demanding as they prepare to hit the picket line again today. >> also happening today, president trump unveils new travel juan ban, responds to commander in chief accusations of wiretapping. today is monday, march the six, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. lauren, meisha, keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning. >> good morning, happy monday. you know, i saw happy monday, right when this i say that -- >> happy monday, yes. >> looking at the roads right now, everything actually looking good. a lot of the overnight construction moving out of the way. no accident, did have disable vehicle, also moved out of the way, things looking good. >> all right, i'm on my 12th cup of coffee so far this morning, and it is not really helping. >> are you holding out on us? where is it? >> he can actually. definitely need the coffee to help warm you up this morning, another chilly start to the day after our cold weekend with high temperatures only in the 30's, in philly, for both saturday and sunday, and starting off at 29 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. twenty-three in the lehigh valley, we have some teens in ac. 18 degrees right now in

millville. do have some good news, temperature changes dollars over the last 24 hours, in the positive, up 13 degrees, from this time yesterday, in philadelphia, remember the low of 15 degrees. that was brutal. but also the good news, not dealing with blustery conditions, winds generally calm to light, al ought of the reporting sites across the area, windchill impacts not present as you're stepping out on this monday morning, still be chilly into the 9:00 hour, mostly sunny 35 degrees, cloud deck starts to increase headed into the noon hour, up to 44 degrees, by the end of the day today much miler day in store. meisha, climbing up to 52 degrees. we'll have mostly cloudy conditions, but i don't think anyone will mind couple every clouds hanging around after our cold weekend in the 30's, 60s going to feel nice. >> i love the 50's, but i'll be in bed by then. so i don't know about enjoy t all of you are lucky to get to spend the normal day, normal work hours. disable garbage truck, 202 south, norristown near main street, now since cleared. so looking good here norristown, schuylkill

eastbound approaching spring garth end, look at this gorgeous shot. push in the eastbound direction, toward center city, kind of froze never time right here. just barely inning around. but you get the idea what you are working with both moving in the eastbound or westbound side. really want to show that you. who it is one of my favorites. gorgeous around there at spring garden. also some construction we are remind you of this, talking about this last week, reminding again today both in the traffic department and up at this desk, 15th and market, bus stop now, 15th street station under construction, and because of that the bus stop relocated to 16th and market. this will be out there through october. between this -- i'll be tweeting this out for you, reminder we look talking about that for quite some time. more construction route one we are talking about coming up in the next 15 minutes, jim, rahel, over to you. >> family looking for answers after the shooting of two brothers in southwest philadelphia. >> one of the brothers was killed while the other is in critical condition. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at the children's hospital of philadelphia. trang, good morning. >> good morning, rahel and jim.

the surviving brother is just 14 years old, his recovering here at chop from gunshot wound to the head. and meanwhile his family says they're optimistic that he's going to pull through. >> a tragic mystery in southwest philadelphia. two brothers found shot inside a car just before 2:30 sunday afternoon. >> it is sad. it is really sad. >> police say the shooting happened near 81st and lions. but the car raised away from the scene and crashed into utility pole a block and a half away. responding officers found a 14 year old shot once in the face. his older brother, a man in his 20's, was shot twice under his left arm. the man died a short time later at presbyterian hospital. medics returned the 14 year old to children's hospital. where he continues to recover. >> it is a sin and a shame and a disgrace. >> investigators comb two scenes for evidence into the evening. neighbors say their community is generally quiet, so they weren't surprised by the violence involving young people in the neighborhood.

>> you still have absolutely nothing to do in the community. if you look around, there is no community center for them. these children need vocational training. they need an outlet. >> and no arrests so far in the case. investigators are working to determine whether the victims and the shooter new one another prior to. >> this also working to determine what led up to the shooting. so far police have not released the name of the victim. but for now, live from chop, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. meanwhile happening today, jury selection begins in chester county for the trial after man charged with killing a pennsylvania state trooper and wounding another. eric frein is accused of shooting and killing brian dixon, corporal and wounding alex douglas outside the booming -- blooming grove barracks, they'll be brought to pike county for the trial expected to start april 3rd. >> nurses and techs at

delaware memorial hospital will strike, upset over what they call unfair labor practices. some of the employees walk off the job yesterday morning, protesting what they say is a staffing problem. hostile leaders say that they staff the national average and nurses are paid fairly. nurses stay is not about money. this is about safe staffing levels. >> we used to have five patient to one nurse on the floors, now they are giving us up to seven and eight. >> i always wanted to be a nurse, and i can't believe that i work for a company that has no respect for their patients or their employees. >> hospital and union officials could not reach an agreement during a emergency meeting friday. hospital says it is still open and fully staffed despite the strike. >> president trump may be ready to sign a rewrite of his travel ban today. new version will remove iraq from the list of countries whose citizens face temporary ban on travel to the united state. it was also no longer single out syrian refugees foreign definite ban. the original travel ban came under fire you may recall from

protesters and the courts. it bars the entry of people from certain muslim majority countries and halts the refugee program. a mexican congressman makes a point about president trump's plan to build a wall. climbed along the us mexico border. he represent the state of 135 miles north of mexico city. he said it was easy for him to climb the fence coon have crossed into the us. building border wall is one of the top priorities. he believes it is unnecessary. >> meantime president trump calls on congress to investigate his explosive allegations of wiretapping by the obama administration. and series of early morning tweets on saturday, he accused president obama of wiretapping his tell phones at trump tower just before the 2016 election. the president however offers no evidence into the claims and did not say what prompted the l gays. >> if it is true allegations. >> it is true, and if it isn't what he meant guy. >> make that type of claim

without any evidence is i think very wreckless. >> and according to sources fbi director james cuomo has asked the justice department to publicly reject the president's claims siting the accusations falsely selling the bureau broke the law. >> a social media scandal is rattling the us marines corpse, hundreds of marines of shake necked pictures on a facebook page. here is correspondent paula read in washington. >> the secret marines united facebook group had hundreds of marines as members, reportedly thousands of photographs of naked female service members and veterans shared on the page, for users made on scene comment, taken down within hours of the start of a ncis investigation one month ago. in a statement, marine corps sergeant major ronald l green said in part we must do better job of teaching marines what we expect of them in the social media realm. i spec all marines to treat one another with dignity and respect, whether it be in public, behind closed doors,

or on line. marine corps official said investigators are most concerned about the victims. many of whom were identified by their rang, full name, and military duty station. the on line activity was first posted by the war, non-profit news or saying run by marine veteran and purple heart recipient thomas brennan. within hours he became the target of on line threats, like i'll pay 500 for the dude that can get guys every this girl. >> i scrolled by things like this on facebook before. i think this is a good gut check for a lot of people, we have all scrolled past things we shouldn't tolerate on social media. >> this comes two months after the first female inch fan tree marine f a marine shared every photo of another person that was taken without that person's consent, under circumstances in which that other person had reasonable expectation of privacy the marine could be subject to criminal proceedings, or administrative action.

paula read, cbs news, washington. well, us soccer fans, players from doing something on the feel. find out what it is coming up. >> plus, two children returned to the hospital with burns after drinking apple juice at a pennsylvania restaurant. hear one dad explain what happened right after think took a zip. >> so amazing, so colorful, and kind of weird. i didn't like -- i never seen it before. but i kind of new what they were. >> he was color blind, but not any more. see the emotional moment this boy sees colors for the very first time, and we'll show you the technology that makes it all possible. >> ♪ sunday morning, jim. >> yes. >> here we are. >> we're back. >> what happened to the weekend? >> i don't snow. >> went so quickly. >> it zoomed by. but we're here.

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>> scary moment, a fast moving fire gave guests minutes to escape. >> the fire swept through the travel inn outside of san francisco sunday, officials

say the multi alarm fire started in a room on the first floor, quickly specked to the second. several victims claim the smoke detectors in the room didn't work. hotel employee disputes, they -- saying they were all operational. >> if you go bring them to me, telling you it is a lie, he is lying, they had to drag my wheelchair down the stairs. we didn't even have an exit to get me out. >> and according to firefighters everyone did make it out of the building, three people however were treated for smoke inhalation, officials believe the fire was pork by a fuel can left on balcony. >> us soccer has passed new rule requiring all players to stand during the national anthem. >> the decision comes after member of the women's national team joined other athletes protesting by kneeling before a game. veteran mid fielder megan took a knee last september in solidarity with 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick and others protesting racial inequality. some soccer rules says soccer players must stand

respectfully. well, if this video is on the level, you're looking at a death defying dirt bike jump by daredevil kyle. he made it over a busy freeway in riverside county, viewed by more than 100,000 people. split between says he's a hero and saying he's putting innocent people's lives in danger. police also want to talk to him about risking a catastrophe. >> i have a hard enough time getting down the street. meanwhile, there is this guy. >> lauren, would you do that, jump over a highway on a motorcycle? >> absolutely, and actually the sixth grade bike champion of southern new jersey. >> oh? >> did you know that? >> no. >> i am lying. >> okay. >> i do like a bike, though. so yes, little chilly for bike ride this morning, getting live from the cbs-3 broadcast studios, fiery sunset, or sunrise, sunset?

i'm used to the evening shift. sunrise this morning, with red colors in there, beautiful 29 degrees, though, maybe not so beautiful. chilly start to the day. wind are kale many. not too much after windchill impact. as we head into the day today, our warming trend is going to commencement and take us into mid week. shower chance arrives as early as late tonight. takes us to tuesday and tuesday night, and then i know little ways away, but next weekend potentially a system to watch. that could be bringing us some interesting type of precipitation. but that's a little ways out. temperatures 23 degrees in the lehigh valley, 23 in reading, 20 degrees right now in trenton. and we're out of the teens in ac at 21 degrees, much more mild air mass off to the south and west, but temperatures already in the 50's, to near 06 degrees, and rise in the jet stream, ridging up along the east coast, will take place tomorrow and wednesday. and that's going to allow our temperatures to rise about ten to 15 degrees above average. with that warmer air mass, billing in. across the delaware valley. storm scan3, showing us pretty quiet conditions, some patchy

clouds, maybe a random flake or two across portions of berks county, otherwise quiet day precipitation wise for us, do have this moisture off to the south and west, in association with the farm front will bring us shower chance through the day tomorrow. for today increasing clouds, milder, up to 52 degrees, tonight not as coal, shower is developing late, 42 degrees, and near seven day forecast up to 64 tomorrow. chance every late showers. best chance of precipitation will come overnight tuesday into early wednesday. meisha, still in the 60s on wednesday. then cooler, roller coaster continues 48 for the high friday. >> yes, we will have to enjoy. that will all right, lauren, thank you so much. something else we can enjoy this morning, on this monday morning. take a look an at that sky. that's just gorgeous. the schuylkill, taillights moving in the eastbound direction, this is approaching the gulph mills area. man, almighty. so this will let us know we are going to have to pack our sunglasses today, going to have little sun up, slow downs, but overall i had to show that you picture because it is those little tiny

blessings we can take on a busy monday morning. 422 headlights moving in the eastbound direction, what we are looking at both moving in the eastbound and westbound direction. anywhere we look this monday morning looking good, maybe starting i don't want to say slow down but starting to get more vehicles out on the roadways, overall in the 6:00 hour we will eventually start to slow down, right now okay. talking about more construction coming up on city avenue coming up in the next ten to 15 minutes. over to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> police in lancaster country expected to announce more details today after two children were hospitalized from drinking apple juice at a local restaurant. now, richard celebrated his tenth birthday in the star buffer a in east lamb pet err, township friday. rich around a and his four year old sister ordered apple juice. as soon as they took a zip something horrifying occurred. >> as soon as they took a zip they were throwing up. there was blood, and the other time they brought the apple juice to us they would bring a stirofoam cup of ice and separate drink so you could

open and pour it if you want to. this time they brought it already made. >> now the father claims the apple juice burned his children's throats, local paper reports there was quota cost i can substance in the juice, the restaurant is still open. well, a colorful new world for an iowa boy with vision impairment. marcus has the story. >> reporter: the decade case has been alive, the fourth grader's world view. not being able to tell the difference between blue and purple and red and green. we have home video of the moment earlier this month his view changed. >> look at this. >> it was instant. i knew right away that something had changed. how bright everything was. >> the colors are now vivid. he sees each and everyone of them. >> yellow. >> so amazing, so colorful. and it is kind of weird, because i didn't like -- i

never seen the colors before, but i kind of new what they were. i don't know. it was just awesome. >> just to realize that all the sudden a whole new world opened for him, obviously very emotional. >> all due to some internet research, leading them to the california based chrome a company and these glasses cents. >> i wear them at home, i can see the stop light. >> research indicated the glasses had 50-50 chance of working. but for them it was $300 very well spent. >> pretty exciting exploring cartoons, didn't realize that the marshmellows in his lucky charles will color on them. >> there had been a lot of first since he got the glasses. he saw hads first sunrise, and will eventually see hirst fist rainbow. >> that day changed my life. >> showing him a world he has never seen before. >> oh, that was marcus reporting, the company's website says it glass also meant to assist vision cure for color blindness, varies on the type annex tent of color

vision. >> that's just great. >> talk about something great t looks like some folks in belgium may be on to the next big thing, a pastor opens a public inside after church. >> right. the village has apparently been without a public inches its last one closed in the area, now, because it is customary to go to the public sunday mornings after mass, one pastor decided to bring it back. he said everybody is welcome as long as you attend church before. >> hey, i love this idea! you get them in. >> jim, you said that, but i got to say, i don't know how i feel about that. i don't know. when you're drinking, are you really listening to the message? >> well i think the public opens up after the is her vest. >> so not during the service? >> i don't think so. >> that's the first thing i thought. if you're going to a public, grabbing a beer and sitting in the pew listening to a service? but afterward? i don't care what do you after church. coy careless. >> you go running, then eat. >> that i don't care b but during, okay, glad we cleared that up.

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>> welcome back this early monday. always focused on this weekend ahead. looks like upcoming weekend models are showing us cooler than average, not as colds as this past weaken but generally temperatures in the 40's for both saturday, sunday, of course daylight saving time, you have to spring forward, we lose an hour of sleep. i know. but we gain an extra hour of sunlight at the end of the day. so our sunrise time will be after the 7:00 hour, on sunday. but we do have a system to watch, by sunday, looks like it could start off as rain, and maybe ends in something a little more wintery. so stay tuned to that, evolving for cause, have what to expect in your seven day forecast coming up.

>> all right, lauren, thank you. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> in the news journal five homes have been condemned following wilmington house fire that displays 12 resident yesterday afternoon. firefighters responded to the first block of 22nd street, and found ever i smoke coming from vacant row home. the fire quickly spread to five neighboring homes. >> from the cape may herald, for the third year in a row, ocean city high school seniors and teach remembers receiving training and certification and cpr. and the use every automated external defibrillators, starting april 4th, they'll be conducting classes for the general public at the ocean city public library. >> bucks county courier times special olympics every bucks county looking for volunteer swimming coaches. five of the 11 coaches are retiring, at the end of april. and so far, no one is stepping up to fill those spots. they don't fill the spots, they'll have to turn away some of the 60 intellectually disabled participant. so hopefully someone comes forward and helps them out. >> that's a look at some of

the newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. >> many coming up in the next half hour. tempers mounting, several banned balistic missiles. >> what the height house say is saying about it. >> president trump set to sign reversed version of his travel bannered one day after he accused president obama of passing his telephone during the campaign. able a daniels in new york the latest on the white house coming up. >> and we have beautiful sunrise out there. it will make a quick start to the morning, i would say, we will be dealing with some sun up, slow down. construction city avenue. some slow spots, all of that coming up. first we'll take a quick break, stay whe

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>> goo morning -- good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. here's what you need to no in your morning minute. >> double shooting in southwest philadelphia leaves one brother dead and another in critical condition. >> surviving brother just 14 years old, recovering here at chop from gunshot wound to the face. >> president trump is planning to sign a new version of the travel ban today. meanwhile the white house is asking congress to look into allegations the obama administration wiretapped trump before the election. >> to make that type of claim without any evidence is i think very wreckless. >> tensions are mounting in asia, after north korea fires several balistic missiles. the pentagon says at least one of the missiles flashed into the sea of japan. we are live here at the wells fargo center, with sean johnson of the philadelphia 76ers, he's teaching me how to play wheelchair basketball. let me see if i can make this.

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> and that was bruno mars, performing at the i heart radio awards last night. >> love me some bruno mars, should call him the innovate or of the year award, congratulations to all of the award east. lauren looking already pretty bright behind you, 6:32,. >> actually not too bad out here this morning. temperatures are cold. but the winds, it is not moving. so not too much of a windchill impact. the sky is brightening up. temperatures are still pretty coal. to kick off this monday morning, 32 degrees in cape may, one of the warmer spots quote unquote warmer, media 23 d still down in the teens at 18 degrees, and 22 degrees in west chester, but going to be warming things up in your hour by hour forecast. today for the 8:00 hour, still sunshine around, 31 degrees, up near 40 degrees, by the

11:00 hour. we will see increasing clouds into the second half of our day today. but temperatures, are going to be on the rise up to 52 degrees, by the 5:00 hour. mostly cloudy conditions, taking over, for the second half of the day. and across the region, we see mostly sunny clues maintained for much of the day down the shore, then late day clouds, high temperature at 48 degrees, much improved conditions from the cold weekend, poconos, partly sunny not as coal, high temperature at 42 degrees, and something to look forward to, spring begins this month. on the 20th. official spring, although we are in meteorological spring right now. meisha, it gannon march 1st. >> yes, and lauren, speaking of that sun, take a look at this picture. that sunrise is absolutely stunning. this is the schuylkill moving in the eastbound direction, approaching gulph mills. yikes. just a moment, to just take a pause for second with that cup of coffee, and enjoy this simple blessing. this would be it.

that is just absolutely gorgeous. however, that being said, we will specially if you are traveling in the eastbound direction have to pack those sunglasses because this is that gorgeous sunrise, going to be blinding nonetheless for our drivers out there. heads up. sun is out there. nobody, no one, not one; complaining about that. but just again reminder pack those sunglasses you'll need it. then pushing past that, waveson some construction, between rolling road, this is going to be happening starting at 9:00 a.m. it will carry on through 3:00 . this is through april 7th. snow is water main installation it, starts today. another area on city avenue to pull your attention, traffic signals upgrades i can stalling curb ramps, city avenue north and south between brit march and kings grant drive-thru 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. that will linger out there through friday. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. looking live this morning, as nurses and tech's at delaware county memorial strike for

seconds day. they are upset over what they call unfair labor practices, 307 employees walk off the job yesterday morning, protesting again what they say is staffing problem, leaders however tell us they staff at the national average, and their nurses are paid fairly. meantime the hospital does remain open today. >> police are investigating double shooting in southwest philadelphia that killed young man and left his teenage brother in critical condition. the shooting happened at 81st and lions yesterday afternoon. the brothers, 114 years old, and the other in his 20's, shot while sitting in a white sedan. >> they sped away but crashed into a nearby utility pole and neighbor says tragedies like this are part of larger problem. >> these children have absolutely nothing to do in the community. if you look around, there is no community center for them. these children need vocational training, they need, they need an outlet. >> the 20 year old brother was pronounced dead, the family members say they're confident that the 14 year old will survive his injuries.

>> well, today president trump is expected to issue his revised immigration and travel ban, weeks after the order was blocked by a federal court. >> this morning that thing overshadowed by his accusation that is president obama had his telephone tapped. hena daniels with the latest on the explosive claims and the investigation, hena, good morning. >> good morning, guys, this is certainly what's grabbing headlines this morning, the white house has requested congress examine whether the obama administration abused its quote, he can tiff investigative authority. the accusation came in a tweet where president trump allege without supporting evidence that then president obama ordered a wiretap of the phone in trump tower. >> president trump assertion that former president obama bugged trump tower last year is now putting him at odds with fbi director james cuomo, law enforcement sources confirm to cbs news comey asked the department every justice saturday to publicly reject mr. trump's claims saying the allegations falsely

suggest the fbi broke the law. >> there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president, the president-elect at the time, as a candidate or against his campaign. >> the former director of national intelligence, james klapper, maintains sunday the intelligence agency's never wiretapped mr. trump. the president made the claim on twitter saturday, but offered no evidence to support it. >> i think he is going off of information that he is saying that has led him to believe that this is a very real potential. >> make that type of claim, without any evidence, is, i think, very wreckless. >> yesterday the white house asked congress to investigate the allegations. a mid its ongoing probe, into russian meddling, in the 2016 election. >> we will get all of the information that we need. if that includes president trump's tax returns, then i have confidence that we will ask for them. >> spokesperson for mr. obama responded saying in part:

neither president owe baum nor any white house official ever orders surveillance on any u.s. citizen, and any suggestion otherwise is simply false. >> and attorney general jeff sessions who recused himself from any trump russia investigations last week is expected to file amends dollars testimony to the senate today. to explain why he did not disclose meetings twice last year with the russian ambassador with his confirmation hearing. >> hena, thank you. >> new this morning, nor court owe a launched four bans to bass ellis misaims, us condemning the launch this is file video flew average of 600 n waters japan claims has part of its exclusive economic zone, test appeared to be in reaction to us south korean military drills. much more on this coming up at the top of the hour. we've been telling you for weeks about protests outside of the offices of pennsylvania

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>> look that the sunrise, well the sixers play the milwaukee bucks tonight and tomorrow night, the team hoses its annual fun raising gala. >> also a look at some dedicated athletes there is morning, pat gallen liver at the wells fargo center. hey, pat? >> reporter: good morning, yes. tomorrow night is a huge event for the 76ers and for the community, it is the sixers gala, and to give us a little bit more after backgrounds on that, little more information, my man, sean janszen. if you missed us in the 5:00 hour he taught me how to play wheat chair basketball. i feel confident about it, but tell us about the gal, a huge? >> tomorrow night, it is going to be we are expecting like 600 people there, double which was there last year, judge current players there, old players, ai, doctor j. >> love it. >> performances, meal mick be there will, kevin hart,

everybody is going to be in the house, the place to be, and all for good cause. >> what's that cause? >> to raise money for the sixers youth foundation. >> beautiful. >> so it all goes right back to the community? >> right back to the commune. >> i thinning you, sean. special guests here today, as well. we have joey and zoe, perfect, for television. joey, how are you this morning? >> i'm good. >> so you guys are looking for more players. >> the enough players in this league. >> so we play, practice every saturday almost. ages six through high school senior, you can play, you have to have a disability to be able to play, lower extremity disability, just need more players. anyone can come out. open practice almost every saturday. we don't care who shows up, just want to clay. it is competitive. we like to have fun, a lot of good kids on the team a the

love fun. >> so from six to 14, then older group as well? >> six to 14, lower division. and then division high school grade. so freshman, sophomores, jr., seniors all play. i'm a freshman. i play in the upper division. zoe is a -- >> seventh grade? >> sixth grade. >> all right. plays in the lower division. and we're both pretty good teams, i mean, both going to nationals, i think at the end of the march. >> that's awesome. >> so you want to show me what you. >> the. >> sure. >> we'll play little bit here. here we go. see if we can score. thank you. all right, it is me and sean. against joey and zoe. let's do it, ready? >> knock down a three, i know what's' gearing up for here. >> so poor more information on our website cbsphilly.com. we'll tell you how to come out and play.

>> oh. because they need more players. but not me, because i am not that good. >> well thank you, pat, congratulates toss joey and zoe going on to the nationals. >> this is a work out. >> good luck to them. >> oh. >> close, but no. >> , i'm pretty excited about this, tomorrow at the sixers charity gala shedder from sean there. hey, guess what? right here in our studios tomorrow morning. oh, ya. be sure to wake up with us as we hang with the group that helps provide the sounds track to the early 90s, also, maybe get some of those moves? >> uh-huh. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i'm not saying anything. >> first time hearing of this, i'll be here tomorrow morning. >> so lauren, maybe get in on this. >> the benefits of getting up 2:00 a.m. >> that's the rewards? i'm learn some dance moves, i'm horrible dancer but i'll try. and you need to do some dance

moves this morning if you're standing outside for any period of time. because temperatures so chilly and our cbs-3 weather watch ers recording in with current conditions and a lot of teens and two's on the board again this morning. so we will head into new jersey where it is 14 degrees as reported by eyewitness weather watcher john. he has bright sunny skies in tabernaclement only 14 degrees, he said good cold morning, same as yesterday, bone chilling, but at least no wind. yes, we don't have the windchill impact this morning. we had the breezier conditions yesterday morning. we will head into pennsylvania where it is 19 degrees right now as reported by denise. she has mostly sunny conditions in west chester, calm winds, she says beautiful sunrise, of course we've been noticing but very cold, yes, dealing with the chilly temperatures once again, and another number in the teens, 17 degrees, as reported by our weather watch err ed. he's in chesterfield, new jersey, bright and sunny skies but 17 degrees, and he said, you will need the gloves if you're out for more than 15 minutes, for sure. so the next couple of hours

will be on the colder side. as we head into this afternoon, high temperatures up to near 50 degrees, much closer to average than what we had over the weekends. warming presents kicks off today increasing clouds the second half of the day. nice sunshine right now. maybe stray flurry across parts of western berks county, otherwise quiet conditions. more moisture up winds, off to the south and west, in association with warmfront that's going to lift in through the day tomorrow. to bring us some scattered light showers. more clouds around, as we head into the day tomorrow. could even see few showers peaking in overnight specially west of the city. as we head through the day, need that umbrella on stand by. best chance of rain, will come overnight tomorrow, into early wednesday. before we clear things out again on wednesday. but for today, high temperatures right around 52 degrees. milder conditions. then for tonight, dropping back only to 42 degrees, chance of shower late. and then in your seven day forecast shall meisha, roller coaster continues, 64 degrees tomorrow. 60s wednesday. fifty's on thursday. four's by friday. >> and there we go, lauren, thank you so much. looking outside we do have

accident 95 south before the vine. hard to see it but there it is way up in the distance, so on the headlights site. again 95 south for the vine pulled off to the shoulder, do have an accident, is that going to start to slow you down in yes you bet it is, right now area that's going to start to slow down right behind that once you get past that actually looking okay. kind of holding steady here. but just heads up, that accident right there pulled off to the shoulder. that will slow you down little bit. then the boulevard southbound what we are looking at push in the southbound direction i would say fairly typical as we approach the 71:00, two, once you jump on the schuylkill moving in the westbound direction, what we are looking at, a lot of brakes lights going off city avenue. still factor in extra time right about now. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, meisha. yet another big night for music. >> the i heart radio awards were last night, justin timberlake took home top honors. >> justin timberlake. can't stop the feeling. >> ♪ >> timberlake took home the first award of the night, song of the year for can't stop the music. his acceptance speech the entertainer said he wrote the song about included, urged

young people to embrace other peep's difference. >> bruno mars took home innovate or of the year. >> time 6:50. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gale king joins us from new york with a preview. good morning, gale. >> reporter: we have it right here. here we are, live and in color, hello, rahel, jim. good to see you both ahead. latest on president trump's allegations he was wiretapped by president obama without offering any evidence about that. we will talk to house oversight committee jason who will join us at the table this morning. plus new details on north korea latest missile launch. and the popular new at home skin care regime that involves take a look at this, piercing your face with hundreds of tiny little needles. i'm going to pason. that will look at safety concerns around this procedure, it is called micro needleing. see you at 7:00. they say it makes the skin look better. are you game. >> no. >> we're going to say no but we will be watching. >> i'm with you.

>> see you guys. >> this mo,'s health watch, new research shows that soy products may not only be safe to eat but beneficial for wombat link breast cancer. doctors at tufts university look at patients eating high around of soy. they found those who ate more soy had a lower risk of death. the scientists say they didn't find any negative effect even among women on hormone therapy. >> march is colon cancer awareness month, estimate there will be more than 95,000 new cases of colon cancer diagnosed in year. >> while colorectal cancer rates have been declining in the u.s. since mid 80s, among older adults, numbers are rising for americans under the age of 50. that's according to recent study in the national cancer institute. family physician doctor rob danoff is here with the science you should not ignore. good morning, doctor rob. >> good morning. >> as a nation how are we doing in our fight against colon cancer? >> good news we have better treatment and we have detection methods that can detect before a cancer occurs or early in the pros else, and

the cure rate getting higher. that's good news. not so good news is that it is the thirds leading cause of cancer excluding skin cancer and it is starting to increase among people less than age 50, especially those who are 1990 and above. >> doctor rob, speaking 506, that's the age where routine screenings begins. but what do you do if you're younger than that? >> fifty and buff currently we should screen, higher incidence of colorectal cancer in that age group. but you're right about younger people. we have to nope our body. now, there was recent study public third in the american cancer society about younger people. double the risk born in 1990 or above we don't know why the risk is higher. but it is really important to pay it close attention to your symptoms if you know your body and may need to get screened earlier. >> i got my letter from my doctor the other day. i thought it was a billy didn't pay. nope, time for your colonoscopy. i wish it was a bill instead of that, but i'm scheduling it. >> it is good that your doctor sends that to you. really good. this is a disease that can

kill. i've seen it in young people, older people. but we have to be -- there are certain warning signs. >> what? >> here is the thing, maybe you have a low blood count called anemia, not sure why, or lack of fatigue it, might be a change in your bowel habits. one of the quick things to look at, change in bowel habits, change in the way you look at the stool. i know people don't want to look at it but real important, called body talk, your bodily tell you if there is ever blood in the stool or you feel like you have to go, but you don't go. and if this happens for two weeks or more, please talk to your doctor because you explain ability al pain or cramming could be a sign. may be something else, but you don't want to ignore it. >> doctor rob, is there anyway any behaviors you can do to maybe decrease your risk of type of cancer? >> absolutely. few things. first of all eating healthier. more fruits and vegtables for sure. less saturated fat. less -- exercise and activity, if you smoke, quit smoking not only lung cancer but other types every cancer if that, and get moving. very sedentary f we can get to

healthier weight. these are all things that we have to get control over. and decrease our risk. >> all right, doctor rob, thank you. really important. the big thing is we know we need to know our bodies, a lot of people are scared to get these tests. who wants to get a colonoscopy. >> not me. >> but i'm doing it, i'm following the doctor's orders. >> yes. >> and if it can save your life, don't want to know later on. you want to find telly. we can detect it early before it occurs, maybe little political up or early in the process, so you live a long healthy life. that's why we screen. >> doctor rob, facebook live from the colonoscopy, aim here. >> we'll look for you. >> thank you, doctor rob. three to go coming up

>> jury selection begins for the trial of eric frein, charged with killing, traveling to pike county for the trial next month. >> president trump is ready to rewrite his travel ban the new version reportedly removes the iraq from the list of countries. >> nurses and tech's at delaware county memorial in its second day, unhappy with staffing levels. >> last check on weather and traffic? >> milder conditions up to 52 degrees, some sunshine right now, then increasing clouds to the second half of the day pack ac long the umbrella, 464 degrees, cooler by week's ends. >> lauren, thank you so much. looking outside we do have an accident 95 south before the vine it, will slow you down, already right now but once past that offering toward the vine looking okay, this,

pushing in the westbound direction, very slow. >> thank you shall meisha. well grab a glass of milk, it is national oreo cookie day. >> oh,. >> develop the cook any 1912. back then called the oreo, now the premium sandwich. dozen of varieties sold more than 100 countries. >> eye robin lick today national dentist day, after eating your cookies, call your dented us. >> and brush and floss. >> cbs this morning is next. >> and remember to join us each weekday morning on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> where are our oreos? back here? >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, march 6th, 2017. withing to "cbs this morning." fbi director james comey rejects president trump's unsubstantiated claim that the white house wiretapped trump tower. >> north korea fires at least one missile over japan overnight. it's the latest in provocations that may be testing the trump administration. plus we look at a popular anti-aging skin treatment you can do at home. why some doctors are reporting micro needling may make your skin problems worse. but we begin this mornin