from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". searching for sane, it has been more than three weeks since the college student was last seen in manayunk. coming up we'll tell you what his family is doing today in hopes of finding him. another major retailer is hacked and the credit information of more than a million people may now be in the wrong hands. and vandals with a message for the police. while others rally in support of local officers. today is saturday, december 20th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:00. let's get a check on the forecast, and from the feel of it, coming in this morning, it will be a cold one, carol. >> the last full day of fall today by the way. >> i say soak it up, but will feel like winter, flight. >> winter starts tomorrow

officially a little after 6:00 it will feel like it all day long today. we have clouds out there right now, we will be keeping chilly temperatures all day. thirty-four out in reading right now, winds out of the northeast about 5 miles an hour there. the winds will not and problem today. so expect light winds. off and on we get these cold temperatures, we also get accompanying blast of cold air, that's not going to be the case today. storm scan3, if you look very, very closely, you can see the faint cover of clouds. but if you're outside, you would be seeing even more of them. 34 degrees in philadelphia, 31 in trenton, 29 degrees in wilmington, 23 degrees up in the poconos, and 25 down in wildwood. and then you factor in the wind, and as i said, there isn't a lot of wind, but the five or 6-mile an hour winds that we do have does bryn the temperatures down, feels like 16 in the poconos, feels like 27 outside in philadelphia, and 21 down in millville. a cold morning to say the least of this last full fall day. we have temperatures today, by

noon, 36 degrees, and we stay not windy through the noon hour, and by 3:00 p.m. it is still not windy. clouds and sun are expected for, and as far as the sky guess, this computer model wrong, clouds over us, so probably slightly wrong as it moves through the afternoon. but expect a dry day today. we will be looking at clouds and then maybe some sun breaks in there, as well. we'll check out the christmas forecast coming up. nick snow. >> carol, thank you. and happening today, the family of missing college student shane montgomery hosting 5k run. they are trying to raise money to increase to the $65,000 reward for any information on his disappearance. no one has seen montgomery since early thanksgiving morning when he went out drink withing friends in manayunk. runners will meet at 9:00 this morning outside gold's fitness main street manayunk. free run, but donations are encouraged. steve patterson will have a live report on the fundraiser run coming up in about 30 minutes. >> days before christmas, there is more personal

information at risk. >> this time, it is staple's stores. nine stores across our region were affect in the this latest data breach. david spunt has the details. >> reporter: during the busy final few days of the holiday shopping season, news that almost 1.2 million credit and debit cards were hacked at staple stores across the country, dozens -- doesn't sit well with shoppers. >> i use my card, and it is kind of scar. >> i maureen just loaded up on office supplies at this staples on roosevelt in northeast philadelphia. >> this store is one of 115 stores nationwide, had it by criminals at different times, between july and september. staples made the announcement late friday afternoon. many custom hers no idea until we told them. >> real big problem, because people, they put the trust in the companies, not only staples but everywhere else. >> staples isn't the only store with security breach issues. chain joins a growing list,

and growing number of holiday shoppers say id theft is top of minds. >> it makes me very nervous to go to the store to go shopping. >> she's not alone. but what can be done to stop the security breaches? >> unfortunately, i think it is a problem that's here to stay. >> doctor robert de-video professor and cyber crime expert. he said the problem is literally in the cards. >> we should be gradually moving over to a chip and pin system. unfortunately it, not quick enough. >> to get on line as much as possible to check every transition, finds a problem, contact your bank, right away. >> i work hard for my money. i don't want anyone else getting my monday. >> to find out if you have been affected we have list posted on our website cbs philly. com there you can see the exact stores that are affected by this recent breach. reporting from south philadelphia, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meanwhile, there is a warning from cherry hill

police about pick pockets. police there have released surveillance fed owes in four incidents. victims, credit cards, run up to the tune of 14 grand. people were victimized at wegmans, bahama breeze, panera and the christmas tree shops. first incident happened november 5th, the most recent occurred on tuesday. >> well, authorities want you to be extra cautious during your holiday shopping to avoid becoming a victim. police say, women should hold their purse close to their body with the opening facing toward them. also, avoid using revolving doors, apparently a target of thieves with good timing, consolidate purchases into one bigger bag to better keep track of everything. never leave your purchases unattended. if you are shopping at night, ask security officer to walk you to your car. good advice there. >> meanwhile, a man now facing criminal charges, accused of falsely reporting siting of montgomery county spree killer bradley stone. police say luke sander lands told them monday night a man who look like stone tried to carjack him near the stoneton

farm amounts in doylestown. it is during the height of urgent hunt for stone. investigators say he made up that story. >> alert were put out for 5-mile radius, bucks town hospital, central bucks west were shutdown, and put under lock-down, and obviously a very substantial amount of public resources were deployed. >> stone was wanted for killing six people in montgomery county. his ex-wife and five of her relatives. police eventually found his body in the woods near his pennsburg home. well, hundreds gather to support police in philadelphia and all across the country. supporters lined the streets in mayfair. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has that story. >> reporter: the blaring sounds of car horns help to fuel a spirited ram any northeast philadelphia, at least 250 people gathering to show support for philadelphia police officers, donald gash i organized the event.

>> having people just regular, you know, i don't want to say nobody, but regular people come out and tell the positive stories despite race, creed, anything like that. and just share the stories. >> the support we get from the police is unbelievable. >> one by one, residents gave testimonials about how police officers have impacted their lives, some letting their signs do the talking, a showing that brought this retired philadelphia police officer to tears. >> yes, i was going to go up there and make a speech, but i'm afraid i'll get too emotional. >> these police officers go out, they kiss their families good-bye. i don't know if they're coming home again, you know, you have lot of good ones, you have a lot of bad once. the good once you have to pull out of the crowd. >> all lives matter. all lives matter. >> this rally coming on the heals of rallies in philadelphia, and around the country, protesting grand jury decisions not to indict police officers, in cases in ferguson, missouri and new york. also, coming, just hours after

disturbing graffiti was discovered in west philadelphia reading cop lives don't matter. other messages found comdemn the killing of brandon tate brown, who was shot and killed by police on monday in mayfair, after police say he was reaching for a gun at a traffic stop. >> i want to take all the police that are out there. >> this gathering there is one in port richmond, also supporting officers, like other, came under the cloak of protection provided by police. >> community group just like any of the other protests and demonstration that is we've handled throughout the past month and a half or throughout the year at any point in time, everybody has the right to express themselves and their first amendment right of being out here. so this is no different. >> police say there was a peaceful rally, no incidents to report. just a gathering of folks who wanted to show appreciation for the men and women in blue, who protect and serve their community. in mayfair, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> in new york, demonstrators took to the streets in support of a new york police

department. but they were met with rival demonstration by critics of police policy. the pro-police rally was held as counter point to the recent protests against police brutality. >> well, there is new reaction to this image polls dollars on instagram by a philadelphia paramedic. it shows two black men pointing handguns at a white man posting as a police officer. under the picture, the paramedic wrote in part, real enemy. mayor nutter spoke about the photo on friday. >> it is offensive and, you know, as much as we believe in the support free speech, i think it is also clear that there are lemons to speech or expression, those kind of actions. at any time that casino of posting would certainly be inapropriate as it relates to any of our police officers. >> and now the image is from a music video made in protest of the death of michael brown and eric garner. the paramedic has since apologized for post that image on line.

the leader of the free world and the leader of sony pictures are both weighing in on the alleged north korean cyber attack that crippled the film maker and derailed the release of controversial new comedy. "eyewitness news" anchor chris may takes a look at what's next for the film and how the us may respond. >> yes, i think they made a mistake. >> president obama took sony pictures to task for its decision not to release the interview as planned next week. seth rogan comedy about assassination plot targeting the leader of north korea was the subject after terrorist threat and cyber attack. fbi now says north korean government is responsible for the hack. >> i wish they had spoke tone me first. i would have told them do not get into a pattern in which you're intimidated by these kind of criminal attacks. >> but on cnn sony pictures ceo michael lynn ten said zone had i been in contact with the white house, and that the company has done everything it

can. >> we have not caved. we have not given in. we have persevered. we have not back down. we have always had every desire to have the american public see this movie. >> whatever happens with the movie the president says there will be real live consequences for north korea. >> we'll respond in a place and time and man their we choose. >> though the north koreans deny they're behind the attack. >> chris may, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". now, after the president finished the news conference, the first family left for their annual christmas trip to hawaii, scheduled to remain in had a with a ' for 17 days until january 4th. >> eagles getting ready for this afternoon's match up with washington. chip kelly and the team left by train from 30th street station yesterday. today's game against desean jackson and his mates has one the birds really need at this point. at three and 11, washington look to go play spoiler. depending what happens with the cowboys, lost for the

eagles could keep them out of the playoffs. >> sport team gets you red which toyota kick off special. then it is the nfl network pre-game show. finally the eagles and washington at 4:30, that's followed by san diego and san francisco on cbs36789. it is 5:12 right now. warning from the cdc coming up next on "eyewitness news". a flu outbreak is hitting the is. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us the hardest hit areas. plus, we'll have this. >> you're watching the very last late late show with craig ferguson now grandma can finally get some sleep. >> the end of an era for funny man craig ferguson. more on his final farewell from the late late show. that's coming up next. we'll be right back.

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about xarelto® today. >> the flu is ramming up in some parts of the country. some schools in the south closed because of flu outbreaks. health reporter stephanie stahl with more on the flu and the situation right here in our area. >> felt sick for three days before he saw his doctor and found out he has the flu. it is happening to people all over the country. >> i did have the flu shot. i guess i got it anyway. >> in time last year flu was widespread in four states, but the cdc says 29 states now have widespread activity,

twice as many states as last week, most in the south and midwest. >> there is almost like a christmas tree right in the middle of the country of the hot spots for disease. >> the cdc says most cases are the h3n2 strain which this year's flu vaccine did not include. >> because the h3n2 is dominating we probably will seymour disease. >> health officials still recommend getting the flu vaccine t protect against other strains, tan can help minimize symptoms if you do get the h3n2 strain. >> there might be reduced protection as opposed to zero protection. >> most of the people being hospital rod babies and the elderly, 11 children have died so far this year, pregnant women are also specially vulnerable. >> doctors say it is important for people diagnosed with the flu to start treatment with antiviral medicine to minimize symptoms. we have a lot more information including where to find a flu shot in our flu resource guide, on cbs philly.com. click health. aim stephanie stahl, cbs-3,

"eyewitness news". it is 5:16 right now. first day, last day of fall, but feeling more like winter, right? did i get that right, carol? >> it took a second. >> you know, when you're on that cusp it can be very difficult. last day, first day of -- yell, it is cold out there, no matter what season it is. we have some light over philadelphia right now, and i'm sure a lot more out in your neighborhood. nice start to the day, there are few clouds in the sky, right now, and we may hang onto those for much of the day. but, if we're lucky, we get couple of sun breaks in there, too, feels like december has been very short on sunday light. we have 34 degrees in philadelphia right now. this is the cold morning, not as cold out at the airport, but look it the south, well, the south for us, 26 degrees in millville, 27 degrees in dover, it is 25 degrees down in wildwood, 28 degrees in atlantic city. we go to the north, it is warmer there, 31 degrees. right now, up in allentown, 30 in reading. no place, however, is warm on this map. and with the little bit of

winds that we have, the temperatures do feel just slightly colder. storm scan3, you can sort of see these clouds, i know how hard this is to see, because i struggle with it, too, but you can almost see where they aren't. that is sort of where you can almost tell where they are. so, we do have some clouds cover over us at this point this morning. we will probably end up partly sun think afternoon. still cold, thee temperatures running below where they should. we should be lower 40's, we'll be probably upper 30's today, for this last full day of fall. there, i did it. temperatures tomorrow will be in the 40's, and that's the first full day every winter. but it doesn't start until later on in the day. but does that really even matter? just kind of talking point more than anything else. because these temperatures definitely have been feeling cold all winter, which seems to have gone on throughout the fall. we have more clouds coming for us on monday, and couple of low pressure systems. that is going to be making it soggy around here, starting probably on tuesday, but definitely on wednesday.

and there is a chance it could start as early as late on monday, but let's see this. this is what we've got. we have one low pressure system off the coast. the stronger, bigger one, the one coming through the great lakes, gagging -- dragging warmfront, cold front, so the weather starts to pick up on christmas eve when everybody is trying to get around and go someplace. expect to find a soaking rain on christmas eve, this is according to the european model, of our computer models. snow is even possible farther inland, and then a blustery christmas day is likely, but a dry christmas day. our future weather there is into motion, as i mentioned, at the start of the show, not right to begin with. we have clouds over us. it said we didn't. so do you have sort of take some of the rest of this with a grain of salt. just know it should be dry this weekend, then going on out until tuesday morning there is model would like to keep us dry even until then. but there is a chance of a shower, even on tuesday. here's what we expect for christmas eve, heavy rain

possible, wind gusts to 30 miles an hour, this is christmas eve. chris may day, blustery, cold, it will be dry, winds could still be getting to up about 35 miles an hour, and the air temperature getting on christmas day in the middle 40's f you're going to the eagles-redskins game down in washington today, 38 degrees, that weather very sim floor what we're finding around here, which 38 is a popular number, poconos, 32 degrees, it will be dry, lindh will be light, that's what we can be expecting all day tonight we've got temperatures drop down middle 20's, to the upper 20's, so bundle up, keep the pets as warm as you are, and a week with temperatures that warm up but with the warmth comes the rain. tuesday, showers, wednesday, heavy rain, and then on christmas day it, looks like 45, should be dry, but windy. nicole? >> all right, carol, thank you. hitting theatres this week, a hob it and an orphan. kevin frazier has your preview coming up next. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up star in a new spin on the beloved musical annie, and

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earlier. i might do it in a different bliss. >> oh, boy. after nine years, the wacky scottish comedian is moving on but hasn't said exactly what's next. ferguson spent his last show chatting it up with another rear talk show host, jay leno. >> good to see you. two guys, just two guys with nothing to do. >> they may take on talk shows. they will never take our freedom. >> the show ended when ferguson andrew carry reprice g their roles from the drew carry show, ferguson woke up in bed next to kerry telling him i just dreampt i was a late night host and were you a skinny game show hostment tony award james cord end will replace ferguson starting march 23rd in the interim guest hoses will fill in. all right, well, block buster weekend at the move ills, the third chapter in a major franchise as well as an updated version of the classic

annie. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight takes us behind the scenes. >> this week, an update of the beloved classic annie, and it is the final chapter for bill bo and his companions in the hob it the battle of the five armies. >> will you follow me a lifetime. >> the saga of big bo and middle earth comes to an end with war, a dragon, and friendships put to the test. >> if on the mountain is not enough. (movie clip). >> at the end of their journey, the stars had a hard time letting go. >> i didn't feel very emotional until i started saying good-bye to people. then it hit me. >> it was a combination of mix of emotions the last day onset. i was very happen. >> i at the same time, you know, there is the bittersweet edge of saying good-bye to your friends, and saying good-bye of of a passionate project. >> what can anyone do?

>> ♪ >> annie get an update for a new generation with a all-star cast, including jamie foxx, rose burn, and cameron diaz, who was nervous to star in a musical. >> well, i was also very confident in the fact that they were going to surround me with the best teachers, the best professionals, to help me finds my voice that, you know, the best voice that i could, you know, deliver, and of course that's exactly what happened. >> annie said -- >> what did she say? >> i don't know what this is. >> her hair. >> the charming annie, who most impressed her adult co-stars. >> why are you running? >> it gets me places quicker. >> we have to watch her be a kid. we have to watch her with us, as actors, actresses. >> ♪ i love you tomorrow ♪ >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. >> just love annie. entertainment of course keeps you up to date on all news in

hollywood. just join them every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", a 5k for shane. we're live with a pro view of what the family of the missing college student sent doing today to try to drum up information in that case. >> also ahead, snuggling with a cat, and having a cup of coffee. new concept with hopes of finding these animals a forever home. we'll

it has been nearly a month since shane montgomery vanished a new focus on the case, and new money being raised for the family. we'll tell you about it next. >> plus, a string of robberies caught on tape. mask gunmen appear to be targeting convenience stores in the same neighborhood. >> as you can tell there is was no ordinary day. why emotions ran hyatt one local high school. >> today is saturday, december 20th, good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:30, let's get a check on the forecast, it will be a cold one. no surprise there. >> no surprise at all. we're used to it, at least we're accustom to it. we would probably like to be accustomed to something else, but this is the weather we

get. we have a few clouds over us right now, that's really not doing that much to the temperatures, so many, maybe keeping them up an agree or two, especially as you head to the north and the west. along the shore areas, it is cold, we have temperatures in the 20's, throughout south jersey, than would include the atlantic city area. look at that, it looks very, very nice, coastline lit up. here is another coastline. it is a coastline of philadelphia. off the delaware bay, than is 32 degrees right now, palmyra cove nature park, across the delaware, looking at philadelphia. now, storm scan3, has no problems in store for us today. we expect to find dry weather, today, and tomorrow, you might see some clouds out there, they're out there right now, and you might even hang onto few as we go on through the rest of the afternoon, but some sun breaks can't be ruled out either. temperatures cold, though, 23 up in the poconos, with winds of about 7 miles an hour, 29 atlantic city at the airport there. it is 25 in wildwood, 27 in

dover, 26 in millville. look how cold it is through south jersey, 31 in trenton, 31 in allentown, with the exception of the airport area, below the freezing point at this point. we have temperatures today, that will be getting into the upper 30's,. >> winter begins, tomorrow, finding the shortest daylight, as if it is not short enough already, and it get even shorter, just nine hours, 19 minutes, and 57 seconds, the average high this time of year, 43, we won't even be close today as we have temperatures that will only be stopping probably the upper 50s. >> i can hear the excitement in your vows, thank you. 5:32, the family of missing college student hosting 5k run to raise money for his reward funds. shane montgomery vanished thanksgiving morning after drinking at a bar in manayunk, "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live in manayunk now with all of the details. steve, good morning.

>> sent montgomery has been missing over three weeks now. one of the things the family mentions is fear for them the attention shifts away from shane montgomery, that this somehow becomes old news. so part whatever they're doing today, part of this 5k, not only raising money for the investigation, but keeping the focus right here on main street. want to bring you to some video, show you picture every shane montgomery once again, mering a month since west chester university student went missing, 21 year old out with friends thanksgiving morning here on main street, shane spotted leaving kill dare's irish pub, and then evanishes. since then the fbi and police have identified video, showing montgomery walking toward the manayunk canal. that's where the search has centered. the family no where near giving up here shane area parents say on the case, sonar has recently been deployed in the manayunk canal and in the schuylkill river.

there are plans for an additional search effort including more dogs, back out in the canal, and on the river. this morning, 5k, though, starts at about 9:00 this morning, right here on main street. no price to enter the race, although recommending donations as the money goes directly toward the family, directly toward the investigation. live in maine street, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> philadelphia police are investigating a homicide. man shot multiple times, 3100 block of heartfelt street. happened before 10:00 last night, man returned to the hospital where he died from his injuries. no words on suspect at this time. search continues for two mask gunmen targeting convenience stores in north philadelphia. police released surveillance video from six of the robberies. nine shops have been hit since november 15th. hood suspect have gotten away with cash and cigarette. in one of the robberies, store owner was pistol whipped.

if you can identify the suspect you are asked to call police. >> sandusky lost battle to restore his four $200 per month pension, canceled two years ago after sentenced to press zero on for child molestation. retirement system issued statement in 122 page opinion. an attorney for sandusky plans to challenge that ruling. >> well, chrysler has vowed government demands to expand recall over defective airbags. those airbags are made by japan's company. they can explode with too much force and shoot shrapnel. faulty airbags responsible for five deaths. 3.3 million ram dodge and chrysler models of the for more information of course head to our website cbsphilly.com. renewed relations between the united states and cuba won't produce instantaneous change, while many people are hoping the economic outlook is

proof, others are also hoping the american influence might bring about a democratic government in cuba. cbs adrianna diaz has more from havana. >> seen with boost in tourism, us companies, eager to do business on the island, president obama told reporters, cuba is still a sealed society. >> this is still a regime that represses it people. >> president obama says, he hopes to visit cuba at some point in his life. but the countries are not at a point where state visits are realistic. much of the talk about renewed diplomatic relations with the us involves the economy. hoping political progress isn't far behind. >> it is like a bombshell, because while good bombshell. >> a scholar and former diplomate. and was once detained for 37 days for his political opinions. he'd like see a social

determine okras any cuba. >> says he just hopes to live long enough to see it. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> makes emotional return home for the holidays. >> airman first class surprised her sister at charter high school for architecture and design. the reunion happened during academic award ceremony for cheyenne her fellow student. >> really wanted to surprise her, and i didn't think it would turn out to be this big. i really thought i was just going it walk into her class and just like surprise her and just take her out of school. >> i'm really happy. i really am. and i just can't wait to go home and play with my sister now that i know she is here earlier than i expected. >> look at them smiling, their

tears, nothing like a bonds between sisters, right? airman gordon has been in training since march. she is now serving at the defense language institute in california. great to have her home. >> well the delaware waterfront will once again be buzzing with activity to ring in 2015. >> three, two, one. >> jessica dean at city hall along with john manager hitch con, unveil new years event details for philadelphia and camden. this year it includes two fireworks displays, one at 6:00 p.m. on new years eve, and then of course one at the stroke every midnight. you can watch the midnight show in its entirety live right here on cbs-3. >> have become a tradition for this wonderful region. >> as always the fun continues in philly on new years day with the traditional mummers

parade which will take a new route this year. the mummers were on hand to help celebrate. >> oh, you all a big thank youment once again, you came through, for children in need. thousands of toys were collected for our 26th annual "joy of sharing" toy campaign, right here, at cbs-3. volunteers are now sorting those toys this weekend, "eyewitness news" at the salvation army, in philadelphia's wynnefield heights neighborhood. toys collected at numerous drop off locations around the region are also being sorted. the tree just in time for christmas. make a big difference. this is basically what helped make it possible. take a lock at this, this is time lapse of our toy drop off right here at cbs-3. you can see the truck started out empty, then fills up as the day goes along, just amazing to see, all of your giving spirit, just ending up in that truck there. so we want to thank you again to our partners, our sponsors, our viewers, we could not have

done it without you. 5:39 right nowment and the glorious holiday sounds of the philadelphia orchestra. >> christmas concert at the kim he health center. chorus led in the singing every chris until carols. final concert in the series is tonight. >> well, taking technology into the dressing room. coming up next on "eyewitness news", new device that lets customers request different sizes, in some cases, even order a beverage. plus, we'll have this. >> would you zip your coffee in a room full of cats? i'm naomi in new york, where new cat cafe is drawing huge crowds. >> and winter arrives this weekend, carol returns to tell us what we can expect on the first full day of of the new season when we come back.

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(in a place where fashion comes first, tech a close second, in major department stores, small boutiques, the dressing room is getting high tech make over. cnet.com kara tsuboi takes us inside these digital dressing rooms. >> the mirror mirror on l wall, may be more than reflection after all. these digital dressing rooms, a touch screen for customer.

>> now you touch the mirror t tells you exactly what's in stock. you can get it within a minute. >> custom kearse check additional colors, by matching accessories, adjust the lighting, and request help. >> you're not going to have someone knocking on the door all the time. >> on line retailer e bail developed technology that project images on to the glass from behind. designer rebecca, the first to use this tech in a new york boutique. in other words strom department stores will also be testing ebay touch screen mirrors, while blooming dale has it owner have sean of the dressing rooms with tablets. >> row rebecca store, all marked with one of these special tags, transmits the data directly to the dressing room. and then as soon as you walk into the dressing room, that item specific information, size, color, and immediately pops up, on the mirror. >> you can remember this visit, these ice opens are saved, purchase them later on line or through the app, or you can finish your segment and, you can check out using your pay pal account with the sales associates here.

and the clothes you didn't buy? the retailer now knows what you left behind. >> it is kind of like there is a carton line, now in fitting room. hey, you tried these on, now only one left on the floor. would you like it? >> ebay says custom kearse choose not to share any personal information if they have privacy concerns. in san francisco, cnet.com. >> 5:45, check on the forecast. >> typical one. >> cold? >> yes, cold, doesn't mean it is a good one, just typical one. we have some clouds, but it is not bad. it is just going to be chillier today than maybe you want. you can probably see we're already starting with the clouds out there. and, hopefully, they'll break up little bit as we go through the rest of the afternoon, that would be lovely, if we could see some sun, we manage to get little of it yesterday. little more sun would not hurt anybody. 34 degrees our temperature right now out at the airport in philadelphia, probably a loft people are making their

holiday plans to get away or maybe coming into philadelphia. thirty-one in reading, rather, in trenton, right now, 30 in reading, 31 degrees up in allentown, we've got 23 in the poconos. so, if they feel like making snow today, go right a hey head. temperatures cold. twenty-seven in wildwood. just an about as cold at the shore as it is in the mountains. storm scan3, clouds over us right now, we'll hang onto these this morning, should see them break up. but over the last, i don't know, couple of weeks, we keep saying oh, yes, it will be sunny, and it never is. so maybe we see some sunshine today? temperatures wise, tomorrow we get slightly warmer, closer to where we should be this time of the year. that will would be in the lower four's, high pressure still in charge of our weather, through tomorrow, part of monday, but then, later on monday, we have late monday, one or two of the computer models, could you see a shower as late as monday, but two low pressure systems

have their eye on us, their eyes, i guess, on us, if low pressure systems have eyes. they have it on us. and we're going to be watching for pretty good likelihood of christmas eve storm, a rainstorm, hard enough to get around just before a holiday, i don't need snow to get around, as pretty as it might be, to see a white christmas, just big hassle, until then, and this is going to be a rainstorm that we see on wednesday, as the strong low pressure system comes in, maybe even time tap into some gulf moisture. but the temperatures will be in the 50's at that point. so that's why this is going to be a rainstorm for us. go far enough back it the west, and maybe you see some snow there. but, otherwise, it is rain, and it is winds, and it is to leads to blustery but should be dry christmas day coming up. because when this things leaves, unlike the nor'easter from last weekends, this thing goes. and it is dry by thursday. but it is wet on wednesday, around here, computer model, i'm not completely impressed,

because we have clouds out there, and it says we don't have any clouds out there right now, so we take the rest of this, with a grain of salt, and say -- i showed it to you. we've got christmas eve, heavy rain possible, wind gusts to 30 miles an hour. so, big travel day, big day to hunker down, if you feel like it, and maybe just nice day to be n but the temperatures will be mild enough that with the rain it will feel colder in the 50's, christmas day itself, we still continue with the winds, and blustery, but it will be dry on christmas day, the way things are shaped up at this point. now, if you are going to be traveling this weekend, clouds and sun, right through saturday, through monday, it will be cool, but dry. tuesday, we've got some showers around, and then wednesday, heavy rain and winds. you can make your plans according to that. otherwise, today, it is just going to be in probably the upper 30's, right about the freezing mark, in the poconos, with luck we get some sunshine along with the clouds today. winds will be light, though, that's one good feature, so not unduely cold.

thirty-eight will feel close to 38. tonight, we feel close to 28 degrees, and 25 in some of the outlying areas, so bundle up, keep the pets nice and warm too. and then tomorrow, 42 degrees, we get clouds, we get some sun breaks, monday, 46, we cloud up by afternoon, tuesday we could fine a shower around, but wednesday is a wet, windy, and not all that cold day, with temperatures might even be closer to 06 degrees. thursday, christmas day, 45 degrees, blustery, and friday 48. nicole? >> all right, not bad, carol, thank you. well, cat cafe's are popular overseas, now starting to take off right here in the u.s. naomi choice smith paid a visit to the new parlor which just opened in new york city. >> i'm ready. >> devon smith is a cat person and proud of it. >> i'm real excited to see some cats and maybe one of them will come home with me. >> she flirted when lucky lemon at the parlor. one of eight cats who rule the room at the first cat cafe in

new york city. >> while the popular in asia for years, cat cafe's have now opened in paris and oakland. >> it is like a zoo for cats. >> a pop up cat cafe opened in new york city earlier this year, but had trouble handling the crowds. the parlor is hooking on line reservation system will make things less hair. >> i our reservation system went live on december 5th it, crashed within five minutes. and it was down on and off all day. >> new york city health codes prohibit animals where ever food is prepared. so customers buy their fax in the bakery, then move to the cat space. pay $4 a half hour for feline affection. >> i think people will come in here. they want a hug. they want a lap cat. they want a break from new york city lifestyle. >> some checking out the cat cafe say they love cats, but their landlord won't allow them. >> devon left finding the right companion, but the goal is to find homes for all of the cats at the cafe. in new york, naomi choice

smith, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, talk about the perfect cup of coffee, right? 55:00; right now, sorry, had to. four cheetah cubs born in the czech republic last month, starting to get use today each other. officials at the prague zoo say the four cubs born november 21 have survived the most critical period after birth and their mother three year old savannah is taking good care of them. the cubs have yet to be named. scientists say every cub is critical to saving the species, which is threatened with extinctions in the wild. just precious. >> the eagles take a train to maryland for tad's game against washington, and it is official, jimmy rollins is no longer a philly. we'll have a look at his special tribute to fans c

>> jimmy rollins, the team's greatest chan breeze, longest tenured athlete in philadelphia, gone, in exchange for a couple of pitch pitch earls. took out this full page add for today's inquirer. the departing said: i spent nearly half my life growing up in front of you. we shared a loft memories that i will cherish forever. here is rubin amaro. >> it will be a lost for the organization, at the same time, this is important for the organization, because it is fairly obvious, we made very concerted effort to decide that it was time for us to kind of turn the page. >> so, rollins and utley separated, chase says, quote,

the dodge remembers very lucky to acquire a player like jimmy. i've said it time and time again, jimmy makes everyone around him bert. the team will miss his leadership on the field, infectious smile, but most of all i will miss our pre-game hands shake. >> steve mason suffered another upper body injury, suffered in practice, will miss the weekend says gm ron hextall, start eight game road trip in toronto in winnipeg today and tomorrow. there will be a mason update on monday. before the game, the sixers traded alexis to houston for another second round pick in 2015. during the game they continued their effort towards that high draft pick. walk her great game. game high 30-point. sixers lost for the 23rd time this season, and they're still winless at home. 109-91 the final. to the eagles, they travel by train. from 30th street station, for today's game against desean jackson, and his mates in washington. and you can see the eagles on

cbs-3, first, we'll get you red which toyota kick off special. then the nfl network pre-game show, then the eagles in washington, 4:30, followed by san diego, san francisco, all on cbs-3. and, on the "cw philly", ohio state, and north carolina at 1:00 then ucl a and kentucky at 3:00 p.m. that's sports. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >> all right, 5:56 right now, searching for shane. run letters help raise money for information leading to the whereabouts of the missing college student. we're liver with the latest on an event happening today. >> also, a warning for more than a million shoppers. a major retailer confirms a data breach. see how many stores in our area were targeted, and what you need to know to stay protected. and chilly start to our weekend, carol has the full saturday forecast when we come back.

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in support of local officers. >> today is saturday, december 20th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 on the dot, let's get a check on that forecast, another cold one, carol, but at least it is clear. that's nice. >> yes, hopefully it will be clear. >> fingers crossed. >> few clouds over us right now, seems we've had nothing but clouds over us for a month, i think. we did manage to see little bit of sunshine yesterday afternoon, and, with some luck, we will be finding some of the sunshine around here again today. we have center city looking very nice, as we take a look at it, the nice and bright. 34 degrees, out in redding this morning, with winds of 2 miles an hour, i think that's probably the best part of the weather forecast, the winds will be so light, that they really not be a factor today, in any case. so, just enjoy the lack of wind, though the temperatures are certainly going to be chilly today. storm scan3, showing a few clouds over us right now, we could be finding some sun breaks, though, later on this afternoon, and we certainly would like to see that. thirty-four in