return to their families. we'll hear from one every them coming up next. syma? >> lemon run benefitting alex's lemonade stands. live report coming up. >> good morning to you. today is sunday, november 9th. i'm i can nicole brewer, 8:00 right now, let's get a check on the forecast, some good news on the horizon? >> i think short-term looking at really good weather news. after that, you like cold weather, then we've got some colder weather coming too. if you like it milder, we have that in the forecast, trying to please everybody. let's take a look outside. see nice start to the day. jack frost, big boulder, notice the blue skies, still, few clouds remaining. we move down, head down the coast, more clouds there, but that's not stopping that person from riding the circles on the board walk on their bikes, then we move over to philadelphia. we've got blue skies, and still some clouds, but notice those clouds are off to the east seeing the bulk of the clouds, nice bright day

starting out in kutztown, 36 degrees, there, the sun is up, and just some interesting clouds in the sky. >> same temperature downtown, 40 in trenton, 44 in wilmington, 40 in you in the poconos, and 48 degrees in wildwood and atlantic city, storm scan3, no issues at all. >> the clouds are on the right direction, headed out of here, will leave bright day for us today. 54 degrees by noon, by 3:00 p.m., 56 degrees, mostly sunny skies, and let's verify that with our future weather. latest computer model says by 2:00 this afternoon, we are looking at some great conditions, maybe one ribbon of maybe just clipping burlington county with a few high clouds, otherwise, things look nice around here, and we keep it looking great over the next couple of days. also, we will talk about the chill down. that's coming later in the week just ahead. homicide under investigation, in philadelphia's hunting park

neighborhood. surely before 11:16:00 block every rowan street. investigators say, a unidentified woman was shot in the head one person dead after shooting at north philadelphia bar. investigators tell us shots were fighter outside last chance bar, at 18th and girard avenue. no words on the identity. hit-and-run crash in south philadelphia. the search on this morning, for the driver who fled that scene. now, the officer was pulled out that far car, before it burst into flames. >> matt rivers has that store. >> i police car burned, at 28th and tasker, in south philly. >> not have vet yo around 63 with the time dante johnson jumped off his couch.

>> two houses from the crash describe what he saw as he raised tore the flames. >> feels like the hot at the goss, the more it spread, the more like popping, and -- >> moments earlier this pick-up truck had blown a stop sign, colliding with the police cruiser. the officer was stuck inside. dazed, his door wedged shut, the engine caught fire. >> seeing the flames, me and couple of other people ran to the cop car, pulled the cop out immediately got him to safety. >> driver the pick up had fled. pass inning nerve that truck was taken to the hospital. both crash victims were safe but the car continued to burn prompting police to worry about the growing crowd of bystanders. >> the fire flared just seconds later. firefighters arrived soon after, and the flames were put out. this, was the aftermath, blackened metal, charred driver seat, where the officer might have been head had it not been for the action of dante and few others.

>> so if i call awe hero, what do you say? >> i wouldn't even be able to call myself a hero. i feel like i'm innocent bystand here just did the right thing. >> both the police officer and the passenger inside that pick-up truck are expected to be okay. the driver of the pick-up truck did flea the scene after accident, however, and will face criminal charges if he is caught. outside of police headquarters, matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> attempted robbery in north philadelphia. shooting happened off campus during party on the 1500 block of north 17th street early saturday morning. police say the victim was sitting on the porch when the gunman demanded his wallet. eyewitnesses say the student lunged at the would be robber and the pair struggled. the gun went off. that student was shot in the leg. i'm real shocked. my bike was robbed from me, the worse it could ever be on the block, because everybody

seems pretty friendly and pretty calm. >> cops drug him out of the house and dragged him off in a police car, and just shut down the street. >> the victim is okay. and is expected to be released from the hospital very soon. two remains american citizens in press orthopedics in north korea now free and back in the u.s. this morning. the release is big step in diplomatic relation was north korea advice cran chiefs has the latest. >> back on us soil following the release from north korean prison saturday. >> it has been just amazing, blessing, to see so many people being involved, getting me released the last three years. >> director of national intelligence, james klapper, and others, flew to negotiate the release. accompanied the pair back to the u.s. on military jet. nothing given to north korea in exchange for the men's release. bae is missionary from washington state. he was arrested two years ago, sentenced to 15 years of hard

labor, for what the north korean said were crimes against the state. miller of bakersfield california has been in custody since april. he was sentenced to six years of hard labor charged with spying. both said in a interview with western journalist in september that they were being treated hum annually, mill ocean bae release comes less than three weeks after north korea freed fellow american, jeffrey philadelphia al of ohio after six months in captive at this. fall was taken into custody after leaving a bible at a sailor's club, traveling as a tour ills. >> well, british police stop a plot to assassinate queen elizabeth the second. police arrested four suspected islamic terrorists after they say the men planned a knife attack on the 88 year old queen. sources told the sun, they also believe they may have had access to guns. the queen is planning a number of public appearances this weekend, and she has reportedly been informed about that foiled assassination attempt. but, still, intends to go ahead with her schedule.

the wall literal and symbolic barrier, which once divided nation and world. german chancellor, angela, among many dignitaries, placing flowers and preserved segment of that wall. more than a million people are expected to participate in today's festivities. and, back here at home, and also happening today, closing ceremonies for the 26 annual special olympics pennsylvania. such a great great event. "eyewitness news" here at villanova university, on saturday. 1,000 athletes, hundreds of coaches, and thousands of volunteers, taking part in soccer, volleyball, running, and lots more. the event is the largest student run special olympics event in the world by the way. so, very impressive. and our own chris may, will be the mc of today's closing ceremonies. love to see those smiling faces. all right, well, also taking place today, the sixth annual lemon run, philadelphia, is about to get underway. more than 2,000 runners and walkers are participating this

year, and of course, their mission, to raise money and also to help find a cure for pediatric cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry, live at memorial hall in fairmount park, with all of the details. syma, good morning. >> lemon run for the kids dash, just started. the actual 5k run/walk will start in about a half hour. with me, right now, is karen fitzgerald, and her daughter, maggie, who is dressed for the occasion. i mean, she got the memo. shoe is dressed as a lemon. now, karen, she is the mother of a survivor, cole, actually in the dash right now. >> he actually is in the dash, yes, cole is seven year survivor of stage four neuro blast roam a he was diagnosed just before he was two years old. and we're so blessed that he's now been cancer-free now for seven years. and he's ten years old. >> you know what? families throughout this area are blessed that families like you continue to participate. >> yes, it is a fan cents i can event here today. we try to give back, as well as so many other families here, regularly, throughout

the year, for the alex lemonade stand foundation, so many events folks can actually participate in. which is also a real awesome way for just to get small children involved, if you're experienced runner, just rookie like myself, i'm just walking today, it is just a great way to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer research? meg i have to ask, first off, are you warm in that almost snob. >> yes! >> and secondly, you're so young, 12 years old, participating in event like this. do you get your friends involved? do you try to tell them what great after cause this is? >> yes, we have in our park every day, not every day, but almost every weekend. >> pretty regularly. >> we do it a lot. but they just come out and help volunteer at the stand, and it is all for a great cause. >> see, i love, that not only do we have parent here, we also have children here. great family event, and doesn't it just warm your heart when you see all of the people participating? >> i can tell you it is overwhelming. whether ' received our diagnosis, back in 20067, we

felt very alone, you know, you feel like this is only happening to our family. but you come out to event like there is and it is happening to so many other families, and just to come back, really, just share shah experience with folks, just really unite together to give back to fantastic cause like alex's lemonade, just no words to really describe t so it is an amazing day, really is. >> and it is an amazing situation that your son is a seven year survivor, and you're here today, watching him in the dash. after everything he's been through. >> very emotional, had the same cans their alex scott actually h so inspired by her legacy and i thank god every day that i have cole because if it wasn't for alex's lemonade he really win be here. we are so very greatful. >> if there is a message for parent watching who do have healthy and happy children, who might not understand what you are going through, but they want to help and participate, what would you say to them. >> really any age is appropriate for young children to get involved n reach out to the alex lemonade.org website.

so many great ideas hosting your own stand, own backyard, or just doing different community event, or coming out to big events like. >> this just really a lot of different waste that you can involve young children. and teach them about philanthropy, giving back at such a young age. just reach out. alex lemonade.org. >> i love it. thank you so much, and we let you guys know, we want to see cole and cheer him on. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. again, you guys, 5k run and walk, starts in a little less than half hour i would say, less than that. i don't even know what time it is, weaver 20 minutes, thanks, nick. >> i great cause. i love the little lemon costume. that's adorable. thanks, same a 8: 11 right now. warmer weather as we head into the work week, carol has your forecast, coming up next. also ahead there is woman says sexism cost her a business deal. and the perpetrator was another woman. >> i mean, you feel like you're on the same team, then you're not. >> and she's not alone. from jelousy to competition, the battle women face from each other in the workplace. when "eyewitness news" continues.

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team. and i couldn't believe when i found out that the two of them had been ganging up on me. >> it is nothing new. at 2014 survey by workplace bullying institute found when women bully, their tarring set another woman, 68% of the time. >> first in my experience, women don't always support women. >> alexander, who owns an insurance company, thought she would get a fair shake from a female owned business. they praised her proposal. but passed on her anyway. >> we're not moving forward if you because you're mom, tan kills me, because they have every opportunity to power another woman and chose not to. >> the fewer women around the worse it can get. 2012 george mason university study showed when a workplace has few women, those women help each other less. >> women less supportive of in other conditions where they're both under represented, in a workplace, and feel that there are only a few opportunities for advancement.

>> an event organize fresh drexel hill, said she has seen it happen in corporate life. >> a lot of times it was like this is my only shot, and so, you are now my enemy, you are my competition, and it is unfortunate. >> when they support you, they're fabulous, when they don't, it is high school and get out of the way. >> these women say they're dedicated to being grownups who grow business for everyone. >> i've been in business for 45 years now. it has changed a lot. it is getting better. >> rising above, bringing someone with you. >> the women who avoid helping other women often do it unconsciously. they might fear there is no room for more women at the top, or worry that helping another woman could jeopardize their status. there are people who can help, though. go to cbsphilly.com. search women. jessica dean, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> dash cam video post today youtube shows first-hand view of that bright streak.

but take a look at this picture, this is snapped near lore aid owe, texas, now, people from california, to the lone star state, reported seeing that fireball. now, some say it actually crashed to earth. nasa says, every day, 100 tons of meteoroids, enter the earth's atmosphere. that's a lot of meteoroids. 100 tons, carol? >> no wonder the worlds is gaining weight. look how prep think looks, nicole, this is ski slope, or will be, right now, it is just, i think the grass is probably stopped growing up there, so they don't even have to mow it now, just pretty starting to turn brown feel. but will be a ski slope, jack frost big boulder and the blue skies above, beautiful to the north. we're starting to see that clearing move in our direction, as well. looks great in center city right now, as you can see, blue skies, the closer you get to the shore, though, more likely tour fine some clouds, but those two are going to be leaving. i want to brighten things up, in kutztown, loop over the last couple of hours, 41 degrees there, but look how nice that looks, as the sun comes up in the sky, and,

those skies also start to look a little bit better, and little blue err which we like. 46 degrees out at the airport in philadelphia, 40 trenton, # 4 degrees in wilmington, everybody above freezing most everybody in the 40's right now, couple of areas, though, mid to upper 30's, and that would be through the lehigh valley, berks county and lancaster right now, and quakertown, at 37, pottstown, 36 degrees. but mt. holly, at 40. doylestown, 40, willow grove, 42. and we are looking at improving weather, the clouds, would like to leave a lot of the thicker ones, gone. we still do have few clouds around, notice there is as you get very close to your set, you can see that we do have some clear skies. very clear skies. and they should be working in our direction, as well today. high pressure here, temperatures in the 50's, here, in the middle 50's, today, so warmer than yesterday. and probably on par with the win, maybe just little bit windier today than it was yesterday when it was pretty quiet wind wise. sun is out sun out tomorrow,

temperatures woman up, upper, upper 50's, if not, cracking that 06 degrees mark, and will definitely crack that 60 degrees mark by the time we get to tuesday, on veterans day, so, nice looking day coming up at that point. sunshine should still be here, but, then, this starts to move into the picture, and that's a front that's going to be changing our weather and dropping the temperatures, let's look out, over the next couple of days, and fine by noon, still, a cloud along the shore area, it is possible, but even those go. then tomorrow looks real nice. and tuesday, at this point, look very nice, sky wise, but a few extra clouds as you can sigh may start to come in here during the day on tuesday, and wednesday, there could be few clouds, starting the day too. but still, i think, wednesday is going to be another mild day. it is thursday that we start to see the coal air, or at least just call it the colder air. because it is an air mass that won't even look cold by the time we hit january and february let's not over hype

it. chillier air, unseasonably cool air. finds it here, starting wednesday night, thursday, friday, and saturday, with temperatures that will be in the 40's, for high temperatures, today they're in the 50's, 56 degrees, philadelphia, we have 55 at the shore, 48 degrees in the poconos, and sunshine tuesday, 56 degrees, nothing wrong with that so i think probably the star of the week cents as far as today, not bad. 56 degrees, and i think most of you have the day off. which is also great, 40 degrees for temperatures as we roll into tonight. it will be probably in the upper 30's, in some other locations, so jackets on, keep your pets as warm as you are, as we watch these temperatures at night drop. but, they will start to increase tomorrow. 60 degrees, we call it, going to be optimist being, by tuesday, 65 degrees, wednesday, we could still be warm. but the temperatures drop at night. notice that 35 degrees wednesday night leads to go chilly thursday 46. early shower on friday. 42 degrees, and then saturday,

45 degrees looks like it will be sunny. and speaking of saturday, saturday november the 15th, noon to 3:00, jot it down, put it in your phone, which takes longer than jotting it down frankly. but at the plymouth meeting mall we have kidcasters, and we're all going to be out there, and we would love to see you and your kids as they test out their weather skills. we pick their brains for knowledge. that's next saturday. >> carol, thank you, 8:21, we check on the roads with ann. good morning to you, ann. >> good morning, nicole. looking at 202 out in king of prussia. this is northbound, 422, ac un see the construction set up to the right of your screen. off ramp to 422 westbound, partially blocked due to construction, will happen around 5:00 this afternoon of course 422 westbound, between 202 and the right lane closed to the left of your screen, see traffic squeezing by a producer amy tells us she was stuck in this. and wasn't too pretty.

so again, take note. if you are taking 422, it will get worse as the day progresses. i'm ann evans, that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. "eyewitness news" continues, right after

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>> today is sunday, november 9th, good morning to you, thank so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just about 8:30, we get a

check on the forecast, carol standing by with some good news. >> if you like it mild. >> yes, and if you don't like it mild, we've got god news for you, too, because we try to please everybody here. we've got the mild weather lovers for the first part of the week, and the cold weather lovers we will be giving you what you want at the end of the week. let's take a look, see what we have out there right now, you can see, we see some blue, some clouds in center city philadelphia, not clouds generating any precipitation. we move over to the shore, and we find basically, the same story there. and the windmills, moving very slowly this morning, weaver temperature for 46 degrees, that's downtown in philadelphia. and we have 46 degrees what a cohens dense out in redding this morning. the clearer skies farther to the north and west today, but those clear skies are starting to move into our direction, as women. forty in trenton. forty-four wilmington, still in the 30's, though, to the north and west. and we head down to wildwood and it is 48 degrees. notice the clouds, they've got

the right idea. let's get out of here, and they are getting out of here, moving into the atlantic ocean seabright inning sky going into the day. otherwise end joan the warm up. yesterday we stopped at 50, today, we don't stop until we hit 56 degrees. and we might even evening out an agree or two beyond that. future weather, shows the clouds leaving, and just about every area in full sunshine, bathing in that sunshine as we go through the afternoon and evening hours, and tomorrow looks nice, as well. so the mild weather will be starting the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, colder weather will finish it. the numbers coming up. nicole is it. >> carol thank you. happening right now, to us cents of people make a dash for alex's lemonade stand foundation. it is the sixth annual lemon run in philadelphia, a run to raise money and also awareness for childhood cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry live at memorial hall in fairmount park, where the run is underway. syma?

>> with me right here, the poor land family, their volunteer, but they have such a story, which will tell you why it is so important to participate in the alex's lemonade stands. lauren, tell me little bit about your son? >> we had a seven year old son started having some headaches in the spring of 2007, and, just headaches, you know, regular -- we took him to a hospital on wednesday, and by friday he had passed from terminal brain cancer, gbm, geo blastoma multi form. and we just needed something to bring to life the importance of research and dollars for pediatric cancer and alex's family embraced us, liz and jay scott, our children now are 17 and hopefully going onto college and caring on some of these ideas that we can make a

difference if we volunteer and are active. >> so your son, he wasn't even diagnosed, he died a couple every days later, and it was a rare brain cancer? >> absolutely, cancer in children comes in all forms, and shapes, you know, blood cancers, brain cancers, kidney cancers, but what we've learned from this is there is a great support system, and they're here for us. and it is to has made a big difference. >> well, you know, better you heard the horn just went off. race has started. and mild as usually a runner in this. you know, this year he's volunteering. when you run and when you participate in events like this, what goes through your mind? >> you know, you kind of just do it for all of the kids who can't do it. because, you you know, i'm fortunate enough that i can. and it is easy to take that casino every thing for granted. easy to, you know, over think, and, you know, just not realize how just lucky to do something as simple as runningment and being able to do this for the kids who

can't, and seeing the kids cheer me on, and say oh, look that the guy, he is running real fast. it is really cool because it want you to run fans err for them, not to compete, you real dow it for the better of everybody else. >> for the families out there watching, if you could just say and maybe couple of words why they should participate, why they should understand and care, what would you say to them? >> i think that when you have a group that supports you, you know, you're physical, you're emotional. your social needs, and alex does that, they have wonderful hero ambassador program, hero family program that just kind of envelopes you with support, in finances, in reaching out to any kind of program that is needed for the whole family, it is not just that child, but it is the whole family. and we're here because of it. >> right. >> we're very thankful. >> thank you so much to the boerlin family. i know the race just started so you have your work cut out

for you volunteering. back to you. >> great cause and great family there, syma, thank you. this is live look now at citizens bank park, as thousands prepare to participate in another walk. >> this one to end altzheimer's, every 67 seconds, someone in the united states develops that disease. now, funds from today's walk will help fund caregiver support groups, and research efforts of the alzheimer's association. >> well, president obama announces his pick for the next attorney general. it is lore eight lynch who currently serves a the us attorney for the eastern district of new york. cbs news correspondent we zero wendy gillette with her story from new york. >> let me introduce to you miss loretta lynch president obama introduced the woman he wants to serve as attorney general. >> lore eight doesn't look to make headlines. she looks to make a difference. she is not about to splash. she is about substance. >> lore eight lynch would take over the job, from eric holder who is stepping down. >> if i had the honor of being confirm by the senate, i will

wake up every morning with protection of the american people, my first thought. >> one every lynch's most monumental cases was helping to prosecute police officers, here, at the seven owe precinct in brooklyn, accused of brutalizing a haitian immigrant. >> and nor, who was some womennized with a broom stick in 1997, became national symbol of police brutality. lynch nomination comes as the attorney general's office continues to investigate the police shooting of 18 year old michael brown, in ferguson, missouri. lynch has also helped prosecute terrorists and corrupt politicians. >> she has spent years in the trenches as a prosecutor, aggressively fighting terrorism, financial fraud, cyber crime, all while vigorously defending civil rights. >> senate confirmation hearings will likely be held next year. if confirmed, lynch would be the first black female attorney general. in brooklyn, new york, win i gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meantime, current attorney

general, eric holler; praising law enforcement agencies here in our region. for their work in rescuing abduction victim carlesha freeland-gaither. holder offered his thanks in a letter. now, authorities say, delvin barnes snatched the 22 year old woman off germantown street last sunday night. atf agents then found them in jessup maryland on wednesday. barnes is currently behind bars in virginia, where he faces attempted murder charges in another case. officials say he's currently on suicide watch. >> well, the nurse who fought her ebola quarantine order wants to move out of state. casey hickox plans it leave fort kent main, last day of the incubation period. judge from maine sided with hickox when she challenged the the order to be isolated after she treated ebola packer end in west africa. and, ebola took center stage at special training exercise for the philadelphia medical reserve corpse on saturday. around 150 volunteers with the group, attended the event at the university of the sciences

campus. trainees were briefed on ebola preparedness and response in philadelphia. the medical veer of corpse was create in the 2005 to support the philadelphia department of public health response to public health emergencies. well, there are spelling mistakes, and then there are epic spelling mistakes. specially when it comes to one of the most famous women in american history. our carol erickson explains from south philadelphia. sneakers over the phone wires, as philadelphia, as billy penn, still serving on town watch, at best philadelphia -- >> schuylkill, old indian name, that means -- >> traffic jam. >> gentleman. >> all as philadelphia as the american flag, and the local woman who sewed it. we look up to her, way up, and say her name proudly. >> betsy ross. >> again? >> betsy ross, yes, that's different. >> as different as the italian and american flag.

but besty ross it is down at oregon and broad, major miss spelling on sign post by someone but not by the city. >> here comes natalee. she walks by the sign every day. has she every noticed it? >> look above. tell me what that is? >> betsy ross. oh, it is spelled backward! >> but backward besty itself after seeing the mistake, about to make. >> owes it is a besty. >> typos in philadelphia, or myomessing, even shunk, totally understandable. but iconic besty ross? guess it would be worse. >> good thing they didn't use an u. that will would really be interesting. >> what would that be? >> busbusty ross. >> cheap humor, works every time. but no matter how a name gets spelled, if there is still spelling it, and talking about you a couple of hundred years from now, you've done something right. >> this is like a self me?

>> yes, with our besty. >> carol, i mean carl, erickson. >> love it, carol. much more still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning. coming up next, we check in with "face the nation"'s bob schieffer for a look ahead at today's broadcast, and it is a special edition of the show's 60th anniversary. you don't want to miss t we'll

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>> you know what? i think nicole, you know what i think the highlight is? i woke up alive this morning. when you get to be my age, that's very, very important. and every day you get on this side of the dirt is the highlight. so, i have had a wonderful time doing this broadcast, i've been a reporter as you well know for more than half a century. and the last, what, 22, 23 years, here at "face the nation", hands-down the best job in all of journalism, if you like talking to the newsmakers, think about it, you don't even have to go to them some of the time. they're too long come to you. >> yes. >> and that makes it a very, very special thing. no bells and whistles here on this show as you know, nicole. we just sit down the top newsmakers and ask them questions about the news of the day. that will was the mission on the very first broadcast back in 1954, that remains our mission here. and, we got couple of pretty good newsmakers this morning. we'll be talking first to the

president of the united states barack obama, i believe third appearance on "face the nation", and then, we will talk to former president, george w. bush, who is just written a very just compelling book, i think, very sweet book, about his dad, casino after biography, he says there is no way i could be objective. but i just want people to know who this man was, and i think he will -- he does that, in this book, so, barack obama, and george w. bush, two presidents, one hour, right here on "face the nation". >> zero six years, quite milestone. congratulations again, bob. and thanks. thanks, nicole. >> it is 8:44 right now. and a little bit of everything for the weather this week. carol returns with milder weather for the work week, and a cool-down, as well. again, something for everybody. the forecast straight ahead. >> and hey, what if you opened a can of soda, and it was only half full? well, there is some products that may have you thinking you're getting more for your money than you actually are.

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>> misleading products? you think may be giving you more for your money than they actually r consumer reporter jim donovan investigation and shows you the simple things you can do, to shop smarter. >> what if you bought a can every soda and it was only half full? or purchase container of nuts and inside was mostly air? you would probably be disappointed. with some products, like potato chips, for instance, that empty space obviously serves a purpose. >> air in the bag, pillow, so there won't be any crushing of the contents, in transportation. >> but, for other item, consumer advocate, ed, says, over size packages --

>> really serves no function at all, and it is just deceiving to the customer, you think you're buying a bigger quan at this at this, because the package is bigger. >> even name for it. slack fill. >> you just have false size or false bottoms, that's trying to make the product look bigger than it really is. >> in september, cvs agreed to pay $225,000 to settle charges in california that had misled consumers by selling store brands beauty products in oversized packaging. when "3 on your side" went shopping, we found several cvs brand items like this anti-wrinkle and firming cream, where the package wag much larger than the product. so how much packaging is too much? >> which would you think would contain the most product inside the box? >> this one. >> okay, why? >> because of the box is the biggest. >> yet, these these cvs boxes contain the same amount -- same amount of product, 1.7 ounces. >> i don't know false advertising, it is little more deceptive.

go by what you see. >> super annoying. >> why? >> it is a waist. >> sees it often. >> when you open the package, there is all these flaps there, and if you stick a ruler in, almost 3 inches of empty space. >> and we saw it in name brand products, too. like this neutrogena wrinkle repair. in a statement, cvs told us, they design their packaging to be similar to national brands, but, as part of the settlement in california, they've agreed redesign the packaging of some items n some cases if you look closely, the packaging may show an image, or an outline of the product inside. >> it says actual product size. >> oh, and guess what? these are not my reading glasses. >> exactly. >> i wouldn't even see it. >> exactly. but the only way to be sure whatever your a getting, look for the net weight. after all. >> one of the experts from owe lay, called them, but didn't hear back from the k neutrogena told continually evaluates, revise z product

packaging to ensure compliance with regulations, and to provide a better consumer experience. reporting for "3 on your side", i'm jim donovan. >> and providing a better weather experience, our weather watchers, they're up early today. let's take a look, see what they're finding in their locations, gregg wood says still cloudy but moving out toward the coast, from upper township, new jersey, and i am proving trends, we like that. we move up the coast, and see if we get some verification from tim mitchell. 48 degrees, and he says the clouds are thinning. because we've got a light west southwest breeze. >> speaking of the coast, dealing with just bit in the way of clouds, but, as our weather watchers noted, these clouds are on their way out. so things starting to improve this morning. it also looks very nice, as we take a look at center city philadelphia this morning. we have got the blue skies,

and couple of interesting clouds, that's it. i think the rest of the day we should be seeing these clouds get farther and farther away, so they move out more into the ocean, which is good. out in reading already it is bright, beautiful there. so the farther north and west you go, the more light you're seeing brighter start to the day. 47 degrees, out in reading, at this point. as everything seems to be quiet, and the kids are home, can't wait for monday morning. and back to school. 46 degrees out at the airport, we've kept this temperature for hours now through philadelphia, 40 in trenton, 37 in allentown, 40 degrees in the poconos, we move to the south, it is ooh degrees in wildwood already. so, temperatures will be climbing and will get into the 50's today. yesterday, in philadelphia, we stopped at 50 degrees. that was it. the weather was exhausted by that point. could not, could not give us another agree. but i think today, it is more of a marathon, it will be able to make it to 56, 57 degrees. storm scan3, some clouds, especially to the east of philadelphia, the clearing skies to the west. and that is the trend, those

clouds should be moving on out with these temperatures staying in the 50's today. high pressure staying around the area. and high pressure, welcome to be here again tomorrow, and tuesday, which is fine, it can stay as long as it wants. but it does tend to want to move out of here. tomorrow, we will find temperatures way up in the 50's, in fact, so high, that they might not even be called the 50's any more. it could be 60, 61 degrees or so monday. tuesday, we are well into the 60s. the warm up comes the first part of the week. this front means that we cool down, the second part of the week. temperatures, not bad today. they get better over the short-term. and sky conditions, not looking bad. 1:00 o'clock this afternoon, ribbon of clouds perhaps closer to the shore. otherwise, we have fine conditions today, tomorrow, sunshine, tuesday for the most part sunshine, but, does the weather system off the coast bend back few clouds? we'll see. maybe the clouds are here on wednesday but even wednesday look to be pretty mild day.

later, wednesday night, colder air starts to come down from canada, lou cool us down by the end of the week so that the highs go from the 60s, to the 40's, within a day. so, colder air is out there. not so much today though. we're on the incline on this roller coaster. 56 degrees, philadelphia, 55 at the shore, the poconos, 48 degrees. mostly sunny, in all locations, looks great, on tuesday, veterans day, and 65 degrees. so, nice looking day, shaping up that day. and today, our wind out of the west about five to 10 miles an hour. tonight we drop down 40 degrees, not bad night coming up for us tonight, and then tomorrow, 60 degrees, we get some sunshine, tuesday, looks at this point like mostly sunny skies. wednesday, we get maybe few clouds, but some sunshine later on, 06 degrees, and then cooling down, a lot, 35 wednesday night, thursday, friday, it is in the four's, saturday, it the the 40's for highs, maybe shower friday morning. we'll continue to monitor that

and see if that happens. do you love watching the weather a lot of people do. you too just like some of the other weather watchers you've seen this morning and all week long can be featured in oust newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher. sign up right now at cbsphilly.com/watchers. nicole? >> all right, carol. time to get the roads and the traffic updates from ann. good morning, ann. >> good morning, nicole. we have delays on 202. not delays yet. and not on 202, but construction definitely, this is 202 northbound at 422 in king every prussia the off ramp to 422 westbound partially block, due to construction, and 422 westbound, construction on it, between 202, and route 23, already slow. and you can see the right lane closed to the left of your screen. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, "eyewitness news" continues, right after this.

nicole brewer's seal of approval on t we have temperature of 56 degrees, four our high today. tomorrow we will be right around 06 degrees, 56 by tuesday, before we cool down you. >> know i like it, carol. thank you. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning with charles osgood is next. make it a great day. bye bye. ♪

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