front door as first responders came here, he told only us, how his family survived, he can exposed to lethal levels of carbon monoxide. >> i'm just thankful, glad to be feeling normal again. >> reporter: still wearing a hospital gown joseph langford told only "eyewitness news" he is thankful his family ace live after a near natal exposure early monday morning. >> my wife was complaining about stomach aches so i called 911 to her. and, then as it turns out i started passing out. >> reporter: when emergency responders arrive langford's wife ann and six year-old daughter isabel were unconscious in the living room. joseph fell to the floor in convulsions headily after opening the front door. >> all i remember is opening the main door, and, then i passed out, and i came in and opened the screen door. >> reporter: fire officials fell co levels of 900 parts per million or five times the normal limit of exposure.

>> 900 part per million, and dang. >> and convulsions within a few minutes of exposure. >> fire officials believe a faulty heater may have caused the house to fill with carbon monoxide. langford's the par to a church of christ in wins low township credits god with saving his family. he says they are recovering fine but what didn't protect the langford's was a carbon monoxide detector. the the fire department says they didn't find any in the house. officials say is there an extremely important lesson to learn, make sure you have working carbon monoxide detectors. >> if they did not have medical emergency or call 911 when they did it could have been fatal. >> reporter: fire tenth actually installed a carbon monoxide detector for the langford's after ventilating their house. they say it is safe as taras being clear of carbon monoxide but langford's can't return home until they have their heater check by a licensed technician. we are live from winslow township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much.

some new developments in this fiery crash, we're now hearing from the philadelphia police officer pulled from the burning squad car by two good smart tans. cruisers burst into flames after colliding with a pick up, and the officer was trapped. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live from south philadelphia where he just spoke with that officer, walt. >> reporter: jessica, less than 48 hours after officer mark kensie was trapped in that burning police car he made his way in the 17th district behind me on crutches this afternoon, a bruce on his head showing where he suffered a concussion, his girlfriend at his side and told a remarkable story of survival, and the two good smart tans, who saved his life. >> i remember it was just kind of waking up and seeing that the air bag had deployed and vehicle was on fire. >> reporter: officer mark kensie recalled flames getting ever closer, as he sat trapped behind his air bag, in his wrecked and burning patrol car. following a collision, with another vehicle.

>> i tried to help but my legs could not move. >> reporter: suddenly through the smoke he says there were hand reaching towards him, and the hands of 17 year-old joe chambers, seen here, visiting him later in his hospital bed, and a neighbor daunte johnson. >> absolutely, they were the heroes. >> reporter: the pair pulled officer kensie from his car moments before it was totally engulfed. the officers incinerated clipboard a reminder of the fierce slayings. >> i think it means a lot to me and mize family, because as i said i wouldn't be here if they wouldn't have pulled me out. >> grateful, just grateful somebody helped him. >> reporter: nursing his leg injury and a concussion, officer kensie and his girl friend returned to his police district. telling and retelling the story, of the two civilian heroes, who reacted, in a moment, to save his life. >> i owe him a state dinner. we will take him out when i get better, i will take him

out. >> reporter: officer's commanding officer pointed out to us that so often we do stories of police officers saving other peoples lives. inspiring part of this store two strangers one from the neighborhood, one from delaware county, coming together in just a moment to save a officer's life when it hung in the balance. much more on his story of survival and good samaritan when we join you at 6:00. live from the 17th police district walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. several homes were involved in the mid afternoon fire in north philadelphia. chopper three over the 2400 block of lehigh avenue. we're told one roof caved in and another took some heavy damage. one person was taken to the hospital in stable condition. montgomery county police announced the arrest, or announced arrests in the recent burglar is in two gun stores. in each case weapons were stolen and then sold on the streets. "eyewitness news" reporter justin fin much joins is live

from montgomeryville with more on that story, justin. >> reporter: authorities say their operation cross hairs rounded up some five suspects and one critical one, andrew rocco, who is accused of break nothing to those two gun stores and stealing those weapons. all the while authorities say out on bail on drug charges. he has a new bail, $1 million, hundred grand for each of the ten guns that they say are still out there. leaving court with a one million-dollar cash bail andrew rocco, stayed silent as he was driven off to the montgomery county jail. saying nothing about the illegal buyers of his guns, authorities say, that he stole. rocco, an electrician by trade is accused of tripping alarms to break inside two gun stores over the summer. allegedly stealing two guns and one rifle from dell's firearms in hatfield in june and nearby lansdale, four glock handguns, two revolvers, one rifle, one shotgun and this 9-millimeter handgun from modern technical back in july.

that gun and this 33 caliber rugger from dell had been recovered. >> but ten more guns are out there and they are dangerous and we hope that they can be recovered without injury. >> reporter: back on november 3rd there was a near in miss in norristown involving this handgun says montgomery d.a. reese vet ri furhman there seven were shell casings recovered from the course of the shooting. one bullet struck a wall and was less than 3 feet from where an eight year-old child was sitting. >> reporter: with help from police in hatfield norristown and lansdale, furhman says that authorities have had success. tracking that handgun in norristown to franklin lemar butler who later id's rocker as a seller. forty-four caliber was traced to james molba who identified rocker and the seller. purchase price for both weapons, $500. now, both of those men are facing charges of possession of a stolen gun, monk other charges. now rocco did also identify

another straw buyer but that man turned up dead in philadelphia last month. he is due back in court, rocco is, on november 24th. live from montgomeryville i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coatsville area school district completes its internal investigation after a kindergartener survived abuse that killed his little brother. three-year eld scottie mcmilan was murdered by his mother and her three friends in a trailer in west caln township. scottie's brother ryan has been absent from school for two weeks. the district maintains that staffers were not aware of any abuse. now coatsville area school district superintendent, doctor kathy taschner released a statement saying whenever a child is absent our staff tries to make contact with the parents to determine the reason for the absence, through phone calls, written communication and eventually a home visit to the residents. we have on record. all of those procedures were

followed. developing news tonight, the fbi is now investigating after the u.s. postal service says it has been a victim of the sign's tack. information about pose al workers, including their social security numbers, may have been compromised. the attacks occurred in mid-september, the post office customers and those that used u.s. ps.com were not affected, however, those who used the post office call center may have had their information compromised. welshing while we're enjoying temperatures in the 60's today in the upper midwest they are getting an early dose of winter. take a look at the scene in minneapolis today, that area could see up to a foot of snow before it is all said and done. we will have live coverage from minnesota coming up a 59:30, but first, more on our own mild temperatures, how long are they go to go last? kathy is outside on the sky deck now, kathy. >> that is why we don't live there, we live in one of the best places in the country. our climate is fantastic, especially when we're talking

about 60's in november. we will forget that we have had snow much earlier then now in years past. it wasn't that long ago. take a look at the numbers though because high temperature in philadelphia so far today made it to 63 degrees, average high is 58. we will go even warmer tomorrow. believe it or not. around the region we are looking at a clear skies and you can see snow to the north, it is just to the north of toronto, canada and you saw that from the northern plains and great lakes. right now 50 in the poconos. fifty-four wilmington. fifty-two millville. even through keystone state temperatures on the mild side with southeasterly winds. coming up tonight we will have that clear skies and temperatures will be falling through the 50's. it will be fine for the birds, by 11:00 o'clock clear, cool and temperature 48. coming up we will talk about a take that will be even warmer coming up tomorrow, and then a 20-degree drop in temperature, can hardly get word out and then rain making even some wet snow in the seven day, we will take a look at that later in

the broadcast. all right, kathy, thanks very much. monday night football at the link tonight, eagles hosting czar line a panthers and mark sanchez taking over quarterback forbidder. >> big night and big game. beasley reese and leslie van arsdal is live at the link down on the field with a preview of the contest, good evening to you both. >> good evening, to you, it is a sanchez tonight. that would be the topic and focus. they have these wired cameras that swing all over, they will be right on top of mark sanchez, how will he do, when he came in with the texans he threw that 50-yard strike. i expect full play book to be available to sanchez. >> i think he will play well. >> a all eyes are on mark. it is his first start since 20 126789 last game of that season he was sidelined all of last season with the shoulder injury. he let jets to two afc

championship appearances, fifth overall pick in 2009. he is happy to get his chance to start. he hopes that with the birds he can play at a much higher level. >> i have had a chance get a birds eye view of everything and put that new york experience in its place and take with me the things that went well and improve upon the things that didn't go so well and so now i'm a better version of myself and best version of myself is this monday night game. >> the national anthem was being practiced by a member of the navy, i think a petty officer. he was a moving, moving rendition. ren thrill any. teams will be led out by five members of our military, representing each branch of service. it will be an awesome night here, back to you in the studio. >> a lot of fun. moving there at the beginning there as well. >> all right, thanks guys. gas prices dropping, again, coming up, how low they

are right now and what experts are crediting for declining cost for drivers. >> also ahead tonight, 15 hikers from a church group go missing in southern california we will have have their dramatic rescue. knives, scissors and grenades all things you do in the want to take through airport security find out what else tsa officials confiscated and what you need to know before flying over holidays. children are poisoning themselves with what seems like a harmless household product, coming up what you need to know from a brand new study.

fifteen missing hikers who failed to return as scheduled have been rescued near pasadena, california. members of the church group were reported missing after last night after not returning from a hike in eat on canyon park. a all 15 people ranging from age from 14 to 36 were found in good health and ultimately rescued by a helicopter. they have been reunited with their families. a suicide bomber dressed like a student set i have an explosive during morning assembly in nigeria. forty-eight students between the ages of 11 and 20 were killed as a town in northeast nigeria. seventy-nine others were hurt. the militant group book a horam is suspected but no one has accepted responsibility. suicide bombing killed 35 people in the aim town last week. that nurse from maine who defied ebola quarantine orders insist that americans need to know more about the virus. casey hick ox broke quarantine by leaving her home along the canadian border.

her 21 day monitoring period does come to an end at midnight tonight. hickox spent a night in sierra leon treating ebola a patients but has not shown symptoms and tested negative for the virus. good news at the pump tonight, price of gas continues to go down. gas on route 38 in burlington county, new jersey, all the way down to $2.59. the the national average is $2.93. take a look around the region and in the state of pennsylvania we're still just above 3-dollar mark at 3.05 a gallon. in new jersey it is $2.76. in delaware $2.82 a gallon. experts say oil supplies continue to grow faster than demand and that is in large part thanks to production increases here in the u.s. still to come on "eyewitness news" an alarming new study looks a at danger to your children from those laundry detergent packets that are known as pods. we will explain why they can be very dangerous for small children,.

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what a great day outside. >> beautiful. >> and i know that because i have seen, what is coming up, kathy orr. >> yes, you have. >> not warm and fuzzy.

>> did you see those minnesota pictures earlier. >> yes, a lot of snow. >> cold enough for snow and it will be cold enough for snow on the east coast a little bit later this week but we're not expecting anything like. that. >> we're not ready to are that yet, that is why we don't live in minnesota a we're talking about a mild night forbidder and then a really terrific day again for tomorrow. don't be concerned about the cold just yet, outside, spectacular end to the day. look at this sunset in atlantic city just a picture perfect evening with temperature falling through the 50's, as we speak. our live neighborhood network takes us to the delaware valley. look at these places, valley forge, 65. and then in delran, new jersey 64 degrees. memorial school in medford, new jersey and in dover at international speed way, and, a mild day, 61. that is our temperature, and 58 in allentown 506789 in the poconos. and, and, and,

afternoon there in the west. and, where we have the cold, and, the lake, and also some snow showers, through the northern plains. you saw pictures from minnesota and through dakotas. small temperatures here in the teens. cold enough for snow so it that is light, puffy powdery snow for them. in the meantime we will see more warmth during the day tomorrow, high temperatures in the upper 60's some spots making it to 07 degrees as this cold front gets closer. good news is that cold air will maryland rate by the time it makes it to the eastern seaboard. pleasant day wednesday, front moves through makes it cold thursday and then we have an area of low pressure developing that could bring moisture thursday night to bring us rain or wet snow shower, that would be the extent of it but i will keep you posted as we get closer. overnight mainly clear not as cold low of 43.

veterans day stellar with a high of 60 degrees. we will watch a piece of that polar air moving south, you can see core of the cold air already invading the the west, for us, it means a chill he end to the week with temperatures ten to 15 degrees below average by the time we make to it thursday and friday. tomorrow, 68. wednesday 65. and then 20 degrees cooler then tomorrow, by thursday, the high of only 48 degrees. that is your three day, kate will have more on the cold next half an hour with the seven day,

is there a important warning about detergent pots that can be dangerous. new research shows hundreds of

kids have been injured. >> knelt reporter stephanie stahl explains biggest changer is to children under age of six. >> they are colorful laundry detergents, convenient, easy to use but enticing for children. >> they are definitely colorful, i can see why a child would want to eat it. >> reporter: doctor evan weiner is an emergency physician at st. christopher's hospital for children in philadelphia. >> there have been case reports of kids ending up in the icu from these. >> reporter: newly released study says detergent packs are a serious risk to young children, reports of children being injured by detergent packs increased 645 percent a month when they were first introduced in early 2012. that has decreased some. over a one year period poison control released 17,000 calls about accidents for children and packets. >> some may have common symptoms like nausea or vomiting and then there are more rare but more serious symptoms, like altered mental status or coma coast state or

respiratory depression where they are not breathing and they may require intubation and put on the ventilator. >> reporter: that happened to one year-old alex rhode island y after swollen a pod last year. new study calls for a big ever effort to prevent exposure which could include improve product packaging and labeling. doctor weiner says parents also need to take precaution. >> you have to treat it just like your bleach, and other cleaning products thaw may put away, keep away from children. >> reporter: we reach out but got no reaction from proctor and gamble, maker of the tied pods. last year they introduced more child friendly packaging and offering free safety latch toes parents. also the consumer products safety commission says children should not aloud to handle the packets and advises parents to store them out of sight and reach of little children. one thing that was not in this study was dishwasher packets, stored under the sink. they could be more dangerous.

that was not in the study but clearly keeping kids from those too. >> they look sobriety. >> yes. >> easy to make mistake. >> all right stephanie, thanks. still to come a major snowstorm is sweeping through midwest tonight, and that same system will send temperatures dropping across much of the u.s. we will have a live report from minneapolis on the early arrival of winter, coming up. sound from someone's backyard are being examined by forensic experts. i'm syma chowdhry with that story coming up. on the anniversary of the marine core a miraculous meeting here in philadelphia, two guys in one of the most bloody battles in american is there history meet for the first time. it was so rare it brought tears to everybody's eyes. i'll have their story

i'm jessica dean. here are the top stories. dive teams pulled a red cover vel from the delaware river. chopper three over philadelphia side not far from the tacony palmyra bridge. early indications here is that the vehicle is empty. pastor his wife and their six year-old daughter all lucky to be alive after a faulty heater leaks three times the normal left of carbon machine oxide in their

sicklerville home. one person was taken to the hospital in stabling condition after a fire damaged several homes on lehigh avenue in north philadelphia. kate? thanks, guess contact good evening, everyone. what a beautiful monday it turned out to be with sunshine and temperatures above average and they will stay above average tomorrow. we are approaching 70, for our veterans day tuesday but then cold air comes n bottom falls out on thursday. we will skip 50's all together, head to the 40's and even chance for some snow showers perhaps in the forecast? i'll have that have in the seven day in a few minutes, chris? speaking of snow, kate, winter does not begin for six more weeks, but you wouldn't know that in the upper midwest tonight. a cold, snowy preview is in full swing there right now as you can see. jamie ukiss from our sister station in minneapolis, wcco, is braving elements and she joins us now from the snowy minneapolis. better you then us, right. >> reporter: i know difficult hear 70 there tomorrow? i'm so envious. we have had heavy snow

throughout the day-to-day. we're waiting on a second band of heavy snow to come through. layers of ice outside on roadways and 25 miles an hour wind. it has made travel very tricky. 180 accidents in the state of minnesota today. 175 flights canceled and as you you said, we have had six more weeks until it is really winter. it is tough, sledding for commuters across the upper midwest. as this snow comes down, drivers are urged to slow down. were you there is still accidents. >> stepped out of my car to go talk to the laid any front of me. few more vehicles hit my car and everything sled down the hill. >> reporter: storm that started in alaska and then dropped in the dakotas are covering roads and ice and snow in minneapolis to wisconsin where 16 inches of snow could fall by tuesday night. other parts of the region are bracing for a foot and a half. forecasters say frigid winds are also blowing in from the

north and the big chill will be felt as far south as georgia. >> we are looking at a blast of arctic air that could take temperatures from ten to 15-degree below average. >> some schools are closed. this could be the most snowy autumn storm to hit minneapolis since halloween of 1991. the the first storm of the season also sent people scrambling for snow tires and other winter supplies. >> i didn't believe it but as soon as i walked out the door i knew i would have to take care of business. >> reporter: ready or not winter weather has arrived for millions of people and it is not going to thaw out anytime soon. now while this may seem early, it is in the necessarily unusual here in the state of minnesota, three of the biggest snowstorms on record did happen in november. but to give you an idea last winter was so bad and the entire month have of november, saw only an inch of snow. reporting live from minneapolis, jamie yukiss for

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jamie, thanks very much. a man is sexually assaulted in kensington after leaving a chinese restaurant and tonight we have a look at the suspect. police say this man followed the victim from golden dragon chinese restaurant on the 33 hundred block of north second street to his home. hooded suspect reportedly forced his way inside at gunpoint and fled with the victim's cell phone, keys and $120 in cash. suspect in the abduction of cash lear a freeland gaither will be in a philadelphia courtroom on wednesday. delven barnes is being held on other charges in virginia but he will be brought here for an appearance in federal court. he was arrested in maryland last week and freeland gaither is back with family in north philadelphia. three months on the job the new head of veterans affairs says he is reorganizing the agency. va secretary robert mcdonald gave 60 minutes a preview. mcdonald, the former ceo of proctor and gamble says it is all about being accessible and

responsive to the department's 22 million customers. >> every decision we make, every criteria we use will be about the veteran. we are calling it my va. >> the reorganization, comes following revelations of long wait times for care, and scheduling cover ups at many va hospitals. president obama announced a new visa agreement with china on the first day of his eight day visit to asia. obama wore traditional chinese clothe to go greet the nation's president. u.s. and china agreed to make it easier for to us wrist, students and business people from both countries to visit the other. obama said u.s. welcomes rise of the prosperous, peaceful and stable china last year 1.8 million chinese visitors to the united states, contributed $21 billion to our economy and supported more than hundred thousand american jobs. >> reporter: president obama also met with australia's prime minister to talk about the battle against isis in iraq and syria.

both nations have troops in the region. report tours day were given a unique look at airport screening process in philadelphia tsa officials at philadelphia international showcased the lost and prohibited items they have come across recently. passengers have packed knives, brass knuckles. there have been fake explosives. someone put a buzz saw blade in their bag. travelers also accidentally leave behind clothing and other items, at screening checkpoints. >> smaller electronics from blue tooth to u.s. b memory sticks, lap top batteries, ear phones, keys, we get large quantities of glasses, eye glasses, sunglasses, watches. >> we have got show and tell because tsa officials want public to be more familiar with screening guidelines, as the holiday travel season approaches. suspect human remains found in the backyard of the

south jersey home appear to be much older than originally thought. contractors found those remains in late october while putting in a new pool at a home on bank avenue in riverton. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry picks up the store friday there. >> reporter: forensic experts have have only scratched surface when it comes to human remains found in burlington county. bones were discovered last month when a pool company started digging in a yard in riverton. they were about 6 feet in the ground. remains were taken to the state police forensic lab. there was autotomiesing. diana has been working as a an throw follow goodies for 30 years. >> basically putting a puzzle together. >> reporter: when they excavated the remains she was able to determine it could be more than 100 years old. >> they are very fragile. we have roots growing through the bones and through the dirt that is surrounding the body. >> reporter: and once donna finishes sifting through the

dirt she will put bones together in hopes of getting as close to this as possible. >> and then determine, if i can the age of the individual or individuals, the sex of the individuals, their ancestors, their height. >> reporter: if the bones are for more than one body it could be hard to match them up that may be impossible to tell with the doing dna if you are able to get death na off these bones. >> reporter: people living next door are making no bones bit, they want to know more about the remains. >> it sparked interest of what the history is going back from the 1800's, 1900's. >> curious to see what went on over there. >> reporter: and she will be working herself to the bone until she learns more about these bones. >> interesting case because i don't know what i will fine. >> reporter: in hamilton township, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good evening, everyone. if you are traveling on any of our majors it is jammed packed, we have an eagles game tonight. it is, definitely a monday night football night where crowds are not only on the

platt bridge but you'll fine them on 95, schuylkill, vine street expressway, lots of eagles fans out there we have green as far as the gear but a lot of red as far as these brake lights. look at the platt bridge through south philadelphia, i-95 southbound jammed around lincoln financial field and also out of the northeast philadelphia's section specifically between i would say really woodhaven and vine is your thickest delay. looking at the schuylkill expressway heading eastbound toward the the vine and further east towards south philadelphia towards sports complex that is another delay and it is not only around center city philadelphia, throughout your entire western suburbs where we have major delays as well. look at this red on 476, coming from the mid county toll place, king of prussia area eagles play at 8:30 so expect volume to linger and watch out for this accident in delaware 495 southbound at 29 five no delays for broad street line heading down to the game, lets head down to the desk. thanks very much, still to come a new restaurant trend that some are finding hard to

swallow, extra charges for everything from water, to condiments and ice. consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with a warning. he is dancing like in one is watching, except all of us are, his roommate caught him on camera, cleaning and cutting the rug and yes that video has gone viral. we will have more for you up next, kate. it is a nice day today. nice warm weather tomorrow and men to wednesday. enjoy the the nice november warm up because a wintry chill a arrives later in the week. i'll have details on the seven a arrives later in the week. i'll have details on the seven day eyewitness forecast so yhere i can just...ght you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron!

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healthcare.gov is open, starting to day son zoomer can go back to the web site and check out available plans. officials prom thinks year it is faster, simpler and they say that is there better security then the first time around. next sign up period, begins, november the 15th. lets look at is what trending now fan of the giant and seahawks game yesterday got to meet the team's mascot, very up close and personal . tama, the team's see hawk took a tea tore on the flight

around the stadium and landed right there on the fan. the fan kind of acted like it was no big deal, he just leaned down and let it do its thing. >> man. >> he eventually flew back to the handlers, thank goodness. >> we have all seen tom cruise old time rock and role and maybe this man has an equally bright future. take a look at this song. all right, now then of move this along. he is caught on his camera a as he is strutting himself to my baby takes the morning train. what else would you dance too. and he moves very well. and then he gets fancy. >> yes. >> caught. >> busted. >> he is clearly younger but really enjoys that classic song. >> there but the grace of god go all of us. that could be any of us. >> oh, listen if you seen my music it could be very embarrassing.

many businesses are offering free meals and drinks to veterans tomorrow to say thank you and we have put a list together on our web site at cbs philly.com. you'll fine suggestions on places you can visit in order to honor service members. we would love to see your veterans day photos, facebook

or tweet them to hash tag cbs-3 and you may see them right here on air. we've got on breaking news coming to us from south philadelphia. you can see very active scene there we understand two people have been sickened by carbon machine oxide in the 1200 block of south eighth street, first responders, obviously on a very active scene right there. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. well, monday night football comes to south philadelphia, tonight, it is the eagles and the panthers. big game. >> it is a a big game and meteorologist justin drabick is live at the wells fargo center parking lot a lot of action out there, with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab tracking details for us. justin? >> good evening, guys. great weather for football tonight. perfect weather for tailgating. a lot of people out here having a good old time tonight. we have joey and andy right here they make the the trip

from south jersey. they wanted to give the chant on top of their truck. they are pumped up for tonight's game and why not. earlier they were out here, with the drill master, cooking steaks, nice job, guys. great form. of course, we have to talk about the forecast here. we are with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. temperatures are mild in the 50's and kick off will be at 8:30 tonight over at the link. is there your kick off forecast. fifty-two at 8:30. south east wind coming in at five to 10 miles an hour, pretty comfortable. by even of the game it will be in the 40's. no rain, pretty good, night tonight. look at that 57.9 degrees right now from the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. light wind, only one or 2 miles an hour. and you cannot beat that. there is the latest background, it will get here tonight, great game, great weather, we will have more coming up tonight at 6:00 o'clock. we will talk about the forecast. that is latest from the wells fargo center in south philadelphia, now back to kate

in the studio for a check of that seven day forecast. >> good morning. kate. and we've got some people to check in with as well our eyewitness weather watchers, all reporting a beautiful, comfortable evening. let start off off to the north here's from jeff moore in hatfield. fifty-two with the clear sky, not too bad for this time of the year. as we continue to move further southward we are looking at 61 degrees from david michigan until norristown nice warm weather there he ace comment for us. 61 degrees. mostly clear. great weather for football tonight. go eagles. he is in the spirit as well. thank you to david for. that receipts for jeff. he says on his weather station enjoying warmer weather before frigid air takes hold next week. that is a good idea, jeff. let's check with one more person here we check with david. we will head back to pennsylvania, where it is 56 degrees in havertown and thanks to kevin willis he says a perfect evening. 7 degrees warmer then this

time yesterday. it was a beautiful day. thank you to our weather watchers for their observations. if you are interested sign up now, go to cbs philly.com/watchers. the watchers had a pretty easy job today reporting sunshine and temperatures in the 60's. we will see how they fair in the winter. we are looking forward to some snow reports. no snow reports just yet. lets look at is what going on, we have a time lapse on our live neighborhood network in kutztown and it was a beautiful day there kids were out playing some soccer on the field there. 53 degrees at the moment. nothing but blue skies all day long, lot shadows lengthening and now it is dark but it is beautiful. comfortable. not so much, we will check in just just a few minutes in minneapolis and look at what is happening there we have got some snow. starting move from minneapolis heavy snow across northern wisconsin and heavy snow in portions of the eastern south dakota as well n our neck of the woods things are quiet. not even a cloud in the sky, but a front ace approaching, and as it does it will churn up first some warmth and then

it slice necessary to that warmth and brings big changes by end of the week. don't expect to see these temperatures unfortunately for much longer. sixty-one at the airport. fifty-seven in reading. fifty in mount pocono. fifty-six in trenton. look at this cold though you can see that clear delineation of where cold air is, 30 in sue city, 29 in minneapolis, 19 in bismarck and 14 in canada mild for now. that will change. as that front moves tonight pumps in milder air, that front actually moves through wednesday, wednesday is a transition day and then cold comes in. watch out how the cold advances across the country as we go through next couple of days. you can see the blue invading and it will overtake the entire eastern half of the country by week's end. overnight mainly clear not as cold, 43 degrees. unseasonably mild for your veterans day tuesday, beautiful day at 68. wednesday is our transition day breezy at 65. and then bottom falls out. forty-eight thursday no better than mid 40's friday and saturday. is there a chance for a snow shower thursday night into friday morning.

we will keep you posted. now back to you in the desk. thanks, kate. you know they say there is no such thing in life as free lunch but what if you want to the restaurant and a had to pay for conned also and even a glass of water. >> i don't think people would like that. >> it would be aggravating. >> jim donovan looks at an increasing trend that some say are tough to swallow. >> reporter: for restaurant owner jacob, taco tuesdays are busy nights, customers there are for the cheap tacos but filling up on free items like chips and sals. people that come in, they will drink water. they will have one taco and six was kits of chips and salsa a. >> reporter: rising costs leave restaurant own i can like cancannon with shrinking profits. >> we tried to charge people after the the third basket, they were offended. where do you draw the line. >> reporter: increasing number of restaurant are drawing line at water, bread, couldn'tments and other commonly

complimentary items. fast food restaurant are charging for catch up an cups of water. casual and fine dining establishments are increasing to charge to split plates. >> this isn't a way to gouge consumer and more money but typically a waste to keep a thin profit margin and keep your doors opened. >> reporter: when sit a real deal buster for customers. >> consumers typically feel difficulties disrespected if they are not communicated certain piece they are paid. if water is provide at table but charged for it later, i think they are going to feel like they were nickel and dimed. >> reporter: dining out has dropped 11 percent in the last decade. don't be surprised to see more new charges popping up as restaurant want to keep their doors open and thinking of more ways to make a profit. >> he is not charging for chips just yet it is hard, they have to keep lights on that is for sure but at the same time if you order a whole basket of chips you cannot just go in and eat chips. >> i would go bankrupt if i

had to pay for my kids ketchup. >> bring your own. >> thanks, guys. >> we will be right back.

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student are celebrating 25th anniversary pie recreating the even. >> language students at bunker hill middle school marked anniversary by creating their own wall in the hallway. student cover the wall with their own graffiti and got a chance to tear it down in celebration. with temperatures set to drop the need for winter weather clothing is increasing. >> "eyewitness news" at citizens bank park for gear up for winter coat drive campaign. the campaign order by cradles to crayons, citizens bank donated 100 coats to be distributed to the homeless, and low income children. that is going to do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 pull safety just in time, a philadelphia police officer talks about the night his life was saved when two heroes rescued him from his burning squad car. a family overcome by carbon monoxide but father manages to call for help just before he passes out, tonight

he talks exclusive liz with "eyewitness news", kathy? just a beautiful evening to be outdoors and another, stellar day, expect here for tomorrow, as temperatures sore, but then a polar plunge, in store for the entire delaware valley, we will tell you what those numbers are in the seven day. miraculous meeting two world war two veterans meet for the very first time, a story that is bringing tears tour eyes. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. we will begin at 6:00 with breaking news. chopper three over the delaware river as a corvette is pulled from the water. officials are telling "eyewitness news" that a domestic dispute led to that car ending up in the river. >> we will go to "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco live from tacony, diana? >> reporter: chris and jessica behind me here you can see that red 1990 cover receipt that marine divers were able to locate just a few minutes ago in 30 feet of water in the

delaware here. you cane is there still water, draining from the car. they are getting ready to toe ate way. just before 4:00 o'clock police say a a 50 year-old man, in a dispute with a wife, who he may be getting a divorce from, took the car, it is his wife's car and drove it off the shore into the delaware river. he then left the scene here and then took off. witnesses saw him. they were able to give police a description. divers were in immediately dispatched to this location. it took them sometime but they were able to location the car. in about 30 feet of water. they say there was a a lot of debris down there and it was a very dark area, very difficult situation, for divers where they did put their lives in jeopardy making hure that no one was in fact inside that vehicle. they were able to pull it from the water a a few minutes ago. the corvette was empty. they are looking for that man. live