i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, ann. kit never san jose california is recovering after a horrible case of animal abuse. it had been dyed a rather strange color, as john ramos tells us, that wasn't the worse of the cat's problems. >> reporter: nine lives foundation health nerve redwood city cares foray buys dollars and neglected cats, like blue abandoned with a broken leg. but it is the latest patient here that has everyone seeing red. or in this case purple.

here's ann evans at the cbs traffic center two, mod, ann. >> busy travel day today.r 30th street station, no delays or problems here, though. amtrak station at 30th street, shouldn't have any problems or delays yet. we move the traffic cam here to i95, actually right at the airport, no delays or problems right near the platt bridge in that area, as well. again i95 looks good, dropping someone off at the airport today. >> we move the traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge. ben franklin bridge looks okay, all of the area bridges in good shape. do have accident, on the atlantic city expressway, westbound lanes, right at the international airport. the left lane is block, in that area. and there are delays, the garden state parkway looks okay. and a note from septa, custom letters not be able to use the gallery access between eighth street and jefferson stations, customers who normally use this access can utilize market, the market frank forwards line service between eighth and 11th streets. the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, now back t

let's check back on those roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning rahel. i-95 is focused on the the southbound lanes between broad street and island avenue. we have a work vehicle or work vehicles that are the culprit here. construction being done and left lane are closed and there are delays, once again, i-95 south between broad street. construction, left lane is closed and you can see traffic is squeezing by on that right lane. >>> but we have a few delays there. we will move traffic cam again, this is schuylkill at vine expressway eastbound lanes of the schuylkill to the right of the screen, actually traffic moving away us from. traffic moving toward us through you westbound lanes in the vine street expressway in the middle there as you can see. no delays or problems on the the schuylkill or vine this morning. both highways are in good shape but we will move traffic cam within more time to the ben franklin bridge mid span, out the of the ben franklin bridge and area bridges are in good shape, however, taking ben franklin bridge to

that is latees from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans new rahel back to you. >>> an 11 year-old from virginia is getting national attention for his moves on the basketball court. his videos have gone viral but now he is getting a lot more than just looks at facebook. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang shows us how he has become a sudden star. >> reporter: when noah cutler isn't playing basketball. >> crazy ball handler. >> reporter: the 11 year-old is watching i and looking up his favorite nba players on line. >> one day i could be there if i put in the work. >> reporter: when noah saw steph curry of the golden state warriors do this he had to try it. >> next thing he is watching video on you tube and he is dribbling out in the front yard and fit is raining we have to pull him out from the rain. >> i practice a a lot but i got it. >> reporter: then how did you feel,. >> i was happen that i i got it. >> reporter: in other a's dad posted a video mimicking the tricky move and several others. >> there was in transition, everything has been boom, boom, boom, boom, boom and lou back

i'm ann evans. rahel, back to you. >>> if you are looking for something fun to do this weekend why in the go on a little drive n today's dream drive segment meisha beyond sonnies going old school, very old school. she's checking out beautiful vintage vehicle which is just a quick drive away. >> reporter: this week we did a trip to berks county to visit historic boro of boyer town. what is really interesting when you drive downtown boyer town you see colorful painted areas, scattered all over the place, and from there it was off to see boyer town museum of historic vehicles. these are not your father's old mobiles, oriolesmobile at all. they might the not be your great, great grandfather. >> i'm kendra your curator here. >> what are the the dates. >> probably earliest piece we have dates back to the 1700's. we will go up to the 20th century. we do include horse drawn, and motorized. we have bicycles too. >> reporter: vehicles range from humble coal wagons to elegant carriages, beautiful glass works.

that is the the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans, now rahel, back to you. >> ann, thanke philadelphia auto show race necessary to high gear. eyewitness news reporter anita oh has the story from the pennsylvania convention center. >> reporter: lake a new car roaring to life day one of the philadelphia auto show launched full throttle on saturday. >> i'm a ford man. >> i really like jaguars. >> reporter: eye candy is plenty, thomas green visits each year to. >> to check out fancy cars i have, when i win the lot theory. >> reporter: from the new convertible, suv, exotic cars. >> we're bigger than over. seven hub thousand square feet, more than 700 vehicles. >> reporter: likely something here for everyone and do i mean everyone. all of the different car people get in. >> try to see how many we can get. >> reporter: nicholas dreams of the sports kay vel bye gt 350 but he has a one year-old in to you. >> but he likes touching it and pushing all of the horns and daddy will check out some family cars too. >> reporter: even those who cannot legally drive like two-year old zach wa

that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans new back to you nicole. >>> well, time for meisha to take us on a dream drive we are taking a trip around america with one step in our own backyard. it is a huge museum of american collectible the, they have two specialties here mechanical musical machines and classic cars. as meisha johnson shows us it is a trip is he long you have to jump on a tram to see it all. >>> our destination to the old tire factory which has new leave. >> we went up 422 by the dump and we are heading to a gem that has been opened for about five years. i understand we're standing in about a hundred thousand square feet of space. >> yes. >> so what is all in here. >> what isn't here. we have things hanging from the ceilings, on the the walls, collections, a a massed by one person, over the period of 50 years and he is still collecting. >> reporter: collective keeps his name quiet. his collection is so big you have to hitch a tram ride to see it. this is the lead tour guide. >> we go about a devastating to the 3 miles an hour. >> perfect. >> we pretend is ther

i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, ann.it never san jose california is recovering after a horrible case of animal abuse. it had been dyed a rather strange color, as john ramos tells us, that wasn't the worse of the cat's problems. >> reporter: nine lives foundation health nerve redwood city cares foray buys dollars and neglected cats, like blue abandoned with a broken leg. but it is the latest patient here that has everyone seeing red. or in this case purple. >> we will never know what truely happened, because obviously he can't tell us. >> someone in san jose left this little eight week old kitten? box with rags and food scraps. nicknamed smurf, the little guy with the bright blue i shall purple from what they believe is a permanent fabric dye, but it is what they found after giving him a shave that is truely disturbing. >> you can see just little wounds all over. >> the kitten is covered with bite marks. some fresh, others partially healed. doctors here think smurf may have been used as a living chew toy for someone's dog

. >>> let's check on the road and highways with ann evans, good morning, ann. >> good morning. you have to drive extra carefully, roadways are quite slippery due to the rain. schuylkill eastbound at vine street expressway where an accident is just cleared. and folks still taking their time sometimes it does get heavy and pellets down on your windshield reducing visibility. we will move traffic cam to i-95, north bound at cottman avenue an accident just cleared here we have reschedule delays, and back in the north bound lanes, wow. so again, take your time, this morning. and drive very carefully. on to 422 eastbound in upper merion, this is between trooper and route 23 an accident just cleared here we had a ton of accidents this morning as rain was quite heavy but 422, now is in good shape. again, you know there is reduced visibility so dent rush things and take your time this morning. couple traffic notes a 5-mile an hour speed restriction in effect on the new jersey turnpike between delaware memorial bridge and 195 and speed reduced to 35 miles an hour on the commodore barry b

i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> thanks, ann.nd the better business bureau out with the top scams for 2015. consumer reporter jim donovan reminds us, the scam vair any name, but similar in the way they work. >> hundreds of thousands of americans have received a call like this one. >> file a lawsuit against you. >> con artists posing as irs agents demand immediate payment. >> if i didn't clear it up, that they were going to prosecute me. >> lois, who didn't want to give her last name, paid the scammers $4,500 in pre-paid debit cards. >> i panicked. >> the better business bureau says tax cons were by far the top scam of 2015. in other popular scams, the criminals pose as debt collectors or claim you have won a sweepstakes or prize. other impostures try to convince that you they're with tech support, or claim you have been award add grant. >> the top scams all involve impostures, people pretend to go either be someone that you know and trust, or someone that you're afraid of. >> the scams have something else in common. the criminal

time to check on those road lets go to ann evans in the traffic center and ann, safe to say last sundaypeople were not on the road, this sunday what is it looking like. >> not too bad but you have to watch out for icy patches rahel from the refreeze that happens overnight. what you are looking at right now is the the schuylkill spend girard and spring garden street. we just had an accident cleared here at the eastbound lanes but right now everything is good to go on the schuylkill here and through philadelphia we will move the traffic cam to the blue route southbound where an accident has just been cleared here between exit number 16 and exit number 13, saint david, right lane was blocked but we seem to be good to go with no delays or problems here. must have just cleared in the minor so that it took to get on the air. we will move traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge mid span. in delays or problems on the ben franklin, it is in fine shape. so are the other port authority bridges no delays on 42 or 55. that is very latest from cbs traffic center i'm ann evans new rahel b

that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. >>> ann, thanks a lot. >>> stars of the hit show property brothers offered some home improvement tips in montgomery county on saturday. jonathan and drew scott made an appearance at the first ever philadelphia home and gardens show. this was held at the greater philadelphia expo center at oaks, pennsylvania and many people came out to see them and ask questions. they spoke with our sister station kyw news radio about a special fan they met at the show. >> he just went through ten brain surgeries, he had brain cancer and he reached out saying our show was a big part of the recovery because he watched every single episode while in the hospital and he wanted to meet news person. >> it is nice to know you can inspire the show that we can do we are a home fixer up kind of a show. >> today is the last day of the philadelphia home and gardens show. >>> well, sports is coming up next, also still ahead this morning. >> reporter: local eighth grader a's idea for a smart phone app won her a national competition,

the lets check on the roads with ann evans and we're hearing about an accident out there. >> yes, we upper merion this just happened, it is just came in the traffic center, nicole, this is 422 eastbound between trooper and route 23, right lane is block, as you can see, and it is just a pretty big mess there with this rain. so reduced visibility, we have a lot of things going on this morning and plus easy to have an accident. like this. so take your time out there on the roadways, again, this is 422 eastbound between trooper a and route 23, right lane blocked by a serious accident and this is in upper merion. we will move traffic cam from here 422 to the schuylkill at spring garden and if you look at the light fixture you can see rain just pelting down and coming down very heavy at this point on this portion of the schuylkill so again, take your time, as you can see folks are doing just that, despite the rain, the schuylkill is behaving itself through philadelphia and its suburbs. we have some speed reduction toss tell but one on the commodore barry bridge, other on the new jersey tur

that wowold surprise ann they don't like denver much after the broncos beat the packers in the super bowl many years ago. but evan kruegel tells us the homeowner in sheboygan -- isn't trying to upset anyone. there's a special reason for his packers country - sits a house donald kober is the man behind the job.... "lotta work" responsible for stripping, priming, and painting the entire house. he's heard it all - from neighbors who pass by. "you'd be surprised. i hear mostly, i's all good! the packer fans are reely ... you'd be really surprised how many packer fans like the denver broncos." but as it turns out - these colors weren't the original plan. just like his favorite sport - life can be tough to predict. "when we started painting, my wife was diagnosed with cancer. and the last three and a half months of her being here were rough." in the months after her passing - kober began adding orange - a tribute to his wife's favorite team. day." a way to pass the time with her gone. "every day... i miss hhr a whole lot" the final product now on display - a work kober knows she'd be proud of. "she'd like it, i know sh

>>evan: welcome to the pet page. >>zack: we have little ann who is a little bigger than little, but tell us about her. >> little ann is about 2. she was brought to our shelter about a year and a half ago. she was just a puppy when he got her. you can see she had a hard life. she is missing part of the ear. she was found chained in the woods. she had a hard life but it has not held her back much. she's pretty happy and gets along with other dogs an loves all people. >>zack: you say she is great for any family and she is well trained on the learn? >> yeah, she walks great on a learn. this harnst is great for her ( ), it reduces the amount they can pull. so it works great for dogs that pull really hard. think she would be great with any family. she's completely house trained. >>zack: perfect. >> she is a great dog. >>zack: how would somebody go about adopting little ann today? >> you can come to the shelter, we are about an hour west of asheville on highway 64. you can give us a call and find out more about her. (828) 743-5752. or you can visit t

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