we begin with breaking news this morning islamic militants claimed another bee heading this time captured aid worker peter case i can, we will have the latest coming up. also breaking news crumbled metal all that is left from a car in south philadelphia this violent crash claims the lives of two people overnight. in delaware county a a child is recovering after accidentally shooting himself in the head. how police say that ten year-old boy got a hold of the gun. happening this morning, take two for crew is a as they make another attempt at taking down pnb letters from the center city building. today is sunday november 16th good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock.

we will start with the check of the forecast and another cool day, right carol. >> this will look warm to us, nicole. tuesday looks like a really uncomfortable, miserable day. but, that is several days away. we have days of, kind of weather until we get there. today is one of those kind of days, temperatures will be in the upper 40's. we will have clouds but it will be dry and it doesn't look that bad. we have 33 degrees out in reading. it is dark there as well. storm scan three, now, we are going to be getting into some rain and maybe some heavy rain tomorrow afternoon, and there are areas, to the north and the west, even in our area, where maybe you start with those couple of little snow showers, if that, but that could be tonight before it changes over to rain because tomorrow we will have a much warmer day then we have seen. and that is why anything that starts out as any kind of light snow out of the city and

we're talking way out but you may find a couple of snow flakes mixed in. more than likely in the poconos where is there a winter weather advisory starting tonight into tomorrow morning and that is for some freezing rain up there. new we've got a temperature of 36 in philadelphia a a. thirty in trenton. thirty in wilmington. twenty-six in many other locations on our way this afternoon to 48 degrees. now it will be dry for the day time hours but as we move into late this evening, that is when we will tart to pick up a chance of rain showers around here, better chances of that, all happening, as we go into the the the late overnight and first thing tomorrow morning, we will spell it all out coming up, nicole. carol, thank you. again, we have on breaking news this morning, isis claims they have killed american hostage abdul rahman casek. isis posted video that shows bee heading of he and other captives. the rid yes has in the yet been confirmed. twenty-six year-old casek is a

former u.s. army solder from indiana who was captured last year in syria doing charity work there. casek changed from peter to abdul rahman after convert to go islam. back here at home a deadly accident in south philadelphia a is under investigation this morning. police say a car crashed and wrapped around a pole on columbus boulevard. it happened just before 3:00 this morning. only one vehicle was involve in the crash. the cause of the accident is unclear at this time. police say a ten year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the face in darby continue hip delaware county. it happened last night around 10:30 in the 1400 block of captain hook road. investigators say two siblings were sitting in his father's car in the place at work when the boy shot himself with the 357 magnum gum that was left in the car. >> female juvenile came into tell her father that her brot heared shot himself

accidentally with the gun. we believe the the weapon belong to the father that the point. >> the first officers on the scene put the boy in the police cruiser, one drove while the or performed cpr to the hospital. authorities tell us there is a possibility of charges against the owner of the gun. one man is dead after a shooting in north philadelphia. it happened just before 2:30 in the 2800 block of north 21st street. investigators tell us that a 27 year-old man was shot once in the chest. he was taken to temple university hospital where he died. there is in word on a suspect or motive at this time. and also new this morning crews take another shot at removing the iconic pnb letters from the top of the philadelphia high rise. now over the summer the workers attempted to remove the letters but ran into a problem. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in center city with that story, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. it is round two to remove this famous pnb letters, now, it

has been an iconic part of the philadelphia sky line for more than 50 years, but back in august, crew is a tempted to take down the 12 letters using a helicopter but only managed to remove three letters. each letter is about 16 feet tall and are in such poor shape which is why they were being removed to begin with but during the first attempts, crews learned the condition of the letters were in worse shape then originally thought so they actually had to stop. now they will be back today with a better plan in place to safely remove the nine remaining letters. now this plan also needs lots of road closures in our area this morning. we're talking about 15th street between arch and chestnut. that will be closed. market street from 13th to 16th. and broad street from arch down to chestnut street. obviously lots of crews will be here, there will be a crane set up, they will be trying it with a helicopter, again, back here this morning. so, right now if you are planning to come to center

city give yourself sometime and maneuver your way around this area to get to where you need to go. we're live from center city, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile police are searching for two teens caught on camera vandal icing a newly built park in philadelphia's manayunk neighborhood. damage is extensive and park users are angry. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has the details. >> reporter: security cameras did just what it is meant to do clearly showing that the two suspects as they begin their vandalism. you cane one swing under a railing and begin kicking over lights in the mulch. one by one until all are knocked over. >> they don't understand the time, even why i that goes into these places and it is a big deal for people. it is are sad. >> reporter: that same suspect sits on the steps and start picking at led light ago this lights the stairs at night appears to use a small tool he pops out the light strip and they shot off.

>> so unnecessary, we have this great facility here that was just put in and that is the way it gets treated for no reason that makes sense. >> reporter: surveillance video end with that same suspect throwing the lights in the air. police say both suspects a appear to be teenagers. their vandalism tarnishing the opening of the performance arts center. >> i know manayunk is trying to revamp and just sad someone would do this to such a nice building. >> reporter: damage outside the performing arts center is estimated to be upwards of $30,000. we're in manayunk, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a 58 year-old man is fighting for his life this morning after he was struck by a septa bus. the accident, happened near allegheny and aramingo avenues in port richmond. philadelphia police say a witness saw that man running in the street. nobody on the bus was injured. penn state's president says he will now thoroughly review the freeh report that conclude that had high ranking university leaders concealed key facts about jerry sandusky's abuse of children

to avoid bad publicity. 2012 report has divided the university and alumni. some have criticized the findings that led to severe ncaa football sanctions. president eric baron says he does not want anyone to believe that the university was quote hiding something. and president barack obama is heading home from an asia pacific is trip that included the g20 summit in australia. he and prime ministers of japan and australia agreed to deepen military cooperation and work together on strengthening maritime security as china becomes more assertive in the region. the president is calling his trip a strong week for american leadership saying progress was made in the areas of trade, climate change and the the fight against ebola epidemic in west africa. and speaking of the ebola out break, we're told that another doctor who contracted ebola while working in sierra leon is being treated in the

united states. surgeon martin salea is at a hospital in omaha, nebraska. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham has the details. >> reporter: doctor martin salea landed in omaha saturday afternoon and then went by ambulance to nebraska medical center where he is under going treatment. the the 44 year old surgeon was working at a hospital in the ebola a zone in sierra leone's capitol have of free town but not with the patients. he started showing symptoms last week. a medical team in sierra leone say salea was critically ill when he left for the u.s. >> he said we should just keep calm and so far responding very well to treatment. >> reporter: he is a citizen of sierra leone who lives with his wife and two children. his father was aware of the risk going to work in west africa. >> the fact that he left here to go back to his country, that made me worry a little bit when he he is a doctor and he treats patients, that has

this virus. >> reporter: salea explained during an april interview why he returned to his country men. >> i want to. i found it to be it was a calling. >> reporter: nebraska medical center is one of four u.s. hospitals with special units to treat people with highly infectious diseases. salea is the third ebola patient to undergo treatment there. eight of the nine ebola patients treated so far in the u.s. have survived. danielle nottingham will for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, tensions are high in ferguson, missouri as town a awaits the grand jury he's a announcement on whether to indict the police office shore kill unarmed teenager michael brown. a decision is expect soon. newly released video those that officer darren wilson leaving a hospital shortly after the august 9th shooting. attorneys for the brown family say it shows the initial descriptions of wilson's injuries during a struggle with brown, were exaggerated.

meanwhile the philadelphia police department is preparing for any protests that may arise after that grand jury announce. lieutenant john stanford tells "eyewitness news" they will work to make sure protests are safe and productive. well, delaware tait police released this mug shot of robbery suspect william mcnulty, who was shot and killed by troopers in claymont friday afternoon. police were pursuing mcnulty air they connect him to than a armed robbery at an atm and 7-eleven. after being cornered a at harvey road and they say he put the the car in reverse and acceleratedded towards troopers and that is when police say they opened fire. still to come, good samaritans to the rescue have a woman is hit by a car and then trapped underneath. more of the incredible scene captured on camera. we will have this. >> reporter: calling all casts how a american model is get to talent agent for pets. i am alfonso van marsh if

london that story coming up. and a cold weekend but there are colder temperatures in the seven day forecast, car will 80's tracking some rain as well and well have the the latest when we

incredible video from china shows about two dozen people, coming to the rescue of a woman trapped under that car. you could see the white car crashing into a mopped and then running over the driver. passers by rush to the aid.

they manager to free her in less than a minute. emergency crews rushed her to the hospital and amazingly she only suffered some minor scratches. wow. well, a chemical leak in texas killed four workers and sends a fifth person to the hospital. the hazardous chemical leaked at the du pont plant in le port east of houston. the chemical was used to create insecticides and fungus sides. the causes under investigation . 6:15. the cold and snow, well, they are not keeping people from having fun. this is the scene in st. paul, minute so the a cross country skiers were outside even eyeing this blast of winter. no snow here but right now it is pretty cold outside. we will toss it over to carol, hey, carol. >> it didn't look like he was enjoying it a as he took that tumble but maybe he was. he was looking for some snow. we have fairly nice conditions out there this morning if you like clouds and cool temperatures. it will be not all that bad today, compared to what is

coming over the next couple have of days. we have a temperature of 33 degrees right now, that is reading out identify in the reading area. along the shore area we have decent conditions as well today. where ever you go you will be in basically fine shape today but this may be the day you want to make your preparations for possibility of some heavy rain. tomorrow, and then some unbelievably cold weather on tuesday. so, 33 degrees in reading at this point with fairly light wind. that is why i'm in the showing you a wind chill graphic because any temperatures that are right about where you see them now are a at most several degrees cooler but it is not a dramatic change. thirty-six philadelphia, 30 trenton. thirty wilmington. 28 degrees in the allentown area. twenty-seven in the poconos. 34 degrees in wildwood at this point. we are watching for our weather to change. right now we have the clouds that are over us, and i think some of this is not hitting the ground but we will be finding this air mass, moisten up as more and more moisture comes into us, we will find

some of that changing. that will be later on tonight, and i'll be detailing that, a little bit more. there is a chances specially up in the poconos where winter weather advisory is in effect that you can be seeing wintry type precipitation. that is the look right now, we have temperatures today that will be in the 40's and then, tomorrow we will be able to get into the 50's, probably, so let's boost this up. i think the warm air being dragged up in advance of the cold front that is coming on tuesday, will be enough to take these temperatures in the 50's and then heavy rain will be coming in tomorrow afternoon and then the brutal cold air comes in on tuesday. these wind will be gusting to 35 miles an hour on tuesday, the air temperature here, probably just 32 degrees. you can imagine what that combination is going to do. new there is a winter weather advisory that runs from 7:00 tonight up in the poconos until about the o'clock tomorrow morning and that is for the the variety of weather that you can probably see up there which would be some

rain, some snow, some freezing rain. they really don't expect any kind of an accumulation up there of any snow but you could be seeing as much as a tenth of an inch of the ice and that would be the bigger problem. so that winter weather advisory for the poconos tonight through early tomorrow morning. let's time this out, computer model by 4:00 o'clock says we're still just dealing with clouds. by midnight we will start to see this rain moving in and some spots is there a wet flake mixed? maybe. up in the poconos where it is likely to be cooler you may be finding the chance of getting that freezing rain as the profiles in the atmosphere start to change a bit. we will move on in time, tomorrow at noon we've got rain every where, by the time we get to 3:00 p.m. we have got rain tomorrow and maybe some heavy rain coming in as we move in the evening, and evening rush hour, before this system leaves, and really cold air starts to rush in here and rushing in here it will. now future rain amount are going to be getting maybe between one to 2 inches through philadelphia.

we definitely have to watch for that. any snow amounts would be off to the north and west and they would be very, very light if you saw anything at all. it is more i think chance in the poconos of the freezing rain but bigger concern overnight. forty-eight, mostly cloudy, still a chill in the air for to us day. tonight we will drop down to 38 degrees and then as we get through the next couple of days we are looking at temperatures, tomorrow, they could be as high as 58 degrees but with that rain you wouldn't even know it, tuesday, 32 degrees, 35 miles an her wind, barely any better on wednesday, we will start a maryland rating trend after that. you know you can check the latest forecast anytime on the new cbs philly weather app. we can get live radar, share your weather photos with us available now in itunes and google play, nicole. >> all right, thanks, carol. is your pet cute enough to be in commercials? maybe. with the little help from an agent that is. cbs's alfonso van marsh is in london with that story.

>> reporter: mark cheese believes his cat, teddy has star potential. >> i basically take teddy for a walk in the park. i have people come to me he is beautiful. >> reporter: he brought his two-year old to a casting call to adam grant known as london's pet agent. >> okay. >> reporter: former new yorker represents about 2,000 animals. >> from cats and dogs, to birds, to snails. >> reporter: his best clients appear in high end ads, movie pro mows and tv spots. >> did you know you can buy wigs for dogs. >> reporter: grant says his most unusual booking was a gig for russian vogue. >> it was a micro pig decked out in diamonds. >> reporter: he he says cat models can earn $50 an hour. >> come on, relax. >> reporter: grant, a former magazine animal says animal's welfare is more important. >> when i was a model they weren't so particularly kind to the talent and this aspect

i make sure they are extra kind to the animals. >> reporter: mark cheese hopes grant will take a chance on teddy. do you see a future in runway or print for teddy. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: just days after this photo shoot teddy got his first professional booking, for a cat litter campaign. in london, alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". gives the catwalk a whole new meaning, right? 6:21 right now. thanksgiving is fast approaching. do you still need to make those travel plans in well, you are not entirely out of luck. jim donovan will tell you the best bet for finding good deals when "eyewitness news" con

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american hostage beheaded. also ahead, it is another effort taking down pnb letters atop a center city building. our syma chowdhry is there with a live report. plus this. >> reporter: second season of open enrollment for health insurance under the affordable care act kicks off, i'm wendy gilette in jersey city, new jersey, what you need to know coming up. cold this morning, carol has forecast for your sunday when we come right back.

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today, it is sunday november 16th good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer just before 6:30. lets check on that forecast with carol. it will be cold today, carol but not worse we will see this week. >> no. it has been cold. our normal high should be in the 50's. we have been in the 40's. >> we will be in the 30's by tuesday and it won't even feel like the 30's. it will feel colder than that by tuesday. we will get almost to 60 degrees possibly tomorrow, and let me spell it out for you because this is a very confusing forecast. right now it is fairly simple. sunnies waking up. we are glad you are up. atlantic city looking okay but lots of clouds there. let me go over to storm can three. this is the bigger picture to the south. this is rain we will be finding around here tomorrow, colder air to the north and then there will be a momentary

period of time where the two, the moisture and cold may be together and that is one of the reasons that we could be finding through the poconos especially a chance of picking up some freezing rain truth the the overnight time period. here's a look right now in our area, nothing going on just some clouds. nothing hitting the the ground at this point but i did mention that at a blast of freezing rain, winter weather advisory from 7:00 o'clock tonight to 9:00 in the morning in the areas shaded in the blue. that is well out of our area but it is carbon, monroe, sussex counties. maybe expect some light snow but it is more likely the chance that you could be finding some freezing rain that company put that winter weather advisory in place. 36 degrees in philadelphia. 30 degrees in trenton. twenty-eight in allentown. we have 26 in millville. another cold morning out there but we moderate a little bit, by noon 46. 3:00 p.m. 48 degrees. it will still be dry at that pint but later on tonight we won't be.

so you've got your daytime plans to make your plans to get ready for cold and rain. i will finish out that time line and talk about a amount we might be dealing with and that is coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. we have an update on our breaking news islamic terror group isis claims they have killed abdul rahman kassig also known as peter kassig. they posted video that shows beheading of kassig and other captives. the white house says u.s. intelligence community is working to determine the authenticity of the video, and 26 year-old kassig is a former u.s. army solder from indiana. he was captured last year in see use while doing charity work. kassig change his first name from peter to abdul rahman after convert to go islam. back here at home, a deadly accident in south philadelphia ace under investigation this morning . police say a car crashed and wrapped around a pole at columbus boulevard. it happened just before 3:00 this morning.

only one vehicle was involve in the crash. the cause of the accident is unclear. well, police say a ten year-old boy is in extremely critical condition after accidentally shooting himself in the face. it happened last night around 10:30 in the 1400 block of darby township in delaware county. two siblings were sit in their father's car at his place of work when the boy accidentally hot himself with a 357 magnum gun that was left in the car. new this morning crews are working to remove iconic pnb letters from the top of the philadelphia high rise, for a second time. new back in august, workers attempted to remove the letters but were only able to remove three of the 12. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in center city with more, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. it is round two, to try to remove the pnb letters on top of this high rise here behind me. now these letters were an iconic part of the philadelphia sky line for more

than 50 years, pnb representing philadelphia national bank. now back in august, crew is a tempted to take down, attempted to take down the 12 letters using a helicopter but only managed to remove three. each letter is about 16 feet tall but are in such poor shape which is why they were being removed to begin with but during the first attempt crews, learned the conditions of the letters were in worse shape then they thought but they had to stop. now they will be back today with a better plan in place to remove the nine remaining letters. now, this plan also means lots of road closures in this area. we're talking about 15th between arch and chestnut that will be closed and market from 13th to 16th and broad from arch, to chestnut. now those road closures were supposed to start at 6:00 a.m., but so far from what i can see around this area, those roads have not been closed just yet but if you are planning to come here, in center city, give yourself enough time to figure out a

way to maneuver around this area because this process will take hours, and you can, even if you have plans later in the day there may be a chance there may be a lot of road closures and traffic in that area. live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. second open enrollment period for affordable care act is now up and running. >> i got coverage. >> mayor michael nutter cut the ribbon officially opening the northern liberties community center to those seeking information on health plans. the city of philadelphia is working to get the uninsured covered. at the center counselors will help residents sign up for coverage and health insurance marketplace. president obama is urging consumers to go to the health care web site and review their options. he said they could save money or find a better plan. cbs news correspondent has the very latest. >> your identity has been verified. >> reporter: new jersey resident joy is a applying for

health insurance for the first time. >> i never even thought bit really. i was pretty healthy. i'm usually pretty healthy. i didn't think i needed anything. >> reporter: two months ago diner host got sick suffering from vertigo and high blood pressure. he spent two days in the hospital. >> so now what do you think about health insurance. >> everybody needs to get it. i need it. >> reporter: she brought her unopened medical bills here to jersey city for an event kicking off second year of open enrollment for health insurance afford under the affordable care act also known as obama care. one of 200 events nationwide. more than 7 million people got insurance through the program through 2014 but many experienced technical nightmares when the web site healthcare.gov first launched and repeatedly crashed. this year there have been no reports of any problems. in his weekly address president obama urge consumers to shop around. >> it is worth starting right away. it might make a big difference

for your family's bottom line. >> reporter: current enrollees will have plans automatically renewed but more insurers entered the marketplace this year so options may be different. she got the the news that she wanted. >> she wouldn't to have pay anything. >> i love it. >> reporter: this years open enrollment end february 15th. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". volunteers are spending their weekend repairing a home for disabled variety ran damage by fire. dozens cleaned up rooms at the dillard house in north philadelphia "eyewitness news" was there on the 3,000 block of north between the second street. last friday the fire broke out inside a third floor room. one resident was kill. volunteers have been busy making repairs there. >> we have put in some windows, we have washed down some walls so far, we just cleaned up some, got rid of some trash inside the room and things like that. >> now investigators say it appears that the fire victim fell asleep while smoking

inside his room. well, thousands of people laced up their running shoes and channel will their inner rocky, coming up next the philadelphia race straight out of the movies, we will take you to the one of a kind run, coming up. also ahead a local veteran cured of a life licensing illness from a new treatment he got right here in our area health reporter stephanie stahl has the exclusive. and bugs in berks county in what agricultural officials are doing to stop the spread of an insect causing lots of concern in parts of our region. we will be right back.

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it is one of the most memorable scenes in film history when rocky runs up the art museum steps here in philadelphia this weekend thousands braved the cold to do just that and run like a champ. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has that story. >> ♪ >> reporter: look, every rocky movie ends in a big fight, or in this case a big run. but that is not the whole story. >> put your heart into it. we love the journey. >> i don't want to feel like a kentucky fried idiot.

>> hit him, rock. come on. >> we love the motivation. >> yo, adrian. >> yo, adrian. >> yo, adrian. >> reporter: we love the drama. you will eat lightening and crap thunder. >> if you want to be the best you have to beat the best. >> rocky. >> yo, adrian. >> and perhaps, mess of all when it is all said and done we love the the glory. >> go rocky, go. >> reporter: but you know what even better we love a great sequel. >> i pity the fool. >> reporter: rocky run benefits special olympics philadelphia athletes train really hard just like rocky, just like me. at the art museum, steve

paterson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we give you an a for effort, steve. in gloucester, new jersey a different hero's run. "eyewitness news" at corporal mark t memorial run for the fallen. ryan died ten years ago in the roadside bomb in iraq. run raises money for scholarship name in honor of corporal ryan. participant paid tribute to world war two veterans. on the cbs-3 healthwatch new hope for veterans who have higher rates of hepatitis c and millions of others who suffered from the illness. health reporter stephanie stahl has the exclusive story of how one vet's life has been forever changed. >> i was looking for familiar names. >> reporter: joe banco at philadelphia veterans memorial feeling lucky. >> it ised sad when you see names here and you think about what they did to put down their lives to give us freedom, you know what i mean? it is kind of moving. >> reporter: joe received an

honorable discharge before being sent to vietnam. years later he was diagnosed with hepatitis c, it has been called a silent epidemic because people don't know they have it until their bloodies tested. vietnam vets have higher rates of hepatitis c, spread by blood from transfusions or needles. joe said he could have been infect during basic training when soldiers were lined up for vaccinations. >> i don't know if they had a cleansing process from one solder to the next solder to the next solder. >> reporter: hepp tight c causes liver damage. joe was told his time was running out when he decided to test a drug made by gillod science. it is a quicker, easier treatment with an impressive cure rate. >> it is basically allowing the body to eradicate the infection. it represents a marked step forward literally a game change inner our treatment of this serious illness. >> hundred percent cured and i feel great, i really do. >> reporter: joe says after 12

weeks taking the pill he had more energy. >> it is a new lease on life and i have a younger wife and i can run circles around her. >> reporter: drug costs over a thousand dollars a a pill , and that is $94,000 for a 12 week course. it is unclear if it will be covered by insurance. the maker says the price is justified with the long term savings that come from curing hepatitis, but they do have a patient assistance program, we have a link to that and more information on cbs philly.com, click on health, and i will post it on twitter and facebook. i'm stephanie stahl, cws3 "eyewitness news". all right. 6:44. let check on that forecast some cold temperatures ahead, carol. >> especially by tuesday and wednesday, nicole but it looks so wintry out here, people take a look at jack frost big boulder, you get frost just looking at it. this looks like winter. when we look at the temperatures they feel like winter as well. lets take a look at these readings, it is 27 in the poconos right now. twenty-eight allentown.

thirty-six in philadelphia it is 26 only down in millville, 34 degrees in wildwood. it is cold out there this morning. it is not all that windy but still temperatures are feeling a couple degrees colder then that number. wide view on storm scan three because we have areas of rain moving in and they are coming up from the south. there could be heavy rain, associated with that. we have cold air to the north. could there be from the poconos, a little snow, sleet, freezing rain. could there be a mixed in our northern and western suburbs that with basically turn over to rain? it is possible as we head into the overnight time period. now, future weather is putting with us cloud al day, maybe we will see a sun break or two. that would be great. then by midnight we will start to see the rain this one isn't at this point bringing in enough cold rain to do anything but bring rain and it should only be if you saw anything, it would be a flake or two milk with the rain. everybody transitions over to rain though because the warmer air will be coming up here. now, by tomorrow morning, it is rain, just about every

place, and it is rain by noon, and by the time we hit 3:00 o'clock it is still more rain and maybe some heavy rain coming in here as well. as we move through the day, finally by monday night, we will kick this out. cold air comes returning in. tuesday, very, very cold with temperatures at freezing, winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. wind chill combination will make it feel more like the teens and 20's mess of the day on tuesday and as we start the day on wednesday as well. by wednesday though we will be looking at sunshine. doesn't do much to warm us up. the future rain amounts, we are expect to go see these as they climb, probably between maybe say half inch to an inch and a quarter of rain depending on where you are in the area otherwise, today, it is dry, cloudy but you can make all of the plans you you need to. find the jackets and gloves and the scarves and make sure your pets are in and kept warm and that whole deal because, we've got temperatures today of about 48 degrees. tonight, we will drop down to 38 degrees, the the rain moves

in and uncomfortable chilly rain tonight, and then tomorrow, we might see temperatures as high as 58 degrees. if enough warm air gets in here. so that is how high it could go. might stop in the 40's though tomorrow, the upper 40's, just have have to in some areas may be harder to scour out some of this cold. it is a rainy wet day on monday. tuesday just 32 degrees. windy. and then on wednesday, 36 degrees. by thursday, 46. we will start to warm up. friday maybe a morning snow shower is that possible? it looks like the weekend at this point, dry and 42 degrees. you know, we had an absolutely phenomenal time yesterday and great turnout at plymouth meeting mall for eyewitness weather kidscasters. i was there a along with members of our team. nice cute kid there. that is max. we got a chance to see some youngsters show off their forecasting skills and they did. there is dani. he did a terrific job. he loves weather that little guy. kate bilo does too.

you know, it is very interesting. a lot of kids love the weather because other thing that they love, they love bugs but not everybody else does. a spotted invasive buggies taking over parts of the several counties in our area. in fact, it has a little color like this in it. that is happening right now. officials want homeowners and businessness berks county to make sure they are not moving any bug covered objects into new areas. somewhere in the woods, silo, firewood or the car or the christmas tree, a beautiful, but deadly hitchhiker hides in berks county. the the killer's mug shot. good looking. but that doesn't mean good. an inch tall, the the spotted lantern fly is newest pest to be an agricultural and financial terrorist. >> it could have a huge impact if we cannot send out christmas trees. >> reporter: mary young farm usually ships a thousand christmas trees starting next week but this discovered presence of the asian import in berks county puts that into

question. >> i'm waiting on inspectors to get back to me so i can be certified. >> reporter: sugar loving spotted lantern flies love grapevines and they have been spotted in one berks county vineyard. when it is not damaging vegetation it is putting eggs in mud covered nursery. all this bug need is a vertical surface and it loves 25 different kind of trees found in pennsylvania, including the invasive tree of heaven. >> check your phone for a picture of the tree the lantern fly likes best but not exclusively and for the picture with the ease of this plant jumping insect moves around by itself or on objects pennsylvania demands a no sim path a approach to adult or eggs. >> don't let any specimen leave your property, alive, it should be pickled first with alcohol. >> reporter: wanted dead, all the spot thed lantern flies and egg masses. until then check what you move in berks county to stop the spread. >> wow. >> they want people to check

for this. of course, adults are dying off because of the cold weather, but you can find these kind of egg covered and mud covered masses and that is what they want to know and they want that double bagged and they don't want this spread around. the stink bug also came over the same way and we all necessity about that. >> yes. >> agricultural problem. >> carol, thanks. 6:50. lets check on those road with meg noveili in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, meg. >> good morning, we are starting off the closures throughout center city to day. definitely something to keep in mind if you are heading in the city at anytime between now and 4:00 p.m. pnb sign removal happening here. several roadways will be closed, throughout the the area, including market street. this will be closed, 13th street and 16th street. we are also going to have broad street closed between walnut street and arch street and john f. kennedy boulevard closed june per to 16th street. surrounding roadways will also be cleared.

that is latest from the cbs traffic center i'm meg inveili, now back to you. still to come how can eagles stop aaron rodgers and packers. leslie has a preview of the big game up next in sports.

by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] in lambeau field the packers 32 and three in their last 35 home games. the key, to slow down aaron rodgers and the packers

passing attack. last week aaron threw six touchdowns in the first half against the bears. rodgers has thrown 26 touchdowns no picks at the home, with a 141-point passer rating. packers have out scored their opponents by 25 points at lambeau so how will eagles slow down green bay offense. >> we have to mix it up. this is a quarterback that is very experienced, very accurate, knows what he is doing presnap and gets rid of the ball quickly. we have to challenge their receivers on the line of scrimmage so he cannot get rid of the ball as fast as he would like to and that is what we do in the past. when we do pressure on the outside we get all of the pressure from the front and all of the sacks. but that is easier said than done. >> we will get you ready for showdown of the two top teams in the nfc at 11:30 on sunday kick off. join beasley reese, myself and voice of the eagles merrill reese with cbs-3 special contributor lesean mccoy. flyers are off until

wednesday when they take on the rangers last night north of the border facing the top team in the eastern conference, montreal. we will pick up the action in the second period, montreal with the power play nice passing and, saban scores. montreal three to nothing. they will make a come back. brayden schenn scores. now flyers are down three -one. in the second, giroux, shot stopped again but second goal of the game but just not enough. flyers lose this 16-three. it has been a long time since temple beaten penn state. 1941 to be exact. both teams with five and four record. winner will be bowl eligible so lots on the line here. temple head coach matt rule is a penn state graduate. third quarter penn state with the lead after a tj walker interception. danny belton going 8 yards for the score and lions with the 14-point lead. walker goes deep, and finds jail even fitzpatrick for a

75-yard connection and the owls right back in the game, penn state's defense, forcing five turnovers. haley, interception right here. 30 yards for the score. penn state bowl eligible for first time in three years as they beat temple, 30-13. >> we have 49 seniors that stayed around this program when this university and when this community and when this football program needed them the most. so the fact that we will be able to send them out the the right way and to be able to continue our season and to be able to keep our family together for a in or so after the regular season end is special. >> over the franklin field ivy league action, al's final home game as penn he helped coach. paul junior, ruins bag knoll i's finally, he ran for 235 yards and three touchdowns as they won a share of the ivy league tied will with a 34-24 victory over penn.

villanova hosting albany, john robert son show for wildcats. he had five touchdowns in the game. ville know of beat albany 48-31. that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great day, go bird. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. coming up next at 7:00 we are live as work continues to rehave move a historic sign as part of philadelphia's sky line. then as a criminal investigation in the death of the west virginia university student continues, we are learning new details about just how many times police were called to that frat house where he died. and carol has your sunday forecast as the cold air settles in. it will be a chilly one, got to bundle up, we will be right back. ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind.

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we continue to follow breaking news this morning islamic militants lay claim to another grizzly beheading, this time a captured. u.s. aid workers. what the white house is saying about the just released video. also breaking news this morning a young boy is critically injured after accident liz shooting himself in the head. how the victim's sister sprang into action. and happening right now, take two workers return to try to remove the iconic pnb letters. we are live in center city where there are plenty of road closures to tell but. we have got that covered in a couple minutes though. it is sunday november 16th good morning, thanks so much