>> now at 11:00. new details on the papal visit. >> philadelphia, the big city for big events. >> new tonight i'll show what's happening all right in the city to get ready for the pope's visit but first, from torrential rain to bitter blast. get ready for the coldest

weather we've seen in a long time. >> good evening i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. we'll begin at 11:00 o'clock with meteorologist kathy orr live on the cbs-3 sky deck with temperatures are knows diving. kathy? >> they sure are. skies are clearing. winds are picking up and we're talking about the coldest temperatures we've seen since last winter and we will be challenging record cold this week. take look at storm scan3 as that rain is long gone. the clear skies are moving in. cold enough for intense lake effect snows in parts of pennsylvania, northwestern pennsylvania and new york. for us, it's just a biting chi chill. right now 45 in philadelphia. 38 in wilmington. the colder air is moving in. already made it into state college and pittsburgh where the temperature is only 19 degrees. now, coming up tomorrow morning combination of the cold air and whipping winds will make it feel like it's less than 5 degrees in the poconos. wind chills blow 10 in the lehigh valley and the philadelphia area and adjacent

suburbs wind chills less than 15 and even down the shore, we will be seeing wind chills in the teens. less than 20 even through southern delaware. temperatures running some 20 to 25 degrees below normal for tuesday and even for wednesday. so coming up we'll be talking about when the sun will return. challenging that record cold and also how slow it is going to be to warm across the delaware valley. and a sneak peek at thanksgiving. it's all coming up later in the broadcast with the seven day for now we'll send it back to you. >> kathy see you then. make "eyewitness news" your winter weather station. we have compiled a winter weather survival guide for you on cbsphilly.com. it's full of all kinds of useful health advice and also links to resources that will help you deal with the cold. >> pope francis puts the speculation to rest. he will come to philadelphia for the world meeting of families next september. it will be his first papal visit to the united states and we have complete coverage of the big

announcement. we begin with natasha brown life on the parkway tonight to show us how the city is already preparing for the pope. natasha? >> reporter: jessica, we can tell you that since the exciting announcement earlier today, hotel around the city and the phones there have been ringing off the hook we understand, and also city agencies have been very busy now preparing for the pope's visit. there is an electrifying excitement in the air in philadelphia. just hours after a historic announcement. >> philadelphia. >report the popeis coming to ph! >> reporter: as many as 2 million people are expected to flood the ben franklin parkway for papal mass in september 2014. pope francis become the fourth pope to visit the u.s. only the second to visit philadelphia. >> as soon as you hear something big like that is official you start making a newed to list. really quickly. >> reporter: to do list at visit philadelphia will be lengthy with visitors from

around the world flocking to philadelphia during the 5-day world meeting of families. security will be tight. thousands of media representatives from around the globe will be present and hotel rooms will be in high demand with some hotels already reporting that they're sold out. >> there are probably around 45,000 rooms in the tri-state area and this really is a tri-state event, any big event like that is, and there's also a family program so people will be hosted by area families. roar report there is a way for families within our region to sign up to be host families. because without that, we cannot accommodate all of our visitors cupping from all over the world. >> reporter: pope francis will spiral along the same route john paul ii did during his visit to philadelphia 35 years ago. for many it will be a glimpse at a world leader from a city thrust into the world's spotlight. >> this will be the largest event in the city's modern history.

philadelphia the big city for big events. >> reporter: well the manager here at the embassy sweets along the ben franklin parkway tells us the hotel is already sold out for that the week that the pope will be here in september of 2015. we also know now that they do -- desperate need host families so if you do want to know more information on how you can get involved in that, just go to our website, cbsphilly.com. we're live here along the parkway night, natasha brown cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, natasha, thank y you. philadelphia has experienced hosting major events including a prior papal visit. but this event is sure to take the city of brotherly love to another level. >> october 197935 years ago, pope john paul ii touched down in philadelphia drawing a massive crowd to center city. people stood shoulder to shoulder hoping to catch a glimpse of his holiness. september 2015, pope francis will look out over the ben

franklin parkway and celebrate public mass with a crowd expected to be well over million people. but in this day and age of ever changing technology, the challenge to protect the pope will require tremendous planni planning. >> obvious security concerns that you would have with anyone high pre file as the pope. >> reporter: police commissioner charles ramsay told "eyewitness news" ensuring the pontiff's safety is top priori priority. ramsay says social media will help guide and control crowds. >> keep it real and updated through twitter, facebook. >> reporter: and police plan to set up special locations for those who need help. >> you'll have to create chutes i'll call them for lack of a better word but small areas that will be cordoned off for emergency vehicles only. >> reporter: but along with serious planning comes joyous celebration. students from philadelphia arch diocesan schools wrote thousands of letters encouraging pope francis to visit philadelphia. >> for him to come here and we can, you know, ride septa down

and see him, you know, just once in a life tim experience. >> reporter: news of the visit brought hope to local parish. >> here in philadelphia, our church has struggled. our church has been through a lot in the last 15 years, and i think this will assure us that, um, he's there and he's with us. >> reporter: with them in spirit and in person. >> arch with happen chaput was at the vatican for today's announcement. he released this statement "it is the answer to the countless prayers of so many people who have asked god to guide pope francis to philadelphia... we will welcome him joy physical with open arms and prayer full hearts". >> it has certainly been a long road for those praying for papal visit. it really got underway back on march 26th when delegation that included philadelphia mayor michael nutter, the fir lady and governor corbett and arch with scholl karl chaput traveled to the vatican where they met with pope francis inviting him to attend the world meeting of families. today their efforts paid off as

mayor nutter made that announcement at the art museum that the pope had officially septembered the invitation. let's take look at the preliminary schedule for the holy father when he arrives in philadelphia. we know he'll get in town on friday, september 25th. then the next day he'll participate in one cats called the festival of families with prayer and music. when will of course take place on the ben franklin parkway. the next day, sunday, september 27th, that big public mass that jessica mentioned with the art museum as the back drop. the parkway expected to be filled with perhaps a couple million people. >> cbs-3 was the first to report the papal visit to philadelphia early this morning. so we invite to stay with us for or continuing coverage on tv and also on cbsphilly.com and let us know what you think of the pope' visit on facebook and twitter. use the hash tag cbs-3 pope. ♪ >> new tonight, paying tribute to a cinnaminson firefighter killed in the line of duty. lieutenant christopher hunter

died early saturday. he was found unresponsive at his home. he had work the previous morning so his death is considered to be in the line of duty. so far there's no word on a cause of death. the fire chief says his department has suffered a huge loss. >> chris was one of the best that we have, and he lived, ate, drank this fire department much this was his life. >> clearly voice osama bin laden outside the staying tonight plant bunting and the flag at half staff. a viewing is scheduled thursday followed by a second viewing and funeral on friday. lieutenant hunt leaves behind a wife and two children. also new tonight an off duty officer is hurt in a three vehicle crash on kelly drive. the officer whose assigned to the major crimes unit suffered a minor leg injury. a passenger in a second vehicle is in critical condition. a passenger in the third vehicle is being treated for broken femur. both of the drivers are stable. early indications are one of the vehicles was headed into the city when it crossed the center

lines. and hit the other two cars. >> also, at 11:00 o'clock night, school board members are asked to resign after a school employee is charged with spying. as "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco tells us from easton a grand jury made that unusual recommendation. >> reporter: easton school board members say they will not resign over report based in rumor and speculation. >> we are doing great. we want to keep going in the direction we're going in. >> reporter: grand jury report handed down by the northampton county da monday called for the resignation of three board members over their handling of tech employee thomas dray go. dray go accused of using his access to spy on staff members computers and report back to certain board member. >> the grand jury believes that mr. dray go had stabbed such a relationship with certain school board members that some were willing to overlook his tran gregs. >> the board denies the claims even after they chose to handle the matter internall internallye right to police. >> he has no information that he

was actually looking at documents. he was on the computers we didn't know whether he was reading documents. >> dray go resign after pornographic images were found on his work computer. he was later charged with wiring tapping. the grand jury interviewed 23 witnesses over eight months. they found no criminal wrongdoing but say the board members testimony was not credible and they've create add culture of paranoia and mistru mistrust. >> if there's tension in the school natural the kids will feel it. >> reporter: drago was found guilty of recording fellow employees without their knowledge. the school district is facing one lawsuit brought by an employee claiming they were demoted on information he provided. diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a former montgomery county prosecutor says he made the right call when he declined to pursue a rape case against bill cosby. bruce castor tells "eyewitness news" the evidence simply was not there. accusor came to prosecutors back in in 2005 claiming that she

will been drugged and raped in cosby's cheltenham home a year earlier. while castor says he believed that cosby did something he shouldn't have, he was unable to make a case. >> had she record it in time, we could have checked her blood or we could have checked even hair and nails if it was weeks that had gone by to see if she had anything in her system that didn't belong there. i'm disappoint we had weren't able to go ahead but i'm absolutely convinced we made the right decision. >> the accusor settled a civil lawsuit with cosby after claiming 13 other women were prepared to come forward with similar stories. these accusations resurfaced after a comedian accused of cosby of being a rapist. his lawyer won't diss any if i the charges way response. >> charles manson is getting maryland and wait until you hear who wants to be his wife. also, on the way -- >> we got to stop her. i'm convinced she'll do it aga again. >> i'm jim donovan.

three on your side exposed a local woman exposed tour being a con artist. >> she's wanted by police. >> i'd like to get my money and see her in jail. >> cbs-3 sounds the alarm to prevent more people from being ripped off. a special investigation coming up. >> arctic chill is coming and soon challenging record cold months before winter. we'll take look alt those numbers coming up. >> and a kiss may be a sign of affection. but it's also loaded with more than you probably bargained for. some shocking research when "eyewitness news" continues in just 60 seconds.

>> convicted mass murderer charles manson is getting married to woman who visits him in prison. 80 year old manson got a license to marry 26 year old elaine

burton. she says the two will tie the knot sometime next month. burton has spent the past nine years trying to exonerate mannoses who's serving a live sentence without parole. wedding coordinator has been assigned by the prison in california to handle those nuptials. >> on the health watch tonight, a new study suggests coffee could be good for the weight line. scientists say there's a chemical compound in the drink that when injected prevented mice from gaining weight and appeared to guard against obesity related diseases. but before anyone gets too excited about this, no humans were tester and the amount injected into the mice was far higher than what's in your usual cup of joe. >> new research from dutch scientists show in a single 102nd kiss, 80 million bacteria get transferred from one kisser to the other. the study also found the more couples kissed the more they shared the same colonies of bacteria. doctors say the bacteria in your mouth aren't dangerous unless you have a lot of cavities.

>> she claims to be a doctor and a landlord. yet she rents out homes she doesn't own. three on your side's jim donovan first told you about her several years ago. now, wanted by police some say she's the queen of scams and still up to her old tricks. >> reporter: every time i try to speak with janna, a door gets in the way. it happened five years ago on a porch in princeton. >> ma'am, what is his office? >> ma'am. again recently in delaware. >> can you step away from the door, please. >> i'd like to speak with you ma'am. >> okay. >> i can't because your door is closed on my micro here. >> young wants to speak with her too. >> she disappeared. started avoiding our phone calls. >> she says she owes her almost $700 part of a deposit she paid her to ren this home in west oak lane. >> you would never assume that this little 5-foot woman who speaks so well is going to scam you out of your money.

>> reporter: she didn't even own the house. in fact she was evicted from it g she stopped paying me period rochelle the actual owner says she owes her back rent and legal fees. >> 7,000 something. >> when kohl's first ren to do any tack today he was using her maiden name. she thought she'd ab model tenant. photos showed is he she was part of a christian group. >> i met her at church. she made it like she was was a medical doctor. she wore scrubs and everything like that. >> she has it down to science. she rents home, fails to pay the rent, advertises the rental as her, pockets the deposit money and disappears n effect stealing from the real homeowner and perspective tenant. it happened to nicole. she told me that she worked at the medical dental school. >> nicole gave her arthritic hundred dollars to rent this house in lansdale. >> i had thought, okay, i could really trust this person. and i know we'll be okay here.

>> reporter: that was until the real own are ins debbie and steen hendrick showed up. >> i said, hi, i'm steve. who are you. supposed surprised she had moved into their property. money they never received. >> they was always late on her rent. but we didn't think she was a crook. >> with a checkered past. the philadelphia police issuing this wanted poster for outstanding warrants involving everything from theft by deception to fraud. >> she's a career kim tal. >> in two thus sand robert toll spoke with thee on your side after she stole almost $9,000 from his daughter and her friends. >> she will not stop i guarantee you and she's hard to catch. >> reporter: we tracked her down to this home in wilmington where she briefly appeared at the door to accept a package. >> can you please come out? yes. let me get some clothes on. one minute. >> you are dressed. i just you came out on the por porch -- her husband wasn't happy to see us either.

>> we'd like to speak to your wife. >> bleep. >> we'd like to speak to your wife, sir. >> speak to your wife, sir. >> reporter: now, danna goes by the dana mc keller and elizabeth clemons f you're looking for a rental property do not give this woman any money and call police. >> you found her. yeah g did you call police? we did. they showed up right away. the problem it's not like she's a violent defender. when they came she won an the door. so i mean the key thing now is trying find her when she's outside of the house. she's not been at that house recently. we've been staking it out. but i this has been going on for years. >> five years. we've been able to put all the victims together. >> do not give her any money. >> all right. keep us posted, jim. >> we will. thank you very much. >> the cold is slow slowly but surely moving in across the delaware valley, and tomorrow morning hats, gloves, mittens scarves everything you had last february we need to take the out again.

this cold months ahead of schedule more typical of characteristic of january weather. take a look at our weather watchers. right now we have a temperature of 40 degrees. barbara says a light wind, clearing skies and 40 making for a cold night there. we'll go to the wilmington area where the temperature is 45 degrees. lisa is saying light winds an inch of rain today. fels like 38. buckle up everyone. the cold blast is arriving. we'll take it toward the north and west of philadelphia where fire lieutenant matthews is saying in berneville the temperature 38 degrees. the wind 22 miles an hour. very cold with winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. if you would like to be an eyewitness to weather join team. be an it witness weather watcher government to cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/watchers. >> outside the cold is coming. we're in camden looking across the the delaware. and we're seeing clearing skies. right now in philadelphia, the temperature is 45 degrees. 41 in allentown and reading. 34 in the poconos. but nothing compared to our

neighbors in the midwest. chicago, 11. desmoines 12. minneapolis nine and st. louis only 19 with snow. this is crazy for this time of year. winds out of the west northwest at about 15 to 22 miles an hour and these will increase overnight. here's our arctic front. the center of the storm is over canada it's going to push through. the arctic air filters in. see these blues and purples this is the core of the cold overnight tomorrow and then really wednesday morning when we'll be challenging record cold and then by wednesday afternoon, still cold but it retreats by thursday, a sign of better days ahead. here's what it will feel like tomorrow morning. 14 in philadelphia. nine in allentown and reading. five in the poconos. tomorrow afternoon, wind chills to the north and west still in the teens. and then of course wednesday morning. teen, single numbers for feel like readings in the 20s by wednesday afternoon. so it's about a 48 hour period of frigid weather. just have to dress for it. overnight the low 29. during the day tomorrow we're

talking about freezing temperatures. wind chills in the teens. winds gusting to about 35 miles an hour. the good news is, look at this. by the end of the weekend you see this orange that is above average temperature. this is not going to stick around. as far as the cold is concerned forever. at least not for the end of the month. take look at this. 40s theirs thursday 49 day and saturday. 50s by sunday. monday 64 degrees. tomorrow we'll take our first look at thanksgiving. things are looking up. >> up. can't look much further down g that's right. >> you have to go up. kathy thanks. >> beasley is here, and you know, hopefully things are looking up for the eagles after a tough weekend. >> that was tough. they're licking their wounds and look at the film tomorrow and let it go. >> get ready to play tennessee and per happen the sixers can get their first win of the season in san antonio again the defending champs. sports coming up. ♪

>> the sixers finishing up their texas road trip tonight against the spurs. they're still in search of that first win of the season. late in the first half, michael carter williams knocked down jumper. sixers with 16 points. he led them in the second half the spurs pull away. matt bonner drives right down the lane hits a floater. sixers shot 32% and the 175 defeat. and dropped to zero and 10. second worst team in team history. packers running back eddie laci and his teammate clay matthews were the toughest players in the game yesterday and aaron rodgers the most talented. that's hard to beat. defense had no answers for rodgers. he had pretty much all day to find his receivers. 341 yards passing. three touchdowns. tennessee is next then dallas. >> our guys know what to do. we lost games before here and it's about coming back and not letting the same game beat you

twice. you can't feel sorry for yourself in this league. struck big wins one week and in the other week. you have to come to play each week and focus on next op pone and in. that's what we're in the process of doing right now. >> the eagles will correct the lambeau mistake tomorrow and put it behind them. yum see their neck efforts sunday at 1:00 p.m. right here cbs-3 when they play host to the tennessee titans who did a good job tonight on monday night football. >> villanova taking on eastern shore. it was all wildcats. they took care of maryland eastern shore 81-44. tomorrow pell hosting louisiana tech. comings will go for the easy two points he scored 20 for the owls. they beat the bulldogs 82-75. and this is the final week of the friday football frenzy i need your help. go to the audio road show app vote for the game of the week your choices are -- downingtown east at coatesville, upper dublin the pennsbury and great valley at springfield.

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