>> well, are you ready for some more snow? we could get a little bit more this weekend. justin is tracking whether it arrives. >> breaking news this morning. opinion i can and chaos at a paris airport. passengers are evacuated after man is shot by french police. and, concern for food truck owners here at home after several recent robberies. today is saturday, march 18th. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. well, spring is only a couple of days away now. but still, snow is in the forecast. let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick with the forecast, good saturday morning, justin, this

snow nothing like we had earlier, right? >> nothing more after nuisance, i don't even know if i call it that. maybe use wiper blades it, does come down, north of the city, not specking accumulations, but weaver lots on the road from previous storms, ring i no issues on the road, temperatures above freezing. today i think for the sit, see snowflakes, that would be later tonight, once the storm passes, so we get colder air returning, still overall pretty small storm compared to earlier this week. check it out outside now, we have overcast skies, little drizzle, falling here in the city earlier this morning, 39 degrees at the airport, calm winds, windchills values aren't too bad. little colder and in some spots. you can see, snow up on radar, north of the city. not all reaching the ground, and what is, it is very light. then go from the city on southward, light rain showers across the region. breaks from time to time today. then see the snow or rain pick up depending where you are. that wet snow will be up in the lehigh valley, berks

county, poconos, where winter weather advisory will go in effect 8:00 this morning, until 6:00 a.m. sunday morning. poconos, best shot to see the accumulating snow on the grounds maybe up to two, 3 inches, possibly, if it comes down hard enough. everywhere else mainly non-paved surfaces, no accumulation. ends as snow overnight. colder air returning. again, little or no accumulation expected. temperatures hovering around freezing now in the lehigh valley. up to 40 in wilmington, delaware, still some suburb, slightly below freezing, but we will climb above freezing today, mid four's, but it 10 degrees below average, freezing up in the poconos. second half of the weekends looks nice, sunshine does return, little warm up in the seven day. we will talk about it. >> thank you, justin, time 6:02, time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, a.m. dan. >> hi, jan. live look at 202 at route one. as you can see, roads are a bit wet this morning, use

little extra caution maybe slow down a bit if you need to go out. no significant incidents. majors are looking pretty good. speeds, major running little slower than they normally would because of the wet roadways, 76 to the vine, down to about 8 miles per hour, traffic about 44 miles per hour, south philadelphia, near 95. taking a last look at the boulevard, you have got a little volume out there this morning, folks head out the door get their saturday started in the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller. >> thank you, and update on the breaking news out of france now. orally airport near paris undergoing evacuation after man who grabbed a soldier's gun was shot to death by police. french officials say security evaculated the airport and warned visitors an avoid the area while the police operation was underway. authorities are re-directing all flights with connections through there, to the charles due gal airport just about a half hour north of paris. back here at home, new this morning, an accident

involving a truck in northeast philadelphia, has sent two people to the hospital. police say the truck lost control at frankford avenue and stand wick street split ago utility pole in two, knocking out power to the area. there is no word on how serious the injuries are. police are now investigating how the crash happened. pennsylvania state police are investigating a two car crash on the schuylkill expressway. this crash happened just after 1:00 this morning in the westbound lanes near the exit to girard avenue. investigators say the impact of the collision overturned one of those cars. one person is now in the hospital. >> food truck owners are on high alert this morning after a series of robberies. now, own remembers taking precautions to avoid becoming the next victim. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at police headquarters this morning, to tell us more about it. good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan, well, some food truck operators are now heading home earlier than usual after these two reported armed robberies in west philadelphia.

but the good news, police say, is that the suspects' face is clearly captured on video. police believe he is responsible for two food truck robberies in west philadelphia just two hours apart on monday march 13. >> the first incident happened at 6:30 p.m. monday near 43rd and walnut streets. the second at 8:30, the same night, 34th and lancaster avenue. >> right through the back door, now people are wacking and not even paying a at the shown, has gun to the back of the head, takes the money and leaves. >> very surprising. because this area has change add lot in the last 20 years, for the better. >> now weary food truck operators are taking measures to make sure this doesn't happen to them. >> i told my dad we should leave like early, like not at 9:00 or 10:00. because like it could happen

at any time. so me and him are leaving like right now. >> and police say the suspects got away in a waiting car. they believe both of these people live in the area due to how easily they were able to navigate. meantime say the suspect a black man between five-six and five-eight. if you recognize him you're asked to call police. live from police headquarters this morning, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." thank you. a house fire has damage add how the in south philadelphia. chopper three over the 2400 block of south franklin street where firefighters responded around 8: 30 last night. there are no reports of injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a short time later, firefighters rush to a burning row home in north philadelphia. chopper three over the 2700 block of north crosskeys street where the call came in just before 9:00 last night. no word on how this fire started, and no reports every injuries here. >> police are looking for this man this morning, who is

accused of exposing himself at the chester county library in exton. west white lands township officers say a woman reported that the man performed allude act while inside a library on wednesday. officers say the man they're looking for was captured on this surveillance video while he was leaving. anyone with information is asked to call police. a suspect in a deadly hit-and-run in montgomery county is now under arrest. twenty-eight year old adam is charged with leaving the scene after accident, in the crash that killed 24 year old done al purple. he was crossing route 100 near shoemaker road in pottstown march the third, when investigators say adam's pick up struck him. the victim pronounced dead at the scene. preliminary hearing for adam scheduled for march 31. a former pennsylvania state trooper is now facing charges in the shooting death of his pregnant wife. thirty-six year old joseph miller was arraigned on two counts of involuntary manslaughter. investigators say, miller

fatally shot his wife joanna in the family's east norriton home in march of 2014. she and the baby both died after an emergency c-section. authorities say miller told them his gun discharged as he prepared to clean it. miller resigned from his job with the state police. president trump is spending the weekends at his florida estate. but before he left washington, he tried to woo conservative lawmakers his plan, spent part of the day with germany chancellor, defended his claim that president obama spied on him. craig boss wet with the latest. >> reporter: during a press conference, with german chancellor angela merkel, he took his two week olds claim that the obama administration spied on him one step further. >> as far as wiretapping, i guess, you know, this past administration, at least we having? common perhaps. >> he was apparently referring to alleged obama era surveillance every american he

will's cell phone by the national security agency. mr. trump also elaborated on another unverified allegation that president obama used british intelligence to spy on him after a fox news analyst made the claim on tuesday. >> president obama went outside the chain of command. he didn't use the nsa. he didn't use the cia. he didn't use the fbi. he didn't use the department of justice. he used gchq. that's the initials for the british spying agency. >> i didn't make an opinion on it. so you shouldn't be talking to me, you should be talking to -- >> the gchq said fry morning the allegation is utterly ridiculous and should be ignored. the white house has acknowledged the concern, but has not apologized. both the house and senate intelligence committees have found no evidence of surveillance on trump tower. mr. trump started his day in the oval office offering concession toss conservative republicans who don't like his replacement for obamacare.

>> mostly no's yesterday, now every single one is a yes. >> the house is scheduled to vote on the bill thursday. mr. trump is spending the weekends at his florida estate, gearing up for another busy week. craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." meantime, for the first time since her presidential campaign, hillary clinton is back in pennsylvania. the former democratic presidential nominee was the keynote speaker last night at a saint patrick's day event in scranton. she has family ties to the city. clinton told a crowd she is quote ready to come out of the woods and help americans finds common ground. >> britain's prince william and his wife kate are now on their first official visit to paris. today they'll meet with victims and first responders, from the deadly 2015 terror attacks there. the british royals began their two day official visit yesterday, by meeting french president.

told william and kate will not advice rt the tonette where princess di ann died in a crash back in 1997. people still stop to lay flowers and photos at a memorial above the crash site. >> saint patrick's day is technically over. but the party will go on throughout the weekends. maybe you'll drink a green beer or eat a green colored cookie. why some experts say, they pose a danger to your health. >> plus, from pets to people. local doctors are saying treating one could help the other. when we come back, our stephanie stahl shows us the clinical trial right here in our area that aims to ease pain in dogs. and the way it could one day benefit you.

>> mayor jim kenney so gathered to celebrate ancestory and those who left ireland during time of hardship. irish dance, you see right there, tops off the occasion, children danced and sang to the crowd. >> this weekend you'll see a lot of green beer, other green colored foods, but there are safety concerns about food items that contain agree dye. artificial food coloring i, some linked the coloring to cancer in animals, behavior problems

in children. dietitions though say consuming green colored foods once a year likely will not hurt you. well, that's good news, justin, not so much good news in the weather department if you don't like snow and rain? >> you know, eat those green cookies, you get green tea. >> very much of a celebration. >> but forecast, little creepy here. you know, it is late winter though, we can expect little bit of snow coming at us. depending where you are, mainly north of the city, wet snowflakes, not big deal. from to get some accumulation, especially lehigh valley mainly grassy areas, poconos could get couple every inches out of the system before it is out of here early tomorrow morning, temperatures there pretty much stay below freezing, this morning, above freezing, good news, a lot of wet roads, due to drizzle, some snow melt yesterday. but few spots below freezing, but most of the water watchers are recording freezing temps, 35 degrees in delran. mostly cloudy skies, spotty drizzle outside right now. then, go up to the north, where you think it would be

colder. northampton county, charles at 43 degrees, still 10 inches every snow on the ground, but decent snow melt from yesterday with the sunshine. we've got clouds, still a chance to see some wet snow later this morning, so, check it out. we will take you it time lapse loop of yesterday. this is up in berks county, we had the full sun. march sun this time of year strong, equivalent to mid to late september. so we go through time. notice the snow patches on the pavement, and on the roof, slowly sling through the afternoon. across the region yesterday had decent amount of snow melt, kids able to get out yesterday for recess, it was nice day. right now sitting at 36 degrees up in reading, east wind 9 miles per hour. plenty of snow still left in place. across northern pennsylvania, check it out, still good six to 12 inches in the darker blues here, just north of the city up through the lehigh vale, still over foot into the mountains, it extends into up-state new york. so, more snow melt, slowly over the next few days,

because temperatures aren't that warm. but once you have the sun out it, does help to melt this time of year. good skiing conditions, packed powder at all resorts, open 100% capacity, jack frost, big boulder, camelback, 48-inch base. snow showers, why not? make the conditions even bert. going from the city southward, dealing with light rain right now, but there are breaks off to the west. off and on, rain-snow showers depending on where you are, and again, i would be surprised if you see any accumulation on the ground, maybe just some of the non-paved surfaces, then the poconos, light snow at times, into early sunday morning, berks, lehigh valley, have the snow this morning, changing to rain this afternoon. then back to snow later tonight. philadelphia, some light rain around, through the day today. yes, some snow possibly overnight, down the shore points south jersey, delaware, mainly rain in this event. timing it out for you, mid-morning, 9:00 still see light snow breaking out,

northern bucks, montgomery, chester, up northward through the poconos, rain showers to the south, then even up into the lehigh valley should see pretty much plane rain with the temperatures warming up into the lower 40's, and little bit after break tonight. dinner plans later this evening, you may luck out, get dry conditions, but still as the storm moves off shore, wrapping in colder air, still snow showers try to redevelop overnight, early sunday morning, i think by sunrise the storm gone, we have the sunshine out, turns out to be nice day sunday. so through 8:00 tonight maybe get the dusting, lehigh valley, an inch or so up in the poconos, overnight. possible dusting, little further south, just outside the city. chester, bucks, montgomery county, maybe even to delaware, see wet snowflakes, not going to be big deal as far as travel conditions are concern. forty's today for highs, 10 degrees below average. even near 40 up in the he lie valley, good news there. but the threat for some snow, mid four's around philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, kind of the same deal. south jersey, maybe pushing upper four's, parts of

delaware, and far southern new jersey. but today, 44 for the high. showers at times. snow showers mix in to the north. tonight, rain showers ending as snow showers overnight. low around 34, above freezing for the city, right around freezing in some of the coldest suburbs. clearing tomorrow, 46. spring arrives monday, high of 50. mid 50's, tuesday, that's going to feel pretty good, actually just average. then we cool down again back to the 40's next wednesday and thursday. >> i think i will ' feel better just saying it is spring, that will do it. >> yes, quiet down, no big storms next week. >> perfect, thanks, justin. >> looking for a cure to ease an ailment common in dogs and people? stephanie stahl has result of early clinical trial where dogs are the patients. >> it is zoe's last checkup walking on a special mat called a force plate to measure how much wet she puts on each leg. >> you can see more weight in the front. >> doctor kimberly, at penn vet, says that's an

improvement. >> a belly rub. >> it was just a year ago put willing weight on her front legs was painful. the two year old golden retriever was diagnosed when elbow dysplasia, condition that yes ate the arthritis in both elbows. >> it is the most common cause of chronic pain in dogs. >> when you first got her, what was she like when she first came home? >> she was so sweet. a bundle of energy. she was your typical energetic pup. >> i but soon christine brown new her dog was hurting. >> after coming back from a walk, and taking a nap, she would get up and limp. with her being a puppy it was devastating. >> zoe was enrolled in a pen vet trial of benefit of stem cell therapy as a treatment to ease arthritic pain. >> they are randomized, in three groups, whether they receive inter articular or joint injection of polly your on i can acid or they get either stem cells from their bone marrow or stem cells

derived -- >> the stem cells from the dog's bone marrow are injected back into the elbow joint. doctors hope it will row leave the arthritic pain. >> we also remove little fragment of bone, that can be causing some more pain. >> research isn't just about art right in dogs. but, humans, as well. >> the goal of this study are to look for different treatments, not only help our k9 patient but also to help usual and patients with arthritis. >> for now results are promising. oh, my gosh. she is no limping. she runs and jumps and has a great time. >> now, back doing what retrievers like zoe do best, play ball. >> the trial is ongoing, so there is no hard data yet to show final result. if femme cells are effective for treating arthritis. but doctor says there are many dogs in the study, and almost all of them have improved during the year-long research. i'm stephanie stahl,

>> back now on "eyewitness news" it, seems like the late night shows just couldn't resist the comment from kellyanne conway this week. jeannie moos reports on how the counselor to the president sure set off a flurry of late night jokes. >> talk about a hot button issue. ever since kellyanne conway said this about surveillance. >> microwaves that turn into cameras, it. >> microwaves have been turning into jokes. pizza, popcorn, espionage? one twitter post featured a poloroid microwave. kellyanne's camera phone on

the oval office couch was swapped for a microwave cam. and introducing the microwave selfie. even when kellyanne clarified. >> i don't believe people are using their microwaves to spy on the trump campaign. >> but make america great again app spoof continues. >> mike low waves turn into cameras, how do you think we film this show? jim, show them camera three over here. show them what we've got over there. >> with all of these nieninen jokes, you never know who you're going to find. in the microwave. former president obama, the sound, and hillary, colbert ready for his close up. agent kenny ann conway entire body got stuffed in a microwave. then literally spinning again on microwave turn table.

it is pretty aids ma g what can be spun into political mockery. take the korea expert interrupted by his kids when an interview, his wife -- >> pardon me. >> did it in to drag them out. >> the daily show called that scene a giant met a for for the trump administration, look who plays the kid. there is kellyanne. >> it is a question of getting it right. >> if you can't take the heat, get out of the microwave. jeannie moos, new york. >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> villanova plays for a spot in the sweet 16 today. and there is a good chance the cast and their fans have some superstitions. more on some of the most common rituals in sports, and why we believe in them.

>> plus, more snow to contends with this weekend, justin is back to tell us when to expect it, and how much we could get. we'll be right back.

>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. spring is just two days away now. but old-man-winter is sure

rumbling this weekend, some parts of the area could still see some snow, meteorologist, justin drabick with the forecast. >> pretty wintery out here now, just about a moment ago, some sleet pellets start to pick up in intensity here in the city. may hear little pink going off around your windows around center city or driving, sleet pellets, maybe mixed with wet snowflakes, best bet seeing it north of the city. check out storm scan3, not whole lot happening. this is light precipitation, again, we had some drizzle earlier in the city mixing with sleet pellets to the north. better chance for some of the light snow, then we get a break across central pennsylvania in the lower susquehanna valley, more precipitation out west. off and on rain-snow showers today, depending where you are, pretty much on the light side. winter weather advisory goes in effect for county lehigh valley and poconos starting at 8:00 this morning, so 6:00 a.m. sunday. slow moving storm system. there will be the chance of

off and on light snow up in the region, best chance for accumulation will be in the poconos, temperatures there below freezing. the forecast today, showers, at times, snow showers to the north, ending as snow overnight, even here in the city. but i think the city has the best chance to see some snow overnight, but still, not any accumulation really expected. if you do get coating in some spot mainly on grassy surfaces, temperatures right now, up third's to around 4 degrees in the city on southward, little colder in the north. second half of the weekend looking better if you are looking for some some sun, still chilly, highs only in the mid 40's, but there are 50's returning in the seven day. we will talk about that in a few minute, back to you. >> justin, thank youment now 3:00; time to check the roads. let's go over to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> hi, jan. live look at upper state road, bristol road. as you can see the roadways are a bit wet this morning, it is causing some slowing on your majors. specially near 76 and the vine. give yourself little extra time before leaving this morning. we do have a travel alert for

truck drivers, traveling westbound, on the pennsylvania turnpike, there is currently no diesel fuel available at the king of prussia service plaza, that's right before valley forge. your next service plaza will be at mile marker 304. last live look at 95 in delaware, traffic running smoothly there. no delays, mass transit this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> thank you, amanda. someone is robbing food trucks in philadelphia, and police are now looking for the suspect. and food truck operators are now making sure they don't become the target of the robbers' next attack. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at police headquarters this morning. good morning, anita. good morning, jan, some food truck operators are now heading home early, pa g up their belongings and leaving after two armed robberies in west philadelphia. the good news, police say, is that the suspects face clearly captured on surveillance video. right to the video now. you can see the suspect walking by in these cameras,

philadelphia police believe this suspect is responsible for those robberies, just two hours apart on monday march 13. the first incident happened at 6:30 p.m. monday near 43rd and walnut streets. this second at 8: 30, same night, at 34th and lancaster avenue. philadelphia police lieutenant john walker explains how the suspect access the truck. >> comes right to the back door. knocks. people in there are cooking and not even paying attention, he has a gun right to the back of the head. takes the money and leaves. >> this has change add lot in the last 20 years for the better. >> and philadelphia police believe that suspect got away in a waiting car. they believe he lives in the area because of how easily he was able to navigate. they describe him as black man between five-six and five-eight. if you recognize the man in the video you're asked to call police. live at police headquarters this morning, anita oh, cbs-3,

"eyewitness news." >> hopefully someone does recognize him, thank you, and eat a officials trying to figure out what sparked a fire that destroyed two multi million dollar bay front homes down the shore. chopper three over avalon friday morning. investigators say, three people in one home on seagull drive escaped safely from the fire. the flames quickly spread to an unoccupied vacation home next-door. one neighbor says she's heart broken for the homeowner. >> just going to help you tear down, terrible, they have all of their memories lost. i mean, i'll cry. because i'm too sensitive, saying prayers for them. >> now that fire was placed under control in just about an hour. >> a doylestown woman is expected to face animal cruelty charges after the bucks county spca pulled 11 cat out of her home. these are just some of the persian cat taken from door even's house in doylestown. she runs a cat breeding company out of her home. but animal control officers say her house is unsanitary,

and the cats have fleas, and other health problems. the spca is taking care of the cats, and expected to be charged with animal cruelty in the next few days. well the hug harrison glover house in bellmawr may have been demolished, now another fight is brewing. as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff explains, those who work to save the home from demolition say they've been wronged again. >> this photo taken the morning of march 2, sum up community heartache when camden county's loan revolutionary era home was suddenly leveled. dedicated in 1764, above the little timber creek in bellmawr, the former glover house had a coveted location. but more recently that same location served its demise, in the way of the massive 76, 295 realignment project, was torn down to make room for a sound barrier. >> they need to be held accountable for their action. >> now preservationists blind

sided by the demolition were hit again, while on their way to pick up some artifacts salt sage dollars one of our elected officials got al, >> the new jersey department of transportation backed out due to pending litigation, but the original question still remains did the dot have cause to level the home? >> courting to the historical society no, as the home once owned by captain william harrison, jr., and played a saying role in the american revolution but surround vale outlined in 2006 found no evidence that the heroic captain owned the home. >> still homes the artifact can be turned over to them, now looking into building a rep applicant after historic homes. >> something has got to be done for the people of bellmawr, to memorialize their historic site that the dot callously destroyed. and somebody's got to pay for

that. and we're nominating the njdot. >> along with constructing possible replica, historical society now also exploring waste that they can prevent other significant south jersey homes from meeting similar fate. reporting in bellmawr, camden county, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." getting around town on septa may soon cost you more. the agency has proposed several rate hikes starting july 1st. the cash fare would increase by 25 cents, to be used a septa key have to pay 20 cents more per ride. septa will hold public hearings on the proposal next month before the board votes on the raise hike. >> j.c. penney shutting down 130 stores as a cost cutting move. it affect about 5,000 workers there is includes four local stores, the king of prussia mall, willow grove park, and philadelphia mills in pennsylvania, and the rio grande plaza in new jersey. the company says the cuts will affect most of the employees

starting in june. but the liquidation process will begin as early as april 17. loyal shoppers who talked with "eyewitness news" say the move is surprising. >> well what will take it place if anything? because then you just start seeing big vacant areas in these malls. and it just makes it feel like it is the start of like a downfall. >> j.c. penney hopes by closing some of its stores, the company will be able to preserve its long-term profitability. >> are you superstitious? it is fair to say some of the players with the villanova wildcats probably are, and maybe some fans too. straight ahead, nicole brewer looks at the most common and not so common superstitions in sports. plus why do we believe in good luck charm? and a tail as olds as time, as they say. the new live action beauty and the beast is now in theatres. ukee washington talks with the cast coming up. and rain and snow for the weekend. justin is back with the latest

track and what you can expect. we will be right back.

>> welcome back, talking about march madness now. villanova is getting ready for a tough test today. the wildcats take on the wisconsin badgers, in the second round of the ncaa tournament. wisconsin is the eighth seed in the east, they beat virginia tech by ten on thursday night, and they're the only team in the tournament that's made it to three straight sweet 16's. nova head coach jay wright says their size could be an issue. >> not only have great size, shooters, great depth. they can bring a lot of guys in off the bench. that's kind of our weakness. you know, i mean, trouble for us, we get into foul trouble early. >> very tough, physical defensive minded team. and we know that. we know that's how they play. you know, we've got to be aggressive. we can't -- they can -- second guess ourselves or ... >> catch villanova and wisconsin this afternoon at

2:40 p.m. right here on cbs-3. >> now, during march madness, it is fair to say many of the athletes and the fans alike have superstitions from certain foods, to articles of clothing, we sometimes believe that things bring us good luck. nicole brewer tells us why so many rely on the rituals and if they really work. >> when you're a sports fan, there is a lot of watching, waiting and wishing. >> i'm hoping villanova wins, because we're from fill. >> i and with that hope comes plenty of superstitions. >> i have certain shirt i wear when the flyers play. >> every sunday, never washed it. >> i'm old school. step on a crack, you break your mama's back. >> i haven't changed my underwear since last year. >> people are in situation that is are high risk, and low control. that superstitions emerge. >> linda lee teaches folklore and the super natural at the university of pennsylvania, she says pre-game rituals do

make fans feel better. >> like i'm giving them an edge. i know i'm not. but i like to feel like i am. yes. does it actually work? >> i think it is in your head. probably doesn't mat area bit. >> tell that to professional athlete, baseball players are specially >> eating entire chicken before games. there is the famous curt schilling bloody sock, which during the -- another example is barry bonds who after ahomer- >> lee says theseti tensions, ps in a fraf kely to perform their. >> absolutely help us,here is an underlying super natural really. >> reporter: well, many rituals are idiosyncratic oome that are observed by an entire team.

well knownice, for example, brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitnessat whe team. try. oh, well. there is a lot coming up on cbs th m alex wagner join us live from new york wi superstitions, you guys, what do you the 1969ere had he head, i would not move from my posit smart man. >> manaq,uine cha jan. coming up the day'spl 20 years s dians ilam makes his first official visit to the trip. >> plus it is one of the hottesic lee, about their smash broadway revival, why producers refuse to smith it aw.

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overnight for the further to the south. chester county, northern tomorrow morning before the storm is gone. spring. arrives 6:29. equox, so we'll 1n philadelphia. that number will increase as we head toward the summer season. showers to the north, 44 still 10 degrees below average this time of year. tonight mid 30's, lows around the city, colder in the suburbs, clearing skies tomorrow, 46, still chilly, near 50 monday, mid 50's tuesday, that will feel good. average. it gets cold again, back to hiation, wednesday, so jan, pattern ends of the month, kind of up and down, miler days then coal again. >> at least not below freezing at least when the highs -- >> no cold arctic blast coming at us. >> out with the old, in with the new. earlier this year we told you

monopoly would be unveiling new game pieces, fans around the world voted and here they are. the new t-rex rubber ducky and penguin pieces will replace the thimble, wheel borough. voted out during the monopoly token vote back in january. fans from 100 countries pick up the new tokens, kicked out those new tokens from a list, the other originals are sticking around, in fact, the scotty dog and top hat still some of the most popular pieces in the game. still ahead: on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," going to the movies this weekend. there is so much more. coming up. >> the long awaited live action beauty and the beast is in theatres. ukee washington talks to the cast, preview coming up next.

welcome back, a story line with characters that audience haves come to know and love. beauty and the now a live action film. ukee washington spoke with the cast about it. >> once upon a time, in a castle far away, a classic fairytale, with a timeless message, was born. >> the idea that love transends, and true love is something so much easier than the external and the superficial is something i think we all need to be remind dollars of. >> remember the storey? the popular animated version came out in the early 90s. >> been in people's lives for 25 years. so i really new, you had to

tread carefully. >> three new songs, this time, along with updated classics, composer allen, told me why. >> you want it to be fresh, you don't want people to feel like it is a cut and pays. >> a curse placed on everyone in the castle, and the cruel prince turns into a beast. >> every generation sees something new, and great fairytales, and also these characters, human qualities to these particularly and it was very exciting. >> as are the new twists like learning more about the early life of belle and how she came to re deck constant advances by an arrogant admirer. >> you are the one, most gorgeous i've ever seen. >> can watch the fill woman local audience. >> people are responding to it in the same way that we first responded to the 91 class glike now were you warning the people more? >> yes, hard not to, because

you want to see how they're reacting in their faces from the children to the adults. >> the faces of the actors were glowing while working. the set, amazing. >> walk on, just incredible. all of those -- those are real flames. real flowers, garland, flowers. >> from the top of the roof to the top of their lungs. everybody since from josh and luke, who have musical training, to emma who does not. >> i was so excited and nervous to hear her sing for the first time. >> ♪ >> i used to get in my groove. and once i was in my groove? you. >> rocked it? >> ya. >> give me something. >> and that's your preview. >> ♪ beauty and the beast ♪ ♪ >> looks like a good one, and it might and good weekend to see it.

>> definitely, definately today, stay inside, try to get out of the rain and snow, dependepending where you are, no big system, any accumulation would be light, you can see that lehigh valley and poconos, but poconos, some snow, then the rain-snow mix depending where you arement tomorrow back to sunshine. >> like it, thanks, justin. that's it for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend, everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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