>> seth williams is facing calls to resign b protest planned for today. and another legal hurdle for williams. >> and local store owner doesn't let a robber get away. but the fly and so does the money the robbers stole. people on the street are grabbing up the cash. but now, that store owner could be in trouble. we will tell you why. today is monday, it is the 27th of march, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo in for rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on thins for us today. good morning, everyone. >> good morning, guys. i've hoping that coffee is strong, strong, strong. we need it around here. roadways are looking okay, but

since the 4:00 hour, things are very busy thanks to fog, visibility issues, wet roadways. >> definitely the weather having big impact on your commute today. not major system but any time you have rain walking out the door start things offer on a monday like this, never ideal, right? this will slow you down. soaking showers currently working their way through good portion of the lehigh valley, pocono know region, scattered showers pretty much everywhere. looks like it is dry across south jersey and delaware, don't let that fool you. there is a lot of moisture, may be fine mist, at minimum, though, fog continues to be an issue. so we mention that dense fog advisory, specific to southeast most pennsylvania. southern new jersey, and all of the state of delaware. you can understand why. well, not ideal up allentown at 5-mile visibility, it certainly is not as bad as it is along i95. so under a mile there. not as bad in millville. the important thing to also remember, though, is these are observation sites. doesn't necessarily mean that the entire town every millville is at 2-mile visibility, rather this just the observation site reporting

this is at 2-mile visibility. so it is going to come and go for you along the area roadways, probably most dense, right along the river beds and through the valley region. so at 42 degrees currently here at philadelphia international airport. very modest breeze. but daytime high, hey, bright spot of the forecast, actually quite mild. some clearing as the day progresses, i don't think you brighten up for ton of sunshine, but the rain will draw to close into the early afternoon at the latest, in the 60s, meisha, not bad. >> no complaints, absolutely, all right, katie, thank you so much. and happy monday. for all of you just waking up with us right now, well, what are we looking at? disable vehicle, schuylkill eastbound, past montgomery drive. pulled offer to the shoulderment but because visibility is playing little bit of factor today, this morning's drive, because of that fog, something as simple as disable vehicle pulled off to the shoulder sneak up on us anpo i to your attention, pulled offer to the shoulder but that tire is slow close,

so close it the lane marker, heads up on that area. dso approach 295, this is what you are looking at there. plenty of headlights out there. keep you busy, keep you slow on 42. this is what we are looking at there. we are startin h 42, basically starting to heat up anywhere at this point. you want to give yourself extra time this morning because of visibility and because of the rain and the wet roadways and what have you. car fire here. ninety-five south, the off rart. heads up on this. fire completely contained. however, we do still have a out there. back to you. >> new this morning, police are investigating the shooting death of 17 year old boy in philadelphiasectn. officers found the victim on front stoop on the 5900 block of hweturned him to the hospital. where he wassuspec well, support forharges. "eyewitness news" good morning, trang.ning jan, j. this group joins mayor jim kenney and many of the candidates running for district attorney in calling ren

there is as williams may need to find new attorneyarne that hy wants out, just last week, he wasew cameras. take a listen. >> too many politicians and commontators have tried and mo will's -- yams'liams in the expected here today, growing meanwhile, the protesters williams to resign. including several of the candidates, vying for his job. >> it certainly is difficult to be district attorney when you admittedly don't have the trust of thee now know that this nightmare will end, and that there is a light at the end of the tub. >> i williams facing 23 counts of federal corruption charges, for bribery, extortion, wire fraud. he stands accused of taking more than $100,000 in gift, and vacations, in exchange for his influence. headed into court wednesday, the embattled district attorney appeared to be un-phased by this scrutiny. >> how are you, good afternoon.

>> today's demonstration being organized by black lives matter pennsylvania, the sayheyt confidence in williams in 2013 after they say his office imprisoned wrongfully accused teen that ignored evidence that would have cleared his name. no a -- now a judge has yet to rule on the request. protesters are expected here outside the da's offers around 8:45 this morning, but for now live in sit hall, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, jan, back to you. >> thank you so much, trang. >> a north philadelphia lope laudromat owner shoots and stops robbery suspect, now that owner could be charged, as well, man walked into launder center on the 2800 block of north fifth street with a knife demanding cash. the owner hands that money over, but as the suspect left, you can see here, the owner chasing him down the street with a gun. he ended up shooting the suspect twice in the chest, and hitting an innocent woman.

>> significance peck took the monday bye $2,000 according to the owner, and basically tossed in the air. so as the owner is still chasing the suspect, and he fired at him, the neighborhood i guess bystanders, people that were out here, basically swarmed in on money. so all of the monday that i was thrown in the air was scooped up by the people in the area. >> the innocent woman shot twice in the hands, robbery suspect is in extremely critical condition. "eyewitness news" has learned that the owner has a license to carry and is cooperating. well, president trump is pressing ahead with his other items on his legislative agenda including reforming the tax code. hena daniels report the decision comes a mid continued finger pointing at republicans suffer major defeat in their quest to repeal and replace obamacare. >> president trump is seeking support from moderate democrats to accomplish other items on his legislative a judge jen did a, now that republicans that overhaul

obamacare were on hold. >> we're too long talk to anyone. we always have been. >> we democrats provided our republican colleagues dropped replace, are willing to work with -- >> right now? >> the president went from blaming democrat the bill's failure friday. >> i think the losers are nancy pelosi, and chuck assumer. >> to blast being conservative members of his own party. tweeting sunday: democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom caucus have saved plant par end hood and obamacare. >> at the very end of the day, the most valuable player will be president trump on this. because he will deliver and we're committed -- >> i got to say -- >> yesterday white house chief of staff ryan prive us insisted it was merely a coincidence that the president plug fox news host judge piro show on twitter saturday. the same day she said this. >> paul ryan needs to step down. >> speaker ryan asked the president last week to ditch the healthcare bill. when it became clear

republicans wouldn't get enough votes to pass it. a spokesman for mr. ryan says the two spoke over the weekend, and both are eager to get back to work. hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." there has been deadly rocket attack in a crowded market in mose you will, iraq, unclear how many were killed or hurt. now, three missiles hit the busy eunice market in east mozul sunday afternoon, the shell's also sparked a major fire there. the iraqi government liberated east mose you will from isis earlier this year, but the battle for control over the western part is still raging. >> a developing story right now. eight japanese high school student are feared dead after they were caught in a avalanch at a ski resort north of tokyo. the aids among more than 60 student and instructors from seven schools who were on the slopes at the time. japan's disaster agency says dozens of people were injured in that avalanch. well, coming up a little later, the new jersey teen who saved nearly 100 lives.

>> wow, plus alert to parent. kids love to make it, but a recipe for homemade slime sent one girl to the hospital with serious burns. we'll tell you what key ingredients should be avoided, so your kids don't get hurt. >> and everything is bigger in texas, including the hail. there are reports there was as big as softballs in some places, take a look at some of the damage left behind, that's coming up next.

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>> entire dallas area under tornado watch last night, until 11:00 p.m. homeowners found hail scattered in their lawns after the storm had passed, but, it was a damage that left behind that was the real problem. >> you can could hear it. coming from a distance, it was like a stampede. and then all the sudden, loud thud from the skyline. then it sounded like glass breaking, obviously. now the system is expected to continue for the next new days with possible thunderstorms, and flash flooding. meanwhile, over in ohio, funnel cloud took shape outside of columbus. these dark clouds you see here were spotted forming in the sky, tornado warning went into effect yesterday afternoon, and the strong winds, and lightning, took place, local forecasters warned residents to be ready to take cover, if tornados break out. you know, i lived for a few years in columbus. the first weekends i was there they test the tornado sirens once a week. well, no one told me. i didn't know what was going on. i'm like driving down the street, ya, what's going on here? >> wild weather out west, yes.

>> same system impacting us? >> it is, but front moving through with the skies not necessarily going to produce the ingredients necessary to create severe weather but will have a big impact. a shot taken from the central parkway library, over looking logan circle, jfk or the ben franklin parkway here in the distance, but you know, we've got the damp roads. certainly the fog. you can barely make out the center city skyline because of the low clouds, so poor visibility, pretty much the main issue, but also, of course, the need for your windshield wipers because of the showers moving through. they're heaviest off to the northwest of the city, but doesn't look like anything falling, doesn't mean you won't have misting going on there, a lot of moisture to work, with so be ready for it anywhere. meanwhile i think she is thursday likely to draw to close into the afternoon. so mainly an amish ooh, but into the afternoon may be leftovers as we hit lunchtime. 66 degrees the expected hi, that is warmfront, so it lives up to its name here in that regard, later tonight clouds are plentifull. drop down to 50 degrees, mild

night with that said. looking forward to tomorrow, another systems comes along, cold front, we hit 70 before it cross, drop back to the low 60s wednesday, when the sun comes back, thursday actually looks like real pleasant day. and we are looking seasonable for a change at 57 degrees, but then, another system comes around the work week bringing additional lane. >> all right, katie, thank you. good morning, happy monday to all of you. so, disable vehicle here, schuylkill eastbound past montgomery drive pulled off to the shoulder. and you can also see how many vehicles are now starting to hit the roadways, give yourself some extra time today because of the wet roadways, rain in cases, so just heads up. take a look at the visibility headed out on the roadway today, 59 south at cottman, camera shot, typically we can see everything, now all we can see are headlight coming at us in the northbound direction, southbound side almost completely dark. just heads up, very good we're starting to see so many vehicles out on the roadways letting us noah loft people head out there earlier, dot

same thing. also an accident here, pleasantville. a.c. expressway eastbound before route nine. that left lane is blocked because of that. so just a heads up, construction, guide rail installation, 295 southbound ramp to route one, closed until 7:00 a.m. on friday. jim, rahel, over to you. >> or jan, sorry about that. >> thank you, meisha. talk about a scary moment. little girl burns her hands while making homemade slime. >> kathleen quinn from massachusetts was taking part in a popular do it yourself project. but shortly afterward she noticed her hands were in pain. she says her skin felt real hot and tingley, so her parent took her to local hospital found out she had second and third agree burns. >> it was like crying in pain, my hands hurt, my hand hurt. we looked at them, and they were covered in blisters. >> doctors determined that kathleen's blisters came from extended exposure to bore axe, which is an ingredient in some

homemade slime recipes. >> well, ronald mcdonald houses are safe havens for families with sick children, they appreciate the comfortable rooms and hot meals. >> and the children, well they seem to love the fun they have playing in the house. our ukee washington spent some time in the ronald mcdonald house of bell care -- delaware playing with his new friends maria. >> maria on the move. this rambunctious six year old has so much fun inside the ronald mcdonald house, staying with her parent here for three machines. >> i will never forget about. >> maria's family from pan. hom, but on the other side of the worlds they've found their second home, the ronald mcdonald house every delaware. >> diagnosis wad require disease when she asks was just four years old, affects the bones and spine. >> it was really shocking time for me when doctors said it is

really rare and we cannot even we cannot finds the diagnosis in pakistan. >> so he brought maria to alfred i. dupont hospital for children in wilmington. >> after the surgery not complaining as much about the pain, she is also like activity also improved. she can walk more than she was walking before the surgery. >> how do you say, let's go play? >> speaking in another language (. >> one more time? >> (speaking another language language). >> ah, i got a smile. marie wanted to show me some of her favorite places in the house. we started in one of the play room. >> play room. >> she says red is my favorite. >> red is your favorite? >> let's see. that will was too easy. >> beep beep. don't lit me. i can't move.

>> i can't get up. >> can you help me? >> and then it was on to the elevator for a ride down to the theater. yes, this ronald mcdonald house has a theater. >> this is for you. >> thank you. >> your welcome. >> maria, did you silence your cell phone? can you give me popcorn? >> say down in front! >> she may not be in the movies, but maria is my shining star. with her beautiful smile, a smile that comes to light in the house that love built. >> thank god we are in the ronald mcdonald house. >> now, maria will need at least two more surgeries which will mean couple of more stays at the ronald mcdonald house

where she and her family will always be welcomed with open arms. each child receives new toy when he or she arrives at the house. >> such great work. our ronald mcdonald house charity phone bank is tomorrow from 6:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. please donate to help children like maria. we will be live all day long right here on cbs-3. you can also join in on twitter and at cbsphilly.com. you have to help out. >> well, coming up a little later, subtle signs your body could be giving to you to alert you to a health problem. doctor rob will be here in the studios to go over five big examples. >> very important. plus: run, rahel, run. our own rahel solomon was one of thousands of runners who laced up and hit the parkway for the love run this weekend. we'll hear from her next.

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generally should brighten up for sunshine. meantime temperature wise, looks like level offer to more seasonable territory, guys, back into you. now, for a look at newspaper headlines, from across our region. >> in the trentonian, capitol sitly auction approximately 25 city owned properties wednesday, some of which lift a minimum bid of $200. many of the properties are residential, but there are several buildings zoned for business use, the properties are being sold as is. buyers will be responsible for any needed repairs to meet code standards for use in okay pans. >> i on the cover of the bucks county courier times, now, so 25 bucks to have neighborhood kid shovel your sidewalk after the march 14th snowstorm was a bit high? well, recently released penndot figures show that taxpayers spent $1.43 million to move the snow off bucks and montgomery highways. >> from the intelligence err, congratulates toss carol err, son, received the second annual trailblazer award from

the women's humane society in bensalem. as you know, carol advocate for family and family pets and other animals, you can watch her every sunday morning on cbs-3 with our cbs-3 pet project segment. >> that carol erickson always doing great things for the community. >> i'll telling you, like one woman tornado. >> yes. >> spinning around. >> speaking of hope she is. >> beacon of hope she. that's a look at newspaper headlines from across the region. >> speaking of yesterday, thousands every runners took to the streets of philadelphia. >> the fourth annual love run was a success yet again. the run raises money for philadelphia charities, including the fairmount park con is her vainesses, runners came from all across the country to tackle the half marathon. one of the runners our very own rahel solomon who is now tuning up for an even tougher run. >> the moment i walk up, oh, can i do this? but done it before. and just awesome thing everybody's energy out of here, all of runners, knock like the community of runners. so i'm excited. >> and get this, rahel is now

getting ready for the philadelphia marathon this november. about 10,000 runners took part in yesterday's love run. >> good for her. >> i'm going have to get her a gelato. >> she deserves it. >> coming up in the next half hour of eye within news, trump family member who are run a new white house office. >> plus, another legal setback foreign diet dollars district attorney seth williams. and we will tell but protests planned for today. plus this. >> the final four is set. and some unfamiliar faces are in the mix. i'm hena daniels with more on the surprising wins and what we can expect in the final four showdown this weekend. >> all right. and looking outside, wet foggy start to the monday morning. because that far seeing problem areas out there. all of the update coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3

>> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm january january, rahel

solomon is off today. >> this is shaping up to be another rough week, for district attorney, sweat sill -- seth williams. just last week his attorney was defending him now since learned he want off the case. >> lawn dough mat owner with a license to carry takes matters into his own hands when robbed in north philadelphia. >> the suspect took the money and basically tossed it in the air. people that were out here basically swarmed in on money. >> president trump is pressing ahead with other items on his legislative agenda. that includes recruiting his son-in-law, for a new white house job. >> massive hail comes crashing >> but you can hear it, coming from the distance, it is like a stampede. >> entire dallas area was under night. >> rebound.they score. tonight by murray, and score. >> shot taken by murray. they score.

jake very check. gets the rebounds. >> and the flyers roll over the penguin six to two, manage to hang onto their slim playoff. >> bit of good news there. in w though, not so much good news. unless you like rainy days and mondays, right, katie? >> little throw back to the carpenters. should probably cue that song up at some point today. it won't be a wash out by any nd up being little miler, too, warmfront lifting in. it lives to up its name at least. but right behind me is the center city skyline. yeah. can't really make it out right now. it is very much skewed by the low-lying cloud cover and the fog out here. lots of moisture, nice light wind, wet weather to go with it, last hour i was out on the skydeck, i need the the umbrella just for the moment. bulk of the showers north of my location, but it doesn't mean that even if you don't have some green or even yellow on the radar over your area you're not finding bit every mist. keep that in mine. dense fog advisory in place

until 10:00 for all of the counties shade in the in the grayer area. no longer include you had but kent and new castle county are, around the city every philadelphia, with the video behind me with the skycam, just generally very, very foggy, keep that in mine, it will be a problem, especially travel the area bridges and whatnot. now, here's our current temperature reading. up in the poconos, a lot chillier granted but low or mid 40's, most everywhere else. so unless you're above 1500 feet in the poconos, not going to have to deal with any kind of icing. do watch for it up that way. for the most part, just rain showers, mild air, and fog to contends with. and with time, the showers do draw to close into the mid afternoon at the absolute latest. and we will continue to rebounds. so does feel a lot less chilly than it currently does. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you for. that will good morning, everyone, happy monday. well the roadways are loo but i will say visibility is playing a factor today, wet roadways with katie talking about the rain coming down in some areas, where we had

disable vehicle, schuylkill east past montgomery drive. pulled off to the shoulder. now it has since long moved out of the way. but you can see how busy it is getting out there. basically anywhere that we to get very busy. a lot of people leaving their homes little earlier. not a bad idea on busy mondayment take a look at this shot. fifty-nine south at cottman, an area that is very foggy, this fog is very dense here, you can barely see the vehicles taillights moving in the southbound direction. so just heads up if you are headed out on 95, just know that of course it will be very busy because of that, as well. accident pleasantville, a.c. expressway before route nine, left lane blocked, another accident in lansdale as well, chestnut street at main street or route 63. so, couple of problems areas, heads up if you are in that neck of the woods, also construction to talk about, this is guide rail installation, 295 southbound, or excuse me, construction trenton ends on friday, 295 southbound the ram top route one, closed until around 7:00 a.m., again, that's on friday, jim, over to you.

>> thank you shall meisha. black lives matter pennsylvania is organizing protest calling for the resignation of philadelphia district attorney seth williams. this after his indictment last week. it starts outside of the d.a.'s office around 8:45, williams lawyer meantime wants off the case. court paperwork chase williams wouldn't have the financial ability to retain michael diamondsteen t also points to ethical conflicts. williams has pleaded not guilty to bribery ex extortion, and wire fraud. >> pros trump shifting his focus after the gop plan to replace obamacare was full for lack of support. the president and top aides took turns blasting conservative members of the republican party for the bill's failure. white house chief of staff says the president will now seek support from moderate democrats. new pew/at this may include changing the tax code. >> president trump ready to announce new white house office run by his son-in-law. jared kushner reportedly will head the white house of

american inch vocation, will pursue overhauling government functions, using ideas from the business sector. formal announcement set for later today. >> well, police are searching for the gunman who barged into a crowded cincinnati night club and opened fire. investigators say, one man was killed, and at least 15 people were injured early yesterday morning. police say the violence was not linked to terrorism, and they say the night club last been the scene of violence in the recent past. >> several local men not into some type every dispute inside the bar and it escalated into shots being fired. from several individuals. >> now, police say, patrons are searched when they end their club. but search sunday morning failed to find any weapons. at least five of the victims are still in the hospital. meanwhile, the suspect in a deadly stand-off on the las vegas strip is scheduled for a hearing this morning. prosecutors are bringing murder charges against rolando, they say he opened fire on bus on saturday,

killed one person, and wounded another. he surrendered to police after a four hour stand-off. police in pennsville township are reminding drivers of the importance of wearing a seatbelt after it saved a drivers life. this crash happened march 18th d in pen ville. police say the driver crossed into the opposite lane of traffic, struck a utility pole, then rolled over several times. the driver walked away with just minor injuries. >> you know, i put that out there. i want people to understand seatbelts do save lives. and it is really important that we take two seconds to strap up before we drive away. >> chief cummings reminds us it takes no time at all to put on a seatbelt as the car warms up. >> new jersey teenager's memory lives on in the lives he has helped to save. >> last may lukeily home. they made the orgs, if it wasn't for thatlater after

center, received luke's pancreas. >> it is pretty crazy that youaf them and just like put it in someone else, and there is like living on now. he improved misty's life and pretty cool. >> between tissue and organ donations, luke helped save what her son would have thatkno itchy skin couldsi problem? >> well, coming up: ha it couldd he'll also de code some other signs your body giving to you alert you there is a bigger problem. >> you know me, i'll be writing these down, a warning to iphone use best new siri prank, and how it could have some deadly consequences. >> and united airlines legging ban. the whole story behind why two young teenage girls were not allowed to board a flight because they were wearing

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>> welcome back, law enforcement is going about a new prank that makes unsuspecting victims call 911. before we tell you thousand works please don't test this out. >> you have been warned t works through apple digital assistant siri. prankster encourage use tears close their eyes say hey, siri 108. series will do something funny but instead calls 911 within five seconds. >> take calls or unintentional calls are not taking lightly. it could be misconduct, a lot of police department resources

or 911 center re sources are utilized when handling that fake call. >> now apple created this feature to make it easier for people who travel out of the country often to call emergency services. >> europe knighted airlines tasting a code code. >> pardon two teen girls from a flight from denver to minneapolis for wearing sands ex legging. united says the teens violated dress code for anyone traveling with a friends pass. literally no us judges top andres, next time role wear only jeans and a scarf says christine. >> pretty much leggings everywhere. >> seems like spandex are sort of generally accepted, at all sort of situations these days. >> i think that if you're flying on a friends and family pass, and you know that they have certain rules, that you should abide by those rules.

>> united official statement reads the passengers this morning were united pass riders not in compliance with the dress code policy for company benefit travel tonight your regular customers, your legging are welcome. by the way the girls changed and boarded another united states. >> good for those young ladies. you agree? don't like the dress code, then buy a ticket. >> yes. >> don't fly for free. >> you will have that pretty much everywhere, code of conduct. >> i'm wearing legging right now, but aim allowed to. >> jim talking about this earlier, context is everything, make sure you know what that is before you start commenting on twitter, right? let's look at the weather watchers, low had's across the board here, nice overall mild start. still going to need a coat when you walk out the door, there is chill in the air low 40's, 39 degrees in perkasie, there is little bit of drizzle, little light rain, and yes, weather pretty much,

yep, it is monday, certainly looks like one of those damp dreary starts, it will be that way for good portion of the day no less. meanwhile let's see where else? take you in near closer to the city where phil reporting a lot of clouds actually, just witsent tn the last ten minute, said it is damp but not actually raining at the moment, i would second that on the skydeck, onfeighbory from us, very foggy out however. not too much temperature change though within the last 24 hours or so. so again, also a cool warmfront, bringing us rain, the fog settled in a lot of moisture content in place, very light winds. getting it together here, large system, dragging through cold front come tomorrow. right now some heavy thunder storm back through the central planes, gets here tomorrow. in the form of some scattered showers, perhaps, even lovely gusty thunder meantime, always like to see on the health report, doctor

rob will be here, in terms of air quality, fine pardon call solution, fine, pollen level, at have been plugging me so i plus a happen err gentlemen, uv index low, because a lot of clouds. heat index not even concern concern. warming up again tomorrow, in slams of the coal front passage, back to sunshine for wednesday, thursday. and those days look beautiful right now. more rain by friday. >> thank you for. that will good morning, talking all morning long about, yes, visibility issues, fog, wet roadways, now posing problems for us, he can actually what we're seeing, take a look, accident eastbound schuylkill near the boulevard. again, headlight moving in the eastbound direction. blocking the left shoulder and the left lane causing some significant backups. but then, just in terms of talking about backups, we just take the accident out of it completely, take a look at the westbound side. tail light moving in the westbound direction again, around the boulevard, take a

look at how busy it is out there. and, we have fog, and the wet roadways, and rain in some areas. to contend with as well. and we've seen string of problems out on the roadways because of the driving conditions, and because of the shear volume of vehicles we'll have out there, because it is a monday morning, so leave your homes early and heads up, accident causing some very significant backups, by the way, vine at 95, almost can barely even see anything any movement because that far fog. jim, over to you. >> well the stage is set, ncaa men's basketball final four scheduled for this weekend right here on cbs-3. >> the four teams now in place, you have one in your bracket. kudos to you, just one. gonzaga, south carolina, hena daniels more on final four no one was expecting. >> with a stunning win, topped florida 77 to 70. now the game will make first

ever appearance in the final four. a sinner ella story. >> believe in each other. they put upith me they have the courage after lion. >> hundreds gathered on the university of south carolina campus last night to welcome the team home. >> we every you all. the support that we're seeing right now is unbelievable. >> the bull dolls will never made it this far. the team had been dogged for years, winning consistently but never making it to thefinal. >> it has been long hard john toy get this program here. >> another underdog, making it through march madness, the oregon ducks. the team hasn't played in the final four since 1939. first year of the event. and the north carolina tar hills were the last team in. thanks to some last second heroics. >> final four match up not many saw coming.

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a lot coming up this morning. >> good morning, a held, what's up for president trump and obama car after blaming conservatives to help pass a healthcare plan. plus tens every thousands take to the streets of russia to protest against corruption. we will talk to a journalist who was arrested. and abandoned warehouse also becoming new site for growing vegtables. why farm remembers turning to vertical farm to go increase production, that and more. see in you about ten minutes. >> very interesting. >> thank you, charlie, we will be watching. >> this fearless girl, wall street famous bronze, isn't going anywhere soon. >> the 4-foot tall statue is supposed to be temporary display tone courage more women as corporate leaders. it was scheduled to be removed april 2nd, but following an on line petition and public outcry, mayor bill de blasio has decided to keep the

fearless girl standing, will you now stair down until next february. >> all right. why not? >> and listen up. your body may be trying to tell you something. >> from feeling dizzy, to unusually itchy skin. these could be soul he will signs every potential health issues, oh, gosh. >> doctor rob danoff here with possible clues, you know me, i think i have everything. >> you're perfect, you're okay, you're good. >> recently took off this topic with provencial magazine, do we have things we notice and symptoms that happen before you can even diagnosis. >> yes, we know our bodies best. so our bodies tell us. if there is a change in our energy level, for example, or there is a change in how we get short of breath doing activities of daily living, some things off with us, our breath, our odor, our body is make maybe you should get this checked out. >> he can a.m.ments that could be subtle signs every bigger medical i shall knew. >> sure. >> what do we have here? >> first the trouble taking

the stairs? >> yes, you know, working, going upstairs is a lot of work. works a lot of muscles. people get short of breath. but you know if you can go up one flight or two flight without a problem. what happens if all the sudden you start getting, you know, you got to stop in the middle of it or you start getting pain or unexplained like pain or out of breath? you need to be checked out. that's your body saying something is not right. normally i can go up and down these stairs okay, little short every breath. now it is harder. what's going on, get it checked out. >> dizzy when standing up? >> as we get older it is called orthostatic hypertension, we stand up, blood pools in our veins, five to 10% every older americans experience that. say you're young like you guys, ought sudden standing and starting to get dzhokhar a lot or woozy, well, is your blood count low? is your heart rate p.m. too long fast. do you have a thyroid problem or diabetes? your body saying wait, every time i get up i'm just really woozy, let me get this checked out. >> something else that's interesting. your handwriting might

noticeably change. >> we see this a lot. a lot of people don't realize it, handwriting involves strength and fine dexterity and in holding. now we see people's handwriting change with certain neurologic disorders or thyroid. so say they write and all the sudden writing becomes smaller, or shake year, or not as fine. that could be a symbol that something is going on, subtle sign but something that we look at. we will complain people's handwriting now to when it was like five years ago, and significant, so get it checked out. >> very itchy skin? >> a lot of times we might have dry skin the most common reason for itchy skin. happens a lot in the winter. but often it is in a area like e skin imps, everything is itching, maybe it is your kidneys, maybe you havees or tht checked out. >> what about breath smell? >> it could be maybe a sinus invention, maybemethin wte but t could be an abscess in your tooth or infection going on in your mouth or diabetes that's

undiagnosed sometimes after tone type of smell that whenever you exhale people can smell t so change in your breath, see your dentist or your physician. family doctor. >> now jim you may disagree with me here but not every symptom should send you racing to the doctor, right? >> exactly. >> jim, stay here. don't want you going to the doctor today. you're right. these are just subtle signs your daily living, something that's bothering you, that's different for you. it might be subtle. take your time. write it down. next time you go to the doctor, doctor, i notice add change, could this be anything? so only the signs thate, common suddenly, shortness of breath, chest pains, those you go right away. other subtle signs, make note, if it continues more than two, three weeks, talk to your doctor. >> i'm getting better. i had the shin splits, and i thought i would have to have my leg chopped off. >> and i see you have both today. and they work. >> pain went away few days later, see, i'm coping. >> time sometimes is the best

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>> indicted philadelphia district attorney seth williams this morning, will call on him to resign. >> pez trump, appointing his son-in-law to new job. jared kushner will head the white house office of american innovation, will use ideas from the business sector to overhaul government functions. >> late show ban lead is her in our area today. john batiste is receiving philadelphia's first award for mayor jim ken. >> i good for him. that's three to go. last check on weather and traffic? >> fog and showers. that's pretty much the theme of the morning. here go, outside pleasant valley mid ill and high school. fog thick. not as thick as it is here in philadelphia, but definately out there. also the showers around, at least through the morning, we do at least warm up, meisha, to the 60s. >> all right, take a look at this, yound near the boulevard, headlight moving in the eastbound direction, crash here, bulled all the way off to the shoulder, very slow moving, both moving in the eastbound and westbound direction. >> cbs this morning is next. >> and remember to join us each weekday morning, right here on cbs-3 starting at 4:30 .

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