a live look, at storm scan three, shows a soggy, start as this weekend wash out, continues, before you meteorologist chelsea ingram promises us, that there there is light at the end of the tunnel when we can expect this rain. and, marjory stoneman high school, and, initial response to the deadly shooting. and more on the fall out coming up. and if you missed mummers march on new years day don't you worry, we will tell you where to see them today with the super bowl, champion taking center stage. and today is sunday, the february 25th good morning i'm jan carabao lets get over to that forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, tell me this rain will end soon. >> it will end. don't thank me for that thank high pressure that will be building in heading into the start of the upcoming week but

for today we have to deal with a very soggy start, we will however see some improvement lead go into the afternoon. let me take to you a look at our live neighborhood network across the river you can see rain drops on the camera lens there completely overcast skies, a lot of areas are dealing with fog, rain, as we begin this sunday morning. lets look at storm scan three we are seeing more light rain making its way in to portions of philadelphia, heavier downpours when we pick out yellow, orange, ocean county, burlington county near pemberton, this heavy downpour they come through moving out very quickly but they are no fun either way, we will zoom out, to see out west of our region and portions of central maryland as well as into portions of pennsylvania, just west of lancaster where we are monitoring another line, of some pockets of heavier downpours moving through in the next few hours and then we should see improvement as far as the rain's concern. forty-four in philadelphia.

forty-four wilmington. forty-six in millville. forty-two waking up in willow grove. forty-five in palmyra. forty-four in cherry hill. you need rain gear this morning but you should see a slow down this afternoon. fifty-eight for the high temperature down the shore. in the poconos mild, 47. dealing with plane old rain there as well. we will talk about when sunshine returns in full, in just a few minutes, jan. >> sounds good, chelsea, thank you. developing right now, all lanes of i-95 are now opened to traffic after a collision near philadelphia international airport. the crash on the highway's north bound lanes near exit number 13 happened just before 4:00 this morning, two people have been rushed to the hospital, so far though no word on how serious those injuries are. also new this morning police are looking for gunman who shot a man in south philadelphia, the shooting happened just before 5:30 this morning in the 700 block of mc keen street and east passyunk crossing. police say man was shot in the

lower body. student from marjory stoneman douglas high school in park land, florida will aloud to return to their school today for counseling. as correspondent, laura podest a shows us there are new questions about the initial response to the shooting by some deputies. >> broward county sheriff's office says it is investigating claims that second three departments did not go into marjory stoneman douglas high school when they should have. cbs learned that, carol springs office's arrived shortly after the shooting and found deputies outside with guns drawn. a fourth deputy school resource officer scott peterson resigned this week, sheriff said peterson took a defensive position outside the school during the shooting. nineteen year-old nikolas cruz is suspect of shooting and killing 17 students and teachers in under 10 minutes on valentines day. on sunday students can return to school for counseling, and a orientation. >> we will try and get back to as normal as possible and really take care of the

kiddies bottom line. >> reporter: shooting sparked intense debate about gun laws and school safety, president trump has suggested tougher background checks and arming teachers. florida governor proposed raising age to purchasing a assault rifle to 21. saturday congressman who representing parkland florida, called for action. >> nearly 20 years since columbine we continue to suffer a mass gun violence problem that is uniquely american, the rest of the developed world has fixed this and saved lives. >> reporter: several companies are cutting ties with the national rifle association, and united airlines tweeted it is notifying nra that we will no longer offer a discounted rate to their annual meeting, enterprise, hertz met life and others have also ended relationships with nra. laura podesta for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back here at home classes are expect to resume tomorrow in the parkland school district in lehigh county after fire destroyed a garage full of buses there.

the school district is borrowing buses, and repairing ones that sustained damage, the fire which happened early friday destroyed 16 newly purchased buses in the garage and damaged about a dozen other buses parked outside, the price tag on that damage is more than two million-dollar. we're new learning more about a series of crashes involving parked cars along a south philadelphia street. police say a suspect drunk driver hit 15 cars on the very same block, "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves explains how neighbors made sure that the suspect did not get a way. >> shattered glass and plastic car parts, still litter this street in south philadelphia 24 hours after an out of control driver came down, south third street, ramming into one car, after another, after another. >> it was like mass his tear use down here, i said everybody was walk around the street looking at everybody's car. >> reporter: fifteen vehicles were hit. >> three or four were totaled.

>> reporter: authorities say out of control driver attempted to flee toward porter street, in his ford f 150 truck. >> i took the vehicle down with another inane. >> reporter: report this off-duty sheriff's officer and people in the community wouldn't let him. >> i got kids and for that to happen and somebody to get hurt or killed. even if i'm not an officer a normal person would take off and do what you have to do because you have to stop the person before they hurt anybody else. >> reporter: michael mcgee thought about kid in the neighborhood potentially getting hurt chased down out of control driver and then eventually yanked that driver out of his truck. >> he pulled the guy's belt off and used that to pull his hands because he was resisting on the ground. >> he said i'm from the neighborhood. i said i don't care. if you are from the neighborhood then you know how to act. >> reporter: philadelphia police say when they arrived on the scene that out of control driver was on the ground with the crowd of people from this neighborhood, surrounding him. authorities took him into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence and now identify him as four

three-year old james kieser, in south philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wilmington police have charged two people in the death of the 15 month-old child, this is one of the suspects, 37 year-old levar harris, and investigators say that the child's mother left her baby in the care of harris and another suspect last week, the two suspects were arrested on murder charges but no word on how the child died. it has been one week since a fire gutted an olde city building this week demolition crews are expect to start tearing it down. four alarm fire destroyed 239 chestnut street, philadelphia 's department of licenses and inspections says that what is left of the building is imminently dangerous and it has to go, and demolition is supposed to take place for about a week, there will be road closures during that work and you can find that information on cbs philly.com. happening today, round two of the mummers parade.

>> ♪ >> and, this is a preview, of what you'll see at fifth annual mummers mardi gras parade in manayunk today, it will take place this afternoon from one to 3:00 o'clock along main street, 16 mummers string bands are set to perform, and we're told eagles center jason kelce is expect to make an appearance. also happening today there is a sea of pink this morning at the pennsylvania convention center, and thousands of gymnast are there for tenth annual pink invitational a competition that raises money and awareness in the fight begins breast cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live at the convention sent they are morning where competition is wrapping up to day, chantee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan that competition is about to kick off any minute and jim me is one of the staff workers, good morning, thanks for joining us. we see some of the girls working out here behind us what are they are preparing

for. >> girls are in the mid of their warm up for tenth annual pink invitational getting ready to compete in just a few minutes. these lovely women have raised money for us over course have the year and then give money back to unite for her, non- profit, support would go man with breast cancer. >> awesome. there are a lot of women who benefit, given two and a half million-dollar over the past 10 years, tenth year, this is a big deal, tell me your story because this touches you closely, is that right. >> it does, yes in, 2012 i was diagnosed with breast cancer at age of 30, totally out of the blue and while my medical team really helped, you know, cure the cancer unite for her came in as a really important way to help heel the rest of me, acupuncture, ohio, massage therapy, and there is a therapies, for you, through money raise by pink invitation al. >> you came back and you have

given your testimony as well. >> yes, i volunteer here at pink invitational soon after i went through the program and shared my store it with the girls just as a way to say thank you for their hard work. >> this one we're looking at right here. >> on staff right now unite for help i'm wellness day program manager for unite for her and i help plan wellness that gives back to the women of the philadelphia area. >> yes, i am's working, in just a minute. >> awesome, awesome. >> we're wrapping up here but how many teams are here for this competition on this floor right here. >> several it looks like. >> ninety-four teams in total are at at the competition it looks like 16 teams competing. >> pretty awesome. >> doing a great job. >> i spoke to parents earlier and really rewarding experience. >> hardest working bunch we will fine and parents have been wonderful and supportive helping us raise money as well

>> awesome. >> well, we will remain out here and continue to bring you even more of the competition, later on in the newscast, for now we will toss things back over to you. >> always a great event 10 years strong now, thanks. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning we have been stuck in the stretch of mostly cloudy, rainy days but meteorologist chelsea ingram will be back to tell us when we will see sunshine again. can't wait for that. severe weather turns deadly in other parts of the country from possible tornado may have touched down leaving behind a path of destruction. treating teens with the difficulties bill taiting condition our stephanie stahl shows us a local hospital that is leading the way when it comes to new treatment for

two people are dead after a strong system is that may have included tornadoes pushed through stat on saturday.

storms destroyed homes, damaged vehicles and trees in wd after high winds flipped over a trailer home into a pond inrkd kentucky woman died when a suspect tornado hiter home.ears, or debris got found in the kitchen. >> woman's husband was outside of that home when the a he suffd minor injuries. some wild weather to and wee dealing with our own stretch of wet weather. >> we are, more rain,iknymo, wen well over 5 inches of rain at philadelphia international mon t has been a very soggy february abe in addition toling with a vy thick fog, let me show you a it, our cape may camera. that is highl inn in. you cannot see a thing, dense

fog that we are dealing with in some locations and we will take a visibility now showing thaw we definitely have limited points, less than half mile in atlantic city and cape may county dealing dense fog as i jt showed you as well. we also have a dense fog delaware beaches, until 9:00 this morning, significant fog as and even in wilmington, philadelphia, places where we are rain, mist visibility is not ideal as we are starting out your d t storme and show you where we are getting rain, we are dealing withigh portions of philadelphia but heavier pockets embedded w you you can kind of pick out e, tt spring old cross the map is where we have those heavier downpours. they do not laste t in and movet we have more rain heading ourwa. drawing your tension to portions of ocean county,

monmouth county where we have plenty ofin through this morning. how about rain we have seen so far, since midnight? well, pretty under an inch in the poconos, around .63 in over a half inch of rain reported, since midnight, this is just sinceesterday, around .t philadelphia international and wilmington around a quarter of an inch, most recently reported. as i mentioned it is not like we need anymore, 18 out of the 25 days so far we have had a report of at lee a trace or more, of precipitation, so it has absolutely been a very soggy february, and, it is all starting with that warm front lifting through the region this morning, most of the rain we're's dealing with is due to the warm front and that will be followed by a cold frontal passage later on today. high pressure will build in. rain will taper off by sunday afternoon. sunshine will return thanks to high pressure as we head into monday afternoon and then tuesday, it is looking even

better. so lets talk about how things play out nor next couple of hours, because you probably have, weekend plans and it does look like heading in then y outdoor plans this afternoon or you will be able to salvageie have yet another line of some heavier downpours, that is moving or 11:00 o'clock in the morning and then things will start to taper off as wenoon hours, this particular model, drying things out by noon time, a on fr another hour or two, we will have to hold for that chance for aund, even for mummers parade that starts at 1:0 t temperature right around 52 degrees in manayunk, right now around i philadelphia, 46 in millville, down the shore temperatures in the mid 40's, good morning 41 degrees. forty-two in willow grove. forty-fourft holly right around2 degrees in the doyletown areaild days on tap, very mild start, rain will

begin to taper as won a then lof cloud sticking around by 3:00 o'clock with ate herature of 56, that is still well above average. we will stick with the mild day, 58 on monday, 58 on tuesday, with full sunshinun and includen wednesday with a high of 60 and some chillier moreks its wan by friday and saturday, jan. >> still i see a sun, that is right. >> step in the right direction >> thank you.me for the road. lets get over to cheryl golden in the traffic center, good ryone should allow extra time heading out this morning due to the wet r live look in philadelphia woodhaven road eastbound at academy roadnues lk that right lane. police are on the scene waiting for p arrive to help take care of that water. moving over to detours mummers marry grad parade will have main street

closed between 11h a.m. and 4:00 p.m. between sures lane and green lane. mass transit norristown line between elm street and norristown transportation center is si construction. live from the traffic certainty i'm cheryl golden jan you. on the healthwatch new advances helping curvature of the spine. health reporter stephanie stahl has more about treating often hitting scoliosis. >> my whole core engaged. lindsey gordon do ds >> i can switch over to doing eps strong, penn freshman has scoliosis avapi. >> holds your spine in place. >> reporter: after being diagnosed at 12, leyis brace fo0 hours a day. what did that fee>> it was very. >> been to the left. orthopedics at chop

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>> advanced cases bac surgery is usually the only option. i'm stephani cbs-3 "eyewitness news". nominee mary j. blige up with for two academy award this pluss still live and well in our gi to support not just one but two super bowl winningan home. we are back in a

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eagles nation gives more cheers to moorestown new jersey's favorite citizens, head coach doug pederson and assistant coach were honored to bring the vince lombardi trophy home to philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, was there.

>> ♪ fly eagles fly >> reporter: strike up pep band and lets hear our favorite fight song. >> ♪ >> reporter: eagles super bowl celebrations continues saturday. moorestown new jersey honor two favorite citizens head coach doug pederson and assistant offensive coach eugene chung. >> welcome, moorestown. it are i cannot be more proud, to be this year in moorestown to be part of this community. >> reporter: he and pederson were praised for winning in the face of injuries, adversity, and foreman men to love ice cream this was pederson's cherry on top. >> here by proclaim february 24th, 2018 to be coach doug pederson day. >> reporter: hundreds came to show their appreciation. >> it is great for the city of philadelphia, for the surrounding communities to be part of something so special. going forward right now we are not going to be the same

philadelphia eagles. the way this system works we're not going to be the same but we will have the same just s hard. >> reporter: pederson listed moorestown during coaching stint under andy reid , residents say they enjoyed making memories with th >> yes, cool he got to come back, awesome. doug pederson coming here and be with us, in this communitysay and plans to make it a vacation day in the hopefully one to savior more super bowl victories. in bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". hbo will release bio pick starring al pacino aspen state head weeks now, premium cable channel tweeted the this trailer for the film. hbo says that the movie will fo paterno faced from the child sex abuse scandal involving former assistant coach sandusky, the all time,

winningest coach in major college football fired just days after sandusky 's arrest, paterno, died two months later at 85 years old. mary j. blige received world wide recognition and nine grammys for her hip-hop soul sound but hard to recognize in her role in a film mud bound, and that is just fine with her as she tells cbs michelle miller. here's a preview of the interview you will see coming up later on cbs sun take this morning. >> the beauty about all of these accolade that are coming with this parties that i disappeared and i think that is what it is b i'm so happen that i people did not recognize me. i was happen any this process. >> reporter: it people seem like a long journey from the housing project in yonkers where she grew up, just outside new york city to the south in the 1940's, or maybe not. >> what people don't know in my family is my mother and

father is southern and every summer when you are in insuring your family sends you down south in the summer this woman is my grandmother. she was a share cropper's wife and my grandfather would be mowing lawn and everything else and she would be out in the field. i saw her kill chick owns. >> you had to temple it. >> she was definitely in my dna. >> action. >> mud bound was directed by d ee reid and both director and star have made oscar history, reid is first black woman nominated for best adaptive screen play and blige in two categories best supporting actress and best original song to get those two nominations in the same year, it is unprecedented. >> ♪ >> as florence, blige kept her fewer any check with one thing on her mind,.

>> the bible. see my mom was a step with man as well because my mom was a single parent. her whole goal was survival for her children. >> mary j. blige taking hollywood by storm. plus celebrating 50 years of the beatles sergeant pepper, that is this sunday morning right here on cbs 34 at 9:00 a.m. still ahead in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" this sunday morning have you had enough of the rain just yet? we are getting a lot of it this morning and fog too, good news is the skies will start to clear up very soon. meteorologist chelsea in grammys back to tell us when we will start to see these rain showers taper off, back in a moment,

carabao, are you over this rain, so areth end is near, hers meteorologist chelsea ingram

in the eyewitnessernter for vere forecast, hi there, b cng back sunshine but until then we are dealing with the rain, foggy condition now boardwalk plaza in rehoboth on our live neighborhood network yca foggy conditions there, we have dense fog advisories that have beenal, issue southern delaware, including our delaware beaches as well as dover and als into these further most points of south alki cape may county, atlantic county we are dealing withnise and dense g advisory in effect until noon time today. areas not dealing with the dense fog but we are dealing with the rain outhere and light rain moving in philadelphia, heavier downpours located onev along nee we have some heavier downpours in ocean monmouth county toward shore points there and zooming out you'll

lancaster we are seeing another line of showery action going to be moving in over next couple hours as well. hiladelphia, 44 in wilmington. forty-six in millville. zooming in more, 44 in media, 44 in mullica. good morning to you in cherry hill right around is a good stt because we will see mild weather in the afternoon, high philadelphia, down the shore 58 and then in thegrees. we will let you know when sunshine returns in full in a >> chelsea, thank you. counselors will be on hand today at florida highs a teaches were shot and killed 11 days ago. students and supporters took part in the march in parklandicd fight for tougher gun laws and a ban on assauso this weekend tw outcry over reportsha mar junior i stoneman douglas high

school did not enter the shooting, ashley karen reports >> you w you were armed. you had protection more than anyb >> reporter: students from marjory stoneman high school sp police reports that four broward county deputies stayedg wh their weapons drawn, while gunman nikolas cruz was inside shooting with a ar15 style rifle. th that one uniform but peterson was not knew there was an active shooter on school ground. er was behind stairwell wall just standing there and he had his i at the building. he froze, he gotknow did you nol and you could have saved a lot of superintendent said he was shock, outraged, angry to hear about whato rlize that more coud

have been done, that potentially lives could hav thit outrageous. >> reporter: when reporters as scotties rail what peterson should have done >> went in.iller. killed the killer. >> reporter: accounts oicers witnessed after arriving on the scene will be released in week. i'm ashley karen,es e now cutting ties with the national rifle association after the florida school united airlines tweeted that it will stoper nra's annual meeting, enterprise, h ertz, met life are also lobby business relationship organization and the u.s. congressman who represents the city o action on a political level. >> lumbine we continue to

suffer a mass gun violence gun problem that isamican. the rest of the developed world has fixed t lives. >> reporter: meantime students in parkland, florida are now also are calling the never again mont student led march set to take place march between the president trump is responding to the memo released house intelligence committee a rebuttal document to the republican memo relead accusing the fbi and justice department s of anti trumpia podesta has m. >> reporter: on twitter said memo released by democrats on governmental surveillance political and legal bust and just confirmed all oone president also called into "fox did is really fraudulent and somebody should >> reporter: earlier this

month republicans released a memorandum he saying surveillined and renewed on forr trump campaign advisor paged based on information with an individual with an anti gend, the redacted memo written saturday written by democrats alleged that theindependent basis separe from that fur to believe pagewin intelligence. in a statement ranking committee member adamxtensive rf the initial fisa allegation evidence of illegal, unethical or unprofessional behavior by lawe. republicans say warrant to monitor page taints origins of special counsel 's investigation into any connection between trump laura podesta for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>an criticizing redrawn map of pennsylvania's congressional districts. the president quote, democratic judges have totally

redrawn election lines in the great state unfair to republicans, and to our country as a a peeled to the u.s. supreme court, asap. this is the new pennsylvania state supreme court approved on monday, and now a group of repca lawmakers is suing election officials, asking the federal court to require that ts use the republican drawn 2011 district ll, american workers were on the march across the country yesterday including rightre in philadelphia. munitymembers low wage workers leaders all gathered at independent hall and then joined w fighting, for worker freedom at city hall, monday's arguments before the u.s. supreme court in a lawsuit that union m their

union worker understand and out here to educa know is wt being legislated, deception behind it and what wedo to comb. >> now the supreme court case je the american federation of states, county andemployees ande employee is challenging at rally in philadelphia was one of more than 300 at work nation. the public will soon be table pay its respects to the reveen tomorrow, pallbearers brought his body out of thehome funn ash carolina on saturday morning. spectato lhe 130-mile procession route from ashville to his birthplace of charlotte , his in repose tomorrow and tuesday , and then reverend he u.s. capitol on wednesday and thursday, before its return to funeral, graham died last wednesday billy was 9.

there is still so much more to come cbs-3 "eyewitness news", this sunday morning and we will loo ahead oe the nation, stay with

nice the nation is coming your way this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3 and joining us with a preview live from washington is face the nation moderator and cws news senior foreign affairs correspondent, margaret brennan, margaret, good morning. >> good morning to you, jan, very happy to be here on this sunday morning with the face the nation team. we are going to be digging into this question of whether the political sands are shifting on this contentious, topic of, how to reign in gun violence, and are there ways to tackle gun safety in the wake of this parkland florida shooting. we will talk to two congressman from the area, ted deutch, a democrat and his republican collogues brian

matt an afghan tan war vet, who has changed his views and asking for a ban on assault weapons, will other republican s in congress join him? and what would a proposal putting armed teachers into schools, look like? we will dig into that with the republican governor of arkansas asat hutchinson formerly a congressman has done some work on this idea of putting armed guard into school. now that president has put his shoulder behind this idea and backing states to consider it how would this actually work, a lot of people are asking this question as their kids head back to school tomorrow, jan. we will also speak to survivors and parents of the victims of the columbine and sandy hook massacres and others, impacted by gun violence to see what they should should be happening and what we can all expect a lot to discuss. >> margaret, a big congratulations to you as new moderator there at face the nation. >> thank you very much. >> we will see you at 10:30.

still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning , rain continues this weekend chelsea ingram's back to tell us when it will finally come to an end and what we can expect for the upcoming workweek but first here's chantee. >> reporter: jan thousands of gymnast filled the pennsylvania convention center all to raise money for breast cancer patients their stories ahead. this ride isn't fast but it is surreal, meisha johnson shows us who take this trip around memory lane in this weekend's dream drive, we will be right

thousands are going to themt today to help fight breast cancer and they are all wearing pink. chantee lans is live at the pennsylvania convention sent

they are morning where this event ise ab medal, chantee, god morning. it is for raising money. they have raised two and a half million-dollareas cancer patients and personally want to introduce to is the actual first, from the director. so the girls are doing their thing. tell me what t a us. >> well, they have 25 minutes to warm up before they start cod that is exactly what they are doing. >> yes, about the level >> this is , level goes from level one up to level 10. these are gymnasts and we have 80 of them competing right have six gyms going to day. >> reporter: wow, pretty >> yes, yes. >> reporter: well, thank you for talking tappriate it and wel watch these girls, doing these things, and this year they are s

dollars alone, again for breast cancer patients in area,s very rewarding for b t of coursl 3,000 plus girls. that is very latest live from center chantee lans for cbs-3 "eyewitness nac to you. chelsea's indoor events is . >> it thinks morning but i think if you have outdoor salvage those because weather will be improving as we head throughout the day. rain, some foggy conditions out there lets start with rainfall totals from watchers. lou in uer an inch for william in levittown pennsylvania. phil inalf in much: they get slow here. we have a quarter, to upw ih foy weather watch's cross the region. into the rain, fog, lets go to the place where it looksik rehoboth,

taking a live look at neighborhood network camera.reae fog advisory in effect,nd still see peeing stralling board but hard to see with that fog out there, this fogry r cumberland county cape may counties, atlanticuth jersey ane dover as well into the delaware beaches until noon at y poor, especially into south dover, around .3 miles or less , and we have improving reading, trenton but it is ayuky start to t nonetheless, storm scan three showing that there is more raov right now a batch of light rain but there are areas whe moderate, heavier rain that move in quick and move out ing right along i-95 from philadelphia to trenton. j off our shore points but we have

more rain on the way for today looking west l ofcaster, we have some heavier downpours moving just south of batch of rain is what we have to contend with for next coup see improvement as far as our weather i c are dealing with the warm front lifting through the area followed by a cold fronty and te will build in. very soggy rain tapering off pie sunday afternoon and will be returning into monday. forecast future weather helping to panning o hours heret batch that is moving through portions of lancaster county ists w in to portions of south jersey near millville and easwitingtons morning. this piece in trenton will have that possibiliaviety downpe will really start to see improvement by one or 2:00 in the afternoon. this model begins to dry us out by noon time. it will last longer as far as

rain is concerned for that so even if you are heading out to manayunk for mummers parade, there is still that possibility that well see lingering shower but that is filled by drying with temperatures in the lower 50's at the start of the parade. 44 degrees in philadelphia 46 in millville. forty-six atlantic city. forty-five down the shore in wildwood. we are at 46 in dover as we zoom in, 41 waking up in pottstown this morning, 44 in media, 42 in willow grove. forty-six in palmyra and 45 in mount holly. heading in the afternoon it is rainy for first part of the day improvement in the second part of the day. temperatures will make it in the mid 50's in philadelphia, 60 in wilmington, there will be spots that is near 60 degrees. it is a very mild day. eyewitness seven day forecast 58 on monday as skies turn mostly sunshine, beautiful day on tuesday, jan with a highe coo bg weekend, back to you. 8:50 timos let go over to cl

golden in the cbs-3 traffic center, goodning, jan. live look at malvern route 202 southbound shut down at o crashn see that in the distance motorist are forced off at 29 dy in that area. in philadelphia, woodhaven road at flooding remains in that right lane police are on the scene hat area. i'm cheryl golden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" and we will

welcome back. century ago amusement ride looks very different. meisha johnson found that old magic just a dream drive away in montgomery county, this drive is not fast, but it is a thrill. >> thank you, honey. >> there is in the many places to go and ride 108 year-old

carousal. >> reporter: it took almost two decade but volunteers got this carousal back in business in pottstown. >> i had, around here when this thing started. >> reporter: rolling for a new generation. this is so special and so nostalgic. because i don't think i have satan a carousal since i was in elementary school. how long did it take to get this up and running to where you have it today. >> physical years it was 16 years involved. >> reporter: wow. >> taking carousal when they got witt no animals and rebuilding it, having the animals carved, sanded, painted. >> reporter: each animal is wood, not plastic or fiberglass each one was reproduced as original carousal. >> total of nine local artists , that painted all 50 animals. >> reporter: they have created history here creating vintage

style paintings all around carousal and rescuing a ride from olden time. >> thinks our restores 1850 horse drawn trolley, from wilmington, delaware. we have restored it and made tonight to our snack bar. >> we have had almost 70, 75,000 visitors so far. we have had people here from every sunday to visit with these kids. >> i know which animal i want to go on, the zebra. >> reporter: there are certain won here that the kids really gravitate too. >> younger boys love the deer. a lot of the girls love the giraffe, we have three giraffe s. >> reporter: you saw giraffe is that what you want to ride. >> um-hmm. >> reporter: why? >> because they are my favorite. >> we have people that come here to ride it again because they rode as kids and great to see the smiles. >> he enjoyed it, the lights, the horse, he had a if time. >> reporter: how fast does this actually go.

>> 2.17 miles per hour. >> reporter: so nobody will walk away with theg tket here and you will catch them if theyun my language now. >> reporter: meisha johnson for news". >> might be a good place to visit this morning since that rain isd. >> anything indoors this morning will suffice but by this afternoon plans you should be okay but still run risk for isolated showe improvement is on the way and here it is in the seven day forecast, look athio monday, skies turning mostly sunny, we will start off with a couple cloudgood-bye the aften tuesday, and then with plenty of s sun and cloud on wednesday. we do start to cool down to more seasonal levels as we head saturday, that is also going to come with a chance of rain in the forecast butor off, monday and tuesday, looking pretty good. personally for

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