a suspect is dead after he is shot by a delaware state police trooper. coming up, latest on what spark the gun fire. and also ahead, family and friend come together to remember a woman and her young son murdered this morning a man is under arrest and police say he set a fire to try to cover up the crime. and many shoppers know about the recent data breach at many stores but how many of us are actually doing something to protect ourselves. three is on your side with an alarming new study, we will share it, coming up next. today is saturday november 15th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer, just past

6:00 o'clock. lets check that forecast. it will be a chilly one. we have to get used to it. >> this will look warm by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday of next week when we get reenforced cold air in here. we need to reenforce the warmth. lets take a look at what we have right now, sunnies starting to come up beautiful tart to the take, gorgeous through atlantic city. beautiful sun rise but a a cold one. we have a temperature of 32 degrees through center city philadelphia looking at other location this is morning 32 degrees at palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. temperatures are cold. wind aren't strong but they are enough to kick up a wind chill. thirty-three right now. twenty-seven in allentown. 24 degrees in the poconos. we will move to wilmington 29. millville 29. dover 28. atlantic city at four. cold morning in every single location.

thirty-three in mount holly. twenty-nine doyletown. twenty-eight in quakertown and pottstown. willow grove at 27 degrees. storm scan three no problem today. expect to find sunshine shirt you'llly the entire day. 26 degrees is how it feels though, cold air, expect to feel cold. twenty-six in trenton. twenty-one in wilmington. high temperatures this afternoon getting only to maybe 45 degrees. we can stop a degree or two short of that as well. lots of sunshine, and, sky conditions, and will not be anish eye. few more clouds tonight and that leads to a day that might be slightly warmer tomorrow. maybe not as bright. we have got foggy weather and cold weather all spelled out on the eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. delaware state trooper opens fire on a suspect after a car chase leaving the man dead. that shooting happened at harvey road and garfield avenue in claymont. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live where

we're hearing from that suspect's uncle, right steve. >> reporter: that is right. we spoke to that uncle by phone last night, drug use and prior run ins with the law are both thingsed he mentioned about his nephew but he surprised surprise about his capacity for violent crime. police say he was forced to contain a dangerous situation and was rapidly getting out offhanded. >> trying to grasp and we were going to deal witt the best we can. >> reporter: family member of the man police say committed two armed robberies in the span of 15 minutes say he never thought of his nephew as real event. police sent 41 year-old william mcnulty was shot and killed by a delaware state trooper shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police were pursuing mcnulty after they connect him to the armed robbery at an atm and one at a 7-eleven early yesterday morning. he was spotted and chased at several points throughout the day, fleeing at a high rate of speed and in a toyota cover role a finally after being cornered and given several

commands to stop police say mcnulty hopped a curve, drove into a patch of trees. suspect put the car in reverse and accelerated towards troopers, that is when police say they opened fire. we spoke with mcnulty's uncle by phone and he says that the family is surprised by the supreme sprees. >> has never owned a weapon before, not that i know of or anyone in the family would know of. it is just so unlike him for this to happen like this. >> reporter: well, police are withholding their identities but they do say that those troopers are six and -- i'm sorry, six and eight year veterans of the delaware state police assigned to state police. they are currently on leave until homicide detective wrap up that investigation. we are live from the cbs-3 news center i'm steve paterson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pennsylvania state police say man hunt for eric frein cost 11 million-dollar.

they took part in the 48 day church. frein was captured october 30th near a airplane hanger. prosecutors are now seeking the death penalty. developing right now, this morning an earthquake off the coast of indonesia a triggers a possible small tsunami. it happened late friday night, several cities report feeling the magnitude 7.1 quake, that is centered four hours from the capitol. there are no reports of any injuries or damage, so that is some good news but the threat of tsunami caused pan nick that area. right now only on three, an egg harbor city man is facing murder and arson charges following a suspicious house fire that just rattled a quiet community. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco was the only reporter there as a grieving community came together. >> reporter: justin palmer is being held here the atlantic county justice facility charged with murdering his mom and young son. on the same night a community is remembering their lives.

>> unaudible. >> reporter: gavin pap's father struggles for word as he talks about his little boy. with hugs and tears, the the community mourns the deaths of seven year-old gavin and his mom, michelle. police say they were murdered at the hand of michelle's boyfriend. >> we wanted everybody to come out today to celebrate life because anybody that knew shell, shell loved life. >> reporter: hundreds lit canned tolls remember the young mother and her son found burned inside their washington street home wednesday, after fire fighters put out the flames. thirty-eight year-old joseph palmer, lived with them, and was found injured outside. originally telling investigators that there was an intruder but police say palmer stabbed michelle and gavin to death and then set the fire. >> i can't believe this could happen in our little town and to people who are so kind and loving. >> reporter: many the at the vigil left notes to michelle

and gavin, a second grader at sprague elementary. family members wearing red because it was gavin's favorite color. >> i can remember gavin when he was about two years old he would sit in the church pew and when the choir would start to sing wow take out a book and try singing with us. >> reporter: that is so precious. >> he was, he was a precious little boy. >> reporter: palmer was arrested upon leaving the hospital friday afternoon. he is now being held on two million-dollar bail. in atlantic county, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". some more sad news to report, child abuse, so extreme, that the delaware county district attorney says he a has never seen anything like it. here four are of the five adults being charged, police say shekia jackson is the mother of four children and thinks video of william wade being arrested earlier this week. police say the suspects physically and sexually abused five children at a home in upper darby. police alleged the children were kick, punched and body

slam. they also say that the adults shot bee bee guns at the children as a cruel form of discipline. >> i mean it almost seems so surreal that you do not think it is really happening like what world is this where this can occur. >> the children are now staying with relatives and officials say that they are doinge kay. accused kidnapper delvin barnes remains in jail after waving his right to seek bail. barnes pleaded not guilty to federal kidnapping charges on friday. during that pretrial hearing prosecutors revealed he allegedly bound and stuffed 22-year old carlesha gaither in the trunk of the car following her germantown abduction earlier this month. well, debate over a second casino license in philadelphia is heating up, as suburban politicians weigh in. the gaming control board is expected to make a decision during its next meeting on tuesday. back on friday delaware county leaders spoke out against the plan saying it could hurt business at harrah's leading to problems like what we're seeing now on the jersey shore. >> you think that the gaming

control board out to take a strong look at what has occurred in atlantic city and realize that the same thing very well may occur in pennsylvania. >> i think it is almost like having two wawas on the same street people will good are where it is most convenient. >> harrah's generates millions for delaware county. if a new casino is built, councilman white says a tax increase is the only way to keep the money coming in. mailman for pope frances will be plenty busy, 10,000 letters from students in the archdiocese of philadelphia are being sent to the pope filled with heartfelt appeals to visit the city next september. our pat ciarrocchi has that story. >> reporter: construction paper, fancy white, ribboned envelopes, even with pro if the i can images of pope frances signaling it is a go. children are asking for a a papal visit. >> do you want to come to philadelphia? it would be an amazing honor. please think about it and come to the city of brotherly love.

>> reporter: siani cologne is among 10,000 students making personal appeals to the holy father to come to philadelphia for the world meeting of families next september. siani writes it is inspiring that in my life time i got to witness the first latin o pope. >> the fact that he is the first latin o pope is really important to me. i can relate to him because of my heritage. a lot of people love him. even people who may not have been strong in their faith or atheist are like wow i like this pope. >> reporter: it was in may when the president's pope council for the family came to philadelphia for a site visit. he promised to deliver student letters to the pope. >> this pile have of letters, 10,000 mighty and strong, representing the largest batch that we have september so far to rome. >> reporter: text from the rat can shows the first three letters from siani and students emma cliff and miles lee are in the hand of the self proclaimed archbishop mailman. chances for a papal visit are

very high but not yet official. >> i know he is seriously considering it. i hepp letters will put him over the edge. >> reporter: catholic school children learn they with get a bonus next september, he has decided to close, from september 23rd for 3 days to allow the catholic community to participate in the world meeting of families. as far as the pope's visit to the united states, we should more official information by the spring. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, that is great. 6:12 right now. cats are usually curious ones, ones that get themselves in trouble, but coming up next we will show you scare one dog gave his owner and how he got saved from getting stuck in the tight spot, it has a happy ending though. plus this. if you are looking to get out of the style ruth i've got accessory rental companies to tell you about, i'm kara suboy with that story coming up next in the tech

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we will move to another location at this point and find they are still making snow. it is still so cold, in jack frost big boulder. cold enough to add to their layers on the skies slope there. our headlines for the week, as you might imagine, for many it is a bitter taste of winter coming next week if you don't love cold weather we will fine colder weather next week. quiet but cold weekend this weekend and then a soggy monday. so there is something for everyone except warmth out there on the seven day forecast. we have 33 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-one in trenton. twenty-eight in wilmington. 24 degrees in the millville area. we have 23 in the poconos. it is in every location obviously. way too cold. it is way too cold in the south, it is 23 degrees in nashville, right now. we have 26 little rock. 25 degrees in birmingham. a 33 degrees in charleston, south carolina wherever one likes to go to stay away from cold winters. it is a minus two now,

temperatures has dropped from zero to minus two in bismarck, north dakota, 7 degrees in minneapolis, nine in rapid city. we will get into that over the next couple of days. not so much this weekend. we are 10 degrees below normal this weekend or so if we get even colder then. that storm scan three nothing. these clouds moving out. we will find lots of sunshine today but you do very little for weather as far as warming the temperatures up. we have the air to the north, arctic air to the north, it starts to spill down into our region. we will be finding that as we go especially through tuesday and wednesday and then by thursday it is starting to change a little bit and we will warm up a tiny bit. but until then we have temperatures that are running 15 to 20 degrees below average. expect that increasingly through tuesday, tuesday night, wednesday, wednesday night and then by thursday i think we will finally start to

see this jet stream back to the north a bit and temperatures while still cold won't be as cold as they have been on the tuesday and wednesday timetable. future weather, for sunshine, until we don't see it. that is when we will get some clouds overnight and first thing tomorrow. also expect i think today more in the way of clouds today, then tomorrow then we will see today. by monday more clouds and chances of some showers. is there a system in the golf triggering some of these showers on monday, and obviously we are not setting our clock by timing of this because others say it looks like a rainy day most of the day on monday. we will expect to see this pulling out maybe by monday night and then we're left with the cold air that comes in following the rain showers. this weekend quiet, cold but doable. over next couple days way too coal. 44 degrees today. tonight we will drop down to 25 and 32 degrees.

stay warm, i know you will and keep your pets just as warm as you are. over next couple days we have cold air here, 48 for the high tomorrow, the rain on monday, 47, notice tuesday, wednesday and those numbers at the bottom those are nighttime temperatures way down in the 20's, by thursday, a little moderating trend at 44 degrees. if you love watching weather you too can be featured. you can become a eyewitness weather watchers just like we saw greg out there signing in for us and you can sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers and become part of the team, nicole. well, most americans know about large data breaches that have affect a number of retailers, banks and sites over past year but as three on your side jim donovan finds that is not changing majority of the shoppers habits. >> reporter: charles goldfine says he is not worried about anyone getting a hold of his secure information on line. >> is there a possibility it will happen to me and fit does, ill will's deal witt but

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channel. in addition to calling shots she's returning to her 2011 role in the kennedy's as jackie owe nazis. >> great year, challenging. >> reporter: but first holmes is looking for to miss meadows hitting the big screen. >> hope miss meadows has that effect. >> reporter: susan marquez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, 6:28, and a smash and grab coming up next on "eyewitness news" where thieves are using some brazen tactics to try to steel atm's leaving behind a trail of destruction. also ahead, is working out a waste of time? health reporter stephanie stahl explains why some women gain extra fatten though they exercise. we will be right back.

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today, it is saturday in 15th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer just past 6:30. lets get that forecast. it will be a cold day but bright and sunny. so it is something. >> it is something, bright and sunny now. let me show you how sunnies coming up. i know it was very dark when we came in. we love to see sun coming up and i hope you do too. you are up, you are watching. lets look outside and we will see that the brightening skies are starting in center city philadelphia just beautiful. look way off in the horizon though. you can see a few clouds.

let's head to the shore and you can see a few clouds right there through atlantic city and i have another right from margate just down the coast, it looks like there are mountains on the other side, of the atlantic ocean that we can see, boy, quite a powerful lens there. but it is quiet on the beach as you can see in margate. beautiful start to the day in all locations. storm scan three nothing going on for us and we do in the spec to find anything around here except sunshine today. there are a few clouds off to the north and west of philadelphia but they are moving out. thirty-three in philadelphia. thirty-one in trenton. twenty-nine in wilmington. look at the poconos, 24 degrees. they have been making snow up there all morning at jack frost big boulder. thirty-one in dover. thirty-four in wildwood. we have factored in the wind and there is not a lot of wind but enough to make it feel even colder out there this morning. twenty's is how it feels in allentown. feels like 14 in the poconos. twenty-six outside in philadelphia a, and then 22 degrees down in millville through the a heart of the south jersey.

our temperatures today getting to by noon time, only 40 degrees, and feeling colder, by 3:00 p.m. 45 degrees. this is certainly very chilly for mid-november, we are running over 10 degrees below where we should this be time of the year. we will factor in the breeze we are expect to go day, not lot of wind but enough breeze to make it feel like 30's all day. our future weather just shows lots of clear skies and by the time we hit 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning there may be a few clouds. we will talk about that and a cold week coming up, that is just ahead, nicole. >> carol, thank you. 6:33 right now. delaware state troopers opened fire on a armed robbery suspect after leading him on a wild chase. it a happened on harvey road. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in the news center where we are hearing from that suspect's uncle, steve, good morning. >> reporter: we spoke to the uncle by phone. he said drug use and prior run ins with the law both phrases he used when mentioning his

nephew but he mentioned surprised his capacity for violent crime. police are saying they were forced to contain a dangerous situation and it was rapidly getting out of hand. >> it is hard for us to grasp. we will take it and deal with it the best we can right now. >> reporter: family member of the man police say committed two armed robberies in the span of 15 minutes said he never thought of his nephew as violent. police say 41 year-old william mcnulty was shot and killed by a delaware state trooper shortly have have 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police were pursuing mcnulty after they connected him to an armed robbery at an atm and one at a 7-eleven early yesterday morning. he was spotted and chased at several point throughout the day, fleeing at a high rate of speed and in a toyota corolla. finally after being cornered and given several commands to stop police say mcnulty hopped a curve and drove in the patch of trees. suspect then put the car in reverse and accelerated towards troopers. that is when police say they

opened fire. we spoke with mcnulty's uncle by phone and says that the family is surprised by the crime spree. >> he has never owned a weapon before. not that i ever known of. so it is just so unlike him for this to happen like this. >> we know there were two police officers involved, two troopers involve in the gunfire, that there was one, a six year veteran of the force and one that is an eight year the veteran of the delaware state police both a assigned to troop one and as policy dictates both are on administrative leave until homicide detectives wrap up their investigation. for now we are live in the cbs-3 news center, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", nicole. a new jersey transit bus runs off side of interstate 295 in burlington county. bus collided with a car and then crashed through a guardrail and went down an embankment in florence. three new jersey transit employees were on board that bus and none was seriously injured. is there a sign on that bus

that says student driver but it is unclear if a student driver was behind the wheel at the time of that accident. the driver of the car that hit the bus was taken to the hospital, with minor injuries. a man who drove his car in the school bus earlier this week now faces charges. police say 26 year-old justin thomas, of new jersey has been charged with careless driving and another charge related to tuesday's crash in princeton. three people were injured when thompson's bmw hit the bus on route 206, just north of hutchinson drive. well, brazen atm robbery is caught on cameras janel burrell from our sister station in new york spoke to a stunned owner and has more on the daring thieves. >> reporter: surveillance camera captured this stolen pickup truck backing in the cleaners at mccarter highway. driver smashes the the front glass and you can see a man in the black hoodie go right for the atm. >> it is the last thing you expect to see.

>> reporter: the group seen tearing the atm apart but has in luck. his accomplice uses his truck to force it opened. >> they spent ten minutes here. using crowbars. >> reporter: atm gets stuck under the truck so crooks take off and another car park outside and leave with no money. >> just very brazen. they had no fear of being caught i guess. >> reporter: short time later there were similar problems ten minutes away at applebees on springfield avenue. newark police say a truck ran through the front door and someone tried ripping off the atm. it is unclear if they got the cash. >> have you ever heard of anything like this. >> no, no, this is out of my realm of reality, i just can't believe it. it is crazy. >> reporter: just last week a stolen pick up slammed in the downtown newark convenient store where the thieves stole the cash machine, at this point, unclear if all of the crimes are linked. >> that was janel burrell reporting. it is 6:37 right now. search continues for these suspect jewelry thieves in philadelphia a. the two men and two women are

accused of breaking in to barsk jewelers tuesday morning. they got away with hundreds of thousands of dollars of american. the owner of the storm believes this isn't the first time suspects have struck in the neighborhood. the the pennsylvania a public utility commission discusses future of philadelphia gas works at a special hearing in the city. mayor nutter was among those testifying at drexel university. city council has block his plan to sell the utility to a private firm for nearly $2 billion. the mayor says that the failed pgw is a once in a generation opportunity and council should reconsider. >> can we in good conscious on behalf of the people that we serve try to figure out how to make things better, going forward? to reach a conclusion that is in fact in the best interest of all of the citizens of the city of philadelphia. >> mayor nutter says portions of the proceeds from the sale with go to sure up city workers pension fun.

on the cbs-3 healthwatch, more proof that losing weight is a challenge and that exercise has its limits. health reporter stephanie stahl has details of the new study taking some by surprise. >> reporter: exercise burns calories and is supposed to help you lose weight but not always. the new study of sedentary overweight woman found after 12 weeks of walking than a treadmill three times a week 70 percent gained weight wait and extra weight was fat, not muscle. >> these women may have been doing two things, eating more and moving less outside of the setting of exercise. >> reporter: research are say sometimes exercise can stimulate appetite hormones so people eat more when they work out more and they don't always accurately calculate calories. for example a bowl of cereals with skim milk can be 300 calories. it takes an her of brisk walking to burn those calories. >> exercise alone doesn't give thaw much weight loss. >> reporter: research found that people respond differently to the same amount

of exercise. women who were stud lloyd gained weight wait were more aerobically fit but that doesn't correspond to weight loss. >> i think take home message is there are benefits to exercise regardless of whether you lose weight. >> reporter: exercise is men to not only help your heart and brain but it can boost your immune system, make you sleep better and put you in a better mood to name just a few of the benefits. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. 6:40 right now. from the battle field to the ivy league, coming up next a new program that helps veterans transition to the classroom. plus a new trend in town that might want to take advantage of this weekend a movie, a meal and so much more. >> this is our first time here we're exciting. >> we have in the coming to the move thinks consistently since we were dating many years ago. >> see where you can get the ultimate dine in movie experience, right here, in our area.

coming up on "eyewitness news". i to that in my living room but that is just me what do you see in this piece of chicken here, coming up meet the path man sees a divine image, in his dinner. yes. another one of those. we will have that. plus coldest it has been in a while and carol is coming back to tell us about another arctic blast on the way, she will have the forecast next.

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back on "eyewitness news" and soldiers are getting help making transition from the battle field to the ivy league, an intensive boot camp called warrior scholars project. jackie takes us to the yale university campus where vets are learning how to hit the books. >> reporter: when thomas rayo returned from afghanistan war he never wanted to carry a gun again but have after six years of combat the the 25 year-old was president confident about going to college. >> i was reluctant to just dive headfirst into the university without any experience. >> reporter: then he learned that the war your scholar project an academic boot cam that helps from the transition from the battle field to campus. in the summer of 2013 rayo and 23 other veterans filed into yale university for two weeks packed with academic help from top professors. >> i meet these students. i talk to them in class, out of class, and i know they will be successful but sometimes i think i'm more sure of that then they are.

>> reporter: christopher howell started the project. he/in the australian army special forces for a decade before enrolling in yale where he saw a need for vets friendly teaching practices that would bridge military and academic life. >> i teach 23 years old or pretty much people beyond college years and college is very different from one you experience in the military. >> reporter: yale graduate is overseeing expansion of the two-year old program at harvard and university of michigan to six more campuses. it has helped rayo make a change from solder to scholar. >> marines looked up to me for advice and stuff like that. i never thought to take that into a classroom but the warrior scholar project was about making yourself an asset to the classroom. >> reporter: warriors who mastered a military campaign are students waging an educational campaign. jacqueline, cbs news, new haven connecticut. >> 6:45 right now. there is a lot still coming up on cbs this morning saturday.

a anthony mason and vanita nair joins us from new york with that preview, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. coming up on cbs this morning saturday days headlines plus at awards show that kicks off the oscar race, we will show you big winners in last nights hollywood film wars. plus china gets cheesy, the country that didn't have a taste for it is now obsessed with cheese, we will show what you spark the change. he signed whitney houston when she was a teenager and now cl iv e davis is trying to restore the singer's place in history. all that plus eye opener and dish and saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. china has been missing out all of those years. >> the taste, the smells. >> thank you. speaking of the taste and smells dinner and a movie, standard weekend date, right. now it is getting easier to do. as "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington shows us is

there a best seat in the house for both. >> reporter: going to the movies, i love it, i went to see blockbuster inter stellar and my experience was, without a doubt, out of this world. >> real cool to be able to enjoy i good movie, good meal, good drink. >> reporter: you can do all that in within place at amc dine in theater in west chester one of a couple in our area. >> some of my friend have been here and they thought it was cool. >> the reaction from guests is it is really positive. >> reporter: here's why? how about this a bar. >> we're going in the holidays so we have holiday theme drinks like ginger bread martini. >> here's something that is sweet, check out theater seats, huge leather recliners, press a button and back you go. >> they have smiles on their faces instantly. >> reporter: now choose your movie meal not just popcorn but first rate dishes, like ginger salmon, fancy nachos and gourmet mack and cheese. you pay for a menu items in

addition to your movie ticket. >> all set for your food, movie is about to start do you want to order more, you have a butt than right now. >> can i get another order of the sesame ginger salmon and tai chicken fingers please. >> absolutely. >> orders are taken in the dark but real challenge is eating it. >> the white plate helps enhance the food and being able to look at it in the dark. >> reporter: reserve your seats on line or at the box office. >> this is our first time here, pretty exciting. >> pretty filling too. >> boy, this is the life. >> reporter: ukee washington, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ukee is still in that movie theater and still eating. we have a cold morning out there. wet are watchers weighing in. 32 degrees. within of the warmest spots ron rust until riverside but it is still a cold is crisp morning there and we have 24 degrees, really cold along

the shore. tim mitchell says it is so cold, outside through his area cold, chilly start to the day with the wind chill of 20 degrees. so yes, it is cold. that is why they can make snow, and they are doing that. they are making snow up at jack frost big boulder and you can see how the snow guns are pumping that snow out in the air that is so cold up there. it is a little tiny, tiny bit milder, and that is in reading. and it is still plenty cold. no snow on the ground. on. us are happy to say and see but some people love snow and they will get their chance, again many times before we get through with this winter. we have storm scan three showing no problems at all. you can see some clouds here. those clouds are moving away and we are left with temperatures that are cold. thirty-three at the airport in philadelphia, but everybody else, pretty much below freezing mark, 27 in allentown, 30 reading, 29 in wilmington, 29 in millville, 31 in the trenton area. twenty-four in atlantic city

at the airport 10 miles inland. cold, and arctic air is up there and it wands to send some of the little cold, streamers down into our area and we will be finding that as we go into this next week especially early part of the week as cold air starts to settle over us. the temperatures will be some 15 to 20 degrees below average. that starts on tuesday and wednesday, and then by thursday we will start a slight moderating trend but still it is going to be really cold this week. coming up as we get a reenforcing shot like it is not cold this weekend. it will be colder on that tuesday, wednesday timetable. so 15 to 20 below average. we are about 12 degrees below average for our high today but sunny, bright if that is any consolation and it probably isn't. we have temperatures tomorrow that will be cold, we have got a few clouds that will be coming in on sunday and i think a lot more coming in by the time we will get to monday. there is a weather disturbance well to the south in the gulf

right now but sending up some of that moisture. we will be getting into that as we go through the day on monday and even monday night and even well, will there be areas and pockets of heavier rain? it is possible. just know that monday looks to be the soggy day, tuesday at this new arctic air starts to come in here at least pieces of it we will be finding these temperatures dropping again and the winds will be getting pretty gusty. but for today, the high temperature, 44 in philadelphia, and 45 at the shore, 37 in the poconos. it is the the quiet festival in ocean city think weekend. lots of fun quiet things to do which you may be kind of quiet unless you are loudly complaining about 44 degrees which who could blame you. then tonight we will look at 32 degrees through center city. 25 degrees through the outlying area. it will be another cold night tonight, and all of the warm clothes and gear you have got do it and make sure your pets are as warm as you are. await a day tomorrow that will

be probably mid to upper 40's with more clouds, monday looks to be a cold, wet, day, 47 degrees, and tuesday, and wednesday, a cold day and look at those nighttime temperatures way down in the 20's, very cold, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday we are back in the 40's. you know, do you you know any child that might love the weather. well, if so we want to see them today, cbs-3 kid caster auditions and they can show off their skills at the plymouth meeting mall, and all you have to do is go to the center court between noon and 3:00 today plymouth meeting mall and those darlings may sees themselves here on "eyewitness news". we have put everything you need to know on cbs philly.com/kid caster. can't wait to see those kids out there. nicole. >> thanks, carol. forget colonel sanders the the bearded man brought a pennsylvania resident and all of us our fried chicken. this piece may have been a bit more design. a as reporter john myers tells us it may just be another famous face in food.

>> reporter: do you see anything in this photo of the piece of chicken any image catch your attention? well, it certainly did for ernesto hernandez. he took that photo during dinner at his house in pocono summit. >> my wife is a divine cook. i'm about to fork into my chicken and low and behold there is a picture of what looks to be like jesus. it took me back a minute. >> reporter: image hernandez saw is small just on a little bite have of chicken but there is no mistaking there is a face there he saved it, but does admit it shrunk a bit in the night in the refrigerator. >> we all laughed and said wow, this is amazing, it is so clear, it is concise there. it looks like jesus. i'm in the saying it is jesus but there is a bearded man. >> reporter: hernandez always looks for signs not necessarily divine ones but last summer he thought he saw a face of geez news clouds outside his house. he shared this photo. if you tilt your head maybe you will will's see a face.

despite this hernandez says he isn't active in any particular religion. >> i'm very spiritual. i believe in oneness. i believe we are all from the same source. >> reporter: these images in the bite of chicken mean something to him. >> i feel blessedded for sure. i'm blessed for the family and life that i have, i'm very grateful for that. >> reporter: hernandez has shared this with friends. he and his wife are having some fun witt but getting inspiration too. >> if i can convey a message to people it would be i guess to pay attention. there are signs every where. >> i do believe that is true. that was john meyer reporting and we will be right back

let's get one last check of the weather, carol.

>> i want to show you sunrise, this is beautiful coming up a at the shore, so a beautiful looking start to the day, sun will be up all day long, it has this time of the year very little effect on our temperature however and it will be cold today. high temperature about 44 degrees. tonight we will drop down between 25 and 32 degrees, so outlying areas colder again. tomorrow 48 degrees. tuesday looks wet. tuesday and wednesday look just freezing. >> yes. >> yes, we have to get used to it i guess at this point, carol. >> yes. >> we must. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on television but always on line cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it

good morning. it's november 15, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturda saturday". round two for obamacare. open enrollment starts todaying but will the website handle the surge? plus, going nuclear over problems with america's most powerful weapons. why it will take $10 billion to fix. glitz, glamor, and first trophies of the season. a wrap on last night's hollywood film awards. plus, china gets cheesy. the country that once didn't like it is now obsessed with cheese. we'll show you what sparked the change. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seco