police investigate a deadly crash in montgomery county this morning, one person is killed and several others are injured when two cars collide in horsham. >> reporter: fbi arrest two people in the st. louis a area are for buying explosive materials as nation awaits grand jury decision in the shooting death of the teenager. i'm in ferguson missouri that story coming up. after her car was stole when her car, inside she thought she would never see her pet again. coming up next, we will tell you how two were reunited once again. it is at day november between the second good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:00 o'clock.

lets check that forecast. it has been a chilly week, carol. are we in for warm up news. >> we will fine these temperatures. yesterday they stopped in the 30's. that is how cold it has been. today we will get in the 40's, 50's, maybe 70 degrees, does that sound good to you? we have that on the seven day forecast. lets take a look and find a fairly nice looking morning to start the day. it is 28 degrees through philadelphia, ben franklin bridge looking very nice. we have 24 degrees, that is out in reading at this point this morning no wind to speak of. it is just a bright morning in all locations. it is a quiet one. you can see on storm scan three we don't have any clouds and we are not dealing with any problem whatsoever this morning. it looks like a mostly dry weekend although sunday night we will pick up rain chances around here. 25 degrees is the temperature at the airport. twenty-two in trenton. twenty-five in wilmington. just 15 in the poconos. seventeen in allentown. it is another cold morning. be sure to bun will up, and

make sure your pets are as warm as you are because look what we factor in the wind we have out here. it feels like 17 degrees in philadelphia right now and in allentown. 16 degrees is how it feels out in trenton this morning. we have temperatures that will warm up, though, yesterday we stopped at 37 degrees. today by noon we're passed that at 40 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. 45 degrees. very dry air out there too. dew points down in the teens. we have a dry air measure. you can probably tell just by your skin how dry it is out there. by to 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon clouds to start to come in the area. we have a fairly nice weekend but it has a lot of other features and then we will talk about the holiday week as well, nicole. >> carol, thank you. and new this morning detectives in delaware county are investigating an early morning home invasion. "eyewitness news" on the 6600 block of church lane in upper darby just after 1:00 o'clock. authorities are still working

to determine what was taken so far there is no word on any injuries. philadelphia police are call to the fair hill section of north philadelphia, where a man was stabbed just after 2:00 o'clock. authorities say victim was stabbed once in the back at westerly high avenue and north american street. he was rushed to temple hospital where he remains in critical condition. that investigation is underway to determine if robbery may have been the motive. a gruesome accident in montgomery county leads one person dead and sends four others to local hospitals. chopper three over the scene there at easton and county line roads in horsham friday night where two cars collided around 8:00 o'clock. police tell "eyewitness news" one victim was flown to temple hospital and rest were taken to abington. we are working to get you more information on the victims and an update on the condition. new details right now in the burlington county tragedy that claimed two young lives and left a third child in critical condition. investigators now say they know what happened but they cannot say why.

"eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is in tabernacle, new jersey. >> reporter: small group of volunteers came to the house around 8:00 just visible through drawn shades. they were clearing a second floor bedroom after a crime seemingly, unthinkable just two days ago. it was late afternoon when we first learn the details, thursday morning after 5:00 but before 9:00, 44 year old jeaninne lepage grabbed a revolver and pillow. she shot each of her children, using pillow to muffle the noise. then she shot her early is. >> all four victims were found in the same bed. >> reporter: that is where another relative found them and called 911. fourteen year-old nick harriman and his eight year old sister nadia were killed. their 11 year old brother alex is in critical condition with their mother jeaninne both in cooper hospital in camden. >> motive is not what we can talk about today. we may never know with certainty. >> reporter: it depends if jeaninne le page survives f

she does she will be charged with murdering at least two of her children. it is something that the children's father is dealing w he lives in maryland but his girlfriend tribe the moment police broke the news. >> he just broke down. he broke down who arably. it was a horrific shock. >> reporter: shock felt throughout this small community especially on the street where it all happen this woman's granddaughter played with eight year-old nadia all the time. >> it is hard for me right now because when i sit on my son's porch and look out her window, i can picture her running by waving at me. >> reporter: we know there will be another vigil held to pray for this family. that vigil set for sun day night at 6:30 outside tabernacle township town hall. we are outside red lion state police barracks, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". investigators are working to determine the cause of this fire in burlington county. eyewitness cam video shows the flames raging from inside a home on chris pen road in lumberton there were no reported injuries.

and more eyewitness video here shows a close call for penn state students when their bus catches fire on the pennsylvania turnpike. it happened late last night in the eastbound lanes near morgan town. state police tell cbs-3 that everyone made it off safely. that is really good news. there is no word where students were headed or what cause that had fire. traffic, of course, was tied up for miles but lanes are reopened this morning. fbi arrested two men and charged them with buying explosives, they allegedly planned to use during possible protestness ferguson. that town is on the alert as ate weights a grand jury decision on whether or not to indict officer darren wilson for shooting and killing 18 year-old michael brown. correspondent omar villafranca reports the decision could come any day. >> i expect the best of people. >> reporter: st. louis county executive charlie dual i is optimistic about public reaction to the grand jury's decision on whether to indict ferguson officer darren

wilson. wilson shot and killed 18 year-old michael brown all ninth. the shooting sparked weeks of sometimes violent racially charge protests, a scene local officials do not want repeated. >> if protesters are non-violent, police will not ab aggressive. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that the fbi arrested two people thursday night in connection with the purchase of explosive materials, that were allegedly to be used in pipe bombs, during democrat stations. a small number of demonstrators were also arrested thursday night, attorneys representing michael brown's parents say that the family says progress will be possible, only through peaceful protests. >> they do not advocate any violence, any looting, any rioting. they are totally against that. >> reporter: most ferguson area schools are scheduled to be opened next week but administrators have contingency plans in place, in case classes are canceled n ferguson, missouri, omar

villafranca for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as he faces new scrutiny over old sexual assault allegations bill cosby was back on stage in florida and received a standing ovation. comedian performed at a theater in the city of melbourne. while the show went on cosby has had shows canceled in six different states, all because several women have have come forward accusing the entertainer of sexually a a all thing them many years ago. cosby lawyers calls the claims unsubstantiated and absurd. philadelphia woman is finally reunited with her dogs seven weeks after he disappeared. louie is safe and sound at home we're happy to report. his owner jj pierce is, of course, thrilled to have her black lab mix bag. the dog was inside her honda when it was stolen from the parking lot outside the home depot on columbus boulevard in south philadelphia. jj describe the moment she was reunited with her dog. >> he walked right up to me

and just being with me and took sometime i realized they had were telling will me in the background he has been scanned, this is him. this is confirmed to be him, but i knew it, you know, as soon as he walk up. >> ahh, so sweet, it is unclear where louie was this entire time, seven weeks but we do know two people got in touch with some members of the search party to say they have found a dog matching louie's description. louie was taken to the vet where they confirmed his identity and he was of course reunited with his owner jj pierce. louie lost about 15 pounds but is otherwise in good health. sleeping like a baby there. love to see that. marathon weekend is underway here in philadelphia, 60,000 spectator will be cheering for 30,000 runners, it will be quite the crowd. now many of those runners pick up their race number and other materials at the pennsylvania convention center. independence mall, the liberty bell, kelly drive and start and finish lines at the art

museum are just a few landmarks along the 26.2-mile course. runners, of course, excited about sunday's race. >> it is a big pit in my stomach. i'm just praying i cross the finish line. i have a lot of family running witt me. we are all there to support each other. >> i like it. great course. people cheering. it is a a lot of fun. >> there will be an 8k race kicking off later this morning. our steve paterson will have a live report coming up at 6:00. hey, for complete race coverage, including a list of events and road closures head to our web site at cbs philly.com. we will break it down for you. right now 5:10. a new threat in upstate insuring this weekend coming up next on "eyewitness news" after the the record snowfall the snow melt is underway and that is raising new fear of flooding. also ahead an incredible story a window washer falls off a top of the building on top of a car and survives. we will have have the incredible story, next.

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peter bloom hired 14 men to clear the heavy snow off of his building. how much snow do you think was up there on that roof. >> there was probably 4 feet, four to 5 feet. >> reporter: this part of the new york got 75 inches of snow and a lot of that is sitting on rooftops. so far there have have been at least 30 cave-ins. gabriel carterilla has been working on this home for three hours. >> right now even with the little snow blower i have on the roof it is only taking off the top two or 3 feet. rest of it you have to almost pry off it is like a rock. >> reporter: temperatures is expect to be in the 60's this weekend. crews are racing to clear the streets. officials turn this parking lot in the dumping ground for the snow. in one trip, john miller, can carry 20-ton. >> a lot of snow, a huge under taking. how many trips have you made. >> between ten and 20. >> reporter: when this huge removal effort, major flooding

is expect. on areas could see up to 6 feet of water. new york governor andrew cuomo. >> we are preparing now for more flooding then we have seen in a long, long time. >> reporter: fire department have been called in from a across the state to help local officials respond to calls for damage. in new york, jericka duncan, cbs news. carol, no one, no one should to have put up with that much snow. that is insane. >> you know, i feel about the same way when we get a quarter inch of snow. >> i know you do. >> seventy-five and sunny. >> very proud to say that is my weather. that is just awful with the rain coming on top of that and snow absorb the rain and roofs not absorb any of it, we are going to be looking at better weather around here, the the shore looks fine this morning as you can sianni it looks like a nice beach day to day. you'll be completely bundled up because ocean temperature is 47 degrees. the air temperature, welshing

it will be warmer than. that lets look at what we have out there right now. 23 degrees in reading at this point. it was a start to come up at 2 miles an her but notice they are out of the southwest and starting to see a warming trend today. finally, we have storm scan three not showing really anything going on at all in our area. we expect sticky but dry here today, tomorrow, during the daylight hours but by sunday night it looks like we could be dealing with some showers early on monday morning, and maybe an inch or so of rain in some spots. 25 degrees, for our temperature right now, 22 trenton. twenty-five in wilmington. in the teens to the north, 15 in the poconos, 17 degrees in allentown. 21 degrees down in the wildwood area. now, we do have some weather, of note, we have temperatures that will be climbing. we have had 50 degrees on thursday, 37 degrees yesterday, today probably about 45 degrees. we will get in the middle 50's by the time we get into sunday and monday these temperatures

sky rocket. temperatures getting to 70 degrees or so ash here. are close to the record. the record in philadelphia is 72 degrees. we may reach it, we may get close, even if we're challenging it i think everybody will enjoy it. considering we have seen such cold weather and our temperatures for the month of november so far have been running 3 degrees below average. warm day. these are the the records. these are not what we're necessarily expecting but we he shouldn't be that far from it. other problem with monies the rain, morning rain, with a slow commute in the morning and wind coming up, warm direction, southwest but they are gusting to 35 miles an hour. air temperature though 70 degrees. that old record of 71 degrees was setback in 1979. now, this next week of course is gigantic holiday getaway time per. wouldn't you know we have what could be a coastallal low, maybe it is far away, maybe it isn't, it may be nothing, may be something more significant

for travel plans for wednesday. something that bears watching as this system moves up the coast, and then does somebody maybe see a little snow thrown back? no guarantees at the all on this system. just know that there could be a system, not sure whether there will be at this point at all. our future weather, noticed by this afternoon, a chance of a sprinkle up through the poconos, overnight, there is a chance in the lehigh valley and points north of picking up a tiny bit of freezing rain as well until these temperatures warm up tomorrow. then i was talking about early on monday when this heavier rain starts to come in here at 5:00 o'clock in the monday morning, a warm day shaping up. rain gets in. lingering sprinkle maybe later in the day but otherwise a breezy day and a warm one with temperatures up to 70 degrees. in the 40's today for the the most part, 35 degrees, out in the poconos, we have temperatures today, with 45 degrees, a slight breeze making it feel like the 30's

all day. 35 degrees tonight, and then next couple of days, the temperatures are all over the place, 70 on monday. tuesday 55. wednesday could be a wet day at 45. thanksgiving a at this .44 and dry and friday, 45 degrees. nicole. >> not bad, carol thank you. an investigation is underway at nation's busiest airport after a shuttle bus collide with the airplane's right wing. passengers and eyewitnesses snapped photos at shortfield jackson atlantic international airport. american airlines flight 232 just a arrived from dallas when a delta shuttle will hit a wing. all further flights were canceled for that plane. there were no reports of any injuries. now to a horrifying fall will from a building and witnesses saw it all take place from the ground. a san francisco window washer plumeted 11 stories and hit a moving car on the street before falling to the ground. andrea talk to the driver of the car and has more on how the window washer is alive but

badly injured. >> i just saw a blue object and then the crash on to the car and then i saw as it rolled off i realized it was a body, it was a person. >> reporter: between tragedy and luck in downtown san francisco was length of moving toyota camry. from 11 stories, 130 feet up, unharnessed window washer plumeted toward asphalt below only to land on the mohammad's car. >> while i was coming, looking for pennsylvania parking, i was coming from montgomery making a left to california. >> reporter: mohammad a tech specialist was supposed to be in walnut creek but canceled appointment brought him to the financial difficulties trick. >> it was very loud and loud. i didn't know what happened. >> reporter: mohammad thought he a had a bicyclist only to discover a window washer lying on the he street. >> he wasn't completely flat on the ground but he had his

hand and feet were high and sitting on his bottom. >> reporter: owe a was mow ham need a stroke of sheer fortune he tumbled through the air and landed behind the driver's seat, a few more inches could have been fatal. >> when i look at my car and i saw it was completely smashed, top of my car was completely smashed, it was president smashed where i was sitting. >> reporter: they are severe injuries but for me ham he had's wife there is only this reality today was my lucky day and the gentlemen who fell lucky day because we both have our husbands. we lost a car but who cares, you know. >> reporter: that is for sure. 5:21. that was andrea reporting. california division of occupational safety and health is currently investigating that accident. up next on "eyewitness news", catness returns in the next chapter of the hunger games, lets take a listen. >> i'm kevin frazier, this week exciting saga continues with jennifer lawrence and

hung are games, mocking jay part one and

well, next chapter in the hunger games saga a hits theater. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight has that preview. this week jennifer lawrence learns to lead a revolution in the hunger games, mocking jay part one and benjamin coverbatch

uncracks a unbreakable code in the game. >> we will know for sure. >> reporter: benedict plays allen touring little known british scientists instrumental in cracking the germans communication codes during world war two. >> i have designed a code to allow to us break every message every day. it is a profoundly striking story and it was an incredible scientist and unique mind to help us, modern computer age and through his work as a scientists, upon cracking german codes and by all accounts, ended the war two years early then it could have. >> never understand the importance of what i'm creating here. >> reporter: in the hunger games saga catness is the key to a rebellion with dangerous consequences. >> i never wanted any of this. i never wanted to be in the

game. >> miss everdean it is the things that we love the most that destroy us. >> she's in a very different place emotionally at the beginning have of these movies, the games have completely change her. so, she's kind of totally rebuild her self. >> he won't be able to handle it. >> war is complicated, and it effects everyone on both sides. we have two very strong points, and within person caught in the middle of it, feeling the pain from both. >> same way you are ours. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. you can stay up to dayton everything that is happening in hollywood with entertainment tonight on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. 5:26 right now. skip the tip, yeah, coming up

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today, it is saturday november between the second good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. 5:30 right now. let check a forecast and we're in for a warm up, right, carol. i like the sound of that. we should-in the middle 50's and should have been in the middle 50's every single day for weeks now but you know how cold it has been. today we will be in the middle 40's but that is an improvement over friday when the temperatures were in the middle 30's. lets take a look and see what we have right now. center city philadelphia looks nice. it is quiet. but it is really cold. 29 degrees downtown right now in center city philadelphia. we will head out to the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey and it is dark out there of course. 26 degrees is the temperature. wind southwest at 5 miles an hour. southeasterly direction wind however will be the ones that will save us temperatures wise. not just today but over next couple of days. storm scan three nothing going

on, no clouds, no nothing. we've got 25 degrees at the airport in philadelphia. twenty-five in millville and wilmington. twenty in redding this morning. twenty-seven down in dover. eighteen in lancaster. fifteen in the poconos and then factor in the wind and it is even colder. it feels like 16 in trenton. feels like 22 in wilmington. 17 degrees that is it in philadelphia. our temperatures today get to 45 degrees, and slightly milder then they have been, in the as mild as they should be for this time of the year. future weather is quiet. if you have things to do today and a lot of people do and they will be flocking to the stores, et cetera, we will find a fine day to do that. nice week toned to anything you want. we will see weather change up. part of it you will like. we will show you those numbers coming up, nicole. >> carol, thank you. now to a story you will see only on cbs-3 accused of a crime he did not commit a 19 year-old who spent months in jail, speaks out about what he

went through. as our walt hunter shows us his ordeal may be over but why it took so long remains a mystery. >> i just put my faith in god. >> reporter: nineteen year-old tamayo mcduffy told me how he survived seven months behind bars accused of a crime that he did not commit. >> i thought about the same thing every day, when i am going home. >> when i see him with that orange jump suit on when he came out of there, that broke my heart. >> reporter: mcduffy's mother remembers her first visit held in half million-dollar bail, on charges he had broken in to a blind woman's home on his block, turning on the gas jets as he left, have after being routed by her service dog. >> went to prison for nothing. that is immoral. >> reporter: first adams and friend raised money to get mcduffy released on bail but that joyful reunion came with a terrible financial cost. >> you lose your house, your car, you lose your life, you

know, you are broke. >> reporter: once free it would be 11 more months until just this past thursday before the cloud of suspicion was lifted. d.a. asking a judge in court to drop all charges. >> it was a great feeling when they said it was dismissed. >> i jumped for joy. >> reporter: district attorney's office says it approved arresting mcduffy based on evidence but following his hearing where a judge found him held for trial questions arose. prosecutors developed additional evidence raising substantial concerns about the victim's prior history, and visual acute. >> i didn't understand why anybody didn't try to investigate more. >> get back in school. i'm a father now so i'm raising my son. i will be the best father i can be. >> reporter: mcduffy's mother says she wants an apology from the district attorney. pol guys for my son for not looking into that. you call your self the d.a. that wants to fight for

justice and protect people, you didn't protect my son at all. >> reporter: while would the man who filed the complaint has not been available for comment, mcduffy's attorney says he believes that she fabricated the entire story, meanwhile, neither the district attorney's office or police will say the case has been officially closed, however, beyond exonerating mcduffy there is no indication that they plan to move forward with the investigation. the at the district attorney's office, walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, police are asking for the public's help to catch a knife wielding suspect who stabbed a with man to death in delaware county. violence happened on the 700 block of engel street in chester. police say gwennlynn williams was stab in the chest area on the treat early friday morning. she was able to get to a friend's house where she died. there is no word on a motive for that attack. an elderly woman is in serious condition after she was pulled from a burning home in gloucester city, camden county. the flames broke out on the 700 block of highland avenue

friday morning. chopper three was over the scene there a second person was also in the home where the fire broke out and was taken to the hospital for observation. three dogs died in that fire, officials say that they are working, there were no working smoke detectors in that house, the causes under investigation a touching tribute to the number fire fighter killed in the line of duty. lieutenant chris hunter died last saturday 24 hours after responding to an emergency call. family and friend gathered at the cinnaminson fire station yesterday. after a solute, his flag draped coffin was loaded on to a fire truck. chopper three was overhead as long motorcade made its way to the cemetery for that burial. well, tuesday's fire in north wildwood has claimed a second life, cape may county fire coordinate or arc trythan died after fighting this fire on west 17th avenue. body of 36 year-old lynn a martin was found inside. officials believe the fire began accidentally while martin was handling her

kerosene heater. well, philadelphia police want the public's help identifying a suspect stole a package from outside a home in south philadelphia. take a look at this surveillance video. on november 14th a woman approached a home on reid street and stole a package left by a post office behind a storm door. if you look closely you can see that reflection of the van window. the suspect was last seen walking away east on reid street. well, just in time for your weekend plans a new trend in dining opens up in philadelphia but not food that has everybody talking. our diana rocco has details from fishtown. >> the dishes are plated to perfection, and so far, so are the reviews. >> you'll find a fish, pasta, salad, and things that you normally are used to and normally that you love, but we have found ways to make them more tasty and special. >> reporter: what has everyone talking about the fishtown

byob is there is a no tipping policy. owner christian more a and chef co-owner brian oliveri has a wait staff with paid vick days, vacation time and full health benefits. >> lets really take care of the have staff, servicer, and in tern, i think they will take better care of everyone that comes in the doors. >> reporter: food prices on the french influenced menu are a little more to make up for no gra tooth, guests on the first night didn't seem to mind. >> food is amazing. i feel like these prices are comparable. >> reporter: while tipping is not required or encouraged, it is allowed. leaving something at the end of the meal, it is that much more for your server. >> it is up to them. i go in every day not expecting it. that is in the the the purpose have of it. it is nice. >> reporter: there were some that say it takes pressure off of turning tables and allows her to focus on the customers n tipping restaurants are something of a trend with eatery as adopting a policy

from philadelphia to new york city a and from washington d.c. to southern california. girard seats 50 and only takes reservations. >> i feel it is worth it. >> reporter: in fishtown diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia is home to many talented broadcasters and last night was a chance to honor some of them. broadcasters pioneers inducted 12 new members, special dinner was health at hilton city avenue in philadelphia honoraries include our very own susan schiller, the the vice-president and news director for cbs-3 and the cw philly. during her tenure cbs-3 has been one of the most honored stations in the country winning high's wards for excellence in journalism. talk show host dom giordano of our sister station talk radio 1210 wpht was induct alongside susan. congratulations to both of them and all of this years hall of fame inductees. very nice. 5:38 right now.

wounded warriors on the road to recovery, coming up next on "eyewitness news" what a mother and father are doing to help their son an iraq war veteran to help him get back on his feet. also, your team, your kids on tv, a wrap up of the last friday football frenzy that season is coming up next in sports. and another chilly morning but there is a warm up on the way, carol returns with the details on "eyewitness news".

on the healthwatch, people drink a lot actually alcoholics. federal health officials say no. health reporter stephanie stahl has details on the new report. kerry janssen does not think having a few drinks after his shift is a big deal. >> i probably drink at least five to six nights out of the week. >> reporter: new study from the centers for disease control finds nine out of ten people who drink excessively are not alcoholics. >> the conventional wisdom now has been that most people drink too much, have the disease of alcohol dependens or alcoholism. >> reporter: excessive drinking is defined as consuming eight or more drinks a week for women or 15 or more for men. it can lead to health issues including cancer, liver and heart disease, and it is responsible for 88,000 deaths in the u.s. each year. >> excessive alcohol use is a huge public health problem in the united states. it kills, a large portion of people in the prime of their

lives. >> reporter: kerry drinks socially but does not make it a happen that it could put his health in danger. the doctors say an alcoholic is someone who crazy drink, cannot control how much they consume, and is unable to stop. numbers show about one in 30 american adults are considered alcoholics or alcohol dependent. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 5:43 right now. a maryland couple is fighting a battle to give their 28 year-old son the best care possible. jason is a wounded warrior who needs his parents for every basic task but their sacrifice is helping them get therapy that i could lead to more independence. kylie atwood has their store friday ton, maryland. >> reporter: when jason earhardt's hum vee hit a roadside bomb in iraq burns covered two thirds of his body and suffered severe brain injury. army corporal spent three months in the comb. it is like your whole life comes crashing down on you,

and i got to where i felt like i was just, i was stuck. i was stuck here at home. every day was jason 24/7. >> reporter: jayson is one of some 3600 wounded warriors whose permanently house bound. but jason's parents have found that getting their son out of the house, helps with his recovery. >> it has been night and day a as far as his progress. he has made tremendous amounts of progress. >> reporter: jason was seen a few years ago and now he is taking heart back riding lessons. after several years va agreed to help cover the cost but it has been an ongoing battle. >> jason has paid for it. we're just not going to sit around and wait. >> reporter: jason's parents say riding helps build his flexibility, jason says his parents get a lot of the credit. >> they have done everything. i would be no where without them. >> reporter: jason ride two to three times a week, his goal,

to regain enough strength to walk on his own. kylie atwood for cbs news, dayton, maryland. doctors say if jason had in the been at home his progress would have been much slower then it actually has been. he and his parents have big dreams. they hope that some day he will be able to walk and that the physical activities are helping him get there. all right. it is 5:45 right now. lets check that forecast with carol, good morning, carol. actually, carol, hold off for just a second, it is a sure sign that the holidays are just around the corner. check this out. santa threw the switch on in the holiday lights at peddler's village in bucks county last night. meteorologist kate bilo was there to help usher in the holiday season, the grand illumination celebration as it is called is an annual tradition there and this year it features 1 million lights. it is gorgeous. wow. >> it is. we all know what happens if one light doesn't work. >> what is that, carol. >> none of them do. >> but obviously i don't think that is the the case anymore.

>> one in a million. >> it wasn't a problem at peddler's village. we have a couple of lights on the boardwalk in ocean city. it doesn't look like peddler's village up but it is also bright enough f you felt like walking around the boardwalk you would be all by yourself. we have storm scan three. nothing going on. we don't have any clouds out there too cold for the clouds. they have decided to pack it up for a little while. 25 degrees in philadelphia 22 in trenton. twenty-five wilmington and millville. 17 degrees this morning up in the allentown area, 15 in the poconos, and so, so cold this morning. so when you are out, obviously your jackets, if you getting out and keep your pets as warm as you are. our travel roads people are starting to getaway for the holiday, right now. you've got some pretty good weather around our area. we've got spectacular weather. well off to the west though if you are heading out toward pittsburgh or points north of that through cleveland you may encounter a couple of showers out there at this

point today. now what we expect, we've got temperatures that will be climbing, and they will be climbing in a major way, yesterday 37. today in the middle 40's. tomorrow we will get in the middle 50's and then we could be at 70 degrees on monday with these temperatures on monday rivalling the records. we will find temperatures that are, warm, around here on monday. but also on monday, we will deal with some rain. we've got heavy rain, slowing that morning commute down, wind coming from the southwest is the reason why we're so warm. they are coming out of the southwest, 15 to 25 miles an hour gusting to 35 miles an hour. the temperature will be around 70 degrees here. the record is 71. setback in 1979. the the other thing we are watching and this is for wednesday and it is a coastal system that may or may in the develop. it may go away, away and we don't to have deal witt. it may come close-up to the coast and that may be impact on wednesday the get away day with rain and inland maybe a

couple of snow showers. we will continue to watch this system, as we move into the middle of the week to see whether it develops or not. compute are models do not have a consensus on this we have future weather right now and what, do the clouds come in at 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon. you may be okay with. that practically getting dark at that point anyway. tomorrow morning we're okay but we do start to see more clouds and then by overnight into monday morning, look at this the rain starts to come in here, heavy rain at times. maybe on the order of an inch or so in some spots, this thing pulls out of here, gets a i washings lingering shower maybe later in the afternoon but mostly you will notice the warm up in the 70's. well, maybe close to 70 degrees. let's call it 70's anyway. we deserve. that today let's call it the middle 40's here. middle 40's at the shore. poconos, middle will 30's. there is a chance in the poconos that a light afternoon shower and maybe overnight lehigh valley points north a chance of a tiny bit of freezing rain. so just be careful out there

overnight tonight in areas to the north and west of philadelphia. forty-five for us today, and tonight we will drop down to the the lovely 35 degrees, and then over the next couple of days the temperatures show just an unbelievable variety, not just in the temperatures but in the weather conditions. seventy on monday. fifty-five on tuesday. wednesday could be a wet day, we should be dry on thursday for thanksgiving at 44 and then friday, 45 degrees, nicole. >> all right, carol, thank you. football weather outside and it is original friday football frenzy and last one of the season, can you believe it stay tune to see if we have got your town, your kids on tv. sports is next.

sixers story still the same, looking for their first win of the season, phoenix was in town. lets see how they would fair. the suns eric bledsoe who said kentucky could beat sixers in a seven game series got a hard foul from nerlens noel. bledsoe didn't like it. that was probably expect something blow back. got a technical foul did eric. brett brown's team was on top early but then there was a problem. in the second quarter they were out scored 41-17. sixers lose their 12th straight game, final score 122-96. eagles host titans tomorrow, and this will be mark sanchez third complete game replacing the injured nick foles. he has played to mixed reviews. over 300 yards passing in both games but offering up four interceptions. >> you know, obviously for not playing he missed an entire year a year ago with the shoulder injury and was out for an entire season.

i thought for the time we have had it, for half of the texans game and games since then he has done a nice job. and, you know where to see the game? it is right here on cbs-3. the kick off time is 1:00 p.m. let's go cougars. let's go cougars. let's go cougars. it is time for the friday football frenzy, take it away, beasley, wow. >> hearty thanks to the springfield cheerleaders and all of the cheerleaders for the the frenzy d we get to your town, your town, your kids on tv the original friday football frenzy. hammington and shawne, jake going to the outside and goes in the end zone for a score. shawnee the big winner, 42-ten. toms river north visiting cherokee and they are getting fancy.

they pull a tim tebow play, evan powell, steven grass i for the score. cherokee won 31-14. college wood visiting west deptford. jordan wallace gets the pick, west deptford was a winner in a tight 17 to nothing. to pennsylvania we will go downingtown east coatsville and coatsville getting it done on the ground. jailon hudson, well, somebody better get him. 40 yards he goes to the house. and then coatsville will try it in the air, jordan young finding, coleman for the the touchdown. coatsville a winner 31-12. pennsbury, upper dublin looking like he can get in. recovered by upper dublin. but question is it a touchdown. we have to to wait. there it is, it is a touchdown for dublin. but we all know you you cannot sleep on charles snoreway,

pennsbury a winner 25-14. now time for game of the week voted by you the fans outtrade ohio road show app, springfield taking on great valley. say what? great valley, adderly had quite a game from south but get him. get him. get him. look at how smooth and easy, it is like he is playing with younger kids. nice touchdown. springfield, with the strong defensive effort all year. alex messina with the nice pick and interception and nice little return. look at how comfortable and mature these kids look like when they are young. you cannot kick the ball to adderly. headache and bake. that is a big time cut. that is a division one cut. and d1 run through a tackle:

he is the man. springfield fighting back. brian allen will have a big run coming up. that will put them in position to score. but apparently, when you try to throw you cannot throw into adderly's area either. watch the kid. his interception will seal the deal, great valley is your district one, triple a chapel beyond. >> the title 24 to nothing. that is sports. i'm's beasley reese, enjoy your weekend. all right. beasley, it has been a chilly week but a warm up a apparently is on the the way, carol has details and latest on some rain heading our way. she will have the the details when we come right back.

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police investigate a deadly crash in montgomery county this morning. one person is killed and several others are injured when two cars collide in horsham. >> reporter: fbi arrest two people in the st. louis area for buying explosive materials as the nation waits for a grand jury decision in the shooting death of a teenager. i'm omar villafranca with that story coming up. looking live along the pennsylvania parkway this morning, it is marathon

weekend. right now runners are gearing up for an 8k to kick off in just over an hour. we are live along the race route. it is saturday november 22nd, good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. lets check that forecast f you run an 8k or just running errands. >> exactly. >> running errands with your heater turn on. we are looking at a day that is a better day then yesterday. it won't be as windy or cold. not as nice as it would be much of the day tomorrow. we are sandwiched in between. this is not a bad place to be. lets look outside right now. ben franklin bridge is bright, nice and it is cold. we have 28 degrees the temperature in downtown philadelphia. we have a temperature of 23 outside in reading. wind still coming up very slowly and lightly at 2 miles an hour. again from the right direction, out of the southwest and that is going to be boosting these temperatures today. storm scan three nothing, no