>> katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, katie of course the lady of the hour. >> katie, i can tell you, i'm loving this, as well. and i got to say, mondays are tough. but when you have a forecast like this, it makes the whole week set up so nice, in the worlds of travel ... beautiful day coming up, isn't the only one we get. my advice is this, walk out the door with a extra layer. take a look the just one shot of chillier location, kutztown area middle school 37 degrees, but i show this picture as well because of the gorgeous colors being painted across the morning sky right now, one of the favorite parts every having to wake up, with god awful hour that we do, that you get to see the sunrise every single morning. and what a beautiful one we've got here today. storm scan, all clear, couple of clouds here and there, that's real at this, but high pressure is the story.

it is the theme. so even off to chilly start, actual air temperatures, you know, 47 degrees at the airport, that's cool. but you don't have too much of a breeze, at all, throughout the day. and we're only going to warm up from here. take a look, 79, the high, oh, my gosh, i know, all thank you, right? sunshine at the shore, poconos, beautiful day promised to you there. 74 degrees might as well be june by tomorrow. >> oh, june can come any time, even after january. thanks so much, katie. good morning, so beautiful forecast, crazy if you stay inside in the air-conditioning, get outside. speaking every outside, take a look, we have video here for you. what are we showing you? nfl draft coming to the philadelphia art museum thursday the 27th through the 29th. so phase one of the road restrictions started at midnight. so all of that you can see the cones getting set up, you can

see our construction officers out there already. so just heads up. now, this is breaking it down for you little more in detail, i'll tweet this information, eakin's oval, two right lanes, left lane by the new see many, southbound kelly drive it, goes on. again, i'm tweeting this information out. i want to pull your attention to the bus routes, 27, 38, 42, detoured, make sure to check the schedules on line. route 202, taillights moving in the northbound direction, approaching king of prussia. beautiful skies there. we'll be talking a lot about this coming up in the next 15 minute, jim, rahel? >> updating breaking news this morning, police have person of interest in cuss today custody after a hit-and-run. >> another victim badly injured. "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough live at the police accident investigation district with details, trang, good morning, what can you tell us? >> well, good morning, rahel, jim. police say they still have quite a bit of investigate to go do before filing formal charges. they want to review

surveillance video from the area, also, interview some more witnesses, they do have a person of interest in custody, but no charges have been filed. take a look at this video from overnight. now, we were outside the accident investigation district, officers led this man into the back after police van for questioning. this accident happened around 10:30, last night, near the intersection of sixth street and erie avenue. man and woman were at the intersection when they were hit by dark green nissan maxima, that just kept going. fortunately, though, a witness spotted the car and followed it, to torresdale avenue. and fraley street wissinoming. then called police. now, investigators found the car had some fresh damage to the windshield, as well as broken side mirror just hanging off the car. also found blood from the victim's on the car, and missing piece of that nissan max at the accident scene. that carve course now in police custody. paramedics did transport both of the victims to temple hospital. at last check we were told the man is in very critical condition, meanwhile, his female companion in stable condition with a broken leg,

police are hoping to talk to her once she feels little bit better. but for now live outside the accident investigation district, in brewerytown, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> well, new video just into our news room, crime stay surrounding a shooting scene n'sync zest g section. police say a man was shot at 49th street and woodland avenue. he's in stable condition, with gunshot wounds to the stomach and groin. police say the victim had license to carry and returned fire, but it is unknown if he hit anyone. right now there is no word on suspect or motive. meanwhile, gunfire in philadelphia's strawberry mansion neighborhood leaves one man dead, another critically injured. police were called out to the 2500 block of north marston street. both victims suffered multiple gunshot wounds, and were returned to the hospital. one died a short time later. investigators say miami l shots were fired from two separate guns. >> we found numerous spent shell casings, on the street,

we also found a semiautomatic handgun, that was next to one of the victims, that police scooped up. >> police say they also found a motorcycle turned on its side at the scene. and believe that one of the victims may have been riding it when he was shot. so far no word yet on motive. >> happening today, delaware, the three girls accused of beating their 16 year old classmate to death in school bathroom returned to court. the trial in the death of amy joyner francis continues in wilmington today. the fire happened last april, at howard high school of technology, the girls being tried as juveniles, one of the teens is charged with criminally neglect homicide, the other two are charged with conspiracy, prosecutors say helped plan the fight. >> jersey man assault wad cell phone in west depford on friday. police now looking for that suspect. they say he was throwing sticks out the windows of the west forward court amount, hit the suspect before fleeing in a silver car show shown on

your screen. anyone with information is asked to contact west deposition forwards police. >> judge neil gorsuch will be sworn into the supreme court later today. gorsuch will take the oath in a private ceremony at the white house, then a public is her moanly follow. gorsuch is impact on the supreme court will likely begin immediately, and swearing in comes just in time for him to have is a role, devisive role, important freedom of religion case being held, heard, on april 19. >> the white house finds itself embroiled in crisis around the worlds including syria. trump administration defended decision to launch air strikes in the country. roxanna report the us also taking tough news stance toward russia. >> ahead every his first diplomatic trip to moscow, secretary every state, rex tillerson, called on russian president vladmeere putin to rethink his alliance with leader assad. >> i don't draw conclusions of complacency at all. but cleary there they've been incompetent, and perhaps they've just simply been out

maneuvered by the syrians. >> other members of the president's foreign policy team went even further. un ambassador nicky haley scoffed at the kremlin, foreign discussing that the syrians did not use chemical weapons. >> it cracks me up, that russia can say those things with a straight face. i mean, truly, it is amaze that they continue to cover for assad. >> also said it is unrealistic to wait for the syrian people to us a assad, putting her at odds with tillerson. said regime change is not the us goal. >> we don't see peaceful syria with ass adds in there? white husband also keeping close eye on north korea. in a message red on state television, foreign ministry denounced the attack on syria, but said the us should be punished. as panning yank hints at upcoming rounds of missile tests, meant gone sending naval strike group to the region, show of force it hopes will head off an actual sees of force. roxanna, cbs-3, "eyewitness news."

>> astronaut from the international space station headed back to planet earth. commander shame, and two russian frightening nears, said their farewells earlier today. >> the three spent 173 days in space, since their launch last october. nasa astronaut now takes commands of the space station for second time. later this month will set the records for more time in space than any other american astronaut. >> i don't want to spends that much time anywhere. >> yes. >> not even here? >> no. >> even next to me, which you love. >> well, up next in the health watch, the hair color, listen to this, that's linked to higher risk for heart disease. >> oh, boy. well, we will have that story. plus making it easier for people living in rural areas to see a doctor. we'll show you how they are getting medical advice from the comfort of their own homes. >> sounds good. scary moment foreman's whose doing fell through the ice, why news cameras were there, able to rescue it on camera. >> ♪ >> ♪ you know what i love

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friends. >> news crew working on story caught dunkin jumping into a freezing ponds in saint albert canada after his dog, cosmo, fell through the ice. reporter called 911 for help, both made it back to safety. >> how are you doing? how is your dog doing? >> i think he's okay. take him home. >> okay. >> you're obviously very cold. >> oh, well thankfully both mcgiver and cosmo are okay. ironically, a reporter was actually out there covering the dangers of thin ice. been there, done. that will i used to work in colorado, in denver, before i came back to philadelphia, and the ponds is beautiful, but you just never know. >> yes. >> don't go on the ice. >> my goodness, well -- >> not a concern for us today. >> we really didn't get a chance to see anything ice over here, just didn't get cold enough for that for a long stretch of time, guys. actually, not going to have any freezing temperatures in this forecast, for many days. so, look like april overall will stay above average. and we're at least going to do little harmless flirtation with some records, looking ahead to tomorrow, now, today

is certainly very warm. the record to beat though is 89 degrees. so not going to come close to that necessarily but 79 well above the average for april 10. come tomorrow expecting the high to hit at least 81, i think we may actually ends up at 82 degrees, the record high though 84. so again, we come little closer to that. looking at storm scan3, though, nice wide zoom. high pressure in place, full sunshine for you as a result. warmfront lifting into eastern canada right now. here's the colds front trailing hine. by the time this reaches us, i don't think it will have a lot of moisture to work, with so actually just ends with a shower, thunder shower, nothing more, no harm, no foul. but knock the temperatures back. meantime, let's jump ahead here to the climate prediction center temperature outlook. and it looks like generally the eastern, what, three/five of the us looks like above average, likely, or above average for certain. here locally i think it is more the likely above. but regardless, that's easter through that week that we are still expecting temperatures to remain above what's

average. today's normal high, is 62 degrees. seventy-nine obviously well above the average here, with sunny skies, low humidity, pretty light wind, this is practically perfectment later tonight 56. good sleeping weather actually, then look forward tomorrow the warmest day of the pack. it might as well be june with the daytime high. watch for shower, thundershower wednesday, not wash out by any stretch. and easter weekends i think actually better chance to see some showers on the holiday. meisha? >> just gorgeous, all right, katie, thank you. good morning, happen mine day everyone, just waking up with us, looking at the vine, in particular, pushing in the westbound direction, toward the schuylkill. we were looking at an accident that happened right around here. you can see the back up because of it. a lot of brake lights going off here. i would say that now quarter past 6:00 we have enough vehicles on the roadway to sustain kind of slow down, residual slow down, then slow down throughout our morning rush, see what happens. but right now moving in the westbound direction looking pretty slow. look at the billion dollars, quick peak here, push in the southbound direction toward

the schuylkill. you can see certainly starting to heat up there as well. basically starting to heat up everywhere because of monday morning, after 6:00, this is when we usually start to see our backups slowly starting to begin our congestion levels starting to rise, and they are this morning, schuylkill eastbound between the blue route and belmont, right lane block between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. this is some construction for you that is taking place little later on just at the tail end of our rush this morning, also, 95, between broad and packer avenue, southbound right lane blocked 9:00 a.m. to noon. and northbound left lane blocked 12 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. jim and rahel, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha n this morning's health watch, there may be a possible link between gray hair and heart disease in men. >> that's alarming. that's according to doctors in egypt who have been tracking more than 500 men in a study. they say patient with more gray hair were at higher risk for heart problems, regardless of their age. >> i do not color my hair by the way, i know people think i do. no, it is the gel, protective gel, covers it up. well, also in the health watch, finding a doctor has become harder and harder for americans living in rural part

of the country specially when they need a specialist. >> brook silva bragga visited, that's come up with ann ovate i have solution. >> bill i will see more latest visit to the doctor is through video screen. >> no bad side effect, no problems after the procedure? >> no, ma'am. >> see more, doctor tracey, is 300 miles away. at the university of virginia in charlottesville. follow to up bladder procedure also done through tellhealth, saying seeing the specialist is now much easier. >> a lot of time. >> and money. >> yes. >> nurse practitioner, paula, helps developed the tellhealth program, runs the free clinic. >> we don't have a urologist in the area, and/or dixon county, so we have several

count that's we serve, and there is not a urologist available. dozens of hospitals surviving rural communities like this one have closed in recent years, and the national rural health association says one out of every three remaining rural hospitals is at risk every closing. >> there is a saying 90% of the diagnosis is the history. if you can is len, hear the patient, that can make the diagnosis. >> see more recommends other patient, give it a try. >> it is amazing experience, it is saving time, money. >> the clinic is also using tellhealth for cancer screenings. brook silva bragga for cbs news. >> well, this weekend, a star was born. our very own jim donovan made his off, off, off, off broadway debuts at broadway musical in cherry hill, new jersey.

>> see it taken away. >> it was a tough stretch. but i played a reporter. in the cherry hill high school west production of sister act. talented group every kids, amazing actors, and the stage crew, and the orchestra, and look at this, they do these things called candy grams. >> yes? >> they send you like during intermission, people sends you candy. >> oh? >> angelina difelice, anthony difelice, brother and sister, she going ursinus college, i bonded with these kids, michael's mom, here, there is canned. >> i taking care of our jim donovan. >> we appreciate that. >> and there was young boy named jared, with 2t's, he celebrated his tenth birthday. kind of like when you buy ticket to hamilton for special event. he bought tickets. >> that's so cool. >> thank you to everyone at cherry hill west. >> that look like pretty professional production. >> oh, it was, it was amazing, it really was, great vocals,

orchestra was great. i just -- >> look, if the pro do your they gave you your own little ad. >> an ad, i'm telling you >> you have a job. >> you got something to do every day. >> i have to read the teleprompter, new character joining sesame street today. >> something a lot of parents do to get their baby to sleep take them for ride in the car, but now, what automakers is making it easier by designing a crib that feels like a car. we'll have that for you next. >> have a tootsy roll pop here

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sunday. guys? >> all right, katie, thank you. now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> the press of atlantic city finds legislation signed by governor chris christie last week boosting transportation, spending, by $400 million. we'll have little effect on south jersey. >> most of the projects are in north and central new jersey, atlantic, cape may, cumberland, southern ocean count list only see total of four project completed. >> and the bucks county courier times, the news has seven # zero to 100 features and support staff absent every day, alarm bells with council rock school board members, that absenteeism rate between seven to 10%. school board now want to know more about the problem in order to afford ways to improve it. >> from the mercury, hundreds of families spent saturday with trails in search of easter eggs, had annual forest easter egg hunt this weekend, children exchanged the plastic eggs, they found, for those in candy prizes. >> caned. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from

around the delaware valley. >> well, some say giving your baby a ride in the car can lull them to sleep. >> now, ford is tapping into the idea the car company has created new kind of crib. take a look at this, the max motor dreams rock, rock, like a moving car, even gentle engine sounds. the rib of the crib is line with led light, now you can win the prototype, a revel open to anyone test driving a car, in ford -- >> i would buy an adult version. i fall awe sleep all the time, not driving -- >> you can just go to sleep anyway. >> a car, crazy, you know, out, on the way. >> you have got it. >> catch your eight hours, somehow. welcoming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," the search for former pro baseball player who went missing over the weekends, plus this. >> the death toll rises following two church bombings in egypt on palm sunday.

we will tell you how it is having impact on church services even here on the us. >> two former presidents won special celebrations. bill clinton visits george h.w. bush, for his birthday, and bridges a surprising gift. meisha? >> well, jim, weaver beautiful day on tap, but we do have some lane closures to the nfl draft coming to town, accident on the vine, a lot of construction to discuss. updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are.

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>> i'm rahel solomon. >> the man fighting for his life after a violent hit-and-run in hunting park, police have not yet made any arrests, they say they do believe they know who was driving this car. >> tragedy on palm sunday. suicide bombers target two christian churches in egypt. isis has claimed responsibility. judge neil gorsuch will be sworn in today, as the nation's newest supreme court justice. he'll take the bench alongside his former boss, justin anthony kennedy. >> after so many years. >> once and for all for sergio. >> the 74th time was the charm. sergio garcia finally wins a

major golf championship. the masters at august gust that national. >> and a loop out toward left field. will drop it. in front of jayson werth. and the phillies will walk it off as they walk off the series against the washington nationals. >> and the crowd goes wild. >> yes, phillies win the game, four-three. >> they start series watt mets tonight. now, we get out to katie. katie, this is more like baseball weather. that will game on friday, that wasn't really feeling like baseball to me. >> yes, i hear you. but tonight is absolutely beautiful. if you do have tickets, to head down to cbp here, really will be a fantastic day. since it is monday, a lot of times, it is a little harder to get out every bed. but you know what? this is one of the days where you will have a spring in your step, little cool to start things off. i definitely suggest having extra layer when you walk out the door, but storm scan empty, devoid of anything but couple every clouds here and, there we have got beautiful sunrise currently underway, the current temperatures are flirting with 50's at the

shore as well as even in the poconos, philly, interestingly, the cool spot. but with time we're going to warm up incredibly efficiently. look at the expectations, 70 to 74, to 79 degrees, depending on your location, but everybody getting wall-to-wall sunshine. and with light wind, low humidity, it is a perfect day. basically. now we've got easter weekends coming up here. i want to give you little preview, if you have egg hunt, maybe sunday services you're headed out to. sun and clouds expected for saturday. then little cooler by comparison. but by sunday, it does look like there will be some showers that move in. so, later in the broadcast, we will talk little more about the pattern that's unfolding here. and why we expect to see the wet weather in the first place. but also, in the meantime, there is actually another day that's even warmer, than today is expected to be. so again, high of 79 in the sunshine for us here today. absolutely stellar forecast for you. and we will keep that theme going even into tomorrow. more on that little later on,

meisha? >> katie, sounds good to all us of -- to all every us. very happy monday to you. talking about the in worlds of travel this morning, despite the fact we're starting to heat up there, we have more news to talk about, hence the nfl draft coming to philly, art museum area, phase one of the restrictions have started midnight, eakin's oval, ben franklin parkway, those are couple of the names. also, have southbound kelly drive, see the cones in play, also, see our friend out there with the flashing lights, letting you know, that as we set up, now that we've been setting up since monday, will get very slow around there, just breaking it down, more into detail, eakin's oval, left lane by the museum, southbound kelly drive, westbound spring garden street, closed at pa avenue and bus routes 27, 38, 42, are detoured. so just make sure to check those schedule on line. you will need tonight it will get very very busy around these parts. plus we're also going to have

to maneuver around the confusion taking place as well. heads up will help you navigate around as best we consideration that's what we know right now. also talking about an accident that's still looks like it is out there but kind of pulled off to the side. vine westbound jump on to the schuylkill, happened about right here. now it is right there. i can tell you, jumping on to the schuylkill, starting to get very back up, on the vine plus a lot of construction coming up in a little bit. rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. update now to our breaking news story this morning. man is in police custody after hit-and-run in hunting park, some two people to the hospital. one victim fight to go stay alive while the other badly injured. the crash happened at sixth and erie avenue around 10:30 last night. the witness led police to car in which is no, ma'am that had fresh damage to its windshields. so far no charges have been filed. and, investigation is underway into what caused a fire that gut add upper darby apartment building. firefighters returned to the way land manor ants on garrett road around 11:30 yesterday morning. smoke trapped about 40 people, in a stairwell. emergency responders did however manage to get them all out safely.

i seen lady running, screaming, fire. so i came out, and got my neighbors attention, and we was running down the streps. and like the smoke was so thick. the fire people had to help us come down the steps, you know? it was devastating. >> and upper darby police officer suffered from smoke inhalation, fire damaged at least positive apartment. >> death toll has now reached 49 people after suicide bombs went off in churches in egypt. the attacks targeted the country's christian minority on palm sunday. andrew spencer reports the attacks led to some protection and american churches. >> police in new york offered extra security on sunday insi churches, as the attack in egypt wade on the minds of many christians. having happened a week before easter sunday. >> they tried to take the joy from us. this is not the first time it has happened on holiday. >> at a church in white planes new york as they understanded the pain all too well. >> it is very sad for our

church member. >> bombing in two egyptian cities targeted the country's christian minority sunday, the attacks left dozens of people dead, more than 100 injured, according to the country's state runnemede ya. the churches have been the target of attacks in the past, and isis in claiming responsibility sunday, threatened more attacks in the future. egyptian president declared three days of national mourning, and a three month state of emergency. he issued statement saying in part: the attack will not under mine the resolve and true will of the egyptian people. counter the forces of evil. the bombings came days after the visit to washington where he and president donald trump spoke about terrorism. the senior administration official says trump called cc from air force one to offer his condolances. trump used his twitter account to condemn the attacks, add that he had great confidence that his egyptian counterpart would handle the situation. andrew spencer, cbs-3

"eyewitness news." >> we now have new video this morning of memorial in sweeten, moment of silence was held in stockholme within the last hour. it is in memory of the force people killed in the truck attack on friday. meanwhile we're learning that the man accused of caring out that attack was rejected asylum seeker. police say the man was was isis sympethize earn, he was wanted for not obeying an order to leave the country. >> resident in wisconsin on high alert as authorities expands their search for a suspect being described as armed and extremely dangerous. >> revolution, time for change. >> last week 32 year old joseph recorded the moment he mailed a 161 page men fest tow to president trump sharing his anti-government views. hours later police say he robbed a gun store, set his own car on file, now police are investigating possible threat made against public officials or to an unspecified school. >> it is really scar toy know that somebody is out there

with a lot of weapons and your kids could potentially be at danger. >> fbi offering $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. well the internal revenue service says about $15,000 americans fell for scam based in india, and now they suspect ringleader of the scam is un arrest. the irs says the scheme involves callers posing as irs agent, and telling us taxpayers they could be arrested or deported if they didn't pay back taxes. authorities say hundreds of other suspect in both the us and yawned could also face charges. >> well, new this morning, a group of sixth graders about to track the footsteps of civil rights pioneer. >> within the hour busload of student from global leadership academy left for trip that will take them to atlanta. birmingham, and memphis, learn about the civil rights movement and also doctor martin luther king, jr. >> they've done year long study of the civil right movement, and so they're going to be taking the track as though they themselves were the freedom riders. this is our sixth year making

this excursion. and it is really about exposure. it is about helping our kids to understanded that you can learn one thing in a textbook, but another thing to experience it first-hand. >> and the students will also visit college campus toss get their first glimpse of college life. >> well, president bill clinton has been spending time with his predecessor, president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara. >> a lot of people talking about this, tweet monday, they say they caught up about kids, grand kids, old times and few times and jim donovan socks. it includes photo of him giving the 41st president pairs of socks, president bush now 992, 40 more creative designs. >> see, that's the way we roll. the older we get, the more creative we get. >> love it. very cute. up next, the state to become the first to offer free, free, college tuition. >> you know i like. that will plus, bradley cooper takes on biggest role of his life. we'll tell you about the jenkintown native big news. hey, pat. >> hey, mayfair to the majors.

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>> ♪ >> welcome back to "eyewitness news," and this baby is going to be one good looking kid. >> uh-huh. adorable, jenkintown's own bradley cooper and his super model girlfriends, welcome their first baby. according to people magazine, they became parent actually two weeks ago but actually now

confirming the news. cooper is had two, his girlfriends is 31. if they've been dating for two years now, we still don't know if they had a boy or girl or a name. >> how did they keep that second receipt for two weeks? amazing. >> kids show welcoming newest muppet julia, has autism. creators say kids with autism will be able to see themselves in the lovable character, who is just one of the gang. >> and who is your favorite? >> i love big bird. >> love his big bird. if you are a fan of the sharknado series, in your luck, although its characters might not be. installment of the film premiers sunday, regular movie launched back in 2013. this time global take over. i didn't know, i didn't know there were that many fans of sharknado. >> i think it is a guilty pleasure kind of thing. >> okay. >> but how did we get from sharknado five already? >> i guess somebody is watching it. >> apparently. >> americans taste in films,

you know. >> at this point, ya, how many cameos can you get into one crazy movie. pretty much, ya. that ought to be interesting. i would like to go on records as a scientist and say sharknado is not possibility in real life, all right? let's take you on outside to the weather watchers, a lot of gorgeous pictures came n i want to share couple of them with you. sunrise absolutely stellar. goes right along, like put the house band theme music over the pictures. the sunrise came in from lynn, beautiful pictures, the beautiful colors being painted on the skyline. as is dawn, beautiful morning sky from her. and this one came in from phil, oh, pretty colors. pink, blue, i mean, looks like easter egg, right? absolutely gorgeous, let's go on out to some of the temperatures though. now little chilly at the onset here. you have got temperatures even still at this hour into the 30's, or low 40's, at best. in some of the locations so the outlying more remote suburbs, that's where you are starting your morning, i want you to walk out the door with

a jacket. but, later today, this is day to dress in layers. you are going to be talking shorts, t-shirts weather for sure. so, this is willingboro, 44 degrees, cool start to the day, across the region, but going to warm up incredibly easily all courtesy of nice big dome of high pressure. now there is storm system moving in, warmfront lifting to the north herement cold front drams back across the central planes. front get here tuesday night into wednesday. that's going to trigger the next shot for shower or thundershower into wednesday, especially, but meantime we justin this warming trends, over the next couple of days, with temperatures that are anywhere from ten to 20 degrees above average. and even though there is cold front mix in the there, by wednesday, as we technically quote unquote cool down, there is still kind of above average. so tomorrow where we peak. eighty-two in the sunshine, 79 today, meisha. i mean, you don't start a work week off much better than. >> no really don't. like you said earlier, perfection, speaking, take a lock at the sun. yep, katie, i can have you

step in here, you would blend right into the sun here, see what this looks like. >> where did katie go? >> ya! >> all right. looking at this beautiful, speaking delaware county push in the northbound direction, toward the airport of course, if you do, ya, this is just a tell tail sign you need to pack those sunglasses, you will be blinded by that gorgeous sun. but it is gorgeous. so, you know what? it gets a hallway pass no problem. vine you got accident. westbound direction, jumping on to the schuylkill. that has now since been cleared. so actually looking good push in the westbound direction, eastbound side, looking good as well. for monday morning, right now, pushing toward the 7:00. i got to say big thumbs-up. still looking okay, got nice dry roadways, to help us out with that, as well. then talking construction, crews out there schuylkill eastbound between the blue route and belmont. right lane block between the a.m. and 3:00 p.m. that's not t we have a lot of construction, route 202, between booth road, route 30. take a look, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 o

5:00 p.m. monday tuesday, p a.m. to 3:00 p.m. through friday. jim, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. new york state is one step away from becoming the first stay to offer tuition free college to middle class resident. state officials reached a budget deal on friday. lawmakers expected to formally approve it today. the plan will cover college tuition for student, whose families fall below a certain income level. governor cuomo estimates the program will cost the state about $163 million in the first year. >> a silicon valley tech company is doing it part to increase diversity in industry. >> we are very eggo system held workshops for student for under served communities. were able to check out some of the newest toys from the tech industry including 3d vision, visual reality and drones, to tack part, they had to write an essay. idea of the workshop to increase diversity in the technology industry. >> they're meeting people in the industry they wouldn't otherwise meet, getting ideas, even heard every internship

offers. the kind of thing where we can give back. we can have it happen as early as possible. >> but i like that they're trying to get more diversity. but the fact that we need to get more diversity is a bigger problem within itself. they should have already been equal. at least they're trying to do that now. >> makes it an interesting point. the first time trying out the technology for some of the kids. >> well, adidas newest show has soul created by three # d printer. here is a look at the future craft 4d. german company says five thought of the shoe shoes will be available in the winter and fall. plans to start mass producing next them year. partnered with silly done valley company carbon to create the shoe. time 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning, charlie roads joins us from new york with a pro view. good morning, charles. >> i good morning, rahel, jim. we will talk with former united states ambassador to syria. we'll discuss the missile strike against the assad regime and american foreign policy in the region. plus we're in alabama where a sex scandal could bring down

the governor, impeach. hearings get underway today. and chaos and concern after emergency sirens in dallas get hacked, and go on for more than 90 minute. editor in chief nick thompson will talk about the impact of the hack and how it prevent a future attack. that and more, see in you about ten minutes. >> a lot to look forward to, charlie, thank you go. >> former major league baseball player otis nixon has been reported missing, the 58 year old left his home in woodstock, georgia to play golf saturday morning, and hasn't been seen since. nixon played for the braves in a few other teams during his 17 year career. he retired in 1999 and struggles with addiction issues after his playing days. >> hopefully he's found safely. for one local baseball stand out, the dream to reach the majors is alive. >> this is great story, perseverance, and our pat gallen here to tell us all about it. >> goes to show you don't ever give up on your dream. not all baseball players get draft wad huge bonus and

become the next xavier of their franchise, some take the back road, tough way, like jeff singer. jeff singer saint household name, but if he keeps throwing heat he could be soon. singer, from our area, quickly risen through the ranks of the phillies pharmacist tell. >> i was born in northeast philly, in the mayfair area, moving over to new jersey lived in cinnaminson new jersey and i lived there the rest of my life. and, you know, cinnaminson was a great place, i loved all of the people there, it was great. >> after playing at holy cross in delran, graduating from rutgers camden, singer went un drafted. while keeping his dream alive, he continued to work at dunphy ford on frankford avenue in mayfair, with his father, mark. >> seventeen, 18, we had him washing cars, and if he needed somebody to drive somewhere, you know, a lot of times we will get cars from other dealers, you know, so we do dealer swap. they would use jeff. they think he is a responsible kid, which is nice. >> while at dunphy ford and pitching in the rancocas valley league his luck changed.

phillies scout saw singer throw and alert dollars the camden river sharks. he quickly ex olds there, after auditions for several major league teams, that same scout, george, convinced the phillies to sign him. >> that was where he hit 95. and look really really good. and then when we came home, the yankees wanted him to come back up, called him, said there is no reason to go back up to audition for the yankees. i said why not? he goes because you're coming down citizens bank to sign a contract for the phillies. >> singer signed, and shot for the pharmacist tell all the way to single a clearwater. and this spring, he got a chance to pitch with the phillies in a major league game. >> singer the lefthander coming out of their pen. >> all really fast. i try to slow down a little bit, try to enjoy the moment. but everything happened really fast. but i just want to be there, happen to be in the bullpen, when i got my named called i was real excited and just happy i got to go out in the field and perform. >> singer has started the 2017 season right where he left

off. striking out four batters in his first two outings with single a clearwater recording two saves t has been a wild ride for singer this rapid rise happening in less than two years, so at 23 years old, routinely hit willing the mid 90s, chance that we see singer big club in the near future. rapid rise. 2016 when it really started. >> never know. >> never know. don't give up. >> indeed. hold on to your dreams. >> new england patriots quarterback tom brady just got his stolen jersey back. now giving fans a chance to check out one of them. tom brady's superbowl 49 jersey now on display at patriots place, museum filled with patriots memorabilia. >> the jersey stolen just like the jersey he wore in last february's superbowl 51. the jersey went on display saturday. >> i'm very excited to be able to see this in person. is means a lot to the new england fans. >> unbelievable how somebody could go in and take something like that from a location that

is heavily secured, so tonight we see it back where it belongs. >> well, mexican journalist actually accused of stealing the jerseys from brady's locker after superbowl 49 and superbowl 516789 museum officials say the jersey will be on display for the foreseeable future, they promise to give it back. >> promises, promises. >> they better. >> we will be right back with three to go. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast.

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well here is three to go. >> road restrictions smear the art museum as preparations continue for the nfl draft. so is the ben franklin parkway, broad street, eakin's oval. >> neil gorsuch takes the oath to today. >> sundown marks today. >> weather and traffic? >> does not get better than this today guys. absolutely steamer day unfolding, bright sunshine already out at middle township high school in cape may courthouse, flirting with 50 already. but i anticipate daytime high in the city that flirts with 80, will actually exceed it tomorrow. can't beat it, meisha. >> really can't. thanks so much, katie. if you miss what rahel said, moments ago, phase one every road restrictions started at midnight, nfl draft coming to

philly, i'll be tweeting this information out as well. >> important stuff. dog owners if you like going out for ice cream but feel bad when the best friend canned share? listen up. >> ice cream shop that makes ice cream specifically for animals. that's in mexico city. says the ice cream made of yogurt and bacteria, can help dogs' digestion, real ice cream can cause digestion problems for dogs. that will ice cream is save for humans, too, so it is win-win. >> but you have to go to mexico city, okay, have fun. >> next up, cbs this morning, look at how road rage shootings are on the rise, finds out which team had the my he is numbers in recent years. >> remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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