shifting his focus to the general election, and, his republican party. >> okay, i will get along great with congress. pull ryan, i don't know him well but i will get along great with him and if i don't he will testify pay a big price. >> ted cruz is touting wins in oklahoma and texas. >> the strongest campaign to beat donald trump is our campaign. >> reporter: trump a's super tuesday wins are soaking fear in the republican establishment, who question whether his nomination would keep them out of the white house. >> i think we are about to lose to the most dishonest politician in america hillary client and an how could do you that nominate someone hoist crazy marco rubio echoes. that rubio pick up just one win yesterday in minnesota. >> i'm the only candidate that can unite party but grow it f donald trump wins republican nomination it will split the republican party and it will basically split the conservative movement. >> reporter: with wins in seven states, democrat hillary clinton widened her lead over bernie sanders. >> it is clear tonight that the steaks in this election have never been higher. >> reporter: sanders won in colorado, oak, minnesota and his home state of vermont. >> the people, when we stand together will be victorious. >> reporter: presidential candidate face their next major test, march 15th. now, it was a disappointing night for ben carson and john kasich, neither one of won a state yet. carson said he will stay in the race, kasich is hoping he can win his home state of ohio, when that state votes on march 15th. erika? >> we will see what happens. mark albert live for news washington d.c., thank you. turning now to our weather and roads are wet heading out the door but rain should be ending soon, and when it comes to the temperature, katie big changees from yesterday. >> very much so, we were such over achievers yesterday. we were talking about this on the the way out the door after "eyewitness news" at noon it was so nice outside but now mother nature is catching up to us. changes are here. i hope you enjoyed sunshine and warmth we experienced yesterday. lets go back in time and talk bit. again, we over achieved in a big way here. we ended up hitting mid 60's after it was all said and done, certainly just all courtesy of the very persistent southerly flow though coming in advance of the current front but this current front will be messing with our thermometer readings and send them on a nest dive essentially through the course of the the day. the here's where rain is confined. even over the course of the last couple of minutes we have seen this moving so steadfastly in the last few hours this has really moved across southeastern pennsylvania. it is almost done there if it hasn't already stopped for you and at this point we are left with lingering rain through ocean, monmouth counties. the here's where we stan on the thermometer now that the damage has been done with the wet weather we are seeing temperatures just drop off like a rock with that persistent northwest wind as well in mount pocono area, 36 feels more like lower 20's by the way. lower 50's at the airport but it will not feel like that through the day as temperatures tumble and with wind gust that is peak as high as 40 through the rest of the afternoon you can expect much colder wind chill values. with that said looking forward in this forecast obviously a wild start to the month of march but we will have 60's that come back into the forecast but in the meantime, some snow to track. you've got it all going on here, meisha. >> yes. >> everything. >> can we just stick on that and stop with the s word. >> i would love to. >> we are sick of it. >> good morning everyone. happy wednesday, hump day. we are moving through this week together and doing it as a team and getting through it. blue route looking good headlights moving in the southbound direction approaching schuylkill looking g1 thing we have been talking about all a morning long is the rain and wet roadways and we will be talking about the wind. good news when we were just looking at live mobile 3a little bit ago was windshield wipers were no longer going. that is letting us know rain is moving us by. we have damp roadways out there. schuylkill at boulevard, gorgeous shot, look at that blue sky, awesome. headlights you can see where we are starting to build up, moving both would i say east and westbound on the the schuylkill. starting to build right now. i-95 south coming around s curve it is looking good but we are starting to see break light letting you know you are in longer traveling at posted speed just cracking in the 6:00 o'clock hour. i don't blame you, just because it is raining out there. we have an accident east new port pike, west bun lanes are still block, use alternate kirkwood highway, back over to you. victim of the house fire in logan overnight has been moved in the hyper barrick chamber in einstein hospital. fire fighters rescued that woman a resident in her 60's two hours ago. she was suffering from smoke inhalation on the fire on the 5900 block of north lambert. in word on the cause of the fire. a senior citizen may have acted in self-defense when he opened fire in queen village neighborhood critically wounding two men. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us with more on what police are saying about this case and what led up to it too, justin, good morning. >> reporter: witnesses tell police that 56 year-old man only opened fire after he was assaulted by two younger men. we know this morning the shooter was cooperative, but detectives will go through surveillance cameras footage to see what happened themselves. philadelphia police spread over a shooting scene, one men shot and one shooter who says it is two against one but decide if you go this is a case of self tea fence won't be a quick call. >> we have two younger males, 20, 21, beating on a six five-year old. he had a license to are kay, pulls a weapon and decision district attorney has to make. >> reporter: near second and bainbridge, police say the six five-year old shooter and his wife were walking home a long the way they were met by two men, age 20, 21. a verbal spat between the three men, ended when the senior citizen pulled out his 45 caliber handgun and fired three times. >> the shooter, also remained on the scene and identified himself to police, turned himself into police and turn over his semiautomatic weapon. >> reporter: two males tried running but collapsed near this bar where the third district police officers found them. 209 year-old with the shot to the chest, 21 year-old shot in the neck. they were rushed to jefferson. >> the six five-year old who fired the shots, he was transported to methodist hospital, in police custody, so he is being treated for yours to his face, eye and his lips. >> reporter: witnesses including the shooter a's wife were brought to south detectives for questioning. so was this a fist fight that ended with shots fired? police again will determine that here. we do know that the detectives will speak to those two men once their conditions improves. last check they were both in critical condition. police will also ask them if it is true they were tied to vandalism reports just before this attack. erika, back over to you. justin finch, thanks for that report. >> a chase end on the schuylkill expressway with seven reputed gang members in custody. the chase started at wendy a's in thread tread when fire fighters just having lunch noticed a group altering a plates on the black dodge. when police arrived they noticed three suspects ran away, four others took off in the suv which then collided with a police cruiser. chase spanned more than 20 miles. the spca breaks up a suspect cock fighting ring in the hunting park section of philadelphia. agents executed a search warrant on the 2800 block of northerly street, tuesday, and that is where they found 36 birds. officials say 14 of them were ready to fight. spca believes that the suspects were trying to make money off of these animals. >> these bird are some quality fighting birds. if i had to guess they were imported from puerto rico and brought in. >> bird fighting paraphernalia was also found in that home, charges are pending. bill cosby sex assault case is on hold days before his scheduled preliminary hearing. cosby's lawyers wanted hearing delayed while they tried to have the case thrown out. superior court will review their argument that cosby had an agreement he wouldn't be prosecuted over 2004 even counter with andrea constand. cosby is a accused of drugging and sexually assaulting her. he says the encounter was consensual. still ahead this morning another day of tearful testimony from erin andrews. >> i called my parents anytime i need to go talk to someone, i'm still so screwed. >> the sportscaster talked more about how her life has changed since the stalker secretly recorded her in her hotel room. hear what she says about the scandal's impact on her career. also astronaut scott kelly is back on earth after spending an unprecedented year in space. how this mission, could pave the way for a trip to mars. coming up. his stork space mission complete, this morning astronaut scott kelly is getting ready to make his way back home to the u.s. have after spending an unprecedented year in space. we will show how this mission was special even by astronaut standards. >> reporter: scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. >> reporter: astronaut scott kelly returning to earth after a year in the international space station, longest period of time any americans has spent in space. >> it is bitter sweet when you leave this incredible place. >> reporter: kelly descended in the kazakhstan desert, along with two russian astronauts. the it included bat theory test on the zero gravity on the human body. kelly was a unique research subject his twin brother mark kelly was on earth the whole time allowing scientist toss compare how their bodies are different now that one spent 12 months on the final frontier. the scott kelly shared his mission with the world with thought provoking observations. >> atmosphere on the limit of the earth, i wouldn't say it looks unhealthy but it definitely looks very, very fragile. >> reporter: and all inspiring images of earth's majesty as seen from outer space shared on social media. that unique beauty perhaps explaining kelly a's somewhat melon collie tone toward the end. >> leaving here will be tough because i probably will never see it again. >> love sees his pictures. >> we will miss those, katie. >> it will. i feel like it bless my mind he can tweet from space. the that is just too much. for whatever reason that stand out to me that is just so amazing. >> absolutely. >> really cool stuff. >> so glad he made it back safely. we will look at live neighborhood network and notice a live shot, looking closely you can see clouds, moving along here, and we are facing, east here, and you can see that these clouds are basically moving to the south. so or rather to the east, so what you are dealing with is colder air taking over, cold front is starting to clear out of here but wind really is, at this point, the dominant feature for rest of our forecast. we are finding area reports of the gusts in the 40's. the not finding them necessarily every where but we are going to notice wind anywhere here today. these air few choice observations where we have gusty wind right now. meanwhile looking at storm scan, why don't we go to this side because you are seeing worst of the the rain clear the coast. ocean monmouth county, they are only ones left for a few choice locations in, and it is a three hour loop and this has cleared our area in that span of time. so, as high pressure settles in for a day and a half we are left with sunshine later on today and most of tomorrow but clouds do start to build in and chill will have settled in. so this this next storm comes along tracking to the south we are stuck in enough cold air to produce some snow. it does not look like a heavy hitter, at worst we're talking light snow object unpaved surfaces, grass a accumulation toss a coating to an inch or two and then out of here. however it comes with the morning drive on friday and that is always what may bring you worst conditions as those minor disturbances having a bit more up their sleeve. meanwhile since sun returning for weekend i want to jump ahead to the seven day. we are talking a coating to an inch or two max on unpaved surfaces out of that system on friday. look at the warm up, look at tuesday, guys. >> hold on. >> you go from the 30's to 60's in a couple days. we have got everything, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's what decade would you like. >> every decade gets a turn. >> i like 70's. >> yes. >> thank you, katie. >> rain will move out for the commute. >> it is already looking good. in all of the shots we are looking better, still looking damp and might have some pooling. the two accidents we have are cleared and out of your way, overnight construction is out of your way as well. lets look at live mobile three, cruising around like it is no big thing on a wednesday morning. yes, looking damp, wet the but overall things are looking darn good. i will say we are starting to heat up in some areas but right now in the eastbound schuylkill looking good. we are starting to see brake lights go off but we can expect that, absolutely we can expect that on the the schuylkill. i say now we are pushing in the 6:00 o'clock and we are not seeing any break lights, we are not going to complain. the lets take a look outside one area getting busy, i-95 moving in the southbound direction at cottman. thinks where you are in longer traveling at posted speed. we can expect that yes, of course, music to our ears on a busy wednesday morning but in longer traveling at posted speeds there. 202 headlights moving in the southbound direction at route 30 bypass, awesome, piece of cake there. this is the accident that is still in upper moreland blair mill road at witt more road and for our basketball fans we have a sixers game tonight the at 7:00 p.m. another accident that i just went by that is also been cleared. 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after a stalk are secretly recorded her in 2008. here's more from cbs news correspondent kenneth craig. >> reporter: emotional erin andrews return to the witness stand on tuesday as she described how the stalker, who secretly recorded a nude video of her changed her life. >> you don't realize how long four minutes is until you is naked body. >> reporter: sportscaster is suing an owner on have this national marriott and michael barrett who admitted taping her through a hotel room peephole in 2008, then posting video on line. >> it really hit home for me and hurts me the worst is when the girls, high school, college they tweet me and they say i want to be erin andrews except for the marriott stalker thing. i can't control that. that is every day. >> reporter: video has been seen nearly 17 million times, during cross-examination, a defense attorney pointed out that she has pick up major endorsements and jobs since the incident. >> andrew says she is emotionally traumatized and always on guard. >> as soon as i get the to the hotel no matter what city or state i am in, i tell them i want to be moved from the roomy was prebooked in. >> reporter: hotel says what happened to andrews is terrible but that the stalker toys blame. kenneth craig for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". 6:21 right now. eagles are keeping sam bradford up next how long quarterback's contract has been extended for and just how much money he will make. the it is a lot. meet two dancers with the the pennsylvania ballet who have a beautiful love story on and off stage. our jan carabao takes you behind the scenes of the show. and katie, it is raining but not a wash out. >> definitely not. some have seen the end line of the wet weather but there is another x factor that comes with the the forecast i will tell but also, also the s word, snow, it is making a return here, we will have details when to sam bradford sign a two year, 36 million-dollar deal yesterday, with 26 million guarantied. came on strong at the end of the last season but still has not appeared in the post season in his pro career. and maybe that could change this season, who knows. eagles fans we spoke with are happy with the move. >> i hope that mr. bradford, with that money, can, you know, can do some really good things for the community, and for the team. i'm okay with it, actually. i thought he played okay last year. it is not too much money. >> we are expect to go hear sam, not too much money. the last sees own set eagles record for completions and completion percentage. a rhode island basketball team is learning a hard lesson today, it ain't over until it is over and see why right here. broncos and chargers were battling for division two state championship and broncos tossed the ball in the air, celebrating early with the clock winding down. the chargers quickly called a time out, with one second left on the clock and then they pull off an amazing, game winning lay up, chargers win this one, 60-59, i mean the thrill of victory, agony of defeat and both teams in the same game. wow. coming up next on "eyewitness news" result from super tuesday. we have to make america whole. >> make america great again will be much better than make america whole again. >> donald trump and hillary clinton win big but they are not only ones celebrating victories, up next, closer analysis of what the results mean as campaign moves forward. also, many of us sit and talk to siri every day but now we are meeting the woman with the famous voice behind your iphone, meisha. rain is slowing us down, we have wet roadways and some accident because of it, i will let you know all of the places to avoid when we come back but first we will take a quick break. ...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 prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on 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three, coming up on city hall rate there but those gray skies are clearing out of here and katie, you are tracking some snow but first, i'm happy for your morning commute, rain seems to be moving out. >> absolutely. you can clearly tell there is dampness left outside on the area roadways. you are in the complete thely in the clear but brunt of this cold front has moved through, with the presip but lets talk about these rain amounts. it wasn't a lot but enough to mess with your morning drive. so folks out early with the sun coming up. we did have a tenth of an inch for bordentown, millville, philly international reporting .27, on the dock it the there and in furlong .3 of an inch did fall. with that said take a look at clearing skies here. we have a different camera shot taken outside kutztown area middle school. 39 degrees. focus on the wind. skies are clearing and that wind is main stay of our forecast for rest of the day. we will look at storm scan three and that rain is clearing out quickly. this is a three hour loop. even with the last few hours this has completely cleared our area. so from west to east, it is drying out, see skies clear for some sunshine but again, wind, that is the other issue you have to contend with. notice temperature different taking place in mount pocono, still technically mild at philly international, don't get used to that folks. the those temperatures will continue their decline with time and we will level off in the lower 40's throughout the rest of the day. talking about what happened the rest of the today, wind is an issue, skies clearing though so anything that has been left behind, wind will help dry that out and then, erika mentioned the s word, meisha, it is on the way, snow in the the forecast and we will tell you when it comes. >> yes, it is. >> i cannot even hide my excitement, thanks, katie. happy wednesday if you are just waking up with us as we can expect now we are heating up on the roadways and it is damp outside. we have been dealing with the rain like those with katie pointing out early risers got the bulk of it. we are trying to dry out. interstate 95 moving in the southbound direction at girard. you are no longer traveling at posted speed here looking very busy here. make net of that. somewhat to be expected on a wednesday. forty-two freeway north bound at creek road for those in new jersey take this to 295. you you can still see damp roadways here as well. certainly we are starting to see some rain kick up on windshield despite the fact it is not necessarily falling down on us. the it will slow you down quite a bit. this is where we have an accident eastbound schuylkill at conshohocken curve pulled off to the right shoulder and now it looks like we are blocking part of that right lane as well forcing everyone to move over into a single lane and this is going to really cause slow downs. this is moving in the eastbound direction at conshohocken curve and you can see you are coming around that curve, slam on your breaks, try to move over. i can only imagine the delays. give yourself a couple extra minutes in this area back over to you. donald trump and hillary clinton are making headway in campaign 2016. billion air developer is winner of seven states holding republican primaries and caucus. marco rubio pick up his first win in minute so the a ted cruz in alaska after victories in his home state of texas and next door neighbor oklahoma. clinton won seven states including arkansas where she was first lady for over a decade. exit polls credit support among african-american voters. senator sanners won in his home state of vermont and three others. he is promising to stay in the race to the democratic national convention which meets in philadelphia, until july. path to the presidency there clearer this morning but rather crowded still. there are candidates, in candidates dropping out at this moment. we are wondering where this leaves the campaigns. here to offer analysis is bill rosenberg political science professor at drexel university. bill, i i want to start with the democratic side. hillary clinton the big winner here. do you think sanders is still a threat. >> i think mathematically it is very difficult for sanders to be able to become the nominee. i think he will continue in the race and continue to raise issues, many of argued if you took this speech last night given by sanders and clinton you could have substituted the people. they were almost the same. sanders has had a major impact on the clinton campaign. >> it sounded like he had trouble getting african-american voters is that something that he can turnaround. >> i think if you have noticed in the past week or so you have seen a number of high level endorsements by african americans like spike lee, and various other entertainer, black figures in society. the reality is that the southern african-american community seems very much in the camp of hillary clinton. one of the things we have to recognize some of these victories that we're seeing while they are very impact full in terms of image they make little different in terms of the fall election. south carolina for example has never really voted for a democratic president so winning south carolina primary oral bam a a primary or mississippi primary really means nothing in the fall. >> turning to the republican side, trump won very big yesterday. is it his to lose now this nomination. >> i think so but what we have found is trump find it almost impossible to lose. he can say, do whatever he wants and his base eats it up and he just continues to roll role along. he would have really love to have won texas yesterday because that would have put a nail in the coffin for ted cruz but cruz carried his home state and also carried neighboring state of oklahoma. so, he is doing really well, trump but he will be hard to unseat even though that democratic or i mean republican establishment is doing everything they can to pull out the stops. >> speaking of the republican establishment many of been rallying around marco rubio who had a difficulties a appointing day yesterday. can he recover from that. >> i think so he but it will be tough. we have to realize that there are magic number of 1270 votes that are needed to win the republican nomination. if donald trump continues on this roll he will get to that number and then the whole shebang will be over. if he doesn't get to that magic number on the first ballot then convention is wide open, convention can nominate whoever they want. you have to realize 480 delegates at the convention will be uncommitted. so they candy side with whoever they want. it would be really interesting to go see whether or not trump continues and gets to that magic threshold. >> just last week marco rubio upgrading the insults you might say against trump. do you think race will get even more nasty. >> it will be interesting. what we have seen in this election site one who gets nasty end up losing. we saw same thing with chris christie not that long ago. he by getting nasty actually put himself out of the race. i think today what should happen really is ted cruz should call up marco rubio and say thank you very much, the fact is that rubio in effect softened up albeit a little bit donald trump but personally did not gain. >> talking about ted cruz do you think he is now the other candidate, they have been talking about both rubio and cruz as a two man raise between me and trump. the is cruz the person we should be looking to. >> mathematically it looks that way but politically it is probably not the case. i think we're going to find that people like kasich will in the go away particularly because he want to stay in through ohio, and get his delegates and be able to go to the convention and hopefully for him to be able to be a compromise candidate at the end of the the day. it seems to be that cruz has very little support within the establishment community and has only limited support outside. this is what the dilemma is for the republicans. who are they going to nominate if not trump? >> bill rosenberg, thanks very much, take care. >> take care good you too. still ahead this morning finding love anew an off the stage at pennsylvania ballet, jan. erika as premiere of the pennsylvania ballet, premiers, we will take you behind the scenes and we will show thaw real life love story, now trans sending the stage this high school freshman is not, he has helped more than a thousand young people specifically boys. reason boys need a little extra help is this weeks story of brotherly love. and a dog look closely with braces why a veterinarian decided that this was a good idea, that is coming up. my kids say go for it, mom.ob? yikes. be that woman who does what she loves. knows what she wants. "yeah, mom's gonna go for it!" except ... i don't have a clue where to start. hey we hear you. that's why aarp created life reimagined. it's designed to help you find your true passion - with personal advice from experts, coaches and people like you who are going for it. if you don't think "this is right for me" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities a forest fire in cumberland county is still keeping fire fighters bus think morning. chopper three over the flames along route 49 and estelle manor road in maurice river township. more than hundred acres were scorched yesterday. in the last report the fire service told thaws the fire was 50 percent contain and that rain, wind certainly affecting their fire fighting efforts, katie. >> definitely. thankfully the worst of the rain is now completely clearing out of here but now that said, the wind is what would i say is the feature you will notice about the forecast here today in addition to the fact that temperatures are falling. we will go out to the eyewitness weather watcher network and check out wind we are finding here. they are haphazard, depending on the location. not everybody reporting wind. where you do have it where ed is located in atglenn, 14 miles an hour wind out of the west right now. we have got it the in to the teens here across the delaware river, and even, just outside philadelphia, into the teens as well. so it is out there. these are your sustained wind speeds, folks but what we will find is that they stay at least in the teens for most of us and with higher gusts, high of 35, maybe 40 miles an hour. with that said i want to shift gears here and talk about the warmth we have been experiencing thus far, through the course of the last couple months. i mean december really far and away, over the edge for meteorological winter which runs december through february, and we ended up with on average, at least 13.7 degrees warmer then average. what that led to was, you know, one of the warmest months we have ever seen, let alone for month of december it was in fact the warmest that we have ever reported. now, with that said, storm scan three, starting to clear out quickly. we are looking at a three hour loop, look at how packed this rain just go a across the scene here. this is clear on out and sunshine is in store for us, but keep in mind it is not the prettiest day we have ever seen. we will find eventually that wind playing a role. now, future snow amounts. why are we showing that? thursday night into friday, folks another disturbance passes by to the south will trigger snow shower which will get underway again tomorrow night into friday, midday. by the time we're all said and done, friday into the evening it is all gone. we can have a few tents of an inch on unpaved surfaces, up to an inch or two depending on location but key here it is mainly wet roadways, and then, again accumulation happens where it the is unpaved. looking forward in the forecast though temperatures taking a hit here no better than 30's friday, rebound this weekend, and then a nice little taste of spring into early next week, meisha. >> okay, mixed bag indeed, thanks. good morning. happy wednesday to you. this is what we're looking at right now, we have an accident eastbound schuylkill at conshohocken curve pulled off to the right shoulder. the it the is causing slow downs. lets look at this backup shot. brake lights here. again this is schuylkill at the blue route, remaining eastbound direction approaching what you saw pulled off to the shoulder. good news it is indeed, on the shoulder not blocking any lanes at this point. i-95 around bridge, this is another area looking very slow moving, anywhere on i-95 moving in the the southbound direction is looking slow right now. we do have some construction in new jersey. route 38 between marter road and route 206, one lane is block, that will be blocked until 3:30. so make net of that for those in and around that area. also, boulevard in both directions at f street. so right the now a as we progress through the morning, it is starting to heat up a as we push toward our main rush hour at 7:00. this will slow you down a little bit. now erika, back over to you. pennsylvania ballet is getting ready for world premiere of the don, a love story version almost made for two stars and their special love connection. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joining us live at the bar from the ballet the rehearsal studio from broad street with their unique love story. just beautiful jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you will love these dancers this couple plays on stage, love, and that is not too hard for them because they are recently, engaged. their true love story is tree sending the stage and takes them from cuba all the way around the world to finally here in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> etienne diaz and mayara call the pennsylvania ballet home. members of the company's family. they spend hours, together in a class room and for the last three weeks at rehearsal, with the final notes from artistic director angel herreda, etienne and mayara are just about ready for opening night, and lead in the ballet the's don qu itot e. >> i'm's very excited, of course. >> it is going way too fast, i wish it was slower so i could enjoy it more. >> reporter: a core member thinks first lead for etienne in his two seasons with the ballet and it is first time he and maya ar a a a solo dancer, will star together as on stage love. asset yen the dash going but poor basilo, mayara the in keeper a's daughter, marrying a man of means. >> a story all about love, they try to runaway together and stay together. >> reporter: characters not far removed from the pair's real life after dating for six years, race month, etienne asked mayara to marry him, and she said yes. >> it was a surprise. i didn't expect that. >> that is why i did it. >> reporter: their love story runs deeper, both from cuba, the couple met in florida avenue mayara sought asylum to the united states at seven years old. >> when i came here to live with my uncle, my uncle told me i could not afford it so i have to start working. >> i told her i would get her back to dancing. >> he helped mayara with training and they traveled the world dance nothing all of the same companies, each other's source of support. on thursday, before the curtain rises, it it yet and mayara will take the stage. >> we will have have a kiss before we go on the stage and everything will be fine. >> ♪ the >> reporter: a true love story, on stage, and off. >> good. >> now etienne and mayara plan to marry next summer in cuba it premiers tomorrow and runs through the 13th. erika, back to you. beautiful couple, dancers, can't wait to see this show. jan, thanks very much. 6:49. time to see what is coming up on cbs this morning. nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with the preview. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have all of the super tuesday results. john dickerson and bob schieffer join us with how races are shaping up after donald trump and hillary clinton's big win. plus we will reveal u.s. news and world reports of the best place test live in america. and is phil collins ready to come out of retirement, anthony mason's rare interview with the music superstar. we will have more news in about ten minutes. >> our fingers are crossed in the studio, we love phil collins. >> i necessity, take care guys, you too. >> children in christ ace live at shelters with just clothes on their back. sometimes they don't have enough clothes to have them for boys. the as ukee washington shows us in this weeks story of brotherly love a high school boy with a big heart wanted to do something about it. >> they offered to start collecting pajamas for boys so there would be enough for all of the children and word is spreading. >> how about that. >> reporter: william burroughs who goes by the name bub ace sorting through dozens of donated pajamas in the atrium of st. joseph prep in philadelphia he started collecting them in 204 putting out flyers in his haddon heights neighborhood. >> originally the goal was 200 but that year we got 400. we doubled it. >> reporter: this year he got the school involved. each pair of pajamas is going to shelters run by center for family services in camden which often has a shortage of boys pajamas. >> sometimes kids are coming to stay with us for just one night and we are able to have that warm, cozy comfortable pair of new comfortable pajamas to help them feel safe. >> reporter: michael glenn says he had never heard of something like this until he met buba and he was happy to dive in. >> there is so many people out there that could be helped by us here at the prep. >> reporter: it that is spirit of giving that makes buba special says service program director sam beach. >> it is easy as a teen to become very self involve and buba is not like that. he is a person who cares about others. >> it is not that much, even one pair can go a long way. >> reporter: over the course of two years buba has collect more than a thousand pairs of pajamas. to find out more about the boys pajama drive, go to cbs,/brotherly love. i'm ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". fbi and apple are at odds over encryption but they agree it is up to congress to set bound dries over who can legally access 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"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joining us at south detectives with more on that story, justin. >> good morning. detectives are now trying to see if this is a case of self-defense, from witnesses they have learned that two young men were seen assaulting a six five-year old man and that he broke out his 45 caliber handgun, fired three shots, to break this all up. this all happened at 8:30 p.m. tuesday night, in the queen village neighborhood near second and bainbridge, each of those two a attackers alleged attackers, 20 and 21 are their ages are hit once. they were taken to jefferson. the the shooter suffered bumps, bruises, scratches and more. he was taken to methodist after surrendering his weapon to authorities. at this time police have surveillance video from that area, they will cull through that video to see just what happened. all three of those men were hospitalized, meantime, witnesses were brought here to south detectives, including that six five-year old shooter's wife who was walking with him when this happened. they interviewed them and now they say when those two men who are in critical condition recover they will also talk to them. the erika, back over to you. >> justin finch, thank you. right now lets check on the rain and roads. >> rain is done. we will to have be dealing with wind, anytime today. so, we will have to wrap things up here. about ready to hit road after watching news this morning thanks for joining us by the way make sure you secure loose objects you might have outside because you could see your trash can go flying down the road a a as we peak at 40 miles an hour through the afternoon, it should taper off by tonight, but rain, it is gone. >> yeah, that is good news. we were seeing cameras blowing around. wind will play a factor. we have an accident eastbound schuylkill at conshohocken curve. the it is pulled off to the right shoulder. still causing significant delays. we will go to our wide and pull that up, from the camera and see if we can get that. thank you. 21 miles an hour moving in the southbound direction on i-95. thirty-two the on the vine. dropping lower than that. twenty-two on the schuylkill. so you are traveling less than that right now. >> yes. >> exactly. >> next up on cbs this morning, we will have more on super tuesday and facebook reveals a new milestone for social media giant. i hope you have a great the day. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, march 2nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump dominates his super tuesday battle. donald trump turns his attention to hillary clinton hillary clinton after key victories in the key states. >> is phil collins ready to come out of retirement after calling music his enemy? a rare interview with the music star we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. instead of building walls we are going to break down barriers.

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