right now. we do have couple every accident out there, antoine every construction, just not enough time of the day to go through all of the construction out there. >> tis the season right? >> all of the guys and gals in the hard hats respect those folks out there for sure. we have little bit of wet weather which i'm doubting will slow them down all that much this morning. take a look. everything out there is really scattered for one thing. but, if you look at the last three hours, you see things starting to fizzle little bit. this is disturbance, talked about this yesterday, crossing through, i guess could you technically still say we're in the midst of the overnight since the sun hasn't risen yet. still finding showers around the region. for the most part simply too warm for anything but plane old rain showers. >> do you really need the umbrella? i didn't bring mine. >> today, with time, all going to clear out of here, actually end up with clearing skies, more sunshine than anything, by the time the sun is it something. 44 degrees, 44 degrees, folks, nice mild start to the day.

you still want a jacket certainly when you walk out the door, into the 30's, after all, in reading, allentown, also into the 40's, up and down the shore point here. that ocean water pretty much on par with the actual air temperature at this point, too. as we look forward in the forecast here on your tuesday, with time, those showers are going to clear out. you supply to fine yourself flicking windshield wipers number of times, but as clouds break we do brighten up for some sunshine. also going to warm up very efficiently, up to 58 degrees here this afternoon. >> nice, almost 60. all right, katie, thank you so much for that. good morning, just waking up with us, very good morning to you. happy tuesday. so what are we looking at right snow? flares on the roadway, crews out there, so this was an accident that happened on the schuylkill near broad street. it happened around 3:00 a.m. and right now, the schuylkill eastbound closed between passyunk avenue and packer avenue in south philly. but that's not it. what we are looking at right now is the onramp from passyunk avenue to the schuylkill eastbound, which is also closed, and also eastbound off ramp to the walt whitman bridge. so to maneuver around this, if it is going to start to get

bus nay little while here, oregon avenue or 95 will probably be your best bet. that's not the only accident we have out there, however, another one in delran, new jersey, with downed pole and wires, with this one, as women. so route 130 northbound before new albany road, two right lanes blocked there. starting to slow down just little bit. it is only going to get slower. plus, we also have this construction we were talking about yesterday. mid-county toll plaza, e-zpass express lanes, closed and will be closed until april 10. heads up on that, that's going to slow you down. also more construction on 322 between route one and route 452, jim, over to you. >> thank you meisha. police searching for motive after man is killed in philadelphia's olney section officers called out to fourth and rosland streets just after 2:00 a.m. they found 23 year old man shot in the head at what they believe to be point blank range. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police have not identified the victim. they're still looking for a shooter. >> breaking news: travelers on non-stop flight coming from eight countries won't be

allowed to put many of their electronics in carry on bags. >> officials say they'll provide more details on the temporary ban later today. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at philadelphia international airport with a look at the ban. good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, any electronics larger than a cell phone are banned from the main cabin from specific flight coming from the middle east and africa. the only flight affected here in philadelphia is on kutcher airways, flight scheduled to arrive here at 8:15 later morning. passengers on direct flights from cities a north african countries will now have to check an than a cell phone or leave them at home. the ban the s. s department of homeland securityop ipads, dvd players, even cameras from being rr non-stop us bound flight from th long. people want to use that timphile

affected flight,rws, airports ln los angeles serve several of li. la than any otherli airport. so we could seetweethree and 75e affected by this. >> u oicials tells cbs news the ban in response to unspecified terror threat. >> i don't see why certain against. >> i'm pretty against. that will i don't think that sounds very fair. >> it is a different worlds. we have to protect the usa. it and make smart decisions about how we protect. so inconvenience, but adapt and do what we need to do. >> and though the ban goes into effect today, airlines have 96 hours to implement it. no word on when this ban will end. but for now, live from the philadelphia international airport. i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. in other news, president

trump is taking his case for healthcare overhaul to capitol hill today. >> he is meeting behind closed doors with house republicans. as hena daniels reports, the president has been pushing for the overhaul at a campaign style rally. >> i am thrilled to be here in the great state of kentucky. >> president trump held a campaign style event monday night. addressing healthcare, but making no mention of the federal investigation. possible solution between associates of mr. trump, and russia. >> thursday is our chance to ends obamacare. >> fbi director james comey confirmed the probe during yesterday's five-hour house hearing into russian involvement in a 2016 election. >> they want to mess with our election, secretary clinton, want to harm her, and help mr. trump. >> while director comey would not comment on the specifics, cbs news has learned that those under scrutiny include former national security advisor, michael flynn, campaign foreign policy advisor carter page, one time

campaign chairman, paul, and roger stone, a long time friend of president trump. white house press secretary tried to down play. >> flynn was with a campaign, obviously been discussion of paul manafort who played limited role for very limited amount of time. >> comey as well as admiral mike rogers far more firm when it came to the president's unproven wiretapping claim. >> president obama could not unilaterally order a wiretap of anyone. >> no president could. >> i've seen nothing on the nsa side that we engage in the any such activity. >> the white house is still standing by the president's assertion. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> police say they're closing in on eight people they believe were involved in a brawl at a subway, septa subway station, the assault happened at the race and vine station in center city thursday afternoon. we're told the underground brawl start wad snowball fight

after school. three teens were injured. one of the victims who asked that we not show his face says that he escaped further injury by jumping on a train, his parent told "eyewitness news," they just want justice. >> sent me a text, just told me that he had been jumped. he was on the subway home. then before it got to see him, someone had sent me the video of it. and the world just stopped turning. >> police say they've identified a majority of those involved, and charges are expected soon. >> a jewelry store in northeast philadelphia is burglarized a second time. police believe the thief isn't working alone. this time the bandits made off with $1 million in jewels from kim time jewelry on whitaker avenue. police say the suspect got in last night through the neighboring businesses roof, then headed for the jewelry store safe. officials find it hard to believe that just one person did this all on their own. this is the second time the store has been burglarized in the last three months. >> well, opening statements are scheduled to get underway today in the trial of the

former president of penn state university. jury was selected yesterday for the trial of graham spanier, who is accused every mishandling child sex abuse complaints against convicted child molester jerry san dust i prosecutors say two of spanier's former top lieutenant could take the stands. those two men accepted plea bargains in the case last week. former pennsylvania state treasurer robin cord admitting he abused his offers he's towers more than previously revealed. new revelations came as mccord testified in the trial of an investment advisor, who is accused of trying to bribe mccord with campaign contributions. that includes awarding $50 million investment contract to a generous campaign donor. mccord, you may recall, resigned two years ago, essay waiting sentencing on extortion charges. now, seeing footage of the school teacher accused of kidnapping student one week ago, also seeing the most recent photo that far teenage student. the tennessee bureau of investigation has released this video of pat cummins at store before they say he

kidnapped 15 year old elizabeth thomas. they say cummins used his power as elizabeth's teacher to convince her to runoff with him. they say she likely has very little with her. >> the fact of the mat is her we do not believe elizabeth thomas was taken with a large amount of stuff. she might very well still have the same clothe that she left with. she might bewaring that same clothing. >> the 50 year old cummins has been fired from his teaching job, his wife has pleaded for him to come home. investigators say cummins is believed to be caring two handguns. >> across the country, and right here in our area, the weather is having an impact on crops. >> up next we will tell you what's been specially hard hit. then surveillance video captures a parking lot rampage. find out what authority say led a customer to intentionally ram into people with her car. >> plus another icy rescue in new york central park, the third one in a month. find out what this teen was doing before falling in the pond and hear from the first responders who saved him.

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> red, white, wine coolers, if you're jim donovan, whatever you enjoy, it is philly wine week. pat gallen will be along a little later in the slow with more on the fourth annual event. we'll be back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> new york police officers make another dramatic rescue on frozen ponds in central park. a 15 year old boy was dancing on the ice at the 59th street pond yesterday afternoon when he fell through. an eyewitness people took video and pictures as the boy cried for help. that's when a man says he went and alert dollars two police officers. >> he was up to his chest in water. he wasn't saying anything at the time. we could only see his upper torso, his head, his arms trying to brace himself. >> you may remember just a month ago six other teens fell in the ponds after venturing out on to the ice to take a

picture. the parks department says there are signs warning people about the ponds' thin ice and to stay off. >> the manhunt continues for woman who went on parking lot rampage in california. >> this happened sunday night, in union city, that's near san francisco. watch as this silver car almost backs up, into several people, including small children. investigators say it started when the suspected driver went to return batteries at wal-mart, but was declined when she got into her car, she became dangerous. >> thankfully, mom had the presence every minds to reach down, pick up her daughter, and move away because as soon as she was able to pick her up, the female gunned it again. and back up in that direction. >> had the child been there it, probably would have got hit by the car. >> photo of the suspect was captured by surveillance camera. police believe she is in her late teens. >> well, local farmers are hoping spring is here to stay. >> changes to the wet remember taking their toll. a warm february brought out

the buds prematurely on area crops. with below freezing temperatures still possible, the fear of damaged crops. farm remembers hoping that the winter temperatures are now history. >> and, last week's blast of wintery weather has nearly wiped out south carolina's peaches. officials of the state's agriculture department says two days of temperatures in the 20's, destroyed about 85% of the state's peach crop. south carolina by the way the second in peaches behind california. >> i'm telling you farmers have a tough job. it is like they're at the whims of mother nature. >> exactly, so dependent on mother nature. let's get out to katie. wild week yet again in the weather department? >> specially when it comes to temperature. we don't have too much to talk about in terms every any storm systems moving through for the next couple every days. there is a disturbance passing us by right now. more than anything, the temperature goes on huge swing for the next few days. we ends up seeing temperatures more like january, and more like april, all in the span of the next several. so it really will be quite

drastic. let's take you back in time. take a look at march thus far, for the most part, it certainly has been cooler than average. some days colder than others. we also had couple every banner days if you're a fan of the want here. march 1st ended up the very first day of meteorological spring, ended up 26 degrees above the seasonable average. so quite a father there. yesterday, we just negated it, it was just totally even. we ended up at 54 degrees by the time it was all said and done. that will was the actual normal for the day. meanwhile, outside we go here to very quiet middle township high school. cape may courthouse 43 degrees at this hour with west northwest breeze, you won't notice it all that much. but there are some spot out there that are a little on the damp side because of this batch of showers, it is just weak disturbance, which for the most part has bypassed us to the south. definitely did creep in to bring in the scattered showers. and for the most part our temperatures strictly too warm for anything but plane old rainout of that. now, high pressure is the story, moving forward, from this point. you see just nice quiet

pattern, unfolding, most side of the mississippi here. another disturbance, through south dakota, nebraska, cold front waits in the wings. >> this one will actually your nerve more arctic-like air. what that does of course sends us on the nosedive. so by the time we hit the mid week, high pressure will once again be on our side, it is getting really cold outside. and already that happens tomorrow. now, i'm jumping here to future temperature purposes all the way to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. by that point temperatures do start to drop below not just freezing, but into the 20's. and this as i just put it into motion is a long stretch of time in the 20's. now the model only goes out to 5:00 a.m. right now. but, i expect that the day, the temperatures stay in the 20's, for few hours beyond that point. the bottom line here is we just talked about this, cross-sensitive at this. that does mean if you have got any spring buds outside, maybe you brought them in, with the last cold snap, you put them out again, i would make sure that you're taking extra care of them. look at the temperatures, again, much more like january. specially on wednesday. rebound at least little bit on

thursday thankfully with sunshine, but some friday, saturday, nice warmfront bringing warming trend. by the time we hit saturday look at this, meisha, actually flirting with 70 degrees. second half of the weekend though probably looking at rain. >> all right, well good to know, okay, but saturday, thumbs-up. big thumbs-up. good morning, everyone. what are we looking at right now? crews are still out here. accident happened schuylkill near broad street. happened around 3:00 a.m. because of that, the schuylkill eastbound is closed between passyunk avenue and packer avenue in south philly. you can see the crews out there right now. we had some flares out there on the roadway too just preventing from getting out of the schuylkill where it is closed, oregon avenue right there. so the onramp from passyunk avenue to the schuylkill eastbound, that is closed. also the eastbound off ramp to walt whitman bridge, that's also closed. all because of the accident that again happened right around broad street at around 3:00 a.m. just a heads up on this, an area that is starting to get a little bit busy. if you pass by, and because of the schuylkill closure, we will of course be monitoring

that. i'll let you know as soon as it clears. vine not closed overnight for the construction, moving in the westbound direction toward the schuylkill. you can see what's happening there. not whole lot of nothing. looked good there both moving in the westbound and eastbound direction. we look at 95 southbound approaching girard, what you are looking at as you jump on interstates 956789 overall basically everything looking okayment just have the accident out on the schuylkill. by the way another one in delran new jersey now since cleared. rahel, over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the delaware county daily times, new analysis of crime rate finds the city of chester the most dangerous city to live in pennsylvania. with violent crime rate more than double that of any other city. data from the fbi uniform crime reporting program and the city budget and uniform crime reporting program were used in the analysis. >> and the press of atlantic city lands speculators and developers stepping up property around ac. one developer picked up ten,

four bedroom townhouses on chestnut avenue, for $500,000. low prices plus news of the rejection of north jersey casinos, and that it the taj mahal being purchased by purchases of hard rock seem to be spurring the sales. >> from the news george al, delaware lawmakers crossing party lines this month to sponsor a bill that would bring cursive writing back to public schools. under current education standards, student no longer required to be taught cursive writing, and many schools just abandoned it. >> now focusing on newspaper headlines from around the delaware val. >> i superbowl mvp tom brady's missing jersey, is found. i've been worrying about this for weeks. see the video that helped investigators track it down in mexico. >> plus, if you're a fan of the cbs comedy, the big bang theory, we have big news about the show's future. that's ahead, we have to tell you. we'll be right

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. thanks for being with us here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> the sixers went into over time last night. here's don bell with a look at your morning sports. >> it is time for the flyers to make a serious run tonight. they start a four game road trip in winnipeg. orange and black, taking their team photo yesterday, it has been up and down season, right now, they're seven points out of the final wild-card spot with 11 games left. >> every game like we got to get some point. we got to hope on some games, hopefully we will be seeing it when we get home. >> we got to win f we lose, what we did yesterday, so, you know, we got to get a streak here and a break going. >> the sixers had the day off. on sunday, they raised

13-point deficit to beat the second best team in the east, the boston celtics. last night they had a 17-point lead against orlando. the second worse team in the conference. to orlando we go. holmes got the start for the injured okafor. over time we go. sixers down by three. what's up, had 24-point, and 14 boards. he had a runningmate in this game, too, the sixers down by three, and it is robert covington stepping into w he had 24 and 13. that's clutch. under 202nd left. sixers need another three to tie the game. roko, try to go to the well again, driving left, pulling up. front rim no good. and the sixers falling in orlando 112-109. tomorrow night they play the oklahoma city thunder. >> that's all for sport, i'm don bell, have a great day. well, this has been keeping me up for weeks, the search for tom brady's missing

superbowl jersey finally over. >> the jersey and other stolen items have been recovered in mexico. >> mexico? >> table a look, video of the patriots lockerroom following the superbowl victory last month. notice a credential, entering and exiting, apparently the director every mexican newspaper. they also recovered brady's jersey from superbowl 49, and a denver broncos helmet believed to belong to linebacker miller. >> which i still don't understand that, i can under stand the current jersey, but what's the other stuff in there? >> i don't know. >> the questions that need to be answered. well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," we now know when britain will trigger its exit from the european union. >> more on the time line of brexit. plus, closer look at history. only "eyewitness news" gives this exclusive glimpse of the artifact uncovered at century old burial grounds in old city. >> and authorities are investigating a grissly discovery inside a burning

car. we will tell you the connection the vehicle has to the real housewives of new jersey cast member when we come back. ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle.

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. some scattered morning showers will give way to sunshine today. but temperatures are about to go on a wild swing.

>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just an employment. first, what you need to start your day in our morning minute. >> it will be a mess. >> new terror threat, electronic devices are temporarily banned on several international flights to the u.s. >> any electronics larger than a cell phone are banned from specific flight coming from the middle east and africa. >> president trump meets with house republicans on capitol hill. >> this is our long awaited chance to finally get rid of obamacare. >> detective closer to identifying all of the suspect involved in a vicious fight at a septa station. i want justice. >> police say charges will coming soon. >> a video of a very large chicken went viral over the