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still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", traffic reporter meisha johnson, made some new furrythis little darlin'. >> look at her big ears, little one. >> education, animal ambassadors, right in our area, meisha tells you where to go to see them in this week's dream drive. >>> and it is chilly out now. in a few days, it will be feeling like may. justin lets us know how long the warm temperatures stick around. >>> in this week's dream drive, meisha gets behind the wheel and finds easter candy, and easter animals. >> we're starting in media, ending in wilmington, for an easter theme drive. >> there is never a bad time for candy, so, right now, we are stopping at a family-owned candy shop on east baltimore pike. that's supposed to be really good. has been here for three generations, randy took me behind the scenes. >> we make about 2,000 of them for easter. >> let's go through there. >> oh,. >> the whole thing. >> this is a big waterfall. >> and they're drenched in chocolate. >> of covers, there are chocolate bunnies for easter, which inspired us to see if we could fine the real t

up with the official team for morning people, jim donovan, brook thomas, katie fehlinger and meisha johnsonrt your day off with the right mix of information you need and stories that will make you smile and feel great about living here in our area you can watch the new "eyewitness news" this morning, starting monday at 4:30. >> good looking group right there. >>> thanks so much for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00, "eyewitness news" returns at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly. we will be back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", here from new york is scott pelley. >> pelley: for the first time, an american journalist seized the treasure isis has stolen from the world. elizabeth palmer has reached palmyra, syria. >> reporter: we can't venture into further into the ruins because the whole place is laced with mines and dynamite. >> pelley: also tonight, tornadoes rip through oklahoma and menace the south. theatre champions of the soccer world so why are american women paid a fraction of what the men get? and we explore trump's roots in scotland. how do they fe

motor rollings katie fehlinger will traffic the show and meisha johnson will have updated road conditionsthe news starts at 4:30 a.m. >> another center city clothing star targeted by brazen thieves. earlier saturday two men and a woman smash the windows at the vince store at 17th and walnu walnut. they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. win the past month, century 21 on market street fell victim to overnight thieves who shattered a store window to get inside. and nine masked suspects recently stormed into the bloomingdale's outlet in liberty place getting away with thousands of dollars worth of jeans. >> these don't seem to be connect. it just means we have three individual cases that occurred within the city but they don't seem to be connected any any way thus far. >> police say they will step up patrols and also that shoppers should be vigilant and aware of their surroundings. >>> philadelphia police are also searching for a suspect who broke into two daycare centers just minutes apart. the suspect first hit the a round the clock daycare at fifth and tabor kicking

motor rollings katie fehlinger will traffic the show and meisha johnson will have updated road conditions. the news starts at 4:30 a.m. >> another center city clothing star targeted by brazen thieves. earlier saturday two men and a woman smash the windows at the vince store at 17th and walnu walnut. they got away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. win the past month, century 21 on market street fell victim to overnight thieves who shattered a store window to get inside. and nine masked suspects recently stormed into the bloomingdale's outlet in liberty place getting away with thousands of dollars worth of jeans. >> these don't seem to be connect. it just means we have three individual cases that occurred within the city but they don't seem to be connected any any way thus far. >> police say they will step up patrols and also that shoppers should be vigilant and aware of their surroundings. >>> philadelphia police are also searching for a suspect who broke into two daycare centers just minutes apart. the suspect first hit the a round the clock daycare at fifth and tabor kickin

. >> that's perfect segway, though, rush hour to rush hour, i'm actually meisha johnson stunt double. does that work? >> this is 202 south at henderson road. car fire that has moved off to the shoulder, also blocking little bit of the right lane, one lane just barely getting by. right here as the camera moves around. move to the schuylkill at the conshy curve. there was accident in the left lane. that has since moved offer to the shoulder. so they are getting by but it is slow go. slow with the black lights, and let's look at map, there is an accident atlantic city expressway westbound, passed berlin crosskeys road. the left lane is blocked >> no explosions here but let's give you this map right here, which is 95, southbound, cottman, i'll let you take it away. >> as you can see, a lot of red light, a lot of red. okay? that means, that people going to be late for work. shout out to the lateness. why is it always like this on traffic? you got one side open and you got another side, what has happened on this side for it to be no rush hour? >> well, the red construction. so it is always

up with the official team for morning people, jim donovan, brook thomas, katie fehlinger and meisha johnson we will start off with just the right mix of information you need, and the stories that make you smile and feel great about living here in our area it gets started monday at 4:30. mark it down. >> very exciting. >>> new research about autism and how many children are being diagnosed, also ahead tezsla goes main stream and customers lining up, all around the world. what and how you can reserve one for yourself. >>> and philadelphia is style, how the city of brotherly love is taking the spotlight in the world of fashion. we will be right back. katie she doesn't work many hou21 percent less.o. she handles as many customers, puts out as many fires, meets as many deadlines-- not 21 percent less. so why does she make 21 percent less? for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. and our parents have earned social security and medicare-- i'll protect them. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message, because it's your turn. >>> we've got