we saw winds in excess of 40 miles an hour yesterday. and there was even hail in south philly yesterday. so, it was a cold, blustery day, and today, another one, but maybe not as bad, because we're not looking at any precipitation. it is starting look gorgeous out there, though, look at this, jack frost, big boulder, as the sun starts to come up. it is just has erie, creepy but casino of nice look. and then we head down, and we take a look right now at kutztown, 28 degrees, see the farm field, sallyann low in the distance. so pretty start to the day. the moon was out. it was really lovely overnight. as long as you didn't have to be out in it. the temperatures, as you can see, very, very chilly in the 20's in some locations. storm scan3, any clouds are off to the north and the west. we are dealing basically with clear skies around here. 36 degrees right now out at the airport in philadelphia, so our temperature has come up 2 degrees in trenton, 32, wilmington, 34 degrees, it is

29 in allentown, 26 degrees in the poconos, 39 degrees down in wildwood. and then we move into couple of our neighbors to the north, quakertown, 28 degrees, pottstown, 27 degrees, willow grove, 31 degrees, mt. holly, just above the freezing mark at 33 degrees, in doylestown, 30 degrees. chilly start today. we saw temperature of 34 degrees, than was the coldest temperature since april the 16th. and now we factor in the wind, it feels like it is around 30 degrees in philadelphia. but feels 23 degrees up in the allentown area. our temperatures today, will be warming up. not a lot. we have them maybe getting all the way to 50 degrees. you might evening out 51 degrees. but that should be the extent of it. the skies would be nice and bright, so it is a cold start to the day, the finish, still chilly, we've got seven day forecast, and the temperatures are all over the place, i'll show you that coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. right now, we do want to move onto some breaking news, first told but in our last hour. now, firefighters here in

burlington county, battling this blaze at south jersey mowers, lawn mowing business there in the area. it is happening on the 600 block of styles avenue in maple shade. now, that initial call came in just before 4:00 this morning. so we've been watching this fire all morning long. police tell cbs-3, that one woman so far has been rushed to the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. but, again, you can see, lots lots of fire there, they've been working on this, and there is some white smoke coming. that means that they may be gaining the upper hand on getting this fire under control. but, for now, still a big, big mess out there, in burlington county. we're also told by the way, some road closures, in the area, so we'll try to get some more information on that, and pass it along to you. but, again, this is a very large fire, happening in south jersey, and we will continue to follow it for you all morning long. stay with "eyewitness news" for more updates as the morning continues. right now, though, temple university student is recovering after being shot during a attempted robbery

early this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live outside hahnemann university hospital with more on the details, steve? >> reporter: nicole, right away we start seeing news alerts from temple university on twitter, through e-mail, advising the student body to stay away from the area of the shooting. i want to take you to the scene now, getting details, still coming in, this is developing story, but here's what we know. this morning police responding to the 1500 block of north 17th street. it is about 1:00 o'clock this morning, investigators saying a temple university student shot in the leg in a apparent robbery, that they say, went wrong. that student transferred here to hahnemann hospital, last update we received this morning, the student was in stable condition, is recovering. no word from police on possible suspects, but again, in those news releases, we got some information on a suspect, description, shooter described as a male, red hoodie, red

beanie, bluejeans, mid 20's, those advisories telling student again to stay away from the area, but if they do see anything, to call 911 immediately. again, word on the student is he's in stable condition here at hahnemann hospital. that's it for now. live at hahnemann hospital, i'm steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, steve, thank you. meanwhile, suspected drug dealer leads philadelphia police on chase that ends with a violent collision. now, in the process, four police officers were hit and dragged. it gannon the 5100 block of frankford avenue friday night. officers say they saw a drug deal going down, and tried to make an arrest. the 25 year old alleged dealer then jumped into his cadillac escalade, and fled. driving the wrong way down the inner lanes of roosevelt boulevard, the suspect actually t boned an innocent driver at langdon street. >> after this auto accident the male resisted arrest. and he had to be tasered, and then finally taken into police

custody. >> the innocent driver is in stable condition. two of the four police officers suffered minor injuries. the suspect facing multiple charges. and now to the latest on a horrifying case of child abuse. grieving community comes together to mourn the loss after toddler, and mark the end after violent week in their community. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones was in parksburg for the emotional night. >> he is a very angry, scary man. >> that is how people who know gary fallenbomb accused killer of little scotty mcmillan described the 23 year old, rachael walton's step mom works at the hospital where scotty was taken. >> all you could see is just lifeless body. and, like i said, i am a mom, so when she told me, it is rough. >> at a prayer vigil friday night at the gateway church, there was a search for peace and sanity, this chester county community has been rocked, the three day long tortured death of scotty

inside his home, authorities say, came at the hands of fallenbomb his own mother, 31 year old jillian tate. >> in this case, the defendants intentionally avoided anything that would have raised a red flag. the neighbors tell us that they didn't let the kids play outside, so that nobody would see the bruises. >> the couple lived inside this trail or with fallenbomb's wife amber also charged with endangerment. people who worked with amber at the local wal-mart say there were signs of trouble in the home but didn't go into detail. >> i should have done something, you know, i never did. >> people also came out to remember the fitness instructor shot and killed outside the west brandywine y where she worked. her estranged boyfriends, charged with the murder. mill he leaves behind two boys, ages 17 and 11. >> this is devastate to go our community. we can't sit and be idol. >> funeral services for mill remember set for tomorrow, as of right now, though, not clear when little scotty mcmillan will be laid to rest.

reporting in parksburg, chester county, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". such a horrible story. by the way, we are not alone, in remembering this little boy, people across the country pausing to remember scotty. many lit candles, for him, and posted them on twitter and instagram with the hashtag remember scotty. there is also a facebook page called light up the night for scott that i has nearly 30,000 friends. there are also some resources to help you spot and report child abuse, if you ever see anything, just head to our website, cbsphilly.com. well, members of the transport workers union local 234 approve a two year contract with septa. workers will get a 5% raise for the duration of that contract. union leaders encourage members to vote yes last night after they received attentive agreement one week ago. the deal avoids a strike that would a have affected buses, subways, and trolleys. >> well, we have learned the suspect in the abduction of carlesha gator could be in philadelphia as early as

monday to face charges. "eyewitness news" anchor chris may addition deep near delvin barnes' criminal history and uncovers a very violent past that includes vicious attacks on his own family. >> reporter: barges' trouble with the law started long before sunday's abduction in germantown. his former father-in-law, who we're calling anthony, says barnes attack him almost nine years ago, beating him with a glass bowl, as the two struggled over a baseball bat. >> i hope that he spend the rest of his life in jail, or give him the death penalty. >> reporter: three protection orders not enough to protect anthony or his daughter, then barnes' estranged wife. he was convicted of attacking her in philadelphia in 2005. prosecutors allege, he committed forceable sexual intercourse, jumping on top of her, hitting her in the face, choking her, placing the comforter over her face, demanding sex, telling her woe stop beating her if she removed her clothes. barnes served maximum on four to eight year sentence for

that crime, and was released on probation last year. back on the streets, police say, barnes attack and almost murdered a teenager in virginia. her mother has a message for barnes. >> god bless him. i hope that you beep drags in hell. >> her daughter suffered serious injuries, a fate carlesha freeland-gaither was fortunate to avoid. chris may, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and "eyewitness news" will continue to dig into the story, and break new ground, as the investigation unfolds. we'll also bring you development on television and on line, at cbsphilly.com. a fourth student has died as a result of last month's rampage at a washington state school. fifteen year old fryberg succombed to injuries friday. his family thanked the medical team who cared for him, and asked for privacy. andrew was shot by his own cousin, jaylen fryberg, three other student event died from their injuries, and jaylen dialed of self inflicted gunshot wounds. >> well, later today,

president obama will nominate long time federal prosecutor, loretta lynch, to serve as the next u.s. attorney general. she is currently the us attorney for the eastern district of new york. now, if confirmed, lynch would replace eric holler and be the first african-american woman to hold that post. well, the military will soon be sending more us troops to iraq to combat the terror group known as isis. president obama authorized deployment of to up 1500 troops. they will serve in a non-combat advisory role, bringing total number of us troops in iraq to 3100. now, the troops will train, advise, and assist iraq's military and kurdish forces. president obama is also asking congress for 5 billion more dollars to help fund the fight. well, small businesses make up the core of many of our neighborhoods. so why are city leaders hoping to ban certain types of businesses, like salons, and day cares, in one section of the city? >> coming up next, we take a look at both sides that far debate.

>> also ahead, you don't want to miss this. it is as cute as it is jaw dropping. a two year old girl who can identify internal organs, and knows their purpose. future doctor on our hands. we'll introduce you to the toddler being called a medical prodigy, coming up next.

>> this is happening in the city mayfair section, banning certain types every business. matt rivers spent the day finding out what impact the proposal could have on local businesses. >> reporter: thirteen bucks, and dominick, promises a close shave and clean face. he's the owner of hair wizards barber shop in the mayfair section of northeast philly. >> i work hard for. >> this you know, it is not something that came east. >> i but opening up a businesslike his in mayfair, might be tougher sometimes soon. proposed bill would establish what's called zoning overlay. it would prohibit certain types of businesses from opening, places like hair salons, car lots, day cares, over dozen in total t also means dominick's bashers couldn't open up their own shop nearby. >> how are we going to grow? >> zoning proposal is intended to be part of broader redevelopment mayfair, one where streets are filled with more restaurants, higher end retail, less nail salons, beer distributors. chief of staff for northeast philly state representative

kevin boil. and he says hire rent businesses raise property values and quality of life. >> because families will want to move in to a community where they have everything. >> another part of kaplan's argument is just about volume. take, for example, the block his office sits on. over my right shoulder see car dealership, right next-door, you can see a hair salon. plus a little further down the street you have a dry cleaners that sit right next to an used furniture store. in total, four out of every ten businesses in mayfair are the types of stores that would be banned under this new zoning proposal. and officials say that leaves little room for other industries to grow. dominick hundred jess disagrees. >> well, people want to open up their own business, just want to do better for themselves, provide jobs for other. >> for now the zoning bill sit in committee, whether it becomes law, will decide if it remains business as usual in mayfair. matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". oh, it is a cold morning out there, our weather watchers are up, though, maybe

huddled under their blankets, like i hope you are. 29 degrees, that's the temperature that rhawn russell is finding out in riverside. and he's made a comment about that. and it feels like 25 degrees. so, it is a cold morning out there, but boy, is it beautiful. i want to show you couple of great looking shots outside. and you'll see that the sun is starting to come up. and it is beautiful up in jack frost, big boulder, but the temperatures are cold in every single location. but isn't that kind after erie fall-like look? nice look, jack frost, big bowel err, move onto another camera, see it is going to brighten up at the shore, whole other look. we have buildings instead of mountains, ocean instead after lake. and then we move over to cut town, and 28 degrees brightening up there, as well, see the silow, it is a cold morning, though, few clouds, filter in that location, but the farther south you go, the more clear skies you're likely to find. these temperatures are cold. as our weather watchers will be happy to tell you. storm scan3, notice, clouds to the north, through allentown,

but none through philadelphia, and point south. and we will keep a day that's nice and bright and not nearly as windy as yesterday when the winds were gusting over 40 miles an hour, we saw some hail, in south philly, it was quite a day. 32 degrees, in trenton, that is the temperature right now, we have 36, philadelphia, 34 degrees in wilmington, 26 degrees up in the poconos, 37 degrees down in wildwood. a cold day, even colder if you're out in it, so it feels like 26 degrees in trenton, 32 degrees in wilmington, wear all of your jackets, make sure your pets are in, and as comfortable as you are. that's a must when ' see these temperatures like. >> this we are looking at temperatures today, that barely get to 50 degrees. the sun will be out. few clouds, as well. not as windy as yesterday. so, probably not feeling as cold as it was yesterday. tomorrow, looks even little nicer, i think, because these temperatures get into the middle 50's, then by the time we get to monday, they're into the upper 50's, so the improving trends is there, but not for long.

because we have this. we've got blast of cold air. it is just waiting for us. center of the country gets it first, it oozes over into our direction, by thursday, and friday, and probably next saturday, we are looking at temperatures that will be no higher than the four's, as we move on through the afternoon. we have clear skies now, though, for the most part. and we will keep them for the most part. as we go through the day, then tonight, we do see some clouds, move in overnight, and that will keep these temperatures warmer tomorrow morning, and overnight, not going to be warm, but warmer, than the coldest temperatures that we've seen so far this year, like we're finding this morning. and then, even by tuesday it, looks nice on veterans day. temperature, 50 degrees, in philadelphia this afternoon. shore, 52, sunshine, nice, 45 for our high temperature in the poconos today. so it is chilly every place. winds out of the southwest, five to 10 miles an hour, again, a lot better than wind gusts of 40 miles an hour, as we had to deal with yesterday. tonight we see these temperatures drop to about 41 degrees, the sun, just

wraps it up, and heads home, takes the bat, the balls, everything, and leaves, and we're left out there at 4:51 in just about darkness at that point. this time of the year. 56 degrees, with some sunshine, tomorrow, looks like nice day, monday looks nice, close to 60 degrees. tuesday, 65, i think the best day of the week, it is veterans day, which also makes it about the best day of the week, by wednesday, 57 degrees, thursday, do we pick up shower? do we, at some point? do we even see maybe a snow shower that is still to be called, boy friday, same story, maybe a morning shower, 45 degrees. and the temperatures overnight will be down right around the freezing mark by the end of the week. you know, do you like watching the weather? we hope you do. you know what? you can be featured in our newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher yourself. sign up now. cbsphilly.com/watchers. and we will see you on the air here, nick snow. >> carol, thank you. this is just incredible video.

you really have to see it to believe it. it showcases two year old medical prodigy, as jd miles tells us, it is so amazing the town of plano texas is using it to promote its libraries. >> little elizabeth christensen really wants to fly. >> how old are you? >> two. >> how old? >> considering what she can already do. >> this is a hood. >> who doubt that she some day will? >> this youtube video of the two year old shows her ability to not only identify -- >> what this? >> the stomach. >> but also explain each organ in the human body. >> can you show me where your kidneys are? >> right there. >> yes? what do your kidneys do? >> make you me out of the bod. >> i did you set out to create and over achieving kid? >> no. all we wanted to do was keep her occupied.

>> elizabeth's parents credits nearby library in plano, where they've been taking their two children since they were able to walk. >> what's inside of his head? >> the brain. >> those kits were new at the library. and so we thought, well, that would be fun to look at. >> that's the liver. it cleans your blood. >> it cleans your blood, okay. i didn't know that. >> it didn't take long for this toddler to learn more about anatomy -- >> the gall blood is her here. >> than some adult. >> what is this thing? >> the diaphragm. >> diaphragm? how do you know what a diaphragm is? so are you smart? >> i taught myself. ♪ here we go ♪ >> she's now learning thousand play piano, not bad, for a kid -- >> does that go in the middle of the lungs? >> yes. >> who is just starting to spread her wings. >> oh, man, she is too cute. by the way that was jd miles reporting. elizabeth's video has more

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>> and we have more on the breaking news we've been following all morning long for you. fire fighters burlington county battling a massive fire at south jersey mowers, lawn mowing company there in the area. happening in the 600 block of styles avenue, in maple shade, this is video you're looking at from earlier this morning, again, we've been following this for a few hours now the

call came in before 4:00 this morning, out live, you can see, much of the flames are out, thick, white smoke, continues to bill owe from what's left of that building. police tell us cbs-3 that one woman was actually rushed to the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. so we are work to go get more information on her condition. also, told, there are several road closures throughout that area. so you should avoid it for the time being. but we also saw portions of that building actually collapsing in that fire, and just really impressive flames there, fortunately it, looks like firefighters were able to gain the upper hand with some hot spots good morning, today is saturday, november 8th, i'm nicole brewer, just past 6:30, the forecast with carol.

chilly one? >> it is. but won't be at windy as yesterday. that's going to make a difference. but still it will be cool. we've got fiery looking skies in some locations, but different than because of the reason in maple shade. blue skies in philadelphia, but take a look, poconos this morning, look at that beautiful shot. more clouds naught that location, few in kutztown, too, and they also look just terrific out there this morning. beautiful start to the day. but, look at the temperature, 26 degrees out there, since last april, temperatures up 36 at the airport in philadelphia, but been as lee as 34. that's what made it the coldest so far this season. thirty-two in trenton, 34 degrees in wilmington, right now, we have 29 degrees in allentown, 31 degrees in atlantic city, some temperatures below freezing, and a lot of them to the north of philadelphia, are below

freezing, 27 degrees in quakertown, and pottstown, 30 in doylestown, just above freezing, 33 degrees, in mt. holly, this morning. and then factor in the win. it feels even colder. so it feels like the 20's, some locations, or at the most very low 30's, but the winds are not going to be the issue today. just casino of a chill. not bad day, though. it is dry. fine to get out, do your plans, 50 degrees our temperature this afternoon. we will talk about slight warm up. then cool down on that eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. meanwhile, detectives are busy investigating an early morning smoothing sent temple university to the hospital. steve patterson live outside hahnemann university hospital with new information, steve, what's going on there? new information into the news room. learning it was a cough campus party outside of there, attempted robbery, and student shot in the thigh, taken here to manhattan hospital. and reportedly in stable condition, with non-life

threatening injuries. let's take you back to the scene. cameras there this morning, police responding to the 1500 block of north 17th street. it is about 1:00 o'clock this morning, and investigators, telling us, that temple student, again, shot in the thigh, and apparent robbery that went wrong outside of the party. transferred here to hahnemann hospital. last update we heard student in stable condition, expected to be okay, non-life threatening injuries. no word from police on possible suspects, and we did get a description, they said he's a shooter, male, red hoodie, red beanie, bluejeans mid 20, a meanwhile telling the student don't stay away from that area this morning, as they continue to do their investigation. but again, major take away from this, student shot in the thigh, taken here, in stable condition, where he remains this morning. it is the latest from hahnemann hospital. steve patterson, cbs 3, "eyewitness news".

>> learning about an attack on a teachers left lying unconscious with a concussion. caught on camera, "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the video and details in southwest detectives. >> substitute teacher lies motionless in the hallway after being thrown to the grounds by student planting his head-on the floor. police say the thursday afternoon attack began with a verbal altercation, between the 18 year old student and the teacher, inside a classroom. >> 178 year olds walks in the classroom, told he has to leave, he goes to re-enter the classroom to talk to the student again to try to get him out of the class and the student pushes him. >> when they see each other in the hallway at the end of the school day, thinks he is call ate intoed much more violent exchange. >> then again have verbal confrontation, student grabs him to the neck, goes to the

grounds, and goes unconscious for the moment. >> no answer at the victim's south philadelphia home. we are told he was treated and released from the hospital. incident rattles man councilman who has been hitting the street of southwest philadelphia instituting programs meant to curb youth violence and provide positive alternatives. no form of violence, especially against teachers, are tolerated. we want to make sure all are safe, and more importantly, zero violence. >> eighteen year old students is suspended and facing expulsion, and could be facing aggravated and simple assault. natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". now to new information coming out of delaware county where police say they cited ten student for under age drinking at radnor high school. school officials tell us, that staffers observed the students in possession of alcohol before a pep rally, for the football team's game against lower merion on saturday.

now, police say, they're also investigating the student in connection with possible drug activity right there on school grounds. a teen want in the connection with a sexual assault is now behind bars, in darby. eighteen year old kaseem hill turned himself in police after investigators obtained a warrant for his arrest. authorities say hill learned the 14 year old victim to his home where he assaulted her. darby police say the suspect called them after the alleged incident, challenging them to, quote, come and get him. >> well, police in haddonfield, new jersey, need help identifying the people seen in this video, on your screen. they're actually vandalizing the school bus there. this incident happened around 5:00 o'clock on tuesday. the bus was park near the department of public works on center street. police say the suspects used skateboards to hit the side door of the bus, and anyone with information is urged to contact police. >> a south jersey manna cues in the camden county police of paralyzing him during his arrest in a new lawsuit. twenty-one year old xavier

ingram of camden remains hospitalized unable to move from the neck down. surveillance video shows ingram running from police in june, after allegedly ditching a stolen gun. now everything during that chase, ingram appears to fall, and then handcuffed on the ground. police thought ingram caused his spinal injury when he fell, but ingram's attorney says the injury was caused by excessive force after ingram was subdued. >> the lawsuit that we recently filed for mr. ingram contends and claims that the officers stopped the back of his neck and his neck. >> the camden county prosecutor's office is investigating and referred us to previous statement, which said, quote, an investigation into officer conduct is ongoing, but the incident was captured on video and no indication of the use of excessive force or police misconduct that might have contribute today ingram's injuries. on the cbs-3 health watch this morning, we're following up on an investigation we

first brought you back in may. nurses be abused inside hospitals locally and all around the country. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the latest incident which happened in minnisota now, we do want to warn you, pretty violent attack. >> surveillance video from a minneapolis hospital shows a 68 year old patient attacking nurses with a bar, pulled from the side of his bed, described as being dilutional and paranoid, the patient starts in the nurse's station, and chases them into the hallway, hitting four of the nurses. >> two of them actually fell down in the hallway, and they were repeatedly struck by the man with the pole. >> nursing is is a very difficult job these days, we experience a loft workplace violence, and i believe it is increasing. >> petty -- patty, president of the association of staff nurses says violence against nurse sass growing problem, for our special report in may, i interviewed several local nurses, who had been attacked, this bite from a patient left one nurse with post-traumatic stress. >> the hardest part for me was

not feeling safe. it was hard to comprehends that another person would be capable of just that kind of violence. >> punching, scratching my arms, and -- >> shawna also attack by a patient. >> it happens on regular basis? nurses are pushing for legislation that would require hospitalization to create tough workplace violence prevention programs. >> it is hard for most nurses. some of them feel like they're work nag war zone. >> that legislation still penning in harrisburg, and in that attack, in minneapolis, two nurses were injured, the patient, who attacked them, died after being handcuffed, his cause of death, has not been determined. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". all right, it is 6:40, right now, and sharing baby photos taken to whole new level. coming up next on "eyewitness news", where a new billboard campaign is turning newborns into roadside celebrities. we'll also have this. >> i'm kara tsuboi, thanksgiving is just a few

weeks away. coming up next in the tech minute, i've got some gadget recommendations and must visit websites to assure a stress free holiday dinner. stay tuned. >> and a lot calmer this morning, without the winds. but, still very chilly. carol returns with the latest on the temperatures, flirting with freezing this morning. we'll have the info, coming up next.

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>> this celebration the special olympics paul games. runners stopped at several spots to pass the porch onto other participant until they reach the finish line at villanova university. the fall festival vince through the weekend. such a great cause. hey, new way for new parents to tell the world about their newborn. it is by using a billboard. vanessa murdoch from sister station cbs2 in new york reports. >> meet jacob matthew. two months new, and his parents are head over heals in love. >> pretty much the best. >> like most newborns, he lovers sleeping, occasionally fussing, and cooing. but he has an edge over the other new bee's. >> he's a local celebrity! >> everyone's joking around saying can they have his autograph. >> celebrity status already? that is because he's larger than life, on this billboard. if you're traveling route one, in west windsor, you can't

miss him. >> i knew once he got here, i would want to share him with everybody that i could share him with. so, no better place than to put him on a billboard. >> amy, labor and delivery nurse here at saint peters university hospital. it operates the billboard, and michelle is the director of marketing and media relations. >> parent are promoting the birth of their babies through social media, through facebook, they share with family, friends, and because we have a digital billboard in which we share saint peter's messaging we thought what better twi partner with our families and spread the news even further. >> she says this isn't about boosting business, it is about celebrating life, and it is a free service to new parents. >> hey, i'm a very proud dad. i'm excited about that, actually, i want the world to see my caughter. >> vincent shuster now proud pappa to two little girls, scarlet made her debut yesterday. says he's no concerns about posting her picture. >> i'm always protect her, so, and she has big sister to protect her, as well.

>> so would you like to see your little sister's face on billboard? >> yes. >> making it happen seems simple, using facebook app, par kents up load photo, provide personal information they're willing to share. then sign a digital consent before long their beautiful baby shows up here. >> will you post a picture. >> i would, yes. >> james seems to like the idea, too. as for drivers, wouldn't this smiling face brighten your commute? from west windsor, new jersey, vanessa murdoch, cbs2 news. >> oh, that's so cute. i still rely on the smart phone forcing everyone to look at pictures of my little guy, whether they want to or not. 6:46 right now. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason, van eat a meyer join us live from new york with a preview. good morning to you guys. >> oh, come on, nicole. you didn't put your baby up on billboard? >> oh, so old school, nicole. >> of course you could, but it would be on television. >> that's true. >> coming up on cbs this morning, saturday, a dire

warning from the world's greatest sushi chef. why the problem of over fishing is starting to change restaurant menus. >> also, once the pride for millions of american girls. so what happened to the girl scouts that's sparked such a big decline in membership? >> and she broke grounds with the area rhythmic, soared with solo albumns, we speak with ann bye her return to music and she perform on our saturday session. >> all of that plus your eye opener and the dish just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> you guys know what it is like, always tweeting picture of jack, so you guys showing you my little guy. >> tweeting pictures for years. >> we're just see he is happy hn that he is watching the show. keep it going. >> get used to it, more to come. thanks, guys. hey, most people consider kitchens and barmes, some of the most important rooms in the house, right? but believe it or not, mud rooms are becoming a popular must have. in this week's angie's list report, jim donovan shows you how to make the most of your mud room. >> when she started house

hunting, she decided a mud room was a necessity. >> just for various reasons, in terms of the weather, and the dog, and dirt, and mud, and bugs, and everything else, we wanted to have a separate entryway where we could come in, take off our shoes, have the dog's feet wiped down, and drop our book bags and other things in a separate space. >> so when she realized the home she fell in love with didn't have a mud room. she decided to add one. >> a really i -- i really love it has a big closet, and we've built in some shelves for organizing, and a place to put mops, and brooms, and the dog food, and hats, and all of those kinds of things. >> mud rooms are often located just off of kitchens, or near garages. they over the perfect place to easily transition in and out of the house. they can also help boost your home's value. >> adding a mud room can be a great return on investment. because it adds organization to your home, and make your entryway much more inviting. >> for professional organizer

says while mud rooms are great for storing things likes coats, bags, shoes, be careful not to lower load them with stuff. >> number one thing, limiting how much is kept in there. then do you finds -- define boundaries, let each family member know what you expect to keep in that area. but, pair it down. really, really pair it down. >> now, even if you can't build a separate mud room, you can still define an entry area in your home, and install hooks, coats, for back packs, or even shoe organizer, for more advice from angie on creating a organize ago mud room, visit cbsphilly.com. /angie list. i'm jim donovan. >> well, the cheaper place for jackets, right on your back, and i think that's what you will probably needed to. our weather watchers are weighing in, and the temperatures are cold, for just about everybody. let's head down and find out what gregg wood says. well, he says, it is a crisp, cool morning, it was moonlit, though, in upper township new jersey, so nice start to the

day. if you like it cold, but if you like it bright. and then we move up the coste little bit, and tim mitchell said about 11 minute ago, that it is 30 degrees in tuckerton, and what else, it is a cold start to the day. yes, i'm sure he's got his heat going on. then we go all the way out to oxford. this is where our friend, fran says 28 degrees, so that's a very cold start in every single location. but boy is it beautiful out there. our weather watchers know, look at the sky, over center city philadelphia. blue skies. >> and in fact all of the clear skies making temperatures even colder so any heat we built up yesterday, but whatever the temperatures were, they leftment and that's where we can bottom out, get coldest air we've seen so far this year. this winter season. the sun is out. it is rather diffuse here, not great little compact hail low, but still works the same. not doing much for the weather, the temperatures will

stay chilly in every single location. >> so beautiful out there. mixture of the clear skies, and couple of clouds, and the sun coming up, and the farm fields, beautiful start to the day. but oh, you will be feeling how chilly it is. thirty-two in philadelphia right now. 29 degrees in allentown, 26 in the poconos, 34 in wilmington, 36 degrees in wildwood. as colds as these temperatures, are they've come up a little bit over the last hour or so. they were even colder than this, we saw so many of them in the 20's, but still, it is cold out there, especially when you factor in the winds. not as cold as it is going to be getting however, because we will be watching for the cold air from the north, and i know you've been hearing about the cold that's coming, a lot of it goes through the central united states, but we do get a piece of it here. by late in the week. now, earlier in the week, these temperatures will not be in advance of the cold air. colds air comes down. and probably that thursday

friday timetable, finds the coolest air. we get closer to where we are right now. let's see what happens, as we go through the rest of the day. the rest of the day, not much. we've got some sunshine, we've got few clouds moving through, and some clouds moving through overnight, those will serve to make it a little bit milder here tomorrow morning. not mild, but milder than it is this morning. by monday, monday looks nice, tuesday looks nice, and it is a mild day on tuesday. eyewitness weather for today, 50 degrees, sun, clouds, if you head to the shore, 52 degrees, the poconos, 45 degrees, chill any all locations specially this morning, you will definitely need your jackets on, if you are headed out the door right now, make sure your pets will also kept nice and warm, until we get 50 degrees there is afternoon, running 9 degrees below where we should this time of the year. forty-one overnight, then the next couple of days, looking at temperatures that will be getting close to 60 degrees by monday, tuesday, in the middle 60s, wednesday, we start cool down, 57, and by thursday, friday, we are in the 40's,

for high temperatures, maybe a rain shower, maybe snow shower, we'll talk more about that later. you know, next weekends we want to see you out here everybody. kidcasters bring your kids, take them out to the plymouth meeting mall between 12:00 and 3:00. next saturday, we will all be out there, and we would love to see your kids, plymouth meeting mall. let them test their weather knowledge and skill. nicole? >> carol, thank you. hey, thanksgiving is just a few weeks away. now is the time to start planning that big turkey day feast, whether you are a novice or semi professional chef, kara tsuboi has some app and tech recommendations to ensure seamless and of course delicious holiday dinner. ♪ >> offering great tool to get started planning your thanksgiving feast. search the site for thanksgiving menu planner under articles and giles. answer six short questions about the type of dinner you're hosting, number of guests, cooking experience, traditional, et cetera.

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>> re canning massive fire in south jersey. video from earlier this morning, firefighters are at south jersey morrison the 600 block every styles avenue. they're in maple shade. they have gained the upper hands on the flames. so that's some good news. we can tell you one woman was rushed to the hospital with smoke inhalation. but we want to let you know route 73, between main street, and styles avenue, is closed. >> so that's very latest, and that's cbs-3, "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend. bye bye! ♪

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it's november 8th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." more u.s. troops prepare to deploy to iraq to help in the battle against isis. plus, the latest on the monster storm that will soon put the u.s. on ice. the world's greatest sushi chef says overfishing is already affecting what you're eating. and 25 years after its fall, a new berlin wall goes up. details on this artistic commemorati commemoration. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the iraqi security forces