showers who rolled through the past couple of hours, still finding precipitation on the map. again, kind of scattered. so depends where you are, whether you will to to flick the windshield wipers but very much more after nuisance than anything unless the tail end of the loop, across bucks county, for the post part our temperatures are mild enough, you're not going to have to worry about any freezing do keep it in mind if you're reading maybe your car thermometer, start to hoffer near that, be extra cautious, more than anything i don't think you have to worry about temperatures into the zero's for the post part across the region as a whole. as the day progresses not only see the rain get out of here but clouds breaking for more and more sunshine. >> actually couple every degrees above average here, and with every passing hour it does continue to brighten up nicely, so by the time the sun actually set being -- setting, nice sunset to view. swing on the thermometer. i will walk you through which days are coldest, but generally said, quiet work week, though we will have storm this weekend, meisha. >> nice dry roadways, hoping you have a good commute this morning, that being said crack into the 6:00 hour. southbound direct, we take peak at the blue route, moving in the northbound direction, approaching mid-county. you can see northbound southbound, doesn't matter which way you're going, maybe heating up little quicker. overall, casino every holding steady there. then we do have construction, 322, between route one and route 452, we also have more construction 202 between route 30 and boot road. right lane block, between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. it doesn't start until 9:00 a.m. which would be nice, we push past our first bulk of the rush hour first, also more construction here 313, between blue route road and 113 closed until may. more on that coming up in the next ten minutes, rahel, over to you. >> new this morning, man shot and killed at philadelphia olney section, police were called out to fourth and ralston streets after 2:00 a.m. found 23 year old man shot in the head, what they believe to be point blank range. pronounced dead at the scene. police have not released the identity of the victim. they are still looking for shooter and motive. >> well, following some breaking news from overnight. the us has banned carry on electronics from son non-stop flight coming from the middle east and part of africa. >> expect to get more details on the ban from officials later today. right now our trang do is live at phl with more on the temporary ban. good morning. >> yes, any electronics bands on certain flights from the middle east as well as after a only flight affected here in philadelphia is cutter airways from doha. that flight schedule to arrive here at 8:15 later this morning. >> passengers on direct flights in northeast and calf can countries will have to check any len toxics larger than cell phone. the ban coming down from the us department of home lan security temporarily bars laptops, ipads, dvd players and even cameras from being carried onto planes on non-stop us bound flights from these ten cities. >> people want to use the time to be productive. >> one affected flight, cutter airways, airports like lax los angeles. >> probably more flights coming from the middle east, to new york, and l. , than any other airport. we could see somewhere affected by this ban. >> us intelligence officials ll response to unspecified terror threat. the reaction from flyers about the ban was mixed. >> i don't see whyrimited again. >> i don't think it sound very fair. different world. we have to >> do what we need to do. >> now there is banply tolightso these cities, no word on how long this ban will be in place. but for now, live from the philadelphia international do, , "eyewitness news," jim, rahel y. >> trang, thank you. in other news presidentes ol hill, that's ahead of the vote affordable care act. ten a daniels report the president has been campaigning ill on his >> president trump held a campaign sty venight. addressing healthcare, but making no mention of thefedel i. possible solution between associate of mr. trump, and russia,. >> fbi director james comey confirmed the probe during yesterday's five-hour house hearing russian involvement in a 2016 election. >> want to mess with our the co, thought might have chance to help mr. trump. >> while director cuomo would not c tomme specifics, cbs news has learned that those under scrutiny include former national security advisor, michael flynn, campaign foreign policy carter page, one time campaign chairman, hall manafort, and roger stone. a long time friend every president trump. >> and then obviously there has been discussion of pal manafort who played very limited role for very limited amount of time. >> comey as well as nsa director admiral mike rogers far more firm when it came to the president's un proven wiretapping claim. >> president obama could not unilaterally order a wiretap of anyone. >> no president could. >> i see nothing on the nsa side we engaged in any such activity. >> despite hoe -- high profile denials, still standing by the president assertion. hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." brawl at subway station is caught on video, now police say they're closing in on eight people they believe were involved. the assault happened at the race and vine station in center city thursday afternoon. the underground brawl started when snowball fight after school. three teens injured. one of the victims who asked that we not show his face says he escaped further injury by jumping on a train. "eyewitness news" caught one his parents who say they just want justice. >> someone sent me the video of it, the world just stopped turning. >> police say they've identified a majority every those involved, and charges are expected>> new this morning, protesters finally smash the windows after pittsburgh area jail, and damaged several police cars, that were parked outside. this happened at the allegany county jail last night, pittsburgh police say group of 20 to 25 mask people gathered outside of the facility. they through rocks, sticks, fired fireworks into the jail and nearby patrol cars. police arrested 11 people, protesters say they were rallying for the right every inmates. none of the jail's inmates were employees were hurt. well back in our area, police continue to investigate the second burglary at jewelry store in northeast philadelphia in three months. this time, thieves stole $1 million in jewels, from kim thanh jewelry, whitaker avenue. police say the suspect got in through the neighboring business' roof then headed for the jewelry store safe. based on how much was stolen, officials find it hard to believe that just one person did the job alone. new today opening statements begin in the trial of graham spanier. prosecutors say spanier put children at risk, by miss handling the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. sandusky is serving jail term on child molestation charges, have pleaded guilty in the case, could testify during spanier's trial. well, coming up:ment tweet that could have killed a man. we'll show you what made it so dangerous. >> plus manhunt continues for former teacher and the 16 year old student he is accused of kidnapping. fine out the chilling warning, that teen gave her family, before she disappeared. and pet owners are spending more on high ends food for their furry friends these days, but is it worth it? what you should be really looking for to keep your pets healthy and to save money, we'll have the story coming up next. >> recalling a product due to health risk. >> recalling ambulance of rocky mountain recipe red meat for adult dogs. they say it macon tape elevated levels of naturally occurring thyroid hormones, causing weight loss, increase heart rate, vomiting more health issues for your dog, best bow date of june 7, 2019. >> well, if that was your dog's favorite can of food, there are some tons of others to choose from, everyone's give their pumps the best possible meal, but just like with people food, the options are endless, and sometimes overwhelming. some people get the organic stuff, others are happen which more popular brands, local veterinarians told "eyewitness news" what he feels is most important links to dog food. >> some of it is certainly marketing, and that's something that we have to consider, what's very important to me is that a dog likes their food, that they're the proper weight. >> dr. cohen's main message was there is a dref dog and even every individual dog. works best for your pooch. >> caught dog. >> look at him. >> well local farmers are hoping spring wet letter stay for the rest of the season. >> i think we all do, dramatic changes to the weather in the first part of this year has taken some crops. warm february, brought out the buds prematurely, below freezing temperatures still of damaged crops. farmers are hoping that the well, tomorrow they're going down, up and downs, upn. >> i don't come bearing good news in that regard, looks like tomorrow specially will be really really frigid. now, talk a little more in depth about the conditions will stay farther not north, we showed this year year in the broadcast, looking ahead to warmer trend in the long-range for the month of april. now two day stretch where it feels like it might as well be at least january to you have that take extra care of your plant, i know some lost spring flowers because of the most recent snap. storm scan showing little disturbance, when i say lilly mean very, very minor, more every nuisance than anything, see though in the last couple of hours brought in very light rounds of very light rain. and it is all very scattered, too. i did see from eyewitness weather watch ers hands full every them they did have in fact a bit every rain moving through. it is very firing in spots at the grounds level. >> if you had any rain pretty much moved out off to the southeast, 37 degrees, still obviously couple of inches left of snow, on the side of the road here. but, looking forward, here are the cold days we had talked about. >> will feel like winter the next few days, then fanning lullly rapid turn around, all over the place, as we flirt with 70 by saturday. >> happy tuesday, push in the southbound direction now, take a look at how busy that's starting to get. so what about what is it right now 6:16 in the morning? busy on the boulevard, moving in the southbound direction, then jump on the schuylkill westbound at city avenue, this is what you are going to be running into, so already just quarter past 6:00 or so, for it to be this busy we know these stretches are only going to get busier through the 7:00. through the 8:00. then we start to lighten up little bit. that's long stretch of time that you will be dealing with almost bumper to bumper conditions in those areas. >> also, new jersey, route 130 northbound, new albany road, right lane blocked, in that area, also starting slower as well, then the pa turnpike, reminder e-zpass express lanes closed until april 10, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. well the tennessee teenager allegedly kidnapped by her teacher warned her family to call police, if she didn't come home. well, this is new video of the kidnapping suspect, 50 year old tadahito cummins, the attorney for the family of 14 year old elizabeth thomas, says, thomas told her parent she was spending the day with a friend. but to call police if she wasn't home by 6:00 p.m. investigators say thomas likely has very little with her. >> she might bewaring that same clothing. >> come inches has been fired from his teaching job, and his wife has made a public plea for his return, investigators say, he is on. >> some tweets can be as dangerous as the gun. that's logic behind charges aggravated assault with a deadly weapon filed against a saulsbury maryland man. tweeted animated strobe images to news week senior writer last december with a message: you deserve a seizure for your post. epilepsy in the strobe lights did actually trying area seizure. >> and, out in california, bad experience at wal-mart, was apparently enough to cause road rage. police are still looking for the driver of the silver car, watch as you see here, as it almost backs newspaper several people including some small children. this happened in a parking lot near san francisco. investigators say, it started when suspected driver went to return batteries at wal-mart, but was declined, luckily she did not seriously hurt anyone, authorities still looking for her. >> according triple a, 15 fatal crashes involves drowsy driving. now, government organizations wants to see changes to help reduce those accident. >> go to our website. >> in dash cam video shows what can happen whether a driver doses offer. new report from the national highway traffic safety administration estimates there are 1.2 million collisions every year because of drowsy driving. killing up to 8,000 people. the agency says steps need to be taken to prevent drowsy driving, including more signs warning people of the dangers. the group is also calling for more states punish drivers who fall asleep at the wheat. >> mercedes benz developed attention. >> technology may also help. several automakers, including mercedes and ford, have systems that read your steering habits, and can detect when you're drowsy. >> as people are reminded that they need to pull over, at rest, that's certainly -- >> but kelsey maze from cars. com says people shouldn't rely on their vehicle alone to wake them up. >> it is important that you recognize signs of your own drowsiness before you really get behind the wheel. >> doing so, could mean the difference between life and death. >> and something as simple as choo g the best time to drive can help keep you alert. list of other things you can do to avoid driving drowsy. i posted link for them on cbsphilly.com. well there is one has kept me up for weeks. the search for tom brady superbowl jersey over. fortunately, it ended in mexico. >> collective sigh of relief, as police came up with more than just one jersey. yes, this is video of the path tree at lockerroom after superbowl 51 last month. now, notice members of the media entering and exiting, that's the suspect, director of mexican newspaper, authority also recovered brady's superbowl jersey and denver's helmet believed to miller. >> well, you need an eye exam, don't have the time to go to the doctor? coming up find out if on line eye exams are sufficient. >> plus this giant chicken, working. >> turn around, look at your screen. >> just watch for a moment. yes, this thing, breaking the internet, is that actually a chicken, real? we don't know. this morning we are finally getting to the bottom of this thing. investigative reporting skills, stay with us, we will be right back. >> we will be tracking a larger storm system, will sends us on another temperature plunge here, it does look like saturday is incredibly mild, we likely flirt with 70 degrees, but temperatures start to drop off by sunday, that's also when we are most likely to see the next rounds of more widespread rain. guys? >> mercury controversial housing project aimed at helping those less fortunate in phoenixville is moving forward. borough council has approved a subdivision and lands development plan, for the construction after $12.6 million steel town village. the 48 unit housing project on wheat lands street will be designed for individuals and veterans with disabilities, elderly and work force families. >> from the burlington county times the army reserve has broken grounds on 87,000 square foot training facility on joint base mcguire dick lays hurst, $20 million project will serve about 600 army reserve soldiers, and one centralized location. >> from the times every trenton new jersey state department of corrections presented badges to 194 new officers yesterday, during the ceremony, the war memorial in downtown trenton, department also celebrated 58 recent officer promotions. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper heed lines around the delaware val. >> i a toddler from ohio, has become an internet sensation for his love of basketball, but also, how well he can play it. >> meet two year old calvin, apparently he lovers the movie space japan his idol michael jordan, not only adorable, though, calvin's mom and dad posted video to making four buck fathers row from to basket below, now it has millions of views. >> columbus own duke elliot was the first to catch it. that from point went viral. >> if he's not playing it, he's drawing it, tacking about it. >> i mean his whole worlds. >> future basketball player, says he gets plenty every practice since there are now hoops in every room of the house. >> might be a scholarship in that kid's future. >> well, coming un in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," hundreds of graves unearthed at old city construction site. and now we're getting a exclusive look at the remains as archeologists work to uncover their history. >> plus breaking overnight. electronics ban on some flights into the us goes into effect today. why anything bigger than an iphone is on the list. meisha? >> and rahel, we are getting busy this tuesday morning, accident in dresher, electrical repairs, construction, all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. welcome to your health with joan lunden presented by centers for disease control and prevention. >> hi. i'm joan lunden. diabetes is an alarming health epidemic in the united states affecting more than 29 million people and many of them don't even know the risk factors. today i am joined by dr. ann albright, director of the cdc's division of diabetes translation, to discuss the risk factors associated with type ii diabetes. it's nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> what are the risk factors? >> being over weight, being 45 or older, being physically inactive. if you are a woman who had diabetes while you were pregnant, gestational diabetes, and if you are a member of a high risk ethnic group whether african-american, hispanic, latino, asian american, american indian. >> i notice family history. you have to talk to your relatives to find that out. 25% of people with full blown type ii diabetes don't know it. that's scary. what is the serious complications? >> there are serious complications of do you understand. unfortunately blindness, amputation, kidney disease, heart attack, stroke, other nerve damage. >> those are serious. if somebody is watching and say i think i might have some of those risk factors, what do they do? >> first, take a simple risk test. determine where you constantly. if your score is high enough it will really prompt you to get that simple blood sugar test from your physician. >> i know i am going to go take that test for sure. in the meantime, there are other things i can do. >> yes. eat as healthy as you can as often as you can. move more, get physically active. try to make those changes longterm. >> ann, thank you so much. >> sure. >> to protect yourself from diabetes and the associated complications consult with your doctor about getting blood sugar tested to find out if you are at risk. all the information you need to know is at cdc.gov diabetes diabetes tv. thanks for watching. i >> good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> it is 6:30, what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> any electronics larger than a cell phone are banned from specific flights coming from the middle east and africa. those flights are long, i mean, people want to use that time to be productive. >> airlines have 96 hours to implement it. >> meet with house republicans on capitol hill. >> this is our long awaited chance. >> it is philly wine week. >> guys, i'm just diagnose to enjoy my glass here. >> whatever it is you do. >> get me tanked by 6:30. >> so who is dead? >> a new friend, has moved onto sesame street. julia is a muppet who has autism. >> it is important for kids without autism to see what autism can lock like. >> and the episode meet julia airs both on cbs and hbo on april 10. >> yes, i think a lot of people are looking forward to. that will let's get out to katie. characters on sesame street need to come indoors, because we have a couple of chilly days this week. >> we do absolutely. and really in need of his furry red coat here in the next couple of days. not breaking out of the four's in the new few days, will likely feel tomorrow specially no better than the 20's. what is happening? let's walk you through the pattern change, pretty drastic one, overall pretty quiet forecast folks. look at the last three hours though. there was disturbance, continues to be really, disturbance that's pushing through, very minor one. does not have a lot of moisture, i have, however, seen from the eyewitness weather watcher reports that some of you have seen a little bit of damp weather rolling through. it is more of a nuisance than anything. i would say you would get away without the umbrella for sure. in fact, really going to see the clouds blake for more and more sunshine with time today. forty-four the temperature at the airport, 44 in ac, mild beginning, frankly, but we don't even hit that value come tomorrow. so, as the disturbance departs today, clouds will slowly break, temperature wise hit the upper 50's in the city, and the wind does stay light. so overall, yes, pretty decent day. we walk you through the next couple of hours here, should be in the 50's come 11:00 a.m. we will be flirting with about 60 come 2:00 p.m. our expected daytime high is in fact 58 degrees. but with time, cold front passage is scheduled to take place. that's going to eventually knock our temperatures back very substancially, and that drop off is already going to be felt come this same time tomorrow. meisha? >> okay, thank you, so much, katie. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. so, if you missed it little bit ago, talking about two places really starting to heat up. the boulevard pushing in the southbound direction one of them, exactly what we're look at right here. you can see everyone really slowing down. as they approach the schuylkill. one, two jump on to the schuylkill, also where you get very, very busy. so here is a look at the schuylkill westbound at city avenue. still just waking up with us, next ten, 20 minute, this is an area you're going to have to tack on an extra 15, 20 minute right now. but every 15 minute increment do you have add on an extra five, ten minutes, more and more vehicles get out there. so just heads up. the boulevard pushing in the southbound direction as well as the schuylkill. very slow moving right now. already. also, we have an accident, in dresher, twining road between air lane andale road. string of accidents this morning many of which have cleared out of the way fairly quickly. also electrical repairs going on in new jersey route 130, new albany road, right lane block there. then some construction, just reminder just in case you missed it, pa turnpike mid-county toll plaza, e-zpass express lanes, closed until april 10, that really caused some slow downs and confusion during our morning rush. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. "eyewitness news" is getting an exclusive inside look as archeologists work to identify the remains found at old city construction site. the archeologist from rutgers camden are trying to identify each person burried near second and arch, at what used to be the first baptist church burial grounds. out of the hundreds of remains, the team found 77 coffins that were in great shape, and nervily 150 bodies out of coffins, but those bodies were intact. >> we tried as much as possible to get people out whole. and if we can gotten tire coffins out intact, that's what we aim to do. >> now, hundreds of the bones will be photographed and catalogued before being reburied. remains will be intered at mount mariah cemetery in southwest philadelphia. this morning, we are learning more about a new electronics ban that just went into effect for some international flights. the temporary ban impact travelers coming directly to the u.s. from certain airports in eight middle eastern and north african countries, any device larger than cell phone must be stored in checked luggage. critics say it is a ways of time. supporters however say they want air travel safe. >> this is a different world. we got to protect the. sa. and makes smart decisions about how we protect. so inconvenience, but will adapt do what we need to do. >> i mean, people want to use that time to be productive. >> say the new directive not based on any specific or credible threat of an imminent attack. >> well, president trump will make a pitch for the gop replacement for the affordable care act today. he's meeting with house republicans in a closed door session on capitol hill. meanwhile, top republican lawmakers are proposing changes. one includes larger benefits for older and disable people on medicaid, the house scheduled to vote on the bill on thursday. >> q and a session of the kneel gorsuch connelly makes hearings begin today. nominee faces hours of questioning, from the senate judiciary committee. democrats plan to press judge gorsuch on everything from abortion and guns to his independence from president trump in his opening statement. gorsuch pledged to be independent or hang up the robe. getting an office in the west wing, first daughter not getting official government job or salary, she will however get government issued communication devices as security clearance for classified information. her husband, jarrod, is senior aid to the president. >> president trump released his budget blueprint for 2018 which begins october 1st. >> business analyst, jill schlessinger, joins us liver from new york to answer some questions you may have about the proposal. good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> an important difference. explain the difference between the deficit and the debt. >> i have to say, this is the most frequently fielded question that i've answered in the last week. because it is bringing everything up for everyone. okay, so here is your reminder, deficit. it is an annual calculation. the difference between what the government takes in, and what it sends. take it like your family annual budget. now according to the congressional budget office, the deficit for fiscal year 2017 is expected to be $559 billion, or about 3% of gross domestic product. now, the debt, that is total amount that we borrowed year after year, kind of like your outstanding credit card balance, which borrowed to make you the difference, national debt stands at $20 trillion, divided into debt held by the public, 14.4 trillion, and debt that the government essentially owes itself, five and a half trillion. >> well, jill, the trump proposal provided some details about spending, but what does it omit? >> well, you know, this plan outlined changes to what's called dis greg airasia spending. and that includes most defense, education, transportation, programs, and it is determine through the congressional appropriations process. so, what the plan let out was any particular mention of something called mandatory or non-discretionary spending. now, that is spending govern by law, includes entitlement programs like social security, medicare, medicaid, also unemployment federal retirement programs, student loans and deposit insurance. here is a critical issue. 60% of all federal spending is considered mandatory, so that's why it was sort of notable that we didn't see that. now, just remember, all of the expert say most presidential budget pro polls as go no where, weaver to wait for congress to weigh in. >> still some time left. jill, thank you. >> well, in other news, some resident in philadelphia's manayunk section aren't happy over a proposal to build a new apartment complex that could wipe out hundreds of parking spaces. >> a developer is planning to turn the former site of the st. mary of the assumption church into 100 unit apartment complex with 132 parking spaces for tenant. now, community leaders say the move would eliminate huge clung of neighborhood parking. >> the law says this parking lot represents about 30% of the parking in the neighborhood. so it is a big hit. >> and other feel the move may force nearby community center to shut it doors, some of the other revenue it receives comes from renting out it facilities for events. well up next in the health watch, good reason foremen to watch their waistlines while they're young. >> plus, the internet has been freaking out over this giant, look at it, giant chicken, huge, and now getting much needed explanation for how this thing could be so big. pat? >> reporter: you guys are always bothering me as soon as i'm about to eat or drink anything. oh, well. philly wine week. so we've got this beautiful spread in front of us, sparkling wine, we have red, we have white, we have rose a. we have the whole 9 yards here, at pan ram a learn about pairing wine with food and all of the cool things going on here in philadelphia this week. so let me eat please. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> yesterday you made fun of me because i enjoy a nice wine cooler from time to time. is san grow an also ban from the your list? >> no, sangria okay. but jim, you're so young, so hip. >> that's why i like wine cooler. >> do ever get the sense that we're interrupting pat? he just can't be bothered with us. >> we'll be right back to see what he's eating. >> ♪ so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> so many matter of time before iron robot. finally here, ceo tweeted out it photo of himself. and giant robot suit last weekend, he put it on adam son exclusive conference, focuses on topics like robot nicks space, 14-foot tall robot design by the south korean company technology. >> talking about this earlier this morning, giant chicken. >> turn around if you're not looking at your tv screen, taking the minute net by storm. >> we now know the dog size chicken rahama chicken, according to the livestock conservancy. can grow to 20 points, your average boiler chicken only 6 pounds. cbs news has learned this is owned by a former in kosovo. >> getting to the bottom of things around here. also a lot of folks cbs-3 news room thought -- mystery solved. thought the giant chicken was like another giant chicken, from i say i say. >> indeed you do. >> why are we comparing the poor thing to a broiler? >> no way that huge chick send 20 pawn. that's like a 50 pawn chick glenn maybe, what's this, the weight system over in kosovo? >> i say, i say, i say, kate. >> i oh, my gosh. so many places i could go. i just -- i feel like i'm going to pass this by. >> i will say jim's face as he was reading that. >> comparing it to a boiler. >> one of the more price list things i've seen on the show. >> really helpful report for us this morning, take you first and for most out to this particular reading, from peter. 41 degrees, from him this morning. just said it within the last ten minutes, did mention that he's in one of those nuisance showers, that we were talking about. thought is not a big deal. not big deal. you won't need your raincoat, not going to need umbrella today. perhaps you got to flick the windshield wipers once, twice, that will be the worse of it, back into delaware here. we go on into this 41 degrees reading comes in from dolores. she actually is just under thick overcast right now, but did say that she has got some damp roadways. >> definately was in line of fire for those showers that did just come through, one more to four it degrees back into new jersey where kenneth martin also under thick overcast at the moment, willingboro, but did say that there was some rain on cherry blossom lane where he lives. so, not hoping for the rain thankfully going to actually continue to just make it exit over the next hour or so, so even though damp for your morning commute again nuisance at worse. >> you can see the back edge of the disturbance making it departure, but dow want to jump you ahead to tomorrow. cold front drops in, granted doesn't necessarily bring a lot of wet weather with it but it is going to really significantly knock those temperatures back. looking a led to taste of january-like chill. for tomorrow. not only are we stuck in the low 40's at best >> feels like the freezing mark, tomorrow rude awakening casino every day if you're not ready. make note of. that will got to bundle up for. >> this ahead to thursday, to up 45. >> by the time we hit the weekend shall meisha? >> all right, katie, loving that. almost to the 70s, good morning, everyone, and happy tuesday. so, what's on tap for your morning commute this morning? getting very busy >> being you can see string every vehicles out there. basically anywhere we look this morning, it is looking very, very busy. ninety-five pushing in the southbound direction at betsy ross, what you are dealing with there. no longer traveling at posted speeds on 95, the schuylkill, the boulevard, we have an accident here in dresher. starting to slow down little bit because of the accident, also, construction crews out there, still, 322 between route one, route 452. that's going to be one of them. also have 202, talking about yesterday, between route 30 and boot road. right lane blocked, between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. for construction 313, dublin pike between blue school road and route 113, going to be closed, closed until may. >> stretch as well, also more construction here, 130 northbound, before new albany road, right lane for some electrical repairs, jim and rahel, over to you. >> well, now on this cbs-3 health watch going to the eye doctor for exam, may become a thing of the past. >> on line, now available right on your phone. the on line eye exam, take a look at the screen, to read letters, shapes, numbers, all based on traditional eye charts. then indicate what you can and can't see and foresee. the company then send your results to write prescription. >> i would rather go to my doctor. good reason foreplan to watch their waistlines while young. the risk for liver disease and cancer starts in adoloscents. researchers studied how body mass index in young teens liver problems as adult. fawn obese teens and overweight young men more likely to develop liver disease than normal weight males. >> stopping for cup of joe, apparently, could save your life, study of the american heart association journal circulation, looked at where cardiac arrests occur to determine the first place for emergency de lib late ores. twenty-four hour atm's ranked high on the list, large volumes every people, some open around the clock. >> fourth annual philly wine week is taking place this week. >> "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live at panorama restaurant located inside o city, preparing for food, patrick? >> good morning, guys. yes, i am. this is beautiful spread that we have in front every us here at pan rack a. philly wine week. >> # days every great things happening here at panorama, but across the city of philadelphia. >> little going on for philly wine week >> doing tasting, against some of the best wines from around the world. >> and you have wine with panorama? >> we do, actually private label that we pour by the glass, only available here. we cut. we pick. we blend t come up with private label. pretty cool stuff. we match it against others, from valley and other new world wine origins, and see what you like the best. going to do that with three different flights on thursday night, things happening all week long here, and from big bottles to we're serving guy the glass all week for couple of dollars over cost. just to have unique access to older wines, different format. >> bars and restaurant, doing things like wine flight. of course we do flights every day. but having flights everywhere, is what we're really excited about, also, some pairings for wine directors around town, so something like -- >> what are we looking at here? >> we have little some black olives, tuna, arugula, cheese plate, might pair this with something here, somebody else might pair it with something somewhere else. >> i would ask. i guess people get a little bit, maybe, intimidated by pairing certain wines with certain foods? so you're here it tell us -- >> well, big part every philly wine wyche is take the imette st. guillen tim days out of wine and wine pairing and go around town and find out what drinking, different dishes, having special things offered to go along with the wine. and understanding of the wine that really unique. >> philly wine week.org is the website. where our calendar of events is. to fine everything going on all week at all of the different venues, also, pa wine land. com for local wine everybody so proud of what they produce. >> sure. >> we should be too. great wines coming from pennsylvanian in particular, but great wines from all over pennsylvania. >> producing and serving wine. >> and you're co-founder of this very event. so i'm sure it is just, i mean, crippled basically in the last four years. >> got together 2014 and kick it off with wine reception here. just got opening reception sunday, great, but we have wine event happening all week long, whether it is very simple. >> mr. food and wine pairing or -- >> i'll get -- >> are you okay with that. >> i think you should. i don't blame you little bit. >> should i try to get in here guys? >> would it be rude to ask for andrea? would it be rude to ask for sangria? >> not at all. >> thank you! >> i would say i'm very flexible. >> all week long! >> philly wine week. >> all right. sounds good to us. >> we're not mentioning the wine coolers. don't tell them about the wine coolers, pat. >> very impressive, pat, out there couple of hours, still seems very alert. >> well, it won't be long before girls are dawning their gowns for the prom. >> yes, and the police athletic league of philadelphia making sure every young lady has what she needs for the big day. >> girls will have the opportunity to find the perfect dress for free this afternoon. be able to pick from hundreds cents of donated dresses, shoes, accessories, at the prom boutique. >> oh, flies. >> it will be held at the pal center at spring garden, free event starts at 4:30, goes until 7:30 tonight. >> we will be right back with three to go. don't go away. 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