>> the roads are heatingp a little bit. i have an accident here. starting to warm things up nicely here's today for standards at least for early february and we want to talk groundhog trivia for you really quickly here. we'll start things off and head out to the graphics. we'll show you what is up. first and foyer most let's say guys the cutest graphic on the planet. how cute is that? redictions groundhog made he made 1 19 altogether and seen shadow 102 times out of that 1 119 and however he's not right a heck of a lot. >> if you see the shadow 6 more weeks of winterch the big we will he see. it we're just over and hour away from sunrise out there in punch tawny. we'll let you know when the ruling comes in. for now storm scan is quiet here and locally across the entire state everyone including punch tawny fill, and us, can see sunshine. question is will we see shadow shadows. 37 at the airport now. notice marginal temperatures as you go to outlying communities. wilmington 35. 33 dover and 20s plan costar and reading and i'm worried you may run into slick spots. keep an a on that car thermometer. if it's close to 32 expect if you see something wet it may have iced over and eventually once the sun is up we'll warm up. 50 we're shooting for later today, meisha. >> do you think he'll see his shadow? >> i won't be shocked. >> he is usually not right with the prediction when he does. >> what you're looking at now is schuylkill eastbound city avenue. you can see moving in westbound direction hoy busy it is over there on the schuylkill. both directions heating up now coming off the roosevelt southbound an as you gets to schuylkill westbound. looking busy to give you heads up there. malvern, 202. taillights moving in direction approaching 29. looking good here. everyone traveling. delaware county 9 5 north at 452 getting slower start. looking good. we have this accident involving entrapment in shelfont. one lane is blocked in and around this area. use best discretion if you have to drive that area. construction here reminder here falls bridge closed until friday april 1 use city avenue bridge and the boulevard as alternate. >> philadelphia police are trying to figure out why a half-dressed man was run on the boulevard when suck and killed last night. chopper 3 over the scene harbison and mayfair. he was in outer lanes when hit and impact landed him in inner lanes where he was struck by a second vehicle. bill cosby will be in court today where a judge could decide whether control sex assault case against the comedian should be dismissed. justin finch joins us at the montgomery country courthouse in moorestown where a former district attorney bruce castor is expected to testify. that could make a huge difference in the case. good morning. >> good morning, bulk of this case will center on former montcoda bruce castor. they expect him to get a deposition by castor thrown out of evidence today. the former tv dad is facing charges of aggravated indecent assault. last we saw bill cosby he was arraigned on those kharns and bail set at $1 million. he posted 10% or $100,000 at issue now and strength of case can be made or broken by a deal by former da bruce castor. cosby's current defense team is arguing he and castor had a verbal agreement that the deposition with not be used in criminal court. essentially cushioning cosby from criminal charges. it was part of a 2005 case former temple staffer. she alleges cosby drugged and assaulted her. no charge where filed and the case was settled. can it be used to mack a criminal case and can verbal statement stand newspaper cour court. legal expert linda hoffman says these are questions a judge must consider. >> former district attorney says he made a bind being promise a binding promise to never bring charges. the current district attorney says no, that was not a binding promise it was just a typical thing of prosecutor does all the time which is a declanation decision to close a file because there's not enough evidence. >> all eyes will be on this court today. what happens that's all up in the air. bruce castor to take the stand and spell out what was in the deal he hatched with cosby's team more tan a decade ago. defense is plague long game here and expected to try to move quickly and hastily here to get this case thrown out of court. we're live from montgomery countsy, i'm justin finch, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> thanks for that report. >> turning to campaign 2016 now and hillary clinton's campaign is claiming victory after a close battle of the democratic caucuss in iowa. latest numbers show virtual dead heat between secretary of state and bernie sanders. both are look ago head to next week's new hampshire primary. >> i will be fighting for you and i will always work to chief the america that i believe in -- to achieve the america that i believe in. >> given the enormous crisis facing our country it is just too late for establishment politics and establishment economics . >> former maryland governor martin o'maley ended his run for the nomination after getting less than 1%. >> clear win however for republican ted cruz look at the numbers texas senator defeated donald trump more than 6,000 votes and marco rubio was close behind trump for third place and cruz celebrated a record shattering victory. >> to put in perspective your incredible victory you have won tonight that is the most votes any cast for any republican primary winner. the outcome prompted former arkansas governor mark huckabee to drop out of the race. we'll go live to iowa. stay with eyewitness news for campaign 2016. pop online to get the latest at cbsphilly.com. >> right now 6:07 many tune into cbs3 for the big football game. a lot of people out there and also in here in the studio will be watching for more commercials. a special preview and some of the year's best ads. it's the one time of year --. >> i'm one that is guilty of not watching game and tuning in for the commercials. i love that. >> we'll take a look at best and most expensive commercials ever because a 30 second spot will cost you $5 million. a lot, lot of money. first one at the take a look at is one of cutest if not cutest running in entire super bowl that's my opinion, take a look. >> i can't live, i can't give any more♪ . >> i just can't with that commercial. i die. i die. >> the flap of the ears. >> and look in the eyes. >> it features dozens of adorable hot dog dogs that's what i call them and of course they're wearing weiner costumes and spriptsing to their human as appropriately dressed as heinz condiments. how adorable is that. this one is cute, too, and funny to boot. this is nfl spot sarts out like this saying data suggests 9 months after super bowl victory the whipping city sees a rise in birth called super bowl babies. >> put two and two together. >> d.c. kids very young to now grown adults they are singing about how much they love their team and love the super bowl. >> makes sense. >> and of course, seal makes an appearance. >> we have not seen him yet he comes in later probably 30 second in. because if you can hear they're actually doing a rift on the popular kids song. >> there you go. >> popular song. >> there he is. >> saw his shadow there. >> packers and patriots and last year's super bowl winners and babies and it's a cute commercial. >> it's a fun way to poke fun. >> so the final commercial we'll show you has one scratching their head the snickers commercial. >> happy birthday to you♪ happy birthday sglot this is a teaser for the ad and it appears to show the hollywood icon marilyn monroe serenading super bowl on 50 hj birthday as you can hear things did not go as expected. it will sea fans hungry for a lawv. >> the announcer announces the person as she comes in and says she's beautiful and doesn't need introduction and you hear her voice and you're what's one that? >> thank you. >> speaking of commercials tune into tonight at 8 for greatest commercials 2016 and friday at nine join us for super bowl greatest half time shows. the all star kawpt down at followed by nfl honors show at 9 here on cbs3 and reminder don bell is headed out west and will cover super bowl 50 starting tomorrow night at 11 p.m.. >> system ahead on eyewitness news new evidence in the amtrak derailment that killed eight people and injured hundreds lasts may. the report from that released. >> an emotional time for a mother that heard her son's heartbeat for the first time in three years by meeting a little girl who received her son's heart as a transplant. ♪ i've got you babe♪ i've got you babe♪ . >> doesn't that look like they could almost be playing the song with the way the guitar is going i'm impressed. punch tawny phil will come out 7:25 this morning and we're all hoping for early spring. what will he say. temperatures for today, details what will he say. temperatures for today, details when we come back >> become back you have less than two weeks now to sign up if you want a chance to compete in the broad street run. renal station opened yesterday and goes through friday, february 12. just head to contribution philly.com to sign up and there's a limit to number of runners this year. participants who register you'll be entered into lottery and the run is sunday may 1st and raises money for american cancer society. if you're a runner good day to go out and get the job in in this morning great running weather. >> if are you one of the early riser like we are and you take the jog early before the sun comes up be careful. if you run through the neighborhoods and it feels colder temperatures could be freezing and and watch for that. in the meantime storm scan at a wide zoom showing next big thing evident. right. you have serious snow coming down southeastern nebraska and icing issues there. blizzard warnings promed for those areas. this is not however going to be a snow producer for us or ice producer and we'll rather get plain old rain for that. there will be a surge ahead especially tomorrow. with rain coming down -ly as well as snow melt you get a perfect combo here of potential for flooding. there will be a flood watch that takes effect tomorrow afternoon and we're expecting about an irnch or so of rain and normally if you doesn snow on the ground perhaps you would not have a flood watch. it's snow melting on top of heavy rain situation. poor drainage area and lo low-lying areas could suffer the worst if there's rain out there. sunshineing all day today. happy groundhog day folks meanwhile walking you forward temperatures will go on a rollercoaster and it's the wettest of the pack and cooling and back down here. by the time you get to the weekend it will be so nice. >> happy tuesday. we're happy you're joining us. this say look at the schuylkill westbound at city avenue. let me back out of the way so you can see this. looking slow. this is very much slowing down. you're traveling less speeds as brake lights go off in that area. 95 girard same story here. and you can see a sea of headlights letting us know that just peeking into the 6:00 hour we're heating up like we did yesterday. clemville, 422 past route 29 and same story here just headlights. we'll see then for as far as the eye can see and accident involving entrapment shall front at walter line road police are directing traffic in and around that area. another accident in lansdale broad street allentown road. one lane blocked here and i'll of course have another update in 15 minutes and let you know when it clears. they're out there now. and in mass transit patco is running daytime sketch between 9 and 2 p.m. through friday and i'll keep you updated all morning long. we'll take a quick break. morning long. we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo 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amtrak derailment last year. the 2000 page report includes images showing front of amtrak train 188 before the accidents that killed eight and injured more than 200 and but much of it focuses on engineer brendan bostian and his account of the fatal crash. previously he did not remember what happened and now says he remembers holding tightly on to the controls and thinking, "this is it, i'm going over" attorneys for crash victims are concerned by bostian's account. >> the problem remains his changing story. >> there was no memory of the key person in this whole tragedy in may days after the event, and then there is an elaborate description of what he remembers and doesn't remember. >> according to medical report bostian had a post traumatic headache and concussion resulting from the accident. the reports showed there were no problems with the trains or tracks leaving on the possibility that human error may have caused the tram di. >> till still is head this morning a mother's selfless act forever changed lives of two families. >> i can't save my own son why not save somebody else's child. >> her son died three years ago and his heart continues to beat inside this little girl. the story a tier-jerker you don't want to miss this. >> we're tracking a large storm system bringing conditions to iowa and portions to central planes. that's heade >> two families impacted by organ donation meet for the first team an a mother hears her son's heartbeat nearly three years after his death. don champion has the story of this heart felt reunion. >> the tears flowed instantly between heather clark and ester gonzalez. through the two children the mothers know too well the traming dive loss and beauty of a second chance. their story started in 2013 when heather's 7-month-old son lucas died suddenly. >> so outgoing he was a little ham. >> in her moment of grief heather made the brave decision to donate lucas's organs she remembers what she thought. >> there's another family out there feeling something like what i'm feeling somewhat and i have the chance to make them not go through what i'm good to go through. >> and in arizona it's exactly what este re was going through at the time. her 18-month-old daughter jordan was fighting for her life because of congenital heart defect. jod an need aid any heart tote survive. and that's what she got. lucas's hearts with a match. but because the donation was made anonymously the families had not met until this past friday. >> can i have a kiss on the cheek. right here please. >> the moms found each other online and their bond was instant. then, came a gift. >> heather this is for you. >> oh, yeah thank you. >> a teddy bear. >> that's my heartbeat. >> that played the beat of lucas's donated heart and then heather got to listen for he herself. >> she would be soselfless to be able to think of another family while she's going through her grief. >> a family brought together by tragedy. >> it's so strong. >> but now bound by triumph. don champion. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> there's more to come here in the next half hour of eyewitness news. take a look. >> a republican upset in iowa and dem the democratic race is a draw. >> and super bowl 50 opening night. i'm jamie in san jose with what you'll be talking about this morning. >> and roadways are heating up this morning. take a look at 95 south cottman and couple accidents out there. details coming up. first we'll take a quick break. stay where you are. >> good morning the voters speak in iowa and after the first caucuses in the country the republicans have a clear winner. the democratic race, though, is much closer and no official word with hillary clinton and bernie prazenicay sapders in a dead heat. joining us live in des moines is marley. good morning. . >> good morning, erika. hillary clinton's campaign says it was not a tie on the democratic side. the former secretary of state has declared victory in a very tight race. the democratic con nest iowa remains unresolved this morning with hillary clinton and bernie sanders locked in a draw. both candidates addressed their supporters late last night and the numbers were still being counted. >> i will be standing up for you. i will keep fighting for you. >> we're going to create an economy that works for working families, not just the billionaire class. >> the virtual tie means both candidates will likely leave iowa with roughly the same number of delegates and pun dints say the results don't bode well for sanders. >> this is a must win nights for bernie an a tie will not quote it. . >> republican turnouts in iowa shattered records as voters sanded victory to ted cruz over donald trump. tonight is a victory for courageous conservative as cross iowa. we finished second and i want to tell you something. i'm just honored. i'm really honored. >> all eyes are on marco rubio that pulled away from third place finish trailing truthp by 1%. >> big target is on marco rubi rubio's back. not only cruz and trump going after rubio but christie and kasich. >> focus of the presidential campaign now sthoyvrts new hampshire which holds first in nation primary next week. >> the iowa caucuses mark the ends of road for two candidate candidates. martin o'maley and mike huckabee announced last night they are suspending their presidential bids. erika. >> marley, look ago head to new hampshire primary a week from today. what do you think we can expect? >> well, we know that voters in new hampshire typically lien more towards mainstream candidates. that being said, polls show that donald trump is the front runner new hampshire and however as we have seen in iowa last night polls can be wrong and on the democratic side hillary clinton won the new hampshire primary back in 2008 however her opponent bernie sanders is front runner according to polls. it should be another interesting contest. erika. >> it's all getting started. marley, thank you. >> right now 6:33 in case you forgot it's groundhog day. looking now is beautiful fireworks at gobbler's knob courtsey of pennsylvania network. if he sees his shadow 6 more weeks of winter. i love the music♪ i love it it's not spring will come early according to our meteorologist. i'm taking today's forecast though it feels nice. yesterday terrific and today another nice day. >> another really nice day. you're not dealing with rain either. it's nice between systems. i will not be shocked if phil sees his shadow. >> that darn sun and solar energy. we're actually expecting to see the sun come up 7:25 specifically in punxsutawney and we'll have an answer to his reprix shortly there after. sun coming up soonner philadelphia since we're further east and you're seeing signs of that right now in one of our live neighborhood network cameras. beautiful sunrise picture for you the sun has not risen but light of day has come over kutztown area middle school. cold start for the day. 20 in that particular location. i would keep an eye on car thermometer it could read closer to freezing through neighborhoods that means if you see something that looks wet it may have slikd over. storm scan is quiet and you're biding time. with approach and passenger of storm temperatures going on roller coaster ride. we expect record breaking temperatures and we'll get a dose of reality towards the weekend. in the meantime here's where we hand stou. 37 at the airport and 34 a.c. and 27 might get tricky with icing in mount pocono. and outlying suburbs. if you live in a place typically colder you want to keep an eye on that thermometer and watch for icing. temperatures come up and we'll get the sunshine all afternoon. pleasant day. normal high 41. we'll shoot for 50 today. looks leak a nice day. >> it sounds beautiful. 50 in february. no one can complain about that. good morning everyone happy tuesday to you if you wake up with us. what you're seeing outside now is 5 southbound at girard where we have debris in the road. so when we zoom on in we cannot tell what it is. know it's there. and what is going to happen is drivers approach debris in roadway and they're going to put on brakes and it will start a triple effect. hence you can see it's very, very busy out there. it will be busy anyway and you put debris in the roadway and that slows you down more. if you take 95 south at girard give yourself a couple extra minutes. also the vine heats up as you move westbound. all taillights going up and brake lights letting you know taillights moving past route 1 you see just a sea of headlights out there as well. we've about saying all morning long it will be a slow commute as we break into the rush hour. accident involving entrapment in shelfont walters road police are directing traffic and there's another accident. erika, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. 6:37 and irs says more than half of taxpayers hire somebody to prepare taxes and the question is who really needs a pro? cbs news business analyst tells us when it makes sense to do so to hire someone and if not which tax software may be a good fit forfor you. jill who should hire a cpa or tax preparer. >> i think if you have a complicated financial life you may want to pay up for professional. for example a small business owner or someone who isself employed. you may want someone who is familiar with filing a schedule c. that person can advise on best time of retirement plan for you and let you know if you need to file a form 1099 to report any payments you made to others. also if you have a lot of investment activity, sold property or had to file estate tax return for deceased family member or friend you may want guy eps and of course if you're one of over 5 million taxpayers subject to alternative minimum tax yikes dreaded amt a tax pro may be able to help minimize hit. average cost of professional income tax preparer to hand what they call a typical return is $273 last year. fees various by by region and complextive your return. >> they're a write-off right? >> absolutely that's good new news. >> just throwing it out there. say you're briving it on your own. what sovts ware do you recommend? >> the isr provides terrific software for taxpayers with incomes less than $62,000. it's called free file. if you don't qualify tore that you have three main choices turbo texas. h & r block and tax block. i talked to prepareers in the last couple days they say turbo tax may be the best bet even though it probably cost more than competitors they say turbo tax is easier to use and interfacebility to save time and reduce errors makes it worth the extra money. >> when it comes to taxes easy we appreciate. jill, thanks so much. >> take care. >> take care. >> protesters force a meeting about temple university's football -- proposed football stadium to end early. [ cheering ]. >> so students and north philadelphia residents say they feel like their voice has not been heard and interrupted question and answer session. the protesters are are demanding board of trustees reject the plan to build a stadium on temple campus. college president says he'll meet with community members in next few weeks. >> 6:39 now and count down to super bowl 50 is on. sports director don bell will vl live reports for you and run-up for the biggest game of the year it's this sunday in california and features carolina panthers and denver broncos here on cbs3. countdown week a lot of fun. last night panthers and broncos held annual media day you may call it media night it's prime time event these days. james jury joins us with those festivities. quite the night, good morning. . >> oh, it was a long and fun one erika. opening night does not dispoint. had you orange leprachauns and football fans who all showed up for the start of super bowl week. >> super bowl 50 kicked off with huge production in san jose and denver broncos took center stage first. >> it took me a minute. i didn't know it was a bridge we were standing on until i got down here. >> big question will veteran quarterback payton manning retire after the big game. he says he doesn't know. then came the carolina panthers reporters swarmed all 11 booths set up for key players and coaches from both teams. when trying to get close to the night's biggest names like quarter back cam newton this is where reporters start and jockey for position. >> how much fun are you having. >> right now? >> yeah. >> not a lot of fun. >> how much fun do you plan to have. >> a lot, a lot. >> nfl wanted to take away some of the crazy antics of years past and there was still plenty of costumes and of course, light hearted questions got players. broncos von miller was expected to put on a show. >> you're a fashionable guy how did you come one look today. where's the hat? >> i walked into lock locker room they said here's what you're wearing. you didn't do anything crazy. >> it's all about the team. it's all about putting focus on teammates and super bowl 50 coming up. >> spectical for fans that left soaking in some of the best names in football ahead of biggest game of the year. >> the teams do get today off. but some players and coaches will end up doing more media or end up doing community events around san francisco today and back to practice tomorrow, erika. >> would have loveded to hear more about cam newton's pants. we'll get to the bottom of it at some point jaemy, thank you. >> we know cold play will perform during super bowl half time show and we know how front man chris martin getting california. >> bells are ringing and calfry singing. >> that is martin and late, late show host in carol for car care oaky. and reminder catch the late, late show monday night after the super bowl. features zac efron and kendrick and cordon will perform another car pool karaoke and the one and only elton 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nice clear sky and nice light wind sees frost forming in a lot of communities. in clem onton you're at that freezing mark. let's go to the cam. it's pretty obvious what's coming our way, right, large storm system brewing at the moment. through the central plain states of iowa and kansas there was a warning that got issue on tail ebt of caucuses and core of this cold will get off northeast. we really only end up with straight up rain out of this guys by the time this reaches us it's through the daylight hours which helps. you have warmth in place. it will be exceptionally warm too. you see that in the 7 day. for now current snow pack is even offer a foot across portions of central pennsylvania and because of the continued snow melt combined with fact we will end up with heavy rain on wednesday that could lead to flooding. there will be a flood watch. not yet in effect until tomorrow afternoon. it's a very warm day. look at that. record being bra egg, 64. we start to cool off and clear out beyond that part, meisha. >> tradeoff, 64 and rain. thank you so much katie. good morning everyone, happy tuesday to you busy on the roadways. 95 south at cottman. you see not close to driving posted speeds. you're basically almost a parking lot now. this is looking very, very slow we look at 95 south same there. you can see what it looks like here traveling posted speeds everywhere i look especially major highways and interstates slowing down a bit. you can see say lot of brake lights in this area as well. overall if you leave your homes any time soon give yourself extra minute and serious accidents chalfont. we have reports it's eyesy. there back to you. >> right now 6:50 time to see what is coming up cbs this morning. from new york with the preview for us, nora, good morning. >> good morning to you erika we're talking politics ahead. talking to ted cruz after his win in iowa and breaking down the virtual tie among democrats and what it means with rubio's surprising rise. >> and new tips for home buyers what you need to know from going house hunting from credit scores to finding a rel tar. >> humble beginnings how the big game has changed. the news is back in the morning and we'll see you in ten minutes. >> that will be a fun history lesson, nora, thank you. . >> the world health organization is declaring zika virus ipts national health emergency. officials around the globe continue to monitor the spread of its disease and here at home a lot of people have questions like is it safe to travel to affected countries and who is at risk and what precautions should we take if anything. a lot of people are understandably concerned what's the latest information you have. >> because of world health organization alert more funding will be puts towards vaccine development and helping people get screens and insect repel apt and get rid of stagnant water and do testing and record cases throughout the world and try to combat this concern. >> you don't want to scare people say you have plans to travel to countries affected especially if pregnant woman is it still safe to go. >> they issued level two travel alert with caution. if a woman is pregnant and want to go to central or south america, they're asking you hold off going if you can. if you go take precautions. in this case mosquito precautions. use repel ants there's certain ones safe in pregnancy and wear long sleeves and stay in air conditioned areas with screen so it's travel alert. >> say you're traveling, you're a child, map, not a concern for affecting potential hild's health. what are affect you can have if you get bitten by one of these mosquitoes. >> this virus is mild. four out of five people have no symptoms whatsoever you don't know you had it. one in five get it might have mild fever, joint pains, red eyes, may last three to 7 days but gone. gig ert concern is those that would not have symptoms they wouldn't know they have shown a potential link between zika use and women who are pregnant, one involving mic row cephaly with that learning disability. that's the biggest concern, women pregnant for their babie babies. >> you f people don't know they're infected and then they bring it home unknowingly. >> that's a good point. you're right. because what happens how does it spread mostly from bite of infected mosquito. how affected? they bite someone with the virus. worst case someone comes back and have the virus and don't know it mosquito bites them and they in turn bite someone else and spread the disease. they're looking at that. good news the type mosquito doesn't live in the united states in cooler ear. but there's a concern in florida, texas, and they live in those areas. so there say concern and there's concerns about sporadic out breaks and monitor this and fortunately in our country we have better eradication techniques we have screens on windows and not as dense population and more air conditioning, we have better monitoring systems. they'll be on the lert 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