"

spoke to passengers getting fed up with septa and growing list of problems. market frankford service has resume, riders hey screens residual delays today and this disruption comes after an unrelated issue back in july when officials pulled 120 cars out of of service because of cracks. >> we do look all the time at our equipment. we will in the run anything that is in the safe. >> reporter: tuesday's came after 8:00 in the morning and officials say a septa el train plowed in the back of the second train stopped on the track and then sideswiped a third train here. four people were injured, most serious operator of that first train who was taken to the hospital in critical condition now this section of the track is a loop which allows trains on the market frankford line to roll roll out of the city through 69th street terminal and into upper darby were turning around and heading back in the city. speeds are limited to 10 miles an hour and septa has confirmed that train technology has been installed here that should have prevent ed this crash. >> is there an automatic train

control system, a signal system so trains move under signal authority and the signal system will keep the trains separated. >> reporter: ntsb will be out here on the scene later on today to try to determine exactly what went wrong yesterday causing this crash and derailment. you can see live on the scene this morning that work to get these cars back on track, continues, in the meantime, overnight, at this work is happening, again market frankford line is up and running but you can expect there to be some residual delays to take, so a lot of unanswered questions namely, cause of this accident and also why two as eveningers were on these cars since they were out of service at the time. again four people injured, all of them are expected to make a full recovery. reporting live outside 69th street terminal, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back inside to you. in other news fire fighters made quick work putting out a fire in north

philadelphia the flames broke out in the 1700 block of north crosskey street shortly before 3:00 a.m. tire was put out a few minutes later. fortunately no one was injured two men are charge with sexually assaulting two teenage boys in the bucks county park in separate incidents. investigators believe there are more victims. both attacks happened at the pennsylvania path livesky park in solebury township. saul barsonnies charge with sexually assaulting a boy earlier this month. nicholas fisher is charged in january. police say they have found no connection between the cases but they do say both men used app toss lure their victims. >> these children can access any application on their cell phones, tablets, lap tops and even gaming consoles where predators or offenders cab reach out to them. >> solebury township police say parents should know their child's pass word and restrict use late at night. if you find something suspicious screen shot it and save it. that information could help police. police in gloucester township are investigating an

abduction attempt, chopper three over may apple road where a woman said a man tried to pull her into a koran monday night. but police say when she screamed they let her go and he drove off toward sicklerville road. police are looking for a white suv with black trim and indash navigation system. fake abduction land a delivery driver in real trouble with philadelphia police. investigators say marcus fletcher told them two men robbed them in logan and then stole his car with his four year-old nephew inside. minutes later officers found the car but no child. investigators say he kept changing his story, and then admitted making story up because he wanted to see police quote, work harder. authorities are investigating a rooftop burglary similar to a few other area crimes this month. look at these photos, from february 13th, police say the suspect broke in the patel food market through a rough duct and left store with cash and two other rooftop

burglaries have been reported. during one a jewelry burglary at the costco in king of prussia and suspect repelled 40 feet from the roof on to the sales floor. evesham township police are investigating a church burglary this happened february 13th at saint joan of arc church in marlton. investigators tell "eyewitness news" that surveillance video shows suspect entering the church and hiding in a second floor guest room. he went through unlock offices , stealing cash and gift card. northern callus getting a reprieve from torrential downpours that left communities and escaped routes under water. reid binion brings us up to dayton how the rain forced many to seek higher ground. >> this is a serious situation our fire fighters are working very hard to evacuate residents. >> reporter: mayor of the san jose, california urging the response to flood waters hitting the city. >> we've vac waited 186 residents so far. our first righteous making sure that everyone gets out safely. >> reporter: water rescues underway amid mandatory and

voluntary evacuation order. cars, trucks, caught in deep the water rushing on to the freeway, after a creek raged over its banks on tuesday morning. >> there seems to be a unique breach and that is something we will be sorting out the in the days ahead. >> reporter: breach blamed on water rushing down a spillway at anderson reservoir which swelled above capacity after recent storms. officials say readings indicated that the reservoir was at more than 105 percent capacity on tuesday and that the water level was nearly 4 feet over the top of the spillway. meanwhile officials in northern california, are also keeping an eye on the oroville dam after concerns over an emergency spillway forced evacuations last week. >> we have a big storm that just went through. we are on the back side of what we called the receding limb of the hydro graph which means the storm has gone by, peak flows of the storm have come in the reservoir so now we are starting to recede. >> reporter: reid binion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead this morning a fiery rescue caught on camera

see what police officers had to do to get the driver out of the car safely. when you need help you contact the police, right? that is exactly what one fifth grader did when she needed help with her math homework. hear from the officer tried to help. plus this... a new crop of toys are on the way including this drone you control with a gesture i'm brooks silva-braga at toy fair in new york with the lateness kid fun coming up. you want to be rich, right who among us doesn't. power ball jackpot stand at a staggering 403 million-dollar for tonight's drawing. >> hello. >> hello. >> we will have more coming up later, we will be right back.

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a man is lucky to be alive after a freak accident in brazil. >> we want to warn you video you are about to see is graphic but again, amazingly, the man in the video did survive. watch as the man and his wife are walking down the street when suddenly it seems out of to where a runaway tire knocks into him, face first in the concrete. it came from a koran a nearby highway. man did suffer head and chest injuries but expect to make a full recovery. police are looking for the driver of that other car. >> oh, boy. a washington tc driver is

lucky as well, this morning, this police body camera shows officers, rushing to the scene of the burning car as you can see they break the car window and pull driver to safety. it struck a light pole and cars engine compartment caught fire. it was treated and back here at close calls for all of them we are expecting some record breaking temperatures this week. >> yeah. definitely some warmth waiting in the wings for our area, guys. it comes at least initially with the warm front lifting through as we speak with cloud cover. we had showers here and there because of it. nothing that requires umbrella because any showers happening as we speak and they are going to depart, and the cloud do the same, actually. this batch across virginia into kentucky don't worry about this will remain off to the south, however you can see hint of that moisture lift nothing our area, because of this frontal boundary. thousand, as the day goes on cloud will break for more and more sunshine and catch a thighs break here with very, very warm air in place for

multiple days. there is a new storm, however that will get its act together and affect our area, by saturday, and bringing with it very spring-like conditions in the way of rain and even thunderstorms, very likely non-severe, we will keep you posted there but that is what noxious back to toes of reality. next couple of days just stretch of syringe-like weather here today, tomorrow, try as well as saturday but you can see was will happen here. do you see that jet stream dipping in? the magenta, shark shade of blue show autopsy cross the you had border from canada and some of that will work its way in by sunday. we will see drop off on the thermometer to reality, for a change and we will end up in the 40's, by friday or rather sunday and monday. so, as we take you out there right now, wind are nice and calm. the they are generally going to turn more southerly with time here today, but you will not the notice too much win. in the meantime we should spike all the way to 63. warmest day both tomorrow and

friday as we flirt with record and then, saturday is when we see next best chance to see rain, thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. even tomorrow and friday i cannot rule out spotty showers meisha. >> katie, thank you, good morning. quick peak outside 95 south at girard we are heating up. less than posted speed. coming up in the next 20 minutes or so. but i want to call your tension to this, if you have a flight scheduled today, with american airlines, head up, look at philadelphia airport tweeting out. they have been talking about this as well. due to computer issues, american airlines right now, excuse me is experiencing some delays, and no other airlines are affect. look at this one, it issued a ground stop for flights departing, departing right the now. head up, make sure to check your flight status on line, this could affect a lot of you if you are traveling with the american airlines. would i imagine at this time of the morning things are getting pretty darn busy. we will update with you anything else that we hear,

jim, back over to you. ten months until christmas but toy makers are getting ready now. >> never too early. brooks silva-braga listed toys in new york that will be hitting the store shelves later this year. >> reporter: every kind of toy is on display at toy fair, in new york. from low tech to high tech, and plenty that kid will likely be asking for when the holidays roll around. >> ready. >> reporter: pony cycle is a self propelled toy horse made for kid but marisa debartolo took us for a ride just for the show. >> great toy to get kid moving like a new take on the rocking horse. >> reporter: another toy designed to get kid moving. >> fisher rise think and learn smart cycle. >> stationary cycle works with the tablet and lets kid travel through digital world while trying to collect letters. >> help. >> one of the hot toys this year could be love bell a.

>> we have never seen interaction lake this in a baby doll. >> reporter: it has life like features and respond when it is fed. lay baby down and she falls asleep. >> it is just like a real baby they go to sleep. >> reporter: she leaps through the night too. another doll creating buzz is this one believed to be first transgendered doll, it is modeled on jazz jennings, transgendered teen who gained popularity after a reality show on her life. drones are a major seller but won't find a controller with this one, oradrop comes with a glove and manipulated with hand gesture. >> it is gesture robotics. we have sensors that take the gestures of the human hand and turn tonight to commands a drone can follow. >> reporter: it comes with a row techtive plastic cage to keep it from breaking. it is expect to hit mark this fall and will sell for hundred dollars. brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i want pony cycle can you you see me going down the hall

way with the pony. >> i can, it might be better then you doing something else. >> roller skating. >> when it comes to help with your homework. >> innovation is doing more than just improving grades. fifth grader lena draper was having some trouble so she pulled up facebook page of the marion, ohio police department lieutenant bj, showed her latest math problem but the lieutenant says that it is about more than just math. >> we're about human icing our police officers and letting them know we are dad and we understand difficulties and struggles that they go through >> very healthy, and very helpful with the community and doing math. >> the relationship has been established, to trust them. >> how about this, the lieutenant says, he knew how to dot the first math problem but next one he did not so len a prompted to help him with that one. >> that new math i cannot figure out what they are doing

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welcome back. looking ahead to the upcoming weekend we expect to see rain, storms rumble in on saturday. come sunday we will brighten up nicely for sunshine but it will be much cooler as temperatures drop about 15 degrees or so there one day to the next, guys? katie, thank you. for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> news journal two men were shot late tuesday morning when gunfire erupted in the 2200

block of north market street in wilmington. one of the wilmington's main roadways was closed for most of the the day as homicide investigation continued. ten people have been killed by gunfire in wilmington this year. from the bucks county courier times bald eagle rescued by bucks county park rangers sat the day has died. bird was found at core creek park in middletown township with what appeared to be a broken wing. eagle died of lead poisoning after receiving car at arc wild life rehabilitation and education center. in the reading eagle will on on the first day of hearings, republican tomorrow wolf proposal to raise minimum wage and place a new tax on shall natural gas production. they are skeptical of the governor's revenue row jokeses and criticized $1 billion of tax increases. that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. stay at home dad and his young son are huge hits on social media. >> because just how many other four month-old rock to beat it , by michael jackson.

adam ballard, from louisiana, titled their video, what is this to do at home. adam says miles is former, to to but come right now on dancing, and 5 million people saw it in just seven days on facebook, and even shore have seen it on line. >> meisha does that with her cats at home. >> yeah. >> that is true. >> parents will do anything when they have to deal with a new born baby, yes, in the baby carrier. >> i love that. >> we always hear about the... >> yeah, i have to say that baby has some moves in the genes. i think there is something going on there. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> well, coming up update on our breaking news we are live at the airport where there is a i computer outage causing major delays. trump administration issues top new guide guidelines for deporting immigrants. find out who could be affect.

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good morning everyone i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. 6:30. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. breaking news computer problems are apparently causing major issues at philadelphia international airport. the problem seemed to be at american airlines. >> i ride el every day but it is scar toy hear that. >> this is market frankford el is backup and running after an accident that injured four people. >> live on the scene you can see a number of septa workers

remain here overnight working to get these cars back on the tracks. we sold million-dollar ticket. >> can luck strike twice? power ball ticket was sold at a news stand in south philadelphia, tonight's jackpot is worth at least 403 million-dollar. for those keeping score at home donald trump has gone golfing six times, when trump was on the campaign trail he said this. >> i will be working for you and will not have time to play golf. >> he has been playing more golf, get out there, that is four hours a day he is not tweeting, signing executive orders. go nuts. >> late night shows seem like they are really even eyeing this. >> they have a lot to work with. katie, you have a lot to work with today as well great weather on deck. >> we are looking ahead to a very pleasant day all things considered starting off with isolated showers and certainly a couple of clouds across the region here but that is warmth

, lives up to its name and we will be on pace to spike nearly 20 degrees above what is typical here today. storm scan is showing is what up we have speckles of green over radar but i have no rain drops over my head here in center city. more than anything i think you will have cloudy skies this morning and as sun does come up, it is not necessarily the prettiest sunrise we have ever seen. we may in the see too much of it. 43 degrees at philly international, lower 40's, generally regional wide. off to a mild start with that said and all we can do is go up from here. much warmer day 20 degrees above average as clouds will break for some more sunshine. we will have a nice afternoon, light south wind for us as well and in terms of the temperature what are we talking about here kids getting sent off to the bus, ride to school in the mid 40's , by lunchtime we are in the upper 50's, and for ride home, just make sure remind your kid to bring that sweat shirt home with you because they may likely forget it since it will be so warm out

there by the ride home. 63 degrees is where we expect to top off here, so well a have above average and that is not even where we peak with this forecast. >> looking nice, all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning. happy hump day to you. we are looking outside at that coney palmyra bridge is scheduled to open autopsy the 6:35. heads up on. that for those jumping on the tacony palmyra bridge. the let's talk about what we have, we have an accident here in willow grove involving injuries, hamilton avenue at easton road head up for those in this neck of the woods. i wouldn't say it the is slowing you down too much just make note it is out there and been out there a little bit. market frankford line derailment yesterday great news is we are back to full service, already. back today. but you can expect delays. so side with caution, plan extra time, and also american airlines, speaking of planning extra time you will absolutely need to in the world of flight take a look at this our trang do is reporting system outage, american outage, and they are

unable to check their bags. philadelphia airport look at the this one ground stop for flights departing for philadelphia is for american airlines flights only, that is good news. for those with flights make sure to check those status, here on line, jim and rahel, back to you. we will go to that break ing news computer problems, creating long lines at philadelphia international airport. >> so lets go to "eyewitness news" reporter trang do. what is the airport saying. >> reporter: good morning rahel and jim. we have learned from an american airlines spokesperson that this was a planned internet outage ace system was supposed to come back on at 4:00ah. they are trying to fix that problem but take a look here just a has i have line here at terminal c at american check in here. you can see as far as the eye goes, people line after line. people are telling me that some of them have been here since 3:00 a.m. waiting to get boarding pass and check in their bags.

these are all folks who do not have boarding passes and need to check those bags and unable to do so. as we look over to the agents over here thurman you'llly entering in these passengers and getting them boarding passes. the line is moving, albeit slowly but it is not a total stop here. they are able to get their passes but just after a extremely licensing wait. the these people are telling me that their flights were supposed to leave at 6:00 we are seeing tweets on line there people who are on these planes who had their boarding passes where they are saying that the planes are just half full and they are sitting there on the tarmac waiting for these folks to get on the planes with them, so just a very serious situation here at american airlines here but as meisha mentioned this is only affecting american airlines passengers, all other airlines are operating as normal. also, because of this issue here at this airport there has been a gun stop for departures

coming to philadelphia through american airlines, only, so at the moment they are trying to tiehl witt. people have being patient. talking to people up and down the line waiting two or three hours, just to get to their destination. some of these people missed their connection. american wants to say that they are working on the problem and just asking people to be patient. for now back to you guys in the studio. >> obviously heading to the airport american airlines and you can printout your boarding pass ahead of time, you will not be able to stick around. >> thanks, trang do. south jersey teacher is facing charges for allegedly having a sexual relationship with the student. >> the teacher is from buena regional high school and, he he had sex with the 17 year-old female student. marshals arrested william jacobs yesterday. he is waiting to be brought back to new jersey. president trump is revising his new immigration and travel ban amid his latest crackdown on undocumented immigrants. yesterday trump administration

looked to beef up enforcement of current immigration laws a move that puts people living in the country illegally at risk of deportation. roxana saberi has more. >> reporter: republican law make's cross the country clashed with constituents at town halls tuesday night many worried about what president trump revised immigration and travel ban would mean for them >> i'm a person from a muslim country and i'm a house limb who will take me here. >> reporter: in the tweet president dismissed them calling them planned out by liberal activist. message came on the same day department of home land security issued memos giving federal agents new powers to detain and deport undocumented immigrants. >> we have to let people come in that will be positive for our country. >> reporter: among new policies authorities will now be able to sped tight deportation of any un documented immigrant in the the country for less than two years. immediately return many immigrants captured at mexican border. roxana saberi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

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>> what our vets do is enhance their quality of life by relieving pressure point between their joints and bones on the floor as they rest. >> our police dogs are under a lot of stress, compared to the hours spent at home. it is important when they come home to get comfort that they need. >> agreed. >> entire k-9 unit on the streets of the philadelphia, airport and even a few retired k-9 officers will be sleeping in luxury. >> good for them. up next in the the healthwatch an important lifestyle change that press cancer survivors need to make. plus a dramatic beach rescue caught on camera hear from the good samaritan to rescued a young boy when a big wave carried him out to sea, pat. do you need a career change? local computer boot camp said they can launch you toward a lucrative job in 10 weeks. i'll show you how, next. >> ♪

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well, back now newly released video shows harrison ford's near miss at a california airport. >> take a look this is video you can see single yellow engine plane piloted by ford fly overtop of the american airline plane, just right there, ford was landing on the wrong runway at john wayne airport at the time. federal officials are investigating the mishap. ford has been involved in several crashes over years. a mother will remember hawaii fondly after a group of

strangers rescued her young boy from the ocean. >> grandmother shot this cell phone video of her grandson playing in the water at sunset beach on sunday when the scene got pretty grim, eight year-old's mother ran as current pulled him in, life guard had left for the day and group of bystanders came to the rescue. >> mini saw second wavecom, that is when i got up, started screaming, we're not heroes. we saw what needed to be done and we went and we got it done >> well, boys mother says she watched the scene in shock, she took a picture, and, in a matter at the jersey shore of hawaii. >> fond experience. >> i'm not a good swimmer though. >> thing to remember too we are a coastal community here. if you ever get caught in the rip current, and might as well be like syringe with these temperatures we are getting closer to the beach season.

if you find yourself in the rip current swim parallel until you get the out and then just swim back. hopefully that wouldn't leave you too fatigue and never go in the water without life guard on duty. that is variety california. lets turn our focus to the eyewitness weather watchers. we have a lot of you fining these temperatures in the lower 40's or at least just shy of it. we will go to the handful of the lower 40's, 43 this morning from phil, he has a mixture of clouds, sunshine, very modest breeze though, nothing at all from from that particular report at zero. we are at 42, one coming in from north wales, where phil is reporting just cloudy skies , he is at 62 percent humidity. i love this i heard reports and stories already. daffodils are beginning to peak through, and hey, mother narcan do what she want if she is this warm. the flowers and plants will respond to that. we will take you down near the shore right now where we are reporting 43 degrees. quite mild near shore points

and more than anything cloudy skies for him. as we switch back here to storm scan three we have a couple showers working its way through the northern communities, they are very light, not a sign of anything to come. this batch of rain will not even hit us here, but we are going to see cloud break for sunny skies later today. new storm system this is very well define and usually won't be but it is out there and that is our next storm system by week even. we have a bigger system in the pipeline that comes on saturday with rain, very syringe-like thunderstorms too we will stay mile in the meantime. as sky begin to clear for more sunshine warming up nicely 63 the high, 46 it this as cloud rebuild and still quite mild and then looking forward warmest day of the pack both tomorrow and friday, ending up bumping daytime high on friday 70 is my expectation. by sat the day we are flirting with 70 here when heavy rain, thunderstorms, come in and that will knock us back to reality. >> hey, all right, so really, great.

all right. so, tacony palmyra bridge was up and now we are coming back down now, just a heads up you should be giving a big thumbs up here next couple minutes or so. we have an accident route 30 bypass eastbound at route 322, heads up, you can see that rolling around there but there they are right there and this will cause you slow downs. we have another accident in willow grove still out there involving injuries. hamilton avenue at easton road , heads up on that and market frankford line, very good news for those just waking up with us after derailment yesterday we are back to full service to day, however, they are saying thaw can expect delays. we will call your attention to what we have been talking about as well this morning american airlines are having computer problems at philadelphia airport. so our trang do is out there right now and she has been tweeting this, travelers reports system outage and american airlines only by the way, they are unable to check bags causing real backups at philadelphia airport. they are saying brown stops for flights departing philly also just for american airlines. heads up on that. that will slow you down

considerably. jim, over to you. in this age of instant great ways where amazon offers same day delivery and on demand movies are available in seconds we are learning are our children learning self control. >> enter marshmallow test, exercise in delayed gratification for preschool aged students. idea behind the experiment first conduct in the early 1960's is simple. one treat now or if you can wait get two later. wait until you see their reaction. our nicole brewer spent the afternoon at st. francis regional catholic school to see what the marshmallow can teach us about our killed ren 's personal or professional success in the future. >> it is a remarkable finding that something, so seemingly so small, could have a big impact so many years later. so, yeah, it must mean something. >> okay. tonight at 11:00 time to take a marshmallow test to find amazing insights out about our kid. >> it is now 6:48. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning.

>> gayle king joins with us a preview, good morning, gayle. >> there is a lot coming up, jim, how did you know that, rahel, good to see you guys. >> always working hard over here. i have secretary of state and home land security secretary they are heading to mexico, with sweeping new immigration guidelines set stage for increase in deportations. plus melody hobbson on the pricing war making it easier for to you get free shipping from major retailers like amazon and wal-mart. and only on cbs this morning he is a legend, he writes, produces, performs, wins grammys his name is, nel rodgers and reveals 2017 song writers hall of fame inductees and here at the table. see you at 7:00 straight up. you know our pat gallen our reporter walks in and he loves your pants today. you have amazing pants. >> these are not pants, this is a skirt. >> that is what i thought. >> could you widen out.

>> there we go. >> we only see top have of your legs. >> this is a skirt. >> they are not pants. >> talk of conversation, every day you are our friend we like to know you are taken care of. >> i will just say thank. >> thanks, gayle. >> canadian researchers have found that exercise is most important choice a breast cancer survivor can make, to avoid reoccurrence. thinks interesting, study found gaining weight after treatment can increase risk of dying from cancer. the doctors recommend 30 minutes of exercise, five days a week. another new study found marijuana might actually be therapy for people addicted to opioids. according to trends in neuro science states with legalized marijuana reported a increase. one particular component of marijuana shows rahm business treating opioid addiction and it has minimal side effects. in addition to the role in battling addiction another ingredient in mar juan ace getting even more attention. >> it is a attention coming

from the joe than son city new york man is showing off his hemp wine. there are no psycho active ingredient and completely legal. aficionados say it tastes and smells to the wine. >> interesting. here in philadelphia, the landscape is booming and to keep up tech is needed for help. >> that is where a new ramming boot camp can help. pat gallen is here with the the information. >> indeed, yeah. is there a need for sure. the and a company that is just launched in center city is giving you an intense learning experience where you can change your life in under three months but it is not easy. are you up for a challenge? one of the hottest occupations in the united states is, software engineers. by 2024 there will be roughly 2 million job opening in the field. according to the bureau of labor statistics heed yan pay for developer is $100,000. that is where launch academy comes into lay. >> launch academy is a short term vocational educational program, we like to say we give the gift of loving what

you do. >> reporter: after opening their first a contacted hi in boston and helping place students at companies like google, fidelity and npr, launch has launched in center city and they are attracting a crowd that seeks to jump april board one of the fastest growing job markets, but it is intense. >> through 10 weeks that we have them here, it is a full-time program, we have students investing anywhere between 50 to 60 hours a week at that time and for the first six weeks we try to compress as much as we can in that time period. >> reporter: devon bombbay says his future was in software development and left his full-time job to immerse himself in coding full-time. he said he feels like he made a wise decision. >> it is very much a pioneer industry. there is so much those going on so some of the norms are starting to be established, especially with the language like ruby and ja va script, is there still so much room for

finding yourself within the industry and having flexibility, and it really is like the next american dream, the next gold rush. >> reporter: he says people from all walks have of life are making leap in the field that they see as one on the upswing. >> we do have folks that come from computer science background that want to refresh their skills but more typically we have folks that are in finance or economics, or even music, or liberal arts , and they come to us and they say i want a more exciting career and i want something with more upside and software engineering seems like a wonderful path the way for me. >> it is an eight week course to get you acclimated with the program and that leads into 10 full-time weeks of schooling, boston campus was first to open and it has led to a 94 percent job placement among graduates and students. obviously coming from all walks of life, guys. >> good for them. >> would i not survive that. >> it the is very difficult. >> yes, it is difficult but they say they can do tonight 10 weeks. >> their brain thinkstive rent

ly than mine. >> thanks, pat, appreciate it. >> yes. coming up after the break we will check back with trang do at the airport and we will have three to go. >> more on those computers problems, stay with

computer problems mean long lines for american airlines passengers at philadelphia international airport. >> lets check with "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. we will go in the third hour since this issue was discovered and take a look still massive delays here at terminal c at philadelphia international the airport. all of these folks waiting for boarding passes and waiting to check their bags. i mentioned earl willer talk to go people in line some people been here since 3:00 a.m. still waiting in this line, good to know this is only affecting american airlines, and the not affecting any other airlines here, but you do check on line if you have a flight it will say it is on time. that is not the case. give yourself time to get the here as thurman you'llly checking in passengers but we will go back to you in the studio. >> thanks, trang. here's three to go. federal investigators are back at 69th street terminal trying to figure out what caused a crash involving septa train cars, and, market frankford line is operating but you can expect delays.

>> rex tillerson is meeting with australia officials today and then heads to mexico to meet with the country's president and other governmental leaders. tickets go on sale for new me seem of the american revolution today we have a lincoln cbs philly to the come that is three to go. the lets get the a last check of weather and traffic. >> we will find a nicer day, we will start off here with a lot of cloud cover and a sliver of sunshine out there at the moment, 42 degrees, also off to a mild start, we will spike up to 63 degrees, today, and out of 70 coming up , flirting with record and then we will get, bottom pulled out from frustrates by te weekend, meisha. >> katie, thanks very much. we have an accident i-95 at betsy ross brick pulled off to the left shoulder. we have another accident route 30 bypass, eastbound at route 322. >> that is wrapping it up for us, cbs this morning is next. >> join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting at 4:30. have a great the day.

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