also, new details about vice president mike pence of private e-mail account. >> and the new gang that's had these folks camping out all night in the cold. today is friday, march 3rd, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. tgif. tgif. tgif. >> alleluhia. >> ya, we made it, might not be all there upstairs any more, but we made it. good morning, everyone, so in the traffic department, all morning long, it has been very busy for a friday. i have to say, very odd. we've had a string every accident, lots of construction out, there but also water main break, open sinkholes, bun of. of stuff. >> i don't think nature will post any issues, eventually snow showers to track, but not this morning. but, with that said, sun glare eventually does become a problem as it comes up earlier and earlier, up in about a half hour from now, already the light of day popping over the horizon here, cold though, look at this, 25 degrees outside kutztown area middle school right now. i just love this camera. probably my favorite. just because.

i love farmland, and with the silo in the distance, you always get gorgeous sunrise shots, when warranted here at this particular camera. notice, though, the win also nice and light. you will wands to bunt l up adequately wacking out the door. storm scan showing some signs of life across kent county at this point not finding much in the way of any precipitation, really through midday that any snow showers will fire up. perhaps few raindrops, or even little sleet mixed in, down across some of the south jersey counties, but for the most part this will be a snow shower event with clipper moving through. thirty-three the current temperature here in philly. at 17 up at mount pocono, cold start out there, guys, and with some sun, filtering through the clouds, again eventually there will be some snow showers to track, daytime hyatt best, 40 degrees, i remember the days, couple of winters ago, when that sounded like it was balmy, but it is very chilly from what we are used to as of late. meanwhile we look at the area headlines, wintery weekend wait for us. and eventually we do warm up again, so coming up a little later on i'll let you know when i expect that to climb.

>> no one wants to hear about snow, but we towelly haven't had much. >> we have not. 8 inches for the whole season so far. >> i mean, so we just got to count our blessings and stop change. >> you said it. >> throw myself in that bucket right with them. looking outside right now, schuylkill at city avenue, what we are looking at, gorgeous skiles, a lot of brake lights going off on the schuylkill. doesn't matter if you're going eastbound or westbound, starting to heat up little bit quicker i would say, just cracking in the 6:00 hour than what we would typically see. been saying that all morning long, this morning, for friday, looks a little different. so still have to give yourself some extra time for those of that you think well it is friday i can just leave whenever i want to today. it will be little bit different. also in the world of septa, 15th and market bus stop, construction right now, relocated to 16th and market. this starts at 6:00 p.m. sunday. than is going to run us all the way through october. so it will be a long standing construction project. keep us reminded on. that will also we do have more construction to talk

about today daily, route 252, valley forge road, chester brooke boulevard, one construction project still out there. another one out there in new jersey route 40 closed garden state parkway. this is supposed to lift right about now. so your alternate route 30 or a.c. expressway until about now, i will confirm when that lift, weaver more to talk about coming up in the next ten to 15 minutes, rahel, jim, up to you. >> breaking news we've been following all morning in mount air. >> i four people rushed to the hospital after shooting outside a bar. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live on the scene with the latest on the investigation, jan, good morning. >> rahel, jim, good morning, one of those shooting victims was actually a bartender here overnight, who was just trying to break up a fight. chaotic scene right around 2:00 in the morning, crowd of about 20 people was here at the 7165 restaurant anbar having good time, listening to music when the small concert ended, the crowd spilled out into the street.

for some rena argument turned physical, then someone pulled out a gun. four people in all were shot police say the bartender and other employees trying to break up the fight when the bartender was shot, he's in stable condition this morning. now, police were already in the area when they heard the gunshot. they return here to the 7100 block of germantown avenue to find that woman injured and cars racing away from the scene. one of those cars crashed into a pole just about six blocks away from the scene at germantown and upsal. twenty-six year old plan was in the car and taken to the hospital. shot multiple times. now in critical condition. now, while north detective were investigating here at the shooting scene, they got word that two other men, a 25 year old, and 26 year old, also showed up at area hospitals shot. they're both in stable condition this morning. police are now trying to figure out why this all started, what sparked the argument that turned violent, and investigators believe all of the victims and the shooter were inside the bar and restaurant before the gunfire broke out. >> we strongly believe that the shooter, was towelly,

inside the bar restaurant, right before the fight and the shots were fired, and there are cameras inside the bar and restaurant, so likely the individual was shot on camera prior to this incident taking place. >> it is unclear at this point if any of the victims is also the shooter. you heard there they're going to use cameras to sort that all out. meantime they have a lot to process, eight spent shell casings were found here at the scene, at this point, no weapons have been recovered. but police do still need to search several cars. reporting live in mount air think morning, january kariba owe, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> a lot more questions left to be answered, thank up, jan. >> police have teenager in custody in connection with disturbing chester county home invasion that left elderly homeowner tide up in a closet for four days. police say the 17 year old suspect was originally from thailand, ran away from devereaux east brandywine campus, that's behavioral health facility.

accused of tying up, beating, trying to strangle a 72 year old woman in east brandywine township on february 22. before leaving the woman's home, police say the teen wrapped the victim's head in a plastic bag, tossed her in a storage room, found alive four days later. >> when he was strangling her, when he was choking her out, he said to her, during the course of this attack, you're going to see jesus soon. >> police say the suspect randomly targeted the woman taking her credit cards, even stealing her car in the pros else. detective were later able to link him to surveillance video in a convenience store. >> former hillary clinton staffers are sounding off in wake of accusations of vice president mike pence used his personal e-mail to conduct public business. >> activity happened while pence was indianna governor did not require him to use a public account. read bin john has the store. >> i mike pence's office react to go reports he routinely used private e-mail account while governor of end ann a the star breaking the news as pence communicated when senior

advisors using his aol account discussing topics including homeland security, the star's tony cook spoke to cnn about the e-mail records which the paper obtained through public records request. >> probably the most sensitive thing we did see was some request, and updates, about investigation, and in one case terror investigation. >> pence's personal e-mail account was hacked last summer during presidential campaign in which he was vocal critic of hillary clinton's use of private e-mail account and server. >> why doesn't she go ahead and release all of the 33,000 emails that she did not turn over to the f.b.i., into the congress initially? >> former clinton campaign staffers including her former press secretary, brian fallon, expressing frustration with what they call hypocrisy. >> to learn that vice president himself was now, you know, using the same practice, just another indication of how hypocritical the attacks were against hillary clinton. >> pence's offers stressing his use of the account was legal. >> the have vice president's

office sent us statement saying that pence didn't break any laws. >> the offers also rejecting any parallels between pence and clinton. >> they've also said that any comparison to clinton is absurd. >> read bin john, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> well, president trump is standing by attorney general jeff sessions, yesterday's sessions recused himself from the investigation into russian interference in the presidential election. now, as a senator, and an advisor, trump campaign, sessions met twice with russia's ambassador to the u.s., but failed to acknowledge that during his confirmation hearing. president trump called sessions an honest man who could have stated his response more accurately. >> in other news, frigid temperatures did little too cool the excitement around the release of the latest gaming gadgets. >> newest console the switch officially went on sale at midnight, despite the cold gamers lining up hoping to get their hands on one, this is the best buy over in south philadelphia where the line was already wrapped around the building well before midnight. we spoke with gamers, one had

been waiting in line since 3:30 yesterday afternoon. >> i guess to assure that we actually have one to play, ya, i was there ten years ago when the wii came out. why not do it again? >> been ten years, first time ever, since i've had this in a long time, excited to tuesday. >> new device is designed to transform from a stationary console to a portable system, allowing game tears play both at home and on the go. well, coming up: high speed chase. still ahead on "eyewitness news." >> headlights are off as police helicopter tracks the suspect going more than 100 miles an hour. and the dramatic moment don't stop there. see what the suspect does next. we'll also have this. >> going crazy, yelling, and i look back to her, and she had her head rolled back. >> school bus driver passed out at the wheel. hear how a teen hero took matters into his own hands to save dozens of students. >> and from laughs on the late show to the cbs-3 studios,

comedian will be here live this morning. where you can see him in philly this weekend. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> shape of you. well, we're in love with the ends of the work week. can i get an amen? >> amen. >> but it won't and warm one. katie is back, with the chilly changes. stay with us, everyone, it is friday. >> i'm blushing a little. ed sheeran, okay. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. los angeles, a stolen car suspect leads police on a wild car chase overnight. >> after several close calls, the suspect was taken into custody. but take a look, chopper tracked the driver as she sped down the highway at times going more than 100 miles an hour. suspect blue through red light, then went under an overpass, ditching the car, trying to give officers the slip. the jumped several fences, hid in someone's backyard before being captured. >> did you ever think you would get away. >> alabama school bus driver collapsed behind the wheel, obviously could have been tragic situation. high school student on board had other ideas, bus had 38 teens on board.

the bus driver had just had medical emergency, and passed out. that's when high school senior jessie frank saw what was happening and stepped in. >> going crazy, yelling, like, unusual, and i look back at her and she had her head rolled back, and her hands let go of the steering wheel. ya, had to do something. >> oh, glad he did. jesse brought the bus to the curb, and he received the keys to his hometown bell city alabama. bus driver by the way expected to make a full recovery. >> well, katie, heading into the weekend, winter is making a come back? >> it is. you know what? i'm with you, i'm not really a fan of the really cold air, but i will say that if you're a ski lover, this isn't the worse news in the world. now, weaver a system coming in to help reinforce the cold for us, storm scan showing the clipper that's going to be responsible for that. it does not have a lot of moisture, you're snow showers are very, very much scat nerds nature right now. at the moment, we actually have really beautiful sunrise, promised to us, outside we go, oh, there goes, one of our

pocono field cameras right now, showing that they're making snow up at shawnee, and with that said, i do have ski report for you, interesting note here, big boulder, does not have any trails open right now. up at jack frost, though, they've got all 20. so, you know, you don't get both for the price everyone but at least jack frost, camelback, blue mountain, warm air in place, but couple every feet worth. future snow amount, i don't want you to worry about any kind of major accumulation out of this, at worse, we see maybe a dusting on unpaved surfaces, i think more than anything, guys, through the midday, you will see the snow showers, but going to so maybe some poor visibility out of it, at worse, then through the seven day forecast, just stays colds outside through the next couple every days, cold weekend by comparison, one of the coldest we've seen in a while. but take a look at the rebounds, already takes place here on monday into tuesday, mid 50's already by monday, and come tuesday, topping off

mid 60s, but by that point, yes, trade off. always a trade off right? new storm comes along, meisha, bridges back the chance for showers. >> katie thank you so much. and, good morning, tgif to you. it has been busy in the world of travel already. than is where we've got some major problems. this is where you're going to slow down too. take a look at this, schuylkill westbound at grays ferry, two lanes are block actually for awhile there all lanes are block, so just kind of squeezing by there. looks like you're still just squeezing by right now. now, i want to pull your attention to the backups. take a look at this already, this is at vare avenue. you guys, if i were you i would take broad street or 95 to the vine, then get back on the schuylkill. this is really going to slow you down. so again, schuylkill westbound at grays ferry, i would say two lanes are block, but really just squeezing by, there the backups right here at vare avenue. broad street or 95, again to the vine and the schuylkill might help you out little bit. but this will be a mess until this clears. heads up on. that will also want to pull your a schenn sean to this as

well, 15th and market bus stop under construction, relocating 16th and market. this is starting at 6:00 p.m. sunday. and this is actually going to be along with standing construction so it will linger out there until october. i'll be remind you of that. lots more to talk about when we come back in ten to 15 minutes, jim, rahel, back to you. >> surprising discovery forced demolition crew in ocean county to put its work on hold. un erred two tore pied owes, the us navy determined the torpedos weren't actually real, just replicas used for training. no word though on how they got there. >> the errosion from the oroville dam spillway in california may create golden opportunity. bob van camp has been prospecting for gold for 20 years, and he says that there are nuggets that are in the newly exposed bedrock. van camp estimate there could be pounds of gold at or near the surface. california's department of water resources reports that so far it is unaware of any gold discoveries. >> trips to california?

>> i'm not digging gold from rocks. >> me neither. >> well, some favorite toys from your childhood are part of local museum. >> meisha takes you there in this this week's dream drive. first here is pat. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. no swim is this morning, but i know some good at swimming, the lasalle high school swim team, defending national champions. we'll talk to one of their can't and their coach, going for six straight state titles coming

>> weekends right around the corner, expect the high 40 yeast, either day, no storms in site you will notes it

feels a lot colder the next couple of days. >> already noticed, katie, thank you. new, newspaper headlines. >> trenton city clerk resigned this week and council unable to fill the position one state official asked one in the audience if they want to be the clerk, with no takers the meeting postponed being meaning it never took place, that's your tax dollars at work. >> intelligence err about 500 student from 22 bucks county middle and high school competed in the world language tournament this weekend, quakertown community high school. reveals german, spanish, spanish, chinese, latin. >> good for you. >> from the news journal, texting while biking in newark could cost you, violate he is caught using their phone while biking will be fined $25 under new law approved, addresses cyclists using hands held devices a phone on the handle bars folks would not be a

violation. >> very interesting. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> now, how is this for dynasty, local boy's swim team dominated the catholic league past three decades. >> thirty years, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live in win moore, where the boys are in the pool practicing right now, pat, good morning, i see you're still fully clothed. >> yes, i thought about that speedo, but people don't want to see that, so i decided to let the pros do it, the high school swim team, won 29 straight. philadelphia catholic league title, that's impressive, so getting ready for the state championship coming up in just couple every weekends, of course the range national champions, 2016 national swim champion. takes a lot of hard work and dedication, one of the senior

can't, jake. good morning. >> how are you doing? >> doing well. >> so take us through a season for you guys, because it seems like every year more and more victories. >> yes. i mean, each season we go in the mindset, new team, new group of swimmers. we can't really let anything crib how we do this season, we have to work for it each year. we always go in around winter break training, so really hard, kind of good place to see wherever one is swimming at, start rebuild little bit. and we have this tradition every excellence where we want to kind of crib to that every year. so, to be able to see everyone get up and perform the younger guys, the younger swimmers get up and really race, real awesome to see. >> you guys need to practice quite a bit to get to that level. how many hours a week are we talking smear. >> doing about 18 to 20 hours in the pool. we do four mornings, five afternoons and a saturday practice with some weight training in there. so it is a lot of training but we make sure we get it all

done. >> what's a normal day? >> practice 5:45, and swim here, in the morning for about an hour, hour and 15, then we go through a school day like everyone else, little more tired, and then we come in the afternoon, another two hours. >> you have to. >> and then get our homework done, then restart for the next day. >> and the coach, you're going for six straight. how do you feel going into it? >> like jake said, each year different. as you prepare, for the season, you know, when you get up to state, everybody kind of takes care of their roles and their jobs. you know, we really don't like kind of worry about the points too much. it is kind of like how things will shake out, or, you know, at the end, you know, and we perform well. so we have had some good luck up there. >> coach good luck. >> thank you so much. >> jake, good luck. good luck to lasalle high school team going for six straight titles. pretty impressive stuff. >> impressive indeed.

thanks so much, pat, congratulates toss them, keeping our fingers crossed. >> much more still ahead. >> multi-million dollar overhaul at penn's landing, i'm trang do live with the full plans at the waterfront in the city. >> and unusual hazing incident, the allergic reaction that lands add student in the hospital and fraternity in trouble with the law. meisha? >> rahel, it has been a very busy friday on tap. overturned on the schuylkill, changes in septa, sinkhole, construction, tgif to you. first, we will take a break, stay right where you are.

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>> i'm rahel solomon, it is 6:30, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> police have a lot to sort out. >> four people shot, including a bartender, and a group of about 20 people, inside of a bar and restaurant here in mt. airy. >> it will be truly transforming. >> get ready for new penn's landing. >> just five short years ago there is was a proposal on paper, thanks to major infusion of did a tax this week, it will dramatically be transformed. >> we are in the cold, freezing ... >> game entheusiasts wait being in the colds to get their hands on the latest gaming device, nintendo switch went on sale at midnight. >> i will never stand outside for anything, you stand in line for anything like that in the middle of the night? >> no.

♪ >> saved! the flyers win the hockey game. >> and the flyers win two to one in the shoot-out against the panthers. meisha was there, maybe she is a good luck charm? >> maybe. but wait a minute. >> yes. >> i think two in a row? go flyers. all right. let's get out to katie. speaking of two in a row, dealing with couple every days in a row. inch. >> deed we are, nice transition, well done you. yes, we have the coal out there for the next couple of days, it will feel like ice, and certainly but we also specking couple of snow showers along the way, as well. that happened here today to help reinforce the chill for the next few days, so hit 40 or shy of it and that starts today. at the moment the sun already rising, i'll show you gorgeous sunrise shot in a second. first quick check on storm scan, not too much to report. for the most part, our region is at the moment nice and clear. a couple of clouds, especially southern counties, but those snowflakes that you see aren't really having a chance to stick, or i should say, even

fly out there just yet. so with time we will see that take place, currently the temperature change already pretty noticeable. it is anywhere from 15 to about 20 degrees or so. colder than it was this same time yesterday. as that translate to the thermometer, you are talking right around just shy of or just slightly above 32. and we're right at the freezing mark, in fact, in our live neighborhood network mark, look at the beautiful sunrise currently getting underway. sun here in fill, officially rising at 6:31. so it is now up. and we are going to again with time see more clouds build, couple of snow showers to go along with it, now i do not think we have to deal with any major accumulation let alone minor accumulation if anything very light dusting on cup ill of untreated surfaces, it is possible, but otherwise, meisha, just going to see some flakes flying throughout the middle part of the day. all right, katie, thank you so much. and good morning, everyone, tgif. grab that coffee in hand. you'll need it this morning, it is looking very busy. we have live chopper three over overturned vehicle right now, look at the schuylkill westbound, grays ferry.

two lanes are blocked. that's right. two lanes are block. it is looking very busy as you travel past us. i can tell you right now the backups are pretty extensive as well. looking at vare avenue. actually we switch views here in just a moment, but take a lock at the backups. that live chopper three showing us right now, yikes, this is an area you're going add at least a extra hour, hour and a half at this point. right now if we can just go live outside. show you back up camera. look at this at passyunk avenue. at the walt whitman bridge, take a look at this, for those of you headed out right now headed out the door i would say avoid the area at all costs if you cannot avoid this area you're going to have to factor in an extra hour or extra hour and a half in this area. not to mention we have updates on septa as well, 15th and market bus stops under construction, if you are relocate to go 15th and market. starting 6:00 p.m. sunday. it will carry you through until october. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> repairs crew will soon be working to fix this big pothole that opened up in the

street in philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood. it is at east clearfield and coral streets, damaged at least one vehicle that got stuck in the hole. >> oh, boy. >> after five years of planning, philly makes big step in completely transforming its space along the delaware river. >> i am looking forward to this. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at penn's landing with more on the waterfront make overment good morning, trang. >> well, good morning, jim, rahel. yes, just proposal on paper, just five short years ago, but thanks to major inches infusion, this entire area here, will be transformed into a dramatic park, elevated over the roadway here. >> penn's landing is getting a 225 million-dollar overhaul next to riverfront to the rest of the city. >> we believe it will be truely transformed. >> delaware river waterfront is spanning the 11-acre park which president tomorrow corriveau and says will expand over columbus boulevard, between chestnut and walnut.

>> i think it will be an amazing place, public space, that will be 4-acre cap over the highway, that will have all times of activities, and then 7-acre beautifully landscaped park down to the river. >> it will also change with the seasons. a skating rink in the water and more green spares in the summer. people who live in the area like jena epstein are thrilled. >> i'm excited. i think it will be good for the city, good for the community. i think it will be good for the kids and families it, will give them something to do. >> earlier this week, mayor jim kenney pledged $90 million for the park. penndot is contributing 115 million, and thursday, the william penn foundation announced $15 million contribution, leaving just 10 million unfunded. that initial investment is expected to pay off in hundreds of millions in economic impact for years to come. >> always great to have more things like this, gets people out, engaged in the city. bringing more revenue in the sit, people spending money and enjoying and building up the community.

>> we are going to have to wait some time for this park, construction slated for about five year period. and we are told that construction could start as early as the end of this year. so, jim, rahel, break out the wine, and that picnic basket. >> got it all ready to go, already planned. >> trang you know you don't have to tell us to break it out. >> we will be out there. can't wait. >> good stuff. thank you, trang. >> for more information to see more rendering of the upcoming penn's landing park be sure to check out our website at cbsphilly.com. well, parent and guardians were shocked to learn that camden community charter school will close this noon, due to poor performance. new jersey department of education, charter schools renewal application, state officials say the schools park test scores were the lowest among all of the chat of the err schools in camden, leaves nearly 700 student in limbo. >> for me to start another place, another school, you know, i'm not really happy about that. >> i don't know for nobody else, but they get good report

carts every month, and i don't know what's going on over there. >> well, camden community charter school says it plans to fight the decision calling it extremely disappointing and completely unwarranted. >> what some college student it say was a joke almost turned dead. >> i fraternity members at central michigan university allegedly smeared peanut butter on another student's face after he passed out. that will student had a serious peanut allergy. member of if a chi row smeared the peanut butter tells detroit tv station was not -- >> it was just a joke, we were just trying to be funny, and we used peanut butter to put some on hits fails. we didn't know he was allergic, another thing being funny, being college students? well the hazing victim has now transferred to another school. mt. pleasant police are investigating. central band the fraternity. >> still ahead, football practice turns into an epic battle of dodgeball at penn state. and we've got the video. >> also, you may know him from

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>> welcome back everyone, braking news in the jersey shore there is video just into your news room, three large fire in ocean grove monmouth county. firefighters hard at work, began about zero nine minutes ago in condominium complex. seeing it spread to several nearby buildings. we will keep you updated as we get additional information to the news room. >> for now let's check in with katie. about 6:43, katie, might need to bundle up today? >> i would say, next couple of days, very smart idea to have all of your winter gear ready. i hope you didn't pack it away just yet. can't go by couple days, who would think back to the low 40's, 30's, the next few days, but this is that time of year. a lot of extremes happening, certainly has happened this timement taking a look at temperatures right now, heck of a lot colder by comparison this same time yesterday. into the 20's, or 30's, in a lot of spots, we zero in on handful every these, we take you into delaware first folks are waking one sunny skies,

lisa in wilmington where we are at 30 degrees, she has got mainly clear sky, pretty light breeze at this point the even with the modest breeze, feels more like 22. so colds start for her. we take you north of town. go on up to the 29 degrees range, comes in from barbara lane, few more clouds, depending where you are, you may have little mixed variety of cloud cover. simply because there is clipper system starting to head our way. so scattered showers of snow are going to be knocking on our doorstep any time soon. really through midday. that's where some of the clouds are beginning to come from. with that said, let's switch gearsment take a look at the clip nerve question at the moment, not really here. you know, you have got little streaks of moisture across the delmarva peninsula, that's about it, but this is the main system. keep in mind, clippers mainly serve to help usher in the cold air. this means sipping in from the northwest, as it does so, benning withing it again couple scattered snow showers. but that's it. up might see maybe very modest coating on unpaved surfaces in a couple of spots. but this is the gist for you here. it is mainly midday event. colder than average though, still quite breezy when the

clipper actually rolls throughment take a look we at best hit 40 the next couple of days, another rebounds that waits in the wings for next week. >> all right, we like the sound that far, like the rebounds. now pull your attention to something we've been talking about all morning long, an accident overturned accident at the schuylkill westbound at grays ferry causing some very significant backups. the good news, that has now since been clearedment look at this, passyunk and 26th. what a difference, schuylkill at passyunk still looking very busy. look at the speed sense or, only going 9 miles per hour around the areas as well. so overall just dealing with morning construction that we can expect that right now. but now that the schuylkill westbound has cleared, big thumbs-up. looking good there. fifteenth and market bus stop under construction, you will be relocate to go 16th and market. this will run you all the way through october. so heads up on that. then what else we have been talking about this morning, construction, construction, construction. we have it out here. valley forge road at chesterbrook boulevard, one of many, many which have already cleared this morning, some of which have not cleared.

so also this, east clearfield, alternate lehigh or allegheny. another area that you want to just be mindful of. and then we go to the wide. look at the wide. what we are looking at. overall basically anywhere we are looking starting to drop down to less than posted speeds. take it easy and leave your homes little early. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you. while back now on "eyewitness news," and how cool is this navy pilot built roller coaster right in his own backyard. said did he it to spend time with his three year old son, how sweet is that? initially going to build a tree house, but after seeing how much fun his son had on the coaster in disney lands, he took on the challenge, spent three months building the coaster with a retired engineer and navy pilot said it has brought the family together. >> sounds good. speaking about sounding good you can learn a lot about new jersey without driving all over the state. >> meisha, you found apparently everything from vintage jersey toys to prehistoric jersey animals?

>> i think i find everything. i have a soft spot for animals, i'm certainly not alone, but maybe something more nastolgic will be your thing. let's check it out. >> this trip we're headed over the bridge to trenton, new jersey. the museum that i hear has a really cool dinosaur exhibit. something that i know i'm real excited to see. >> new jersey state museum near trenton, that's the capitol. >> curator of education met me by their newest art exhibit. >> i it is about new jersey artist, craft artists, fine artists. >> okay, you got to show me somewhere else that is cool. because i know there have to be so >> we go to the cultural history exhibit called toy world. all about toys. that will were manufactured in new jersey. >> here you can sit by the tv and watch vintage toy commercials. then you can re acquaint

yourself with old favorites, like a disney mechanical musical top made in hackettstown new jersey, in the 1930's. they even have talking doll invented in 1890 by thomas edison. in case anyone gets wreckless, i see you've got your bases covered with the leggos. >> the largest plan tear yum in the state. that will definitely a draw for school kids. >> oh, i bet it is. >> so what's your favorite part? >> the plan tear yum. >> why is that? >> you get to see cool shows. >> do you guys like dinosaurs? >> yes. >> we're in the natural history hall that just opened up this summer again. it is called written in the rocks. it is fossil tails of new jersey. >> you can look back through 3.5 billion years of natural history. and meet some new jersey former residents. like a turtle fossil, that's 67 million years old.

>> wait. his ned, his head -- isn't that cool. >> yes. >> that is a new jersey dinosaur. >> wow. >> and we have two of them. lost in battle. >> we are going to go look at something really cool. do you guys want to know what it is? >> yes. >> it is a t-rex head. >> allowed to take pictures with it, and this is where the dinosaurs are. >> what do you like about them? >> well, i like that they're big,. >> we still do research at this museum as well working on specimens that they actually finds in field work. so it is really just looking in the earth for history. >> oh, those dinosaurs, coy just learn about them forever. you guys, if you haven't been there, you have to go check it out. it is so cool. really neat ya, it is. >> thank you so much, meisha. time now 49:00. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning.

>> gale king joins us live from new york with a preview, good morning, gale. >> you guys are so right, there is a lot coming up. that's how we like it around here. ahead jeff sessions, recuse cents himself from any investigation into russian interference in the 2015 election. we will talk with john dickerson about what's next on. that will plus, first on cbs this morning, i love saying this, and i'll say it again, on cbs this morning look at the game changing technology that could speed up airport screenings and give security 3d view what's in your carry on bag? and we will take to you antartica to see how echo tourism could share on scientific research. we'll see you at 7:00. rahel, jim, let me tell this, i was at the airport the other day, i got stopped because they said i had too much change in my purse. that it was so dense they couldn't tell what was in there. so, here is a tip of the day. when go through airport screening, don't have a lot of change in your purse. >> okay, you heard it first from gale king. >> never know when you are going to make a phonecall at a pay phone, you know? >> oh, all right.

>> thanks, gale. >> it just takes one quarter. see you guys. >> bye bye. >> well, you have seen him performing on the late show with stephen colbert. >> but this weekend award winning comedian bringing the laughs right here to philadelphia. >> i was living a secret double life, warrier by day, comic boy night. people always say to me did you know were you going to be a comedian? no. were you funny? >> yes, always the funniest lawyer in my law firm. >> which is kind of like being the sexiest it guy. >> (laughing). >> he does make a valid point. tonight and tomorrow, at the comedy club, and paul is here in the studio. >> nice to be here. thanks for having me. >> i have to say i was telling, you have tremendous hair. >> oh, thank you very much. >> i want your hair. >> you don't have it compliment me, that's okay. >> , no you are beautiful, too, but i want to running my fingers through his hair. >> you could lose your jewelry in this hair. >> this is the balding brother. >> do you want to just hands

it will from here? i can go. >> the guy who will be doing viagra commercials late nerve life. >> paul, clearly, so funny. so you work a will the with the late show with stephen colbert. we always talk about the show, on this show, how much? you what what do you like? >> not a big fan, kidding. it is great because you get to see working on comedy shows, we talk about the stupid stuff. the other day having a conversation with somebody, and it dawned on me, i don't know how people that make vaseline make any money. i have had the same tub of vaseline, right? think about it at home. go to your medicine -- am i right? right? my vaseline was handed down to me by my grandfather in a will. you never heard this, honey, i'm going out to get more vaseline. >> i need more vaseline, yes. >> you can go through like 10,000 bags of garbage, you won't find one empty container of vaseline. >> but how did you get to this? you were an investment banker, an attorney? you. >> look as disappointed as my mother. >> i swear to god. i just want to do.

that will i was on wall street. i was doing deals. grew up in providence, rhode island, in new york city doing corporate deals. i started to write jokes for hobby. i went to a private function jay leno was performing, i went up to him i have all of these jokes i've been writing, i don't know (i don't know if you need jokes. >> and he really started that talk like helium out after balloon. and it is like he doesn't breathe. like breathe. and then he takes them, and i thought he was just being nice, and the next day i got a call and did he one of my jokes on the tonight show mono lowering. and he paid me $50. woe make fun of me because i was a corporate lawyer, of all of the lawyers, like you're the lowest people like oh, you kill kittens. we would out source that. no, so, that's how it start. and then i started to perform the stand up. and that led to giving my family a nervous breakdown. >> i was wondering what did your family and friends think when you are were going from investment banking to -- >> ya. well, i grew in italian

catholic family, middle class, i told my mom, she looked at me and she said i don't have a son. no, they didn't understanded. and we are very like italian. like i have a cousin, my cousin bobby, and, you know, he sells stuff out of the trunk every his car, one of those guys, you know? he's always going to make a million bucks. he sets like suits and ratchet, selling car alarms that he stole out of other people's cars. >> okay, bobby. >> he came dress today my father's funeral, he dressed like john travolta. this is how he came dress today a funeral, orange, white pattern leather belt, cream sickle with chest hair basically, and white america love wester too much powder, every time he would walk puffs of white smoke would come out of the tops of his shoes. and that's my family. >> we are looking forward to seeing michelle, appearing this weekend? >> yes. >> good luck, i'm sure it will be a tremendous success. we will be right back with three things that you need to know before we go. >> before you head out

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$250 million is pledged to the park. that's three to go. >> the nittany lions of penn state player their annual blue white game. but until then working on different game. >> national clam chronic chips, we're going to ends this the right way. the way you're going to do it, you're going to compete, and the harder thing you'll do is compete against mike. >> that would be coach james franklin, challenging to dodge bought. meant as bonding experience not to mention a work out. >> last check on weather. >> if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball. as they say. all right, as we take you outside to berks county beautiful blue sky. it won't stay that way all day. eventually going to see couple of snow showers roll through. don't worry about much accumulation, clipper system that will bring it to us. >> next on cbs this morning, a look at the game changing technology that could speed up airport screenings and give security a 3d view of what's in your bag. >> oh, and remember to join us bright and early each weekday

morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, march 3rd, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." attorney general jeff sessions agrees to stay out of the investigation in the russian med ling of the 2016 election. why the russian ambassador has been called the most daenchs diplomat. it's now coming to airport check points. first on "cbs this morning," the technology that promises to speed up those tsa security lines. and we take you to antarctica where ecotourists are providing much needed support for climate change scientists facing budget cuts. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90