>> 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

weekend. (laughter). >> i mean, it is like kevin hart in a suit. >> that's terrifying. >> did you see that before? i saw it the other day. >> no. that's too many gelattis. >> let's get out to katie. katie, it is the first full day of spring, but we're talking about a wild swing this week. >> we are absolutely. i saw really great name of that chicken actually right after south carolina, one that game, that huge game over the weekend. they did whole meme of this is the game cox getting overplant after the big win, yes, awesome. and i know our own "kyw news radio" jim is a very, very big fan of that team having it been his alma matter. with that said, let's just get to the weather here. out to the maps. we start things offer here with a look at storm scan3. couple of scattered showers certainly working their way through.

they're just that very scattered, you know, did i see one loan raindrop in the camera lights here, just a moment ago. i haven't felt anything actually on my back. but, we do have couple of showers that may dot your windshield, or leave behind damp road. but guys, it is just too warm. even up in the poconos, for this actually have any major freezing concerns, certainly here in the city just rain showers, 44, awfully mild beginning to the day. and i am a not saying could you walk out the door without a jacket unless you are one of those very hardy folks, but you'll find here is milder day. eventually rebound to 58 degrees in the city, and the clouds do break. so, every passing hour essentially only going to get better from this point forward. partly sunny up in the mountains, 56 at the shore, eventually clouds breaking there, as well. but coming up we are as rahel mentioned talking about very, very significant swing on the thermometer. we go from a january-like chill, to april-like warmth, all in the span of a couple of days. so even though it is a generally quiet work week, there is definitely a big weather story to talk about.

and we will do just that a little later on, meisha? >> katie sounds good. thank you so much for. that will looking outside right now, what are we talking about? well, we are talking about it all morning long, just waking up with us, what's going on. accident that happened, schuylkill near broad street at around 3:00 a.m. because of that, the schuylkill eastbound is closed between passyunk avenue and packer avenue in south philly. what you are looking at right now, flares in the roadway, see the crews out there, kind of blocking from getting out of the schuylkill. this is oregon avenue right there. also the onramp from passyunk avenue, closed. also the eastbound off ramp to the walt whitman bridge is closed because of it. here are couple of alternates for you. oregon avenue orr 95 or take the ben franklin bridge instead of the walt whitman bridge. those are couple of options for you. plus, we were talking about this yesterday. talking about it again today. got some construction, mid-county toll plaza, e-zpass express lanes, pennsylvania turnpike, closed until april 10th. what's that mean for you? it will get very busy out there, especially for the people that maybe have not heard the news and they're confused as to why

all every these lanes are closed. can really add to the stress of the morning rush. just heads up. factor in some extra time to your commute. innocent all tenth, talking about more construction coming up in a little bit. rahel, over to you. >> thank you. now on "eyewitness news" exclusive to story we broke earlier this month. >> you will recall we told but construction clue that found graves that are hundreds of years old on arch street at old city philadelphia. well, now you're getting first look as archeologists at rutgers camden are trying to identify each person burried at what used to be the first baptist church burial ground. the team found 77 coffins that were if great shape. nearly 150 bodies out of coffins, but they were intact. >> we tried as much as possible to get people out whole. if we could gotten tire coffins out intact, that's what we aim to do. >> the remains will be intered at mount mariah cemetery in southwest philadelphia. the rutgers camden team even hopes to find the descendent every those burried, if

possible. >> president trump makes a trip to capitol hill today to meet with house republicans, he's trying to win support for the gop replacement for obamacare. house republicans are hoping to win over more lawmakers by proposing changes. they include more help for older people, and also, requiring able-bodied medicaid recipients to work, expected to put on the measure on thursday. >> supreme court nominee, gorsuch, undergoes questioning this morning during confirmation hearings, opening statement to the judiciary committee he promised to be independent. judge gorsuch said in hess zero his deck ate as federal appeals court judge tried to treat everyone fairly and with respect. breaking news overnight, new ban is now in effect pro him the g certain carry on electronics on non-flight to the middle east to the united state. temporary ban impacts airlines from eight mideast and north african countries, and it applies to any device larger than a cell phone like tablets, and laptops. those devices will now have to be stored in checked baggage, sources say the ban could be

in response to intelligence gathered in the region. well, the time now 5:35. in business news this morning, learning a little bit more about the breakfast timetable. >> plus, apple shares are hitting new highs. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchanges, where jill, it was a down day yesterday. >> yes, good morning, jim, rahel, right now futures pointing to little built of higher open. but the post election raleigh cents been santiago ago bit of breather on wall street. oil prices are falling. the dow lost eight points yesterday, the nasdaq was flat. apple shares though hit new highs on reports the company's getting ready to launch new ipads. this could possibly revive the tablet market. apple is already trading near report levels, getting business boost from strong holiday sales, and higher than expected iphone sales. brexit getting timetable. britain will officially start its exit from the european union from march 29. when the prime minister theresa may will notify eu officials that britain is implementing article 50, it gives two sides two years to come to terms on britain's

withdraw, try to agree on new relationship. google maps could help to get to your destination and soon reminds you where you park. testing new feature, lets users set their tacking location, even write quick notes, for now though this is only available on android devices. jim, rahel? >> i like that idea. do you ever remember seeing that seinfeld epp snowed that's happened to me. >> i was thinking the same thing. i've wandered the king of prussia mall, forget it, you could be -- >> with a goldfish in your hand? >> couple of people get arrested, could go downhill so quickly. >> we'll check in with you tomorrow, thanks, jill. >> you and i think so much alike. >> see, i'm telling you. >> scary. >> new iron man in town, and being controlled by amazon ceo jeff, dawned this giant robot suit over the weekend adam son exclusive mars conference, focuses on robotics, in space, the 14-foot tall robot designed by south korean

company hankook-mirae technology. >> until the philadelphia manayunk section, community leaders say this would eliminate huge chunk of neighborhood parking, developer wants to turn the former site of the st. mary of assumption church into a 100 unit apartment complex, with 132 parking spaces for tenants. some worry in the nearby community that the nearby community center will be forced to close. one of the centers main sources of revenue comes from renting its facilities for event. >> new this morning, several police cars at pittsburgh area jail are vandalized by group of protesters there is happened at the allegany county jail last night. police say group every 20 to 25 people gathered outside of the facility, then through rocks, even fired fireworks into the jail, and nearby patrol cars. police arrested 11 people. protesters say they were rallying for the right every inmate, and none of the jalen mate or employees were hurt. back in our area,

community members filled the cannon baptist church in new castle delaware for prison reform town hall. discussed the quality of delaware prison system from prison conditions could to rehabilitation programs. early february, directions officer was killed, at vaughn correctional center after inmates took several hostages. family members of inmate attended yesterday's town hall. >> police in north jersey are investigating the death of two new jersey men whose bodies were found in the bullying car owned by a real at this -- reality star. the men were found shot to death in a car belonged to real housewives of new jersey cast member, kim paoli. son was friends with one of the victims, 27 year old karen anderson. anderson's brother says he's devestated. >> like my worlds just really like, well, you know, that's my brother. we only like a year apart, 18 months. you know, i grew one him. that's my right hand man doing everything. >> second victim in the vehicle was identified by family as antonio vega.

police looking for two suspect in the case, they believe their images may have been captured by surveillance cameras. >> well, for years, he was associated with it. >> up next find out why actor woody harl on said he's given up smoking pot. patrick? >> good morning, guys. this is a wall of wine. i know it says 5:39 as the time this morning, but it is never too early for wine. it is philly wine week. so we will get a wasn't dollars go all of the different wines here at pan ram or in old city. and we will get you ready for a big week. here, we'l

>> if you're a fan of the big bang theory i have some good news, looks like the show's produce verse struck a deal. long running comedy running even longer. warner brother tv announced the new deal, for two more scenes ons of the show. fans will have more with leonard, and the rest of their friends. a lot of people like that show. >> after woody harl on comes clean about giving up pot a year ago, he revealed, he said, he just simply partied too hard for solid 30 years. al though he may not be, ya, that's a partying real hard, although he may not be partake g any more he said h he said hel a strong supporter of marijuana.

>> also going to tell you about the premiere for the boss. i'm personally pretty excited to see. >> this ac alec baldwin and lisa cud roo, for their upcoming could comedy. stars baldwin as tie wearing infant who difficult for his big brother, with his family already a shows confident in bringing the character to life thanks a to a good script. >> eventually with the writers, ' we went on, improvised and added more films, and changed things, i because the writing was good. i really trusted the writers. >> and cued row and jimmy kimmel lends their voices as the parent in the film. it hit theatres friday march 31. got to tell you, if you were a fan of the 70s and 80s show chips, jim donovan, you're in luck. the story i of highway patrol officers john baker and frank puncherello. by the way wrote and directed

the film spoke with our vittoria woodill what makes chips so special. >> the movie going audience, largely 18 to 25, they probably didn't see bad boys, didn't see lethal weapons, so there is like a genre here that we're kind of revisiting for real action comedy, where the action is scary, bad blood is scary, the blood, all every those things. >> chips opens in theatres world-wide on friday. >> what's that, jim? >> i had a chips logo on my bike when i was a kid. i was officer baker. >> jim? >> no, no, ya, ya it was like -- yep. i had it on the side of me. yep, i always got the bad guy. >> can you tell me what i said on the commercial blake? >> yes? >> ya. >> i want to know. i didn't hear it. >> you know, we have to have a movie marathon, show marathon, to bring you to up date. >> we do. lab rent on the list now i you stand, neither of you have seen this classic 80s move.

>> i no. i was watching chips. i was busy. >> all right. we digress, let's talk about the weather. we have ups and downs everywhere. forty's, 50's, 60s in the forecast, little taste every january, little taste of april. couple of days that really feel like march, too, i mean, we're everywhere. but let me show you why things are happening and what's actually going on right now. at the moment, this video or this current live picture i should say being take friend our very own station headquarters. i like to call it the grim cam, dave grim set this up for us, nice wide zoom on the city skyline there. at the moment i was just on skydeck, no rainout here, but i have seen some of our eyewitness weather watchers that you have seen a little bit of rain. so, with that said, we take you out to the maps here from the watchers, and take a look at some of the reports coming in. we start things offer just outside of the city of philadelphia, where bill is in fact reporting a little hint of very light rain. and even though it is chilly outside, it is too warm for any icing to take place,

that's helpful here. thanks to that one from bill here. we go toter no one off to the north. this is the one i want. 40 degrees, 40 degrees right now in bath, pa. higher elevations, too, charles actually reporting more clouds than anything in bath. he did mention he still have 4 e ground. so quite a bit of melting has been taking place in that area. one more, we go back to the south, and let's go into southwest most new jersey. 40 degrees also from john, out in mullica hill with more clouds. now moving things forward, i want to actually gave you a sense how the temperatures are looking at least jumping into the next month. since we are, believe it, only couple every days away really from the beginning every month of april. likely, essentially, east of the mississippi, back into texas, southern plane state, will likely be above average as we look ahead to the new month. so if you're fan of the warmth, i honestly feel like this is probably intuitive, march been anomaly, above average, so many above average

months as of late, not real a shock their we would have that. looking at storm scan locally though, this disturbance bringing in the light rain, that bill was reporting out in cart inning ton. but this is going to clear out of here with time. actually end up with high pressure over tracking the region for the next couple of days. there is cold front passage that takes place here tonight. that will will send us on nosedive. tomorrow and thursday, don't break out of the 40's, might as well be january for those couple every days. this will catch you offer guard if you're not ready for it, especially tomorrow, windy, doesn't feel much better than the 20's most of the day. but quick turn around, look at this, flirting with 70, guys by saturday. so, fear not. even if you're not a fan of the chill, eventually does warm up. and swiftly. and by sunday very likely looking at some rain. meisha? >> all right, katie, we like that, 68, thank you so much for. that will good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. in the world of travel, so far this morning, it has been a little bit busy. the good news is the one area that we're really keeping our eye on the schuylkill, schuylkill near broad street where we had an accident around 3:00 a.m., the

schuylkill eastbound was closed between passyunk and packer avenue. and that has now since been cleared in south philly. onramp from passyunk avenue, the schuylkill also closed, also been cleared, and also eastbound off-ramps to walt whitman bridge, also been cleared. so we have some alternates for you, no longer needed, looking good basically anywhere on the schuylkill. then we have some electric can repairs in new jersey, route 130 northbound, right lane heads up on that, and also, some construction out there that we were talking about yesterday. so, construction here, going to slow you down until about april 10. pa turnpike, e-zpass express lanes, closed, causing some confusion and slow downs yesterday. hopefully more people get the memo today. they know to pack little extra time into their commute around this area because you are going to need to do so, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. well, it is a reunion years in the making. >> just ahead we will tell you how these two people are bonded, and what they went through to find each other again. we will be back.

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weather roller coaster that has feeling hot and cold. >> but at least it is spring on the calendar. guess what? that means the fourth annual philly wine week is under way. many local restaurants and bars across the city will be hosting special event and wine tasting this week. >> this morning "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live at panorama in old city. this restaurant apparently a real record hold when he it comes to wine. patrick, tell us more. >> reporter: yes, that's correct. of course, guys, undoubtedly you've heard of restaurant week, beer week. forget all of that. this is the biggest week. it is wine week here in philadelphia. and this is, well, what i like to call the wall of wine. this is bill, good morning, my friends, how are you? bill from panorama. bill what are we looking at exactly? what's this? >> this is actually the guiness world record largest wine keeper. so there is nothing like this in the world, we have it here in old city philadelphia in the pens view hotel panorama, 120 wines on tap, serve over 150 wines by the glass every

day, 30 different wine flights, wine week great excuse to really push the envelope whatever we are doing here with our wine programs. so we have wines all different regions, of course being an italian restaurant, we focus mostly it alien wines, but some from every corner of the world. this particular week for philly wine week doing things like putting magnums, big bottles, 1999, which we all are almost through had one from last night, from the beginning every wine week. >> right? >> we did a great event here last night, but serving these for just pennies over cost, so that we can kind of play and give people great value. which is what philly wine week is all about. >> not bad idea. >> a lot of times wine, people think that you need to have all kind of knowledge, special knowledge. >> not true? >> well, you know, this is a way to get that knowledge, philly wine week. so many different events that have access to wine makers,

have wine assemble, good values over the city. seventy plus venues this week, grown from whether we start in the 2014 here at panorama, with bulbs and barrels, right here. >> i like it. >> going to so many different touch points for great values in wine, so many great ways to learn. >> and you're one of the co-founders of philly wine week. >> yes, kate and i got together after a wine tasting, couple of flights of wine after a wine tasting, and decided that philadelphia needed to kind of carry the flag for. >> this there aren't too many models for wine week anywhere. and something where the restaurants and the existing programs that are doing such great things with wine get to feature what they do with wine all week long, something that's really unique. >> very cool. when we come back in the 6:00 hour we'll do little pairingment you'll teach us little bit more? >> would love to. >> thank you, guys, from pan

ram, a i'll just enjoy my glass of red while you do whatever it is you do. >> you'll be tanked by 6:30, okay, pat. >> thank you, sir. >> well it, has been more than a decade since hurricane katrina devestated new orleans. >> storm left behind destruction and heart break. also created incredible bonds between a young girl and military veteran. met master sergeant mike mack over when he rescued her and her family after the storm. went looking for her last year and both eventually reunited, since become very close, now she is high school freshman and junior rotc and she asked marone to escort her to the junior rotc ball. >> won't be nobody else to bring here, it would be more fun for him, and he's more, like, he just knows more about it than i do. >> i see great things. she has got good future. and i will be looking forward to see her, you know, president of the united states. >> oh, well, brown credits marone for the reason she joined junior rotc.

>> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," who knew a tweet could be bad for your health? >> this journalist received seizure and criminal charges. we will be right back.

>> flight into the us takes effect, anything beg err than a cell phone will have to be check. live with which flight will be impacted. >> the white house is switching back after the director of the fbi delivered damning testimony before congress about russian involvement in the 2016 election. i'm hena daniels with more on the house hearing on capitol hill. get ready for some weather whiplash, katie tells us when the tum tears plummets and then spikes again. >> up and down, up and down. well, today is tuesday, march 21, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning, ladies? yes, good morning, roads are looking good. nice and dry outside. but i will say. >> left with ton of construction. >> not everyone getting hit by