yesterday's deadly terror attacks. police conduct several raid overnight and we are live with new video and new information, on the attack. and, down to the wire, a big day on capitol hill as house prepared to vote on the g.o.p. health care plan that will replace affordable care act but do republicans have enough votes? we will tell you where things stand right now. are you ready to get off this weather roller coaster ride just yet, katie's talking about a big swing in temperatures and even a chance for icy road, well to day is thursday march 23rd, i'm jim donovan. katie and and meisha, keeping an eye on the weather and traffic. >> speaking of road, lots on i-95, one area where we don't want to see accidents, we are having a string of problems no wet weather today. it will be a quiet day. it does become an issue. we will see that sun coming up for first time since we had daylight savings time before 7:00 a.m. 6:59. we will see it over the

horizon but for now not too much light of day but all very clear on storm scan three, and it will stay that way. now, you're witness weather health report is, pretty good overall, air quality is definitely good. pollen level, we will get to that time of the year where that is an issue, juniper, mapel, elm are issues when it comes to pollen. uv index, something to keep in mind all year round but on bright sunny days like we are facing here moderate uv index, four or five on a scale of one to 10. heat index is not applicable at this point. right now temperatures are cold, we are at 24 degrees at the airport, 11 in mount pocono, 20 in atlantic city. note that is wind is lighter. so what you see is a lot closer to what you get on the thermometer. you will not have to factor in the wind chill here today, it is calm, collected, it is tranquil, sunny, but it is also cold. normal high 55. we will top off at 45. sort of stay along that line,

of the thermometer reading it looks like through better part of the afternoon. we have some rain to talk b we will get to that later. >> thank you so much. we will turn our attention to 295 right now. if you are heading out one area that is very busy, right now this morning is i95, overturned vehicle first in delaware county, i-95 north at 320. two right lanes blocked. you are just squeezing by off to the west. we have a backup shot, looking at commodore barry bridge. this shot approaching the commodore barry bridge, you can see backups are now becoming more and more extensive and they are pushing back even further. from delaware to the blue route on i-95, it will run you 20 minutes. would i air on the side of the caution and give myself 35 to 40 minutes at this point because it looks pretty extensive. backups right now just cracking in the 6:00 o'clock hour, it will take you a minute. we have another accident, pulled off to that far left, you can see it i-95 south approaching cottman and you can see how slow moving it is

getting up to this as everyone in the far left lane are putting on their right blinker and move to the right. we have construction in northeast philadelphia, crews are still out there boulevard southbound atwood haven just a camera shot. construction southampton road and woodhaven road that right lane is compromised, lots going on. jim, over to you. terror alert in the uk remains severe following yesterday's deadly attack, near parliament. >> lets look live over in london where there have been significant developments overnight including several arrests. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is following the investigation and joins us live, in the news center, good morning. >> reporter: lots of new developments. despite arresting seven people overnight in connection with the attack british police are still saying that the suspect acted alone. they are not identifying him at this time. investigation has taken us from london to birmingham and other parts of the country in search for answers. officers took seven people in custody after british police carried out raid on six properties overnight, including a home in the city

of birmingham where suspect, in wednesday's deadly rampage in the uk capitol once lived. >> we will continue to do our investigation and inspired by international terrorism. >> reporter: the attack happened steps from britain's parliament where tightened security had officers conducting vehicle checks. video recorded by a tourist shows some injured, lying along west minister bridge, the place where police say suspect medicine down pedestrians in an suv. at least 29 people were hurt. >> there was people running here. >> reporter: authorities say the man then slammed the vehicle in the gates of parliament, got out and stabbed 48 year-old police officer keith palmer to death. >> the location of this attack was no accident. the terrorist chose to strike at the heart of our capitol city. >> the carnage finally ending when police officer shot and killed the suspect. in all, four people, including the attacker, have died from

their injuries. british prime minister teresa may called for unity in the middle of the tragedy. >> we were all move forward together never giving into terror. >> seven of those hospitalized remain in critical condition this morning, police are not yet identifying other two victims who died but say one is a woman in her 40's and other is man in his 50's. police are not saying how seven people arrested overnight are connect to the suspect. but for now we are live, i'm trang do cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel back to you. >> thank you, trang do. stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to follow developments in london. remember get latest news anytime on cbs philly.com. meanwhile, a shocking discovery, seven month-old twin girls found dead inside of their camden county apartment complex. >> scene unfolded yesterday morning at pines apartments in lindenwald. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao, excuse me, is live at police department where authorities are trying to

piece together the details, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. investigators are still working to determine the cause and manner of death this morning. in the meantime prosecutors have now released the 911 call by this mother after she found her twin baby girls in their crib and unresponsive yesterday. we do want to warn our viewers that some may find that disturbing. >> they are not breathing. >> reporter: voice of the distraught mother after finding her seven month-old twin girls unresponsive, inside their home at pines apartments in lindenwald, new jersey. >> my god, my twins. my twins, my twins are like purple. i can't, they are not breathing. >> reporter: police responded to the 500 block of bilper avenue around 8:00 yesterday morning. in the 911 call the children's mother tells dispatcher that she had been trying to revive their babies. >> do you know how to do cpr. >> i'm trying, i have been trying for like the last 10 minutes.

>> reporter: by 8:30 authorities on the scene pronounced them dead this community is stunned. >> i'm just shocked, i am just in shock with fear, they are such nice people i suppose. i even helped one of the babies. >> reporter: alice shields lives next door and knows children's family. she said she didn't hear anything that morning and does not know what happened. neighbors identified this distraught woman escorted by police as children's mother. it was a tragic scene they will not soon forget. >> she was screaming, like she was crying really bad, and they put her in the back of the cop car and i saw them like bring out bags, you know, body bags and stuff. it is horrible. >> reporter: now camden county prosecutor's office is heading up this investigation but at this point they have not indicated what may have caused these children to stop breathing yesterday. reporting live from lindenwald , new jersey, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. new this morning police

are investigating after a man is shot in philadelphia's kingsessing section. it happened near atlantic and ruth streets. police say they were alerted when the 21 year-old victim showed up to the hospital with gunshot wound in his leg. there is no word on suspects or a motive. home owners in one local town said they feel like they are living in the war zone because the new shooting range just popped up not far from their homes. range is located on commonwealth drive-in east vincentown ship chester county residents nearby said they want the range, gone. >> gunfire. >> this video was taken by meg seaman outside hers royersford montgomery county home. she said veterans living near the range who served four tour ness afghanistan struggle with the sound. >> i actually found him in his office under his desk in the fetal position because it is terrifying for him because it really does, without even being a little bit dramatic sound like a war zone. >> and shooting range was

built in partnership with excel on corporation. the training facility for police officers and security personnel at limerick generating station. house republicans are racing against the clock trying to rail support behind their new health care bill before the vote goes to the house floor tonight. last night president trump was reportedly making personal calls to house members still on the fence. meantime new jersey congressman frank lobiondo and pennsylvania congressman charlie dent announced they would be voting against their parties health care reform bill. house republicans cannot afford to lose more than 22 votes and still pass the bill. cbs news reports as of 12:30 this morning, 31 republicans, planned to vote no. u.s. officials, say that the fbi has information indicate ago associates of president trump communicated with suspected russian operatives possibly to coordinate release of information, damaging to hillary clinton's campaign this comes amid reports of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort's secret ties to russia.

manafort has confirmed to cnn he did work for russian billion air with close eyes to vladamire putin but work did not involve representing russian political interests. back here at home eight candidates vying to be the next district attorney of philadelphia will hold their first debate tonight, debate set to take place at spring side academy from 7:00 to 9:00 there are seven democrats and one republican in the race. cities primary elections are scheduled for may 16th. meanwhile seth williams, philadelphia's current d.a. is home free, on his own recognizance. williams pleaded not guilty to corruption charges and released on $50,000 bail. he is facing 23 counts and accused of taking hundred you this dollars in gifts, vacationness exchange for favors. he is charged with defrauding a nursing home. several city leaders are calling for his resignation. coming up a local baseball coach is facing serious charges this morning, coming up what police say he did to a 12 year-old boy during a try out. see dash cam video of the

state trooper fighting with the motorcyclist on the side of the highway what sparked violence and good samaritan who took action to help the trooper, plus this. everybody gives you hugs. >> we will show you a different kind of doctor's office where co pay is covered , who they help and how in this weeks broth

kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. welcome back everyone here's a question would you stop to help an officer if you saw they were in trouble. >> that is what two people did who witnessed michigan state

trooper under attack and all caught on video. thinks dash cam video, last month that state trooper was chasing down a 21 year-old suspect who allegedly stole a motorcycle. suspect crashed with his brother began attacking the trooper when two good samaritans jumped in to help. they face several charges. wild scene there. >> talk about a wild scene, katie, again, i'm walking out of the house, this morning had wrong coat on. >> yesy just kept moving forward. >> very cold day out there, yet again but it is good because you know, it was pretty brutal. hugging winter coats, today you still need a winter coat. daytime high is 45. we are looking at almanac and is what normal, where have we been in terms off the record and what we end up with today. we are shooting for 10 degrees colder for is what typical. this morning chilly as well. worst of the wind tapering off and look at that sunrise just before 7:00 a.m. now that we are getting more and more daylight just over two and a half minutes of daylight added

to the day every passing day right now. it really is, coming up, earlier and feeling like it is coming up earlier that sunshine throughout every passing day. there is a lot going on down the road, at the moment there is not too much to spot on storm scan. we have some stray snow showers, streak ago crosses specially wisconsin, canadian border, lake superior but that is part of the system that does impact us here. so there are multiple rain chances down the road but some days we have higher chance then others. saturday in the city this should be a zero but off to the north you could see a shower. tomorrow's warm front lead to the possibility of scattered showers, wintry mix, in the far northwestern suburbs at the on set. today nothing but sunshine. sunday, clearly better chance for rain every where and it is off and on throughout the day. sending kid off to the school bus and send them with a winter coat but pair of shade. wall to wall sunshine today. if they are brave enough to go outside in the cold this afternoon they will need heavy coat.

daytime high of only 45 and around lunchtime it is cracking in the lower 40's. here comes that 70-degree day, but problem is it does come with a trade off, unsettled pattern in general into next week, meisha. >> hi there 70's, thanks very much, katie. what we were looking at, guys we have live chopper three over what was an overturned vehicle in delaware county. i-95 north at 320, two right lanes blocked and squeezing by in the far left. now take a look at these backups, that we are left with , they are extensive. so even though that has been just cleared if you are just walking outside the door be aware because this will back you up quite significantly. i will give myself an extra 45 minutes at lee. this is our normal 95 north at 452 shot, up toward airport, take a look at how many vehicles are out here and how slow they are moving because of that accident, again that has been clear. i-95 north. that overturn vehicle just

literally cleared as i walk out here and give you this report. i can tell you right now it doesn't matter. that will back you up, a lot. again if you have to walk out the door give yourself an extra 45 minutes or so, jim, over to you. baseball coach from montgomery county is accused of choking a young player after a try out. police charged five two-year old kenneth irwin with strangling the 12 year-old boy , authorities say incident happened, last month at newtown athletic club in bucks county. irwin is also listed as varsity baseball coach at upper moreland high school, according to district officials he has been placed on leave, a preliminary hearing is scheduled for may 12th. this morning baseball world is mourning death of the former phillies manager dallas green. green will always be remembered as the brash manager of the 1980's world champion phillies. delaware native served as phillies executive and worked for yankees, cubs, and mets, in a career that also included a stint as a pitcher on the 1964 phillies. green has served as a phillies

advisor last few seasons, dallas green was 82 years old. for almost 20 years medical clinic chester county has been spreading brotherly love while treating tens of thousands of patients. >> cbs-3 anchor jessica dean shows us it takes hundreds of medical professionals donating their own time. >> reporter: volunteers are doctors, nurses, dentists even medical students all trying to make the community health year >> hi there gary how are you. >> reporter: patty cedars of pottstown is right on time for her annual checkup at this clinic west chester. she says for last two years it has been a god send keeping her diabetes in chechen treating a thyroid lump. >> where i work they didn't cover part-time people anymore , like most places. >> reporter: clinic is called community volunteers and medicine, patty's exactly the success story doctor mary worship wants to see. >> you live sick or die

younger. you pray you don't get sick when you have no insurance. >> we are saving peoples lives >> reporter: president, ceo maureen thomaschuck oversees more than 390 medical professionals treat more than 35,000 low income patients, every single year, doctor laura sees dozens of them. >> school bus drivers, pharmacy technicians, home health aids. >> reporter: she said even with the affordable care ago working people fall through cracks. >> some of the people who have enrolled in and received coverage under the affordable health care act of used that insurance and high co pays and co insurance which led them to being dropped from their coverage. >> reporter: patients can qualify if they live in the community and make less than 300 percent of the federal poverty level, the clinic runs solely on donations and the strength of the volunteers. >> without them it wouldn't be possible for us to do what we do. >> here you talk to everybody, everybody gives you hugs. >> reporter: one more thing, patients get to ring a bell,

to celebrate being healthy. you can find out how to donate or volunteer on our web site at cbs philly.com/brotherly. jessica dean for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". great story. coming up later, how smart phones could help couples struggling to have a baby. >> but first it is national puppy day we have tips on how to adopt safely next.

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pattern, guys. katie, thank you. new for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> from the bucks county courier time bipartisan group of pennsylvania lawmakers say they have broad support for planned bill to seal criminal record of non-violent former offenders. the clean slate bill would automatically seal record after 10 crime free years, with the aim making it easier for people convicted of non- violent misdemeanors to find jobs and housing. from the inquirer here in philadelphia, we take our pizza seriously. now food and wine magazine has recognized two local pizzerias as best pizza places in the u.s. tack nellie's pizzeria and pizzeria vetri made less of 31 places across the country. phoenixville high school student gathered wednesday to celebrate a teacher mcthought on received citadel heart of learning award aimed at recognizing outstanding teachers. former philadelphia eagles, running back brian westbrook

presented mcnaughton with the award. >> that is newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. this should give you a reason to smile, this morning it is national puppy day. >> that is right there is an actual day dedicated to celebrating puppies. the day was create todd bring awareness to the number of dogs who need forever homes. how to adopt safely include adopting from a rescue or shelter, bbb says it is facebook, puppy mill from advertising. coming up, the tax deadline is looming we will look at popular credits and deductions that you can take to put more money in your pocket. uk remains on high alert following deadly terror attack in london. we have new information and video from overnight. plus this. down to the wire for president trump's repeal of obama care as conservative house members demand changes to the american health care act, i'm hanna daniels in new york with more on the sticking points. all right. we are dealing with a string of problems on i-95 backups you need to know about plus a

lot of construction. we will have updates coming up but first we will take a quick welcome to your health with joan lunden presented by the centers for disease control and prevention. >> hi. i'm joan lunden. diabetes affects more than 29 million people in our country. and many suffer from serious complications. today i'm joined by dr. ann albright director of the cdc's division of diabetes translation and also joining us is lincoln breedy who has suffered from diabetes and some of the serious side effects due to the disease. it's nice to have you both

here. let me start with you. how long have you had diabetes and how did it affect your health? >> i have had diabetes now over 20 years. it has affected my health more seriously. >> you were diagnosed at 40ish? >> 40 years old. >> what happened six years ago? >> six years ago i walked through some hot water and got a blister on my feet. i paid no mind. then it turned into gangrene and i ended up in the hospital on december 27th. i woke up with one leg. >> i remember you told me that you felt some tingling but you didn't realize nerve damage was so bad that you didn't even feel the hot water. >> right. i felt tingling in my feet but didn't pay it no mind. >> you were going through life, you are a guy, don't need to go

to the doctor. >> i was superman. nothing could happen to me. >> now you go regularly. >> now we go regular. >> what's the correlation? why do we see so often amputation with diabetes? >> diabetes can damage the nerves. you don't feel things. it also damages your circulation. this will lead to other complications in addition to amputation, heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, blindness. >> serious, serious complications. let's give the good news. there are things we can do. >> that's right. fortunately there are a lot of things you can do. be sure to eat healthy, getting activity, take those medications, see your doctor. >> good information. thank you. i am joan lunden. >> sponsored by naccd with support from the centers

good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. 6:30. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. police care out raid overnight. >> it is a bit aggressive and made seven arrests. >> area around parliament is still closed off and still considered a crime scene. i just can't believe it. >> twin girls found dead inside an apartment complex. >> investigators are still trying to determine the cause, manner of death. house republicans are racing against the clock trying to rail support behind their new health care bill

before the vote head to the floor tonight. a nice, clear sky right now, wind has thankfully eased up but it will be a bright, sunny, beautiful looking day. swing and drive well hit to center field. it is gone. >> u.s. is celebrating its first ever world baseball classic championship. >> congratulations. >> we are celebrating the sun again today and looking forward to the weekend and some very warm weather, katie. >> yes, indeed we will warm all the way up to a very may- like value on saturday specifically but for now, it is still cold outside, guys. would i suggest having that heavy winter coat, better news today is that it is just not as harsh as yesterday had been when we had to factor in that wind. it will stay that way all day and that is courtesy of high

pressure. high pressure brings various fair weather but it tend to write you the cold at lee at on set because you end up with substance sinking motion with the air mass and as a result and cloud cover that might act as a blanket to track any heat just scours away. we are off to a cold start. we had a cold front pass. but we are at 24 at the airport. may not drop off much more than this but it is still very chilly by standard anyway start to the morning and as sun does come up shy of 7:00 a.m. we will see it in fully affect all day long, gorgeous day at face value but again high only project at 45 degrees, so a solid 10 below seasonal average for our area and in the meantime as we look forward, talk about peaks , valleys, right? we will get to the top, apex here, comes saturday and then, i wouldn't say we will come crashing down but it will get cooler, all ready by sunday, meisha. >> katie, thank you so much. what are we looking at right now? good morning. we are looking at live chopper

three near an accident that actually cleared at i-95 north at route 320. but take a look at those backups. we are looking at backups at i-95 north at 452 and they are still, extensive. even though that overturn vehicle like i said that has been since cleared, i-95 north at 320, backups are still out there and they are hefty. so we will give yourself some extra time, in this area. anywhere around this area, would i say give yourself at leann extra 45 minutes or so. then we have an accident here i-95 south approaching cottman , that left lane compromised there. leading up to this we are dealing with backups there as well. take a look, you guys, backups before academy road. this is what you are working with right now from woodhaven road to the vine, it will take you 30 minutes. would i air on the side of the caution and give yourself five to 10 minutes there. then we are dealing with the accident in berks county 136 northbound between morgan town and flying hills. your alternate route 10 or

route 222 is your best bet, maybe even more coming up in the next 10 minutes. jim, over to you. well, is there still no word on identity of the suspect who mode down people near the parliament building in london yesterday. parliament is back in session right now, they have observed moment of silence about an hour ago. outside investigators are combing the crime scene collecting evidence, and earlier this morning british police updated number of casualties, saying that the attacker killed three people, not four, as was originally reported. they also believed the suspect who was killed, acted alone. still they conduct several raid overnight and arrested seven people in connection with the attack, uk's terror alert level remains at severe. cbs this morning will have very latest in the live report from london coming up next, at 7:00 o'clock. just after midnight house rules committee adjourned without a time line to vote on president trump's revised health care bill. at least 31 house republicans say they will oppose legislation which cbs

correspondent hena daniels tolls us is enough to stop the bill. >> reporter: with the g.o.p. health care act hanging in the balance, president trump and republican leaders are trying to win over the more than two dozen conservatives, who are demanding change to the american health care act. >> we're not there yet but we're very optimistic. >> reporter: white house warned of political consequences. >> i think there will be a price to be paid but it will be with their own voters. >> reporter: meanwhile chairman of the house intelligence community devon nunez investigating russian interference says about a dozen trump transition communications may have been scooped up by american intelligence officials. >> i think that this back and forth, in what the american people have found out so far that no longer does congress have credibility to handle this and i don't say that lightly. >> reporter: lawmakers are calling for special congressional committee to lead the investigation. henna daniels for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". well, with just a few weeks before the tax filing deadline, it is time to get busy. >> have you filed. >> no, i'm usually way ahead. >> me either. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live from insuring to help you save or make monday which uncle sam's help. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> jill, you say we should pay close attention to tax credit, why so. >> also, let me start by taking you off the hook, most people biggest bulk of people will file in the next two weeks. >> okay. >> these are the big weeks. >> here's what you should remember tax credits are awesome. they reduce your tax bill dollar for dollar, that is instead of the being california outed based on your tax bracket. some of the best won the earned income tax credit for low, moderate income workers. max is over $6,200 and does vary. you have your child tax credit that is worth up to a thousand bucks for each qualifying

child, who is under the age of 17, and that is out for higher earners and child independent care credit, that is available if you paid someone to care for a dependent, under the age of 13 so you can work or look for a job. this credit is worth up to $6,000. is there credits for families paying for college, they are limited by income, you have to check them out. >> jill, what about deductions >> reporter: we always focus on deductions. first question is, can you take a deduction? two out of three take the standard deductions, and a lot of those people could be itemizees especially if you have mortgage interest or charitable contributions, state and local taxes. if you are not item ises you may be leaving money on the table. you have got to figure out fur deductible expenses exceeds this years standard deduction, limits of 6300 forcing will, 12,006. overlooked deductions,

miscellaneous, i love that category, tax prep fees, job hunting expenses, professional dues, medical expenses, maybe you had a big surgery spent more than 10 percent of your adjusted gross income or seven and a half percent over 65 and mileage deductions for business, or for charity. i got six ways to help reduce your tax bill just go to jill, on money.com and get crack on your taxes. >> we have to jump on ity will send them today, so i should be fine. well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", power of puppy love we will tell you about important role these pups played at a local hospital, in our healthwatch. also, look at your screen, tony danza, he is in the house and hanging with the teachers from north east high. we will talk about a special event he is hosting tonight. pat. good morning, guys. we are up bright and early at launch trampoline park in deptford, new jersey. jason avant former philadelphia eagle we are having some fun out here, are

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fans of fitness and fun are jumping for joy this morning. >> new way in south injuries that i has a new angle on goat nothing shape. our pat gallen is live in deptford where a former eagle has been enjoying the new trend, trampolines. hello there, patrick. >> hello, guys. i like to do things that make me feel like a kid again except after jumping on a trampoline for an hour i'm sore. i'm too old for this stuff. this is jason avant former philadelphia eagle. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> before we get in the craz iness that is launch trampoline park talk about your playing day. you played eight years for the eagles. what do you remember most fond ly burr time playing. >> i remember the city. i enjoyed my time.

i loved locker room. i loved going out there and the passion of the fans. you have to enjoy it. i enjoyed my time there i wanted to live in the philadelphia area and my wife and i never moved. because we feel philly's home. even though i played 10 years, but most of my years were in philly. >> how did you get your hand, you never dropped anything. >> occasionally but i just put effort in. when i played i always thought about the people wanted the city to be successful the fans would i put time, effort in, because i didn't want to let fans down so i took that as a burden to me to do everything i could to help our team win. >> you have put time, effort in launch trampoline park, this place is massive, 35,000 square feet, 15,000 square feet of trampolines. where did the idea come from. why is this. >> well i was fortunate enough to play a child's game, kid game and i didn't want that to

go away. i wanted to incorporate my family into what i have been doing and i wanted to never put on a suit and tie ever again and have fun and it is a fun business. it is a fit business. >> sure. >> so if you like, and, you should try it. so many different things. >> you have two young dates. >> yeah, my daughters, jalen and maya and i have a young son 18 months so they are here a lot and they will be here every day. >> we come in here i start jumping around, it is jumping around more than any of these kid. >> it does, you know, it is fun, you don't recognize you are working out because your having so much fun but after 10 or 15 minutes you will feel the burn. >> i feel it. >> you guys are going to start doing some fitness related things with your trampoline in a couple weeks we will have a business instructor and we will have fitness classes and i will be part of those and just active fun if you want to

do something i believe you can shed a few pound and be the best you if you are doing something you love to do and i believe trampolines has something for everyone. >> it is not just for kid. you can get involved as an adult, whatever it might be, this is fun for all ages. >> i love it. we try to put something in here for everyone. we have a ninja course, rock climbing, indoor play ground, birthday parties, anything you name, we have it here. >> i love that ninja thing. >> yes. >> a lot of fun. >> i will try to catch a pass can i do this. >> i know you can. >> i will go face first is what always happens, ready. >> fly eagles fly. >> great. >> i think she wants to host my birthday part there i this year. thanks, kate. >> is that what it is, yes. >> thanks pat. >> he has the best gig of all

of us in the morning. >> yes, something fun and working out. >> and eating. >> he is always doing something fun like that. very jealous of him. >> why does the sky look so dark behind you. >> it is a graphic, not a real picture but it creates illusion doesn't it look realistic. we have been talking all morning about how sun continues to obviously come up earlier and earlier. this is first day since march daylight savings time we saw sun coming up before 7:00, 6:59 on the know. by may 23rd it will be just shy of 5:30 that we will see sunrise. getting closer to the earliest it will rise and you are gaining over two and a half minutes of daylight at lee every single day. that is a lot. beautiful view, at this middle school, sun not up yet, not 6:59 but what we will find is a full day of nothing but sunshine. lets check with the watchers very quickly they were up and adam, send nothing reports. we have generally right around 20 in most spots give or take

a couple degrees. we will zero in here and you'll find it is still cold out. denise has 17 degrees, she did say that there is no wind thankfully but you're at 17. do you need that heavy winter coat. zero in on portions of new castle county as well at 22 degrees from lisa kerrigan under nice clear sky in wilmington as well but you did say, even a gustt up to 9 miles an hour is allowing them to feel more like 12. you'll recall she said it is 22. so a light wind is all you need for to it feel a heck of a lot colder. >> we have seeing storm scan stay empty. high pressure to thank for. that it does turn unsettled. reason being we have a series of systems, front moving through. we will warm up. warm front brings scattered showers tomorrow, wintry mix far north and west, 70 on saturday. warmest day of the pack and a lot of cloud and chances of rain from there on out, meisha >> katie, thanks very much for that happy gateway to our weekend. is it happen? that is the question.

look at these backups you're dealing with because of an accident that has now by the way cleared. ninety-five north at route three to. book ups i-95 north at 452 and they are extensive, still. just thinking of heading out the door take a look at what you are entering. give yourself an extra 45 minutes or so at lee, and if you go outside i want to show you i-95 south before route 420 where we have a disabled vehicle. that is clearing out of the way but we are also dealing with and are dealing with a problem area. ninety-five, that is our problem child of the morning 95 south approaching cottman pulled off to the that left lane it is slow moving there i want to show you another backup shot. take a look at academy road a lot of brake lights there as well n this area give yourself 30 minutes at lee. basically anywhere on i-95 give yourself an extra 30 minutes or so. another accident in berks county 176 northbound near flying hills, only one lane is block there now, jim, back

over to you. well, in this morning's healthwatch new smart even if technology could help men experience fertility troubles. it allows men to collect and test sperm samples at home. the technology uses an attachment that connects to a cell phone, and it is a disposable micro chip. an app measures concentration and movement of the sperm. researchers hope this will make fertility testing for men a easier, less awkward experience. also, studies have shown that pets can help ease stress and make people happy. don't know if we need a study for. that it was on full display at paws for friend event at had animals from north animal refuge visited doctors and nurse toes ease their stress, also hopefully find a forever home. >> our animals have a lot of fun. sometimes they get adopted here so it is great for both. >> i think it is wonderful because it serves the need of both these puppies and our community and also the people who work at the hospital.

>> how about this, doctor adopted a 10 week old lab mix and named her clover. congratulations. that is great. from the broadway stage, actor tony danza has done it all in show biz. tonight he is bringing his talents back to philadelphia he is in town to host annual talent show in northeast high school. tony joins us in the studio this morning. good morning. >> thank you, thank you for having me it is annual students. >> teachers verse student talent show. thinks the original first, year t-shirt, show and t-shirt got better this year we have boxing gloves, teacher verse students. it is a competition. we have put together myself, doctor and teresa brown, two of the teachers there put together two teams, team of teachers and team of actors, students and they put on different acts. we have judges, prizes, top prize i a thousand dollars gift card. >> we should point out you taught at the school. >> that is why i'm back.

difficult get to spend a year teaching there i have always felt tremendous debt to the school. i got to tell you, you know, conventional wisdom is there is nothing great happening in the public schools but i'm telling you thousands of miracles are happening there every day and the teachers are doing, the teachers and students and today in the show , the engineer is singing, so, everybody is involved. it is wonderful. >> you have seen it all what do you expect every year from the show. how impressive are these entertainers. >> you know what is great, kid see teachers in different light, teachers see kid in the different light and this year interestingly there are teacher/student teams. >> okay. >> so thinks all blurred lines we also have a short film category as well. we try to get as many kid involved. there air lot of children involved. we really think it is a community build they are talent show and people come out, and of course, people

that have kid in the show will come but come see the show. i will do a number, i think i will sing the house i live in, a very appropriate song for this moment. >> speaking of performing you are performing in new york, tell us about that. >> i have been playing, five 4b low, a really cool cabaret club. it is in the basement of studio 54 where most of the action happened there. that is another thing. but it is a cool club doing a show, and i have been playing it all around the country and it is fun but working in new york, i walk to work, sing a little, go home. >> will you come back to philly. >> i'm trying to find a place here in philly. i would love to do it here. >> going back to new york, i learned this, the oldest cheese shop is in new york and you have some involvement witt >> me and my partner own the oldest cheese store in new york it is called alleva on the corner of grand and

mulberry, the heart of the little italy. celebrating its 125th anniversary in october. it has been there since 1892. moths rel after morning. mozerella, we make moths rel, it is italian specialty store. it is, like a piece of italian american in new york history that we really have to be able to guard, i feel like a curator more than a store owner, but i eat a rot. >> sound like heaven to me. >> did you bring any samples. >> no, i didn't. >> next time, i promise. i promise. >> again, this talent show tonight is appearing at north east high school talent show 6:00 o'clock. >> tickets, what a bargain ten dollars. >> at the door 10 bucks. it is at cottman avenue in the auditorium of northeast high school. any vikings in the house. anyway. >> this year, thanks very much for being with us. >> thanks for having me again. >> pleasure. >> we will be right back with three to

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up for a vote today. frank lobiondo and pennsylvania congressman charlie dent are vote ago begins it. and the first philly flash bus of the 2017 season takes to the road riders can hop on for free at any stop. >> that three is to go. lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> beautiful sunrise. we will take to you a view where you can see that sun beginning to pop over horizon here in cape may courthouse. cold though, 22 degrees despite full sunshine. even though you will have bright sun all day and not as harsh your highs are still about 10 degrees below average , meisha. >> katie, thank you. interstate i-95 is posing some problems, looking at i-95 south that left lane blocked because of an accident and also we have a disable i-95 south before route 420 causing slow downs. all right, you guys, tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. we are traveling to a museum that celebrates a animal discovery nearby. take a look at this. >> 8 miles from here. >> yep, i am exploring jurassic new jersey, i got to

meet a few new friend and see how kid are learning while they are playing and so will you. families will love this. we are taking awe a dream drive together once again, right here at 6:00 a.m. on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" my goodness. >> iguanas and lizards you are in your heaven. >> how did you know. i will give a hint here, i held a tarantula. >> yes. >> i was going to say you put tonight your purse and took it home. next up, new details on wednesday's attack outside britain's parliament. and join us each weekday morning on cbs-3 at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪

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