>> breaking news, massive fire in south philadelphia causing evacuations cents now under control. let's get right out to " eyewitness news" reporter, chantee lans, for the very latest from the scene. chantee, good morning. >> good morning, jan. this fire is under control, but crews will be fighting this for hours and the park commissioner says even more for days. now, there have been fire crews on top of the roof there they've kind of been throwing down pieces of the facade on the front of this historic building, just trying to continue to keep this fire under control. there still are flames in there, according to the fire commissioner, but the good news, again, it is under control, no firefighters hurt. no one, civilians, have been hurt, at least 100 people evacuated from this building and a neighboring hotel called independence park hotel. >> this building at the corner of third street and chestnut street. now, there are some businesses cents on the first floor, little lion is what we are seeing here, and it is a restaurant, been around for at

least a decade. i'm told, also a bar also that has taken a bunch of damage. i spoke with the fire commissioner earlier, he explained how dangerous this is for his crews. >> yes, the firefighters you see here just one aspect of the builds being, we have firefighters literally surrounding this building, inside, outside, adjacent buildings, it is cents a very complex, and very dangerous fire fight. so this is an environment that doesn't necessarily exist anywhere else. you know, we love it, lover the old buildings, lover the history at the same time, very dangerous, very complex for our firefighters but do an amazing job. >> and i also spoke with a septa rep. there is a bus down the street further down chestnut street that is holding many evacuees, who needed a place to be safe and warm. that's the very latest, live in old city, chantee lans, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> jan? >> chantee, thank you. our other top story this

morning, of course, was that blast of snow saturday and overnight. but by the time the afternoon gets here today, our latest brush with winter will become a distant memory. the lehigh valley got the most snow out of this system, allentown, with more than 8 inches, flakes also blanketed bethlehem. meantime yesterday evening, the snow came down fast in center city philadelphia. but it turned to sleet then to rain that created slush before the evening was over. it was not the pleasant night for drivers out there. but you could get around as long as you took your time. >> let's get a check on today's forecast now. here is meteorologist, chelsey ingram with eyewitness weather good morning. >> good morning, jan, good morning to everybody else. i mean, it was cents a very fast moving system that rolled on through last night. it was in, it was out, and did leave behind some snow in some locations and some slick spot, that is something to be mindful of. specially if you live north and west of philadelphia this morning, but numbers are on the rise, and i'll take a look at those, first let's take a

live look at the city from across the river there. in is our live neighborhood network camera. you can see abundant sunshine, and that's what we will deal with today. that storm is long, long gone. high pressure is moving in to finish out the weekend. 35 degrees right now in philadelphia. but it is at 32 in wilmington, okay, just came through freezing, was below freezing, so there are some locations, lancaster, for instance, that we could be dealing with some patchy black ice, even some slick spots, now, finally, seeing pottstown above freezing, willow grove above freezing but doylestown you guys still at 31 degrees, just be mine full of that. you have to be on the roads early this morning. heading into the afternoon, by noontime, 42 degrees under mostly sunny skies. temperatures are going to be rebounding very nicely, as we head into the 3:00 hour. high temperature of 48 degrees and we have some 70s on the way, i'll have details in your full forecast in just a few minute. jan? >> yes there is snow will be melting quickly, thank you, chelsey n south jersey now,

though, roads were briefly covered in heavy wet and slushy snow. and "eyewitness news" viewer shared this treacherous commute along route 45 newer sewell, new jersey, that snow did not stick around for long, though, people there saw mostly rain. >> and remember when our meteorologists are on the air you can always get the latest information and their forecast over at cbs philly. com/weather. >> in other news today, a teenage boy trapped in a cave in lancaster county now free. rescuers freed that 15 year old boy after seven hours. they've now taken him to a hospital. dispatchers say the teen may have been exploring with a group in win cave in mart i can township when he became trapped between the rocks. >> well, there is now more help for pennsylvanians who are dealing with physical pain medical marijuana dispensaries are opening in the keystone state. the latest in chester county. dozens were in line when keystone shops in devon opened saturday. and many there hope it is a

better alternative to prescribe narcotics. >> i don't know much about medical marijuana. but my pain management and my neurologist, i live in pain, also cents have multiple sclerosis, said this should help me up to 50% or more. >> now, many oppose to legalizing medical marijuana say there just isn't enough scientific evidence about it benefit or it safety, but keystone shops chief medical officer say opioid prescription is a bigger risk. >> a burlington county pastor is facing up to 20 years in prison without parole after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting five children. now, we first told but the arrest at 74 year old harry in december. he was the passes tore at come alive new test ma meant church medford but has since resigned he was also the co-founder of the nation's largest christian music festival. prosecutors say the assaults happened in medford township between 1999 and 2015.

>> well, there is renewed debate now over gun control and gun laws, and the ar15 rifle used by the suspect in last week's deadly florida high school shooting. calls for reform are growing louder, as classmates of the victims make plans to takings. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig has more. >> hundreds took to the federal court house sat. saturday demanding change after gunman went on dead willing shooting rampage at the stone land high school. the tragedy still surreal for student like delaney. >> our live has change from the this point on. that there is no going back to the way things used to be. >> this community is vowing to honor the memories of the victims by calling on lawmakers to takings. >> it is all our government and the president can do thoughts and prayers, and it is time for victims to see the change that we need to see. >> many of these demonstrators are calling for a ban on assault weapons, including the ar15.

the weapon they use to carry out the massacre. >> they belong with the army or military action, they do not belong in the regular citizens hands. there is no reason for it. >> investigators say crews con y killing 17 people. the 19 year old says cruz will plead guilty, if prosecutors take the death penalty off the table but they say they've not announce add position yet. >> early next week, 100 of the victims classmates plan to travel to the florida state capitol to demand change. >> the kids who were actually in the shooting are the ones leading the change for once. it is not politicians or other people who are telling laws to do or how to think. we are the ones making the difference for once. >> these student say they're never again movement is just the first step. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". meantime, vice president pence is vowing action from the white house in the wake of the shooting. >> when president trump meets with our nation's governors,

in just a few short weeks, he will make the safety of our nation's schools our top administration priority. >> so pence spoke yesterday in dallas, to a group promoting president trump's agenda. the vice president went on to say that dollars the administration want to give law enforcement the tools they need to interact with people struggling with mental illness >> former vice president joe biden is quietly considering a presidential bid in 2020. he brought up the topic during a recent gathering of long time foreign policy aid. now, biden says he's made no decision and doesn't need to just yet. that's according to five people who either attended the meeting who or who were briefed by those who d the brief did i discussion came during a meet to go set the agenda for his new penn biden center for diplomacy and engagement to washington. still to come right here on " eyewitness news" this sunday morning, we are keeping you up-to-date on this huge fire

that broke out overnight in old city. firefighters have finally gotten the upper hand. we'll have the latest details next. >> plus, this. >> artistic merit without an athletic pursuit the. >> i'm david jacobson in pyeongchang, also a festival drawing ooh and aah without a single athlete in

>> four alarm fire is under chrome, just across the street of the museum of the american revolution. several buildings there including a nearby hotel, have been evacuated. no injuries fortunately have been reported. >> breaking news now, from the middle east, an iranian commercial plane has crashed killed all 66 people on board,

according to state runnemede y now the plane was approaching it final destination, when it crashed. whether it went down in the mountains in the southern part of iran. hell croft ers have having a hard time reaching the crash because of fog in the area. we'll continue to update you on this story. we learn more. >> we're now seeing the effect every friday's earthquake in mexico city. in this video, shot inside of an offers building you hear a man say stay calm, it is already over, as you can see the lamps there swinging violently after the 7.2 magnitude quake hit. >> meantime, a military helicopter caring officials assessing the damage there from the quake crashed in southeastern mexico. thirteen people on the ground there were killed, and 15 other injured. the aircraft was attempt to go land whether it crashed in a field on top of two vehicles. >> back here in the u.s. now,

a quick blast of snow and poor visibility caused a 70 car pile up on busy interstate in central iowa. the crash here happened just outside of des moines yesterday morning, car parts, littered the road, and dozens of wreck vehicles had to be towed from the scene. now, if this sound familiar, it is because this is the second multi car pile up this stretch of interstate has seen in less than two weeks. fortunately, this time, there was no one who was seriously hurt. we had our own messy mix to deal with last night. >> i know. >> and some of the know came down real fast, so visibility got reduced to very, very quickly with some of the snow bands, that developed, but i think thank goodness the storm was cents in here, out of here now, so dealing with some sunshine today. so, here is a live look at center city where it is right around 35 degrees. but, with the winds out of the west at this hour, about 9 miles per hour, feels more like upper 20's out there when you factor in the windchill. tons of sunshine, sunshine and temperatures above freezing.

really help with the melting process, throughout the day today. storm scan3, shows, that that system that brought us snow last night, that's long gone. pushing off the northeast. eventually into the canadian maritime. so we are dried out here in the mid-atlantic as high pressure briefly builds in. but it is going to be high pressure that provides us with the sunshine, throughout the day today, mostly sunny skies, and it is going to be gorgeous sunday afternoon. 35 degrees right now in philadelphia. thirty-two in wilmington. so temperatures still close to freezing there, in new castle county, just be mindful there could be slick spots on the roadway maybe even patchy black ice, sunshine, warmer temperatures, really help to remedy that situation, very quickly, 31 in reading, 30 in lancaster, so even there, really point north and west of the city we are dealing with temperatures that are at or just below freezing, so that's the a cause for the switch in conditions. looking at whitfield elementary school in reading.

our camera there, see off in the distance, that main road, looking just fine, people then driving along that just fine today. but as you can see in the parking lot getting clear off this morning, so some people having to deal with some snow covered back roads, maybe even some driveways. but you can just let mother nature do her job over the next few days. because we are going to see some really warm air headed our way. reading right around 6.4 inches, for you folks, over 8 inches in allentown, the most impressive number i've seen, green lane around 5.5 inches every snow, under two in hokessing, 1.2 inches of snow at the philadelphia international airport. so future weather shows we stay sunny throughout the entire day. mostly clear skies, as we led into the overnight hours tonight. we start out with sunshine, the morning of president's day , then by about lunchtime couple of scattered showers and sprinkles will be possible , steadier rain, will be arriving as we head into monday afternoon, and actually have few more chances for rain during the upcoming week.

but by tuesday, wednesday, the jet stream lifting well up to the north. that's going to filter extremely mild air into our neighborhood. so by monday we climb to 51. tuesday, 71 degrees, 73 on wednesday, these temperatures verified, so they will break current standing records right now that were setback in the 1930's. here's your forecast for this sunday in philadelphia, 48 degrees, 45 down the shore, hokessing right around 40 degrees in the poconos. fresh powder, great forecast up there. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, climb to the 70s buy tuesday, wednesday, record warmth, rain chance on thursday. clouds on friday. 60 degrees with more rain next saturday. >> chelsey, thank you, 8:16. time to check the roads, we go over to cheryle golden in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, cheryle. >> good morning, jan, liver shot montgomery count any ft. washington, 309 southbound, at women help, multi car accident

with injuries, have all lanes block. police are forcing most rid cents offer at susquehanna road. that will area is very thick. there is cents a salt truck on the scene. treating the roads. so please use caution in that area. in pottstown, montgomery county, earlier crash at 422 at harm and hammer boulevard has been cleared. traffic has recovered. no problems on the turnpike, 76 or vine street expressway. see the road closed down right there in center city, chestnut road between south and second street. remains shutdown in old city, due to the very serious fire. i'm cheryle golden, cbs-3 traffic center. jan, back to you. >> cheryle, thank you. >> the drought is finally over in the men's 1,000 short track event at the winter games in pyeongchang. after three skaters there wiped out the race came down to just two competitors. and john henry kruger finished second. the american there, the gold goes to canada's sam girard.

kruger actually hailed from pittsburgh action his silver medal win for the us first in the men's short track event since open political owe won silver back in 2010. congrats to him. >> with the olympic games taking place around the world now, spectators get a chance to see some of the best athletes in sports. also, take in new country and culture. >> this year's games was no different. dana jacobson in pyeongchang with the yearly offering from the small city with without the olympics in town. >> reporter: this sits in dry river bang that cuts through pyeongchang. a pleasant surprise for those visiting the winter olympics, like canadians debbie and george. >> crazy beautiful. we just got here. so real excited to wackily this is nice break. going to eat, come back out here, nice break, something different. >> and you guys are from canada. so this isn't cold? >> no, this is normal, just the winds is a little bit much today. >> this olympic skate part of the annual snowflake festival.

now in its 26th year. >> this is beautiful. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> its organizer tells me it started as neighborhood event. now along with local professional snow or ice sculptures are brought in from around the country. because this is the dry season in pyeongchang, all of this snow is 60,000 tons of it had to be made. that took about two month. and then it was time to salt. not only in snow, but also, in ice. this is the ice cafe, nestled beneath bridge here. cold storage for all of the sculptures and for people, it is kind of the perfect place to pick up cup of hot chocolate, and admire the craftsmanship. >> this year festival theme chosen keeping in mind the olympic international audience all of the snow sculptures are characters, from children's stories. >> for most, looking just isn't enough. the storybook theme and the snow seem to bring out the kid in everyone. in pyeongchang south korea arc

dana jacobson, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> from ice to fire in south korea dozens of olympic visitors braved winds and competition thereto wash spark fly as is group of fire artists cents showed off their talent. the artists say they were invited to the beach to be part of the olympic celebrations cents. >> back to the olympic event now, and the chances cents will slim for the person to get closest to olympic stardom whether on the mountain or on the ice. more and more americans are kicking with one sport in particular. can you guess it? curling. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen got on the ice to help some local residents who have fall never love with the sport >> in recent years, curling has become one of the most popular events at the winter olympic games. and that popularity has found it way to the delaware valley.

at pay tree at ice center in newark, delaware, more and more people are sliding into it. >> herb has been around the another for over 30 years, was umpire in the 2014 so much i games. he loves to see the sport grow >> we've been totally on a rise, i'm national official, as well, so i've seen that, you know, the number of clubs across the country has increased, i think something like every state maybe two have a curling club now. >> entheusiasm for a sport well known in the north is apparent here. more than 30 people are currently members of diamond state, with over 20 other recently trying the sport during their open ice day. >> it is a lot of fun. i think all of the yelling helps get out a lot of energy. >> yes, now, yes, yes, yes. >> and we're all in this together. and you make a good shot, they'll tell you it is a good shot.

>> i tried to make a few shots , as well, a tricky sport that takes balance and a touch >> up and out. see? drag that back foot. that's it. >> all right? >> all right, that's good, that's great. >> right between them! >> hey! >> looks like i've got a slot at the 2022 games if i keep practicing. nice! nice! >> good shot. >> pat gallen, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> i don't understand it, but i sure do love watching curling. up next singer songwriter and entrepreneur jimmy buffet on broadway. we will be back in a moment. stay with

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>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo. live in the cbs wet weather center this morning, good morning, kelly. >> good morning to you at home gorgeous start to the day. across the delaware valley. tons of sunshine, i'll show you live look from across the river, looking at the skyline, from our camera there in

palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, simply beautiful day. we are going to get tons of melting going on as temperatures rise well above freezing. however, there are still a couple of spots out there, that con slick, patchy ice, as well, some patchy black ice, because temperatures are below freezing, in some spots. 32 degrees right now in wilmington, that's an area i'm keeping an eye on, 30 degrees in lancaster, other locations cents have made it above freezing, but as i zoom in a little bit closer you can see doylestown not one of those locations yet. and even willow grove, pottstown, west chester, you folks are still very, very close to freezing, so just be mindful of the road situation, some patchy black ice, and on storm scan three high pressure moving into control. that's going to provide us with the sunshine, throughout the day today. we're well above freezing by none time, 42 degrees, as we head into the 3:00 hour, temperatures rebound so nicely , with a high around 48. 70s in the forecast, this

upcoming week, details in just a few minute, jan. >> sound pretty good, thank you, chelsey, 8:31, an update now on on the breaking news we've been following all morning long, four alarm fire in old city philadelphia is now under control. but happening right now, firefighters are still trying to knock out the hot spots. "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live at the scene, chantee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , yes, it is un control, hot spot we can see from our vantage point. see all of the hoses going in the same direction of this building here. this is a business and an apartment building, which also is attached to a hotel in the citizens bank hotel third and chestnut here in old city. crews have been battling this blaze, since about 3:00 a.m. it is now under control. but there is still a long way to go. they say they'll be out here for days, and i spoke with the fire commissioner, who says, this is a difficult fire to

fight because of the type of structure it is. it is considered a historic building. now, so far, 200 crews have been on scene, that's including emergency management , the red cross, i spoke with evacuees, and now, 100 people at least are going to evacuate between the apartment building and the adjacent hotel. i spoke with one guy who was sleeping at the time. here's what he had to say. >> oh, just our fire alarm went off. you know, i ran into the front , my bedroom in the back, so when i ran in the front i could smell smoke, smoke in our unit all all none, but i look downey could see smoke billowing from the ground floor restaurant next-door to us, so of course immediately evacuated. >> and septa also has a bus set up to keep people safe and warm. he had to be evacuated, again, crews will remain for the

remainder of the day even days to come. that's the very latest live in old sit, chantee lans, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jan, back to you. >> still a lot of work to be done, thank you, chantee. well, house fire in fox chase that killed one person and injured two firefighters is now under investigation this morning. flames shot from the roof thereof a home at verree road and fans street, late last night. crews fought that fire for over an hour, in the driving snow before bringing it under control. we're told that the firefighters injured are being treated for minor injuries. >> four philadelphia firefighters killed battling the great fire of 1899 were remembered in center city. the annual firefighters memorial mass was held at saint john the evangelist church near 13th and market yesterday. firefighters duffy, chance, steinly and shea were all remembered. they gave their lives battling

flames at bern saint john's and several other buildings, flowers were placed on their memorial plaques. outrage and anger continues today over the valentine day shooting spree at a high school in florida. fourteen student and three faculty members were killed at a large rally yesterday, several student from the school made sure their voices cents were heard. cbs news correspondent jericka duncan was there. >> we going to be the last mass shooting. >> emma gonzalez joined the chorus of people at this anti- gun rally in fort lauderdale. >> we are going to change the law. and it is all going to be due to the tireless effort of the school boards, faculty members , family members, most importantly the student. the student their they're demanding change to our nation 's gun laws, to stop people like the alleged shooter, 19 year old nicholas cruz. >> you think it will happen again? >> the fact that we are speaking out this time, i just really hope it makes a difference. >> on friday, the fbi admitted

to receiving a tip last month from someone close to cruz who claimed cruz had spoken about commit ago school shooting. >> the potential of the fbi to miss something is always there we do our best. we have consumer protocols for these things, we will be looking into where and how if the protocol broke down. >> cruz no stranger to law enforce: broward county sheriff records revealed 20 calls for service during the past few years over disturbances involving cruz and his younger brother. the report obtained by cbs news shows that on september 28th, 2016, police were on the scene with the department of children and families, to check on the health and well-being of nicholas cruz, the report said he suffers from mental illness , he has been cutting his arm, his mother said, to get attention. it goes on to say: he has mentioned in the past that he would like to purchase a firearm. classmates say they were well aware that cruz was a danger.

>> you didn't know this kid. okay? we did. this isn't just a mental health issue. he wouldn't harm that many student with a knife. and how about we stop blaming the victims for something that was the shooter's fault? >> several student i spoke to said the rally is only the beginning. next week they plan to take their message to the state capitol in tallahassee. jericka duncan, cbs news, park land, florida. >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning: president trump defends his election. what he's now saying on social media about the surprise indictments against 13 russians and three russian companies, for meddling in the 2016 elections. we will be right back.

>> president trump, tweets comma day after the department of justice charged 13 russians with interfering in the 2016 presidential election. laura pedestrian he is that tells us what experts are now advising us government to do, to protect the nation's democracy before this year's mid-term election. >> surprise indictment, three russian companies, of met link in the 2016us election. with a budget of mo r than $1.2 million per month, russian national created hundreds of fake so many media profiles, they posted attacks on hillary clinton, while praising bernie sanders and then candidate, donald trump. >> funny how the fake news media doesn't want to say it was formed in 2014, long before my run for president. maybe they new i was going to run even though i didn't know!

from donald trump. >> ultimately, about driving wedges showing distrust, having to point fingers at one another. >> us continue tell genes officials say russian interferance is far from over. director every national intelligence, dan coat, says russia will try again. >> there should be no doubt russia perceived its pass efforts as successful, and views the 2018us midterm election to be potential target for russian influence operations cents. >> cyber expert have suggested improvements for election security. replace paper less electronic machines, upgrade hardware and software, that supports voter registration, and conduct post-election audits to confirm results. sergei, who served as russian ambassador to the u.s. during the time of the alleged election meddling, said on saturday neither he nor his staff interfered with us politics. laura, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >> the latest developments in

the russian plot to disrupt the 2016 presidential election come up for discussion on today's "face the nation." delaware senator chris coons is one of the guests, "face the nation" comes up this morning at 10:30, right here on cbs-3. >> and still to come this morning, right here on cbs-3, "eyewitness news" from snow to 70s, in just matter of dates, like that, chelsey ingram is back with the latest on a big warm up. in our forecast. plus. of the. >> they're dancing the weaken away at penn state. the good cause that has thousands of student there staying away for two days straight. >> and an emotional reunion that happened just in time for valentine day. a special visit for a local couple to celebrate the life and the love that was saved and the people who made it possible. we're back in just a m

>> the plows were busy overnight, see them working non-stop in king of prussia before and after the snow stopped falling. the work there kept piling up on them. plows also keeping up with snow? becomes county, kept the parking lot clear on street road, bensalem. but make sure to take a look at the winter wonderland while you still can. we are headed up to 07 degrees later this week, how is anyone e cents? >> snow to 70s all within few days of each other. just kind of nut. on roller coaster. roller coaster continues, but we will see rise in temperatures over the next few days, you saw some of the snow , saw the plows that work last night, let's talk totals now, weather watchers report being 2 inches, according to jenny jenny lives in cherry hill. fill in philadelphia says 2 inches fell where he lives. three and a quarter for pete nerve lawrenceville, new jersey, educated in chesterfield around 1 inch fell there. michael in sanatoga, pennsylvania, right around

four. two for lynn in cherry hill. so you can kind of get the picture, a lot of areas saw at least few inches of snow, and we will show you more snowfall total report across the region these came in from the national weather service, springtown ship just un 7 inches every snow reported in gilbertsville, right around 6.1, just under five nuns doylestown. from 2.7 in newark, then in mantua, about 2 inches of snow from last night's system. but that snow already long gone, thanks to the sunshine, look at the baby blue skies right now, in center city. 35 degrees with winds out of the west at nine. still little more like 28 this morning, but hey, at least we're above freezing, that system long, long gone, pushing off the caned ya manny time. high pressure briefly in across the mid-atlantic for today. chances cents for rain during the upcoming week, and of course we will talk about that , 32 degrees, right now in wilmington, with temperatures right around freezing, it is very possible there could be couple of slick spots on the

road, maybe patchy black ice, be mindful of that. other's north and west of philadelphia, casino every dealing with the situation in reading, 30 degrees in lancaster, right around 27 up in the poconos, where they ever are loving this fresh powder. temperatures down the shore on the rise now, mid to upper 30 's, make it into the 40's later today. future weather shows what's going on. high pressure in control. throughout the rest of the day today. so yes, talking sunshine. and a lot of it. overnight we're mostly clear, then as we led into the start of monday, we will deal with sunshine, to start things, clouds move in very quickly, couple of scattered showers around lunchtime, steadier batch of rain expected to move in as we head into monday afternoon. so, yes, rain chances, not snow chances, as we head into president's day. by tuesday, wednesday, the jet stream lifts well up to the north. i mean we are going to be filtering in that warmth, in fact, record warmth, as we head into tuesday and wednesday. forecasting high temperature

on tuesday, 71. wednesday, 73. both of these, verify, will break records, that were last setback in the 1930's. fresh powder in the poconos. as i mentioned, they're going to be loving it today. they had great poor cast yesterday. great forecast today. as well. 40 degrees mostly sunny skies, breezy at times, busy weekends president's day weekends, busy weaken for them, weather not looking great. for today in philadelphia, look for high temperature right around 48 degrees, mostly sunny here as well. and also, breezy at times your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, it goes like this. 51 degrees by monday. warming trend continues. tuesday, wednesday, we are into the 70s, and rain chances cents arrive once again on thursday. clouds around, probably some real low clouds on friday, high of 50. we are well above average for the next several days. jan? >> if only we would never go back down to the freezing area >> some people love winter. >> true, i do want to give them the props they de deserve

, thank you. 8:47. time to check the roads, over to cheryle golden in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, cheryle. >> high there, jan. in montgomery county here is a live shot of ft. washington, 309 southbound, susquehanna road, multi car crash has since been cleared, but police are still forcing motorists cents off at susquehanna, it should be shall opening. please be mindful headed out this morning, may be some slick spot, so hopefully take it easy, headed into center city chestnut between south third street and second street , remains shutdown in old city due to very serious crash there. live from the cbs traffic center, cheryle golden, cheryle, back to you. >> cheryle, thank you. >> student at penn state are on their feet to raise money for pediatric cancer. >> thon kick offer friday night, going for 46 hours straight. money raise today benefit

pediatric cancer patient, and their families, at the penn state milton s hershey medical center. more than 700 dancers are hoping to break that amount. they raised last year, which was more than $10 million, good luck to them. >> and in other news this morning, the story after couple who made a stop by jefferson burn aoun wait special valentine thank you. health reporter stephanie stahl shows why they are so grateful. >> hey, guys, how are you? >> nick back for a visit to jefferson's new burn unit with a special valentine thank you. >> brought chocolate chip cookies, and brownies. >> nick and his wife spent month here and now have a special bonds with the medical team. >> they took such good care of nick, such good care of me, and i just wanted to share our appreciate agents. >> the unimaginable recall happened to nick, construction worker in october, a loafed asphalt was accidentally dumped on him. he was burried in it up to his waist. >> ex crier creating pain. i was screaming like crazy,

crying, i didn't know what was going to happen. i mean, it was just unbelievable pain. >> it happened just as the newlyweds were about to celebrate their first anniversary. >> not the time of year we expected to have for sure. >> instead of enjoying their new marriage, nick was being treated for, tens i have burns painly his legs. >> this is good down here nick >> william, ahead of jefferson burn center took skin from his stomach and back and grafter philadelphia onto his legs. >> when you cover someone with skin, or you have a burn that's healing on its own, it get very tight it, hurts to move. and it feels almost like it is tearing. >> authorities say what's worse, being in pain, or watching someone you love in agony. >> it rips your heart out. he inspires me every day. i figure what was accomplishing and able to do, just amazing. >> finally table walk again, nick still has stiffness in his legs. >> hard to with walk? >> not hurt to walk more tedious. >> thankful to be alive nick wants to be sure to share his

gratitude with his life saver. >> when the accident happened i didn't think i was going have a chance to be here right now. i didn't know if i was going have my legs, and i didn't know if i was go to have my life. and i just can't thank them enough. >> nick hones to return to his construction job, the burn team at jefferson, that has led his recovery, surgeons, thursday cents, and variety of occupational and physical therapists. i'm stephanie stahl. cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> coming up next on " eyewitness news": meisha johnson takes us on dream drive. >> yes. >> hey there. >> how much is it? >> this one here, this one is probably worth every bit of $250,000 or better because it is real. >> these classic cars are rare gems. and they survived some hard living. and now they're retired. and you can see them for free. we'll take you thereafter the

>> "eyewitness news" taking on you dream drive.

meisha johnson shows >> ♪ >> ♪ >> at the auto museum in bucks county, living a boyhood dream >> when i grew up, i was cents only 13 years old, i started working in a gas station. one of the fellows always had 68 shelf he will. big block 375 car, the thing a rocket ship. that's where i really developed the love of all of these cars. >> these are rare gems. they were meant to literally be sacrificed for speed. >> everyone every these cars was the survive vial rate like nil. because everybody raised them. would you miss a gear, you would hurt the motor, that was the end of the car. they're restored. a lot of cars are restored. no doubt about it. >> i mean they look so perfect >> that's what you want.

>> it helps to learn the numbers. measured in cube inch inches, followed by horse power. a measure of the muscle strength of these muscle cars. >> 435 corvette, electric windows, original motor trans -- >> how much is it? >> this one here, probably worth every bit of $250,000 or better. because it is real. the car was sold new at the shelf slay light here on on broad street. funny the cars are same as people. they go away and then they come home. >> isn't that the truth? >> this beauty caught my eye right away. can we sit in it? >> sure. >> the car was done for, you know, for the indy 500 back in 69, the press car, so less than 700 of these that were made. >> i know there is more, let's look around. >> like a boss. >> right. >> tell me about why does this say boss 429. what's the significance that far? >> these are really wear. this is real 29,000-mile, all

original, only thing that we did to the car and believe me took a lot of slack over it, we did paint it. still the original seat covers rugs, floor mats. >> absolutely stunning. he's been collecting the next generation every muscle cars, like this 2012 cocoa made specifically for drag racing. >> it is not street legal. they only made 69 of them. when there is only 69 every them i just believe that history will repeat itself. >> meisha johnson, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> just time for one final check on the forecast, kelly. >> lot of melting happening today, and really this week. temperatures are going to be really on the rise. mostly sunny skies, that's going to help melt some of the snow, then of course temperature tours well above freezing for the afternoon, forecasting high right around 48 degrees. now, take a lack at this, your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, the final look, 51 degrees monday, then by tuesday, my day off, your day off, too, talking 70s, 71

degrees, that would break a record, verifies 73 as we head into wednesday. fifty-one by thursday, and friday, even saturday, talking about temperatures well above average. so, good looking week for us. >> gentlemen. >> just some rain chances i. >> i would take 48 today in february. >> right? >> thanks, chelsey. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> blank coming at you with my brand-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here.

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