very first time. you'll find kena and four other k-9's nosing around you, as you head for your thanksgiving day flight at philadelphia international airport. >> coming around, sniff around your feet and ankles but they won't be too intrusive. >> sit. stay. >> reporter: not much older then a puppy, kena is officially one of the five passenger screening k-9's, now on duty for tsa for the the first time, trained to detect explosives with their extraordinary sense of smell. >> you walk in, he he would smell a pizza a they would pick up object flour on the toe mate the owe, basil, mozerella a. >> reporter: watch how kena checks out a tsa official posing as someone carrying a dangerous substance. immediately signaling her hand letter, and getting her reward >> stay. >> that is a a good girl.

>> they know nothing about what a explosive does and how dangerous it is. to them it just to get a reward. >> reporter: for kena, it the is just a game, but for passengers, it is a new, reassuring sign, that protection is just taking a big four legged leap forward. >> we're another layer that is put in there by ts a a to keep the bad guys out. >> reporter: now actually the dogs have always been here at the airport but they have been behind the scenes, sniffing containers and baggage. by the the way, the treats that the dog got there, well, they are not food they are just a toy because if they gave food treats given the good job these dogs do they would put on entirely too much weight. that is it live from the airport, i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thanks very much. estimated 47 million people will travel for the thanksgiving day holiday. home land security secretary jay johnson says his agency is ready for anything. >> i always hesitate to rank

threats but the potential copycat, the the lone wolf actor is one that we're continuing to focus on. >> home land security says that there are no credible threats anywhere in the united states. this information just in now from france, an explosive belt discovered in the paris suburb may be link to the paris terror attacks. this was the scene as police officer sealed off an area where they found that belt. officials now say that belt contain bolts and same explosives used in the november 13th attacks. meantime belgium is in lock down for third straight the day fearing an imminent terror attack. brussels is under a maximum security leather, heavily armed soldiers are patrolling the street trying to prevent a paris style terror attack in the belgium capitol. >> i can information from the threat is serious. >> reporter: overnight security forces carried out more than a dozen raids across

belgium, authorities say that they have arrested and charged, a fourth person involved in the paris attacks. the hunt for more suspects and fight against islamic militants tops the the agenda, when president obama a and french president frances hollande meet tuesday at the white house. hollande was with britain's prime minister did cameron on monday in pairs they laid flowers at the the night club where 89 people lost their lives. cameron then return home and asked britain's parliament to authorize air strikes against isis in syria. >> i'll make the case for britain to join our international allies in going after isil at their headquarters in syria. >> reporter: france continued assaults on isis strong holds launching its first air strike in the iraq from the aircraft carrier charles degall as two victims otter or attacks were laid to rest, sisters who were eating dinner together in the restaurant nine days ago. the the prime minister says he expects to be able to reopen the subways abe schools, on wednesday. now coming up at 5:30 the

eagles of death medal breaks their silent. the the band whose became a terror target and they gave a chill interview. you'll see some at 5:30. most americans do not believe president obama has a clear plan for dealing with isis. a new cbs news poll shows only 23 percent of americans think that the president has a plan. that is a new low. 66 percent say that he does not and that is a a new high. most americans believe that ground troops will eventually be necessary to fight isis. our cold stretch continues, in fact, we could dip below freezing tonight. bringing in those plants and pets. it finally feels cold enough to hit the skating rink, cbs-3 at dilworth plaza where people were enjoying the sun despite chilly weather. lets look first at our forecast with meteorologist kate bilo outside on the sky deck all bundled up, kate. >> i brought out puffy coat, scarves, whole 9-yard because it is really cold outside.

temperatures 10 degrees below average today and it is only getting colder now that the sun has gone down skies are clear and that means a very cold night is on tap. lets talk about today's high, speaking of cold we only got on 43 degrees outside today. that is 10 degrees below average. it is average high temperature we will see generally 18 to 22nd of december range. so a month early with temperatures this cold now. it will not last, and forever, and that is tonight, and, tomorrow morning as well. temperatures all across the region, this is what we tend to see overnight past few nights. it is 33 right now in will allentown. only 41 in philadelphia a. 35 degrees in reading. we are heading for a sub freezing night, last time we were down around 31 degrees overnight was back in mid-april of this past year. then warming trend takes over and we are looking at a mild thanksgiving. i will tell you how much warmer it will get when i join you inside. for now back over to you. well, a wrong way driver is charged with du. for early morning crash on

i295 in west deptford, new jersey. police say 26 year-old elaine doherty of boothwyn pa was driving northbound in the southbound lanes when her prius smashed head on with the pickup truck. that driver was able to get out safely before his truck burst into flames. highway was closed for about three hours while emergency crews cleared the roadway. it is no secret many pennsylvania residents flocked to delaware for tax free shopping but a new plan to raise pennsylvania's sales tax could drive a lot more people over the border for retail therapy. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in concord mall in wilmington to explain, hi there, greg. >> reporter: jessica, propose aal would increase pennsylvania's sales tax by a little more than 1 cents per dollar spent but even that modest increase has shoppers, saying they are going to go head south to make their major purchases driving through parking lot of to this shopping mall you will notice many pennsylvania tags. but you are not in pennsylvania, you are in deware, home of the tax free

shopping. people come from the surrounding areas to save, sales tax and it could be fairly significant. >> reporter: brad morris owns ar morris jewelers in wilmington and to your knowledge pay just the price you see drives many pennsylvanians driving south toward the the first state. >> it could be thousands of dollars. i had someone buying a 35th anniversary pair of diamond earrings f we calculated, they have saved $3,500 in sales tack. >> reporter: for those willing to make the drive the savings could soon be even bigger. under a budget by governor tom wolf, sales tax could increase 1.25 percent, to seven and a quarter. that move would give pennsylvania the second highest sales tax in the country. tack on philadelphia's county tax, and you could be paying 9.25 cents for every dollar leaving your wallet. >> it is just crazy, that is way too much. >> it is getting worse, definitely. >> it would be delaware if i buy anything bigger. >> reporter: that is concern for local philadelphia business owners.

>> we're struggling as it is. it will be much harder. >> reporter: folks like this who own this gallery or south street. >> 10 percent, or almost 10 percent is a big chunk. >> reporter: say if the the sales taxis passed, expect the local economy to take a hit. >> it may be eventually everyone gets used to it, but getting used to it but what happens it is less, there are less people coming down and it is just hurts. >> reporter: if the legislator does inact this increase the earliest it could go into effect is the the beginning of next year. we are live in wilmington delaware at concord mall, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". weather is turning cold just like mood of eagles nation, after yesterday's 45-17 spanking, the the bucks handed them at lincoln financial feel in our own house. >> sports director don bell joins us. chip kelly getting heat today. >> i don't want to be chip today.

>> no. >> of all of the people in the delaware valley, you don't want to be chip kelly. number one rule for any great performer, know your audience. eagles head coach chip kelly didn't know philly fans before, he will know it now. >> boo, boo. >> reporter: yesterday, eagles fans answered an age old question. paper or plastic? >> very painful. that is terrible. it is like they gave up. >> reporter: on paper, this 2015 team was supposed to be playoff bound but on the field they are bound to disappoint and most of the blame is direct at head coach chip kelly. >> i think coaching is part of it, player personnel, they did get rid of a bunch of good guys in the off season and this is what we have left. >> it is like teaching a kid, you just can't throw them into school and expect them to know it without being taught by adults that know what they are doing and or people that know what they are doing as far as teamwork is concerned. >> reporter: teamwork was no where to be found at the link. bucks torched the eagles for

280 yards on the ground and five touchdowns in the air. the first road team to do that in the same game in nfl history. while fans voiced their displeasure, kelly took a much milder approach with his players. >> i don't think you have to help grown men. i think every single player in that locker roomies as disappointed or more disappointed in this city in terms of how we played and what the outcome of the game was. so to yell at them they are not two-year old. they are grown men. they know what is going on. that is harry high school stuff. >> reporter: now chip and bird battle lions hoff won two straight, faith in the eagles is hard to find but some diehards are hanging tough. >> you lose some, you win some it is all about the bounce back. >> i think sometimes panic and throw baby out with the bat water. we have a really good football team. um's very confident in those foot the ball players. >> he has a very good football team. word from the hall of famer

bill parcells, you are what your record says you are. right now the the eagles kind have of stink. they are four-six. they are 11th in the nfc. that will not get you to the playoffs right now. you know, what i was saying about talking to your audience. people here don't want to hear that. people don't want to hear sunshine. they want to hear you take responsibility and say that is on me. that didn't happen. so, you see the venom right there. >> frustrating, disappointing. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 wanted incredible. what he is a accused of doing to a local cabdriver. big bad battle necks, new study reveals worst traffic jams across the country and there are a couple hot spots in our area. is your child having trouble sleeping, certain medications, for attention deficit hyper activity disorder or adhd could to be blame, health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer look at new research up next.

just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. on the cbs-3 healthwatch children to take adhd medications may not be getting rest they need. new researched shows that the the drugs can interfere with sleep. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain the

new findings. >> reporter: lots of parents know all about this one. a attention deficit hyper activity the disorder effects an estimated 7 percent of children in the united states. about three and a half million of them are prescribed, stim length medications, that is the the most common treatment for adhd. well, now this new large scale study says that those drugs, stim lengths aren't great for sleep. >> it is here. >> reporter: eleven year-old coal marion owe is on stim length medication to treat his adhd, that used to keep him wake at night unable to sleep. >> would i come in crying my mom and dad's room. i just can't sleep. >> reporter: new stud any pediatrics found children taking stim length medications for adhd have poor overall sleep. >> it can be a delay in sleep on set, sleep durations, so kid are not getting quite as much sleep in the course of the night and have more difficult to advertise falling asleep. >> reporter: study recommend pediatricians closely machine for sleep problems in kid with

adhd who are on medications like ritalin and adder all which improves focus. >> if children are on medication you want to use the lowest dose possible and in some cases perhaps changing medications might help. >> reporter: coal's mother is grateful that he is on a new medication that allows him to focus on the school and then wind down for a good night sleep. >> you have to see what works best for your child. >> reporter: now doctors say there are now more extended relief medications taken once early in the day that interfere less with sleep. this study also found that boys, taking adhd medications, were also, more likely to have sleep issues, then girls. also, more boys are diagnosed with adhd as well. >> interesting stuff. >> yes. >> stephanie, thanks. some people people need a helping hand when cold weather hits. today montgomery county commissioner announced they are ready to do just. that "eyewitness news" in norristown where county's code blue program was outlined. code blue was declared when is there a wind chill of

approximate thely 20 degrees. the county partners with agencies to get assistance to those who need it. they say you can help too. >> people should definitely check on neighbors, and friends, particularly elderly neighbors, make sure that their homes are adequately heated, and if you see someone, who is in need of immediate assistance you should call 911. >> reporter: montgomery county also says they will have housing options available during the extreme cold before single adults and family. it is chilly out there, no doubt about it. the quite a difference as you said there would be. >> yes, it is getting that time of the year when we will start talk about code blues and extreme cold. now today was an anomaly, 10 degrees below average. good news is we will warm up in time for thanksgiving. >> that is right. >> in the 60's, right. >> yes. >> we will be looking at a nice thanksgiving. question is how long does this next warm up last as we head toward progressively colderhis averaging. it is almost december. eventually the cold witt hit.

today giving us a taste of what december will feel like. the lets look outside through a time lapse from the nazareth area middle school. you can see taking you through the day fair weather clouds popping up here and there. a beautiful day out there look at the sunshine moving through. some spots in the lehigh valley saw a couple of flurries today as a system brought some lake effect flurries down from the north and west. we're not seeing them here in the city but as we look at storm scan 3a few flurries. is there a boundary through great lakes that will lift to the north and bring warmer weather our way but just a few scatters flakes here around mount pocono and portions of the north and lehigh valley. i'm a he not sure how much was visible but indication of how cold air is. look at temperatures right now, 33 degrees in allentown that is at 5:00 in the evening. we are well below where we have been all month long. thirty-six in trenton. twenty-eight in mount pocono. forty-one in philadelphia a it feels like 33 degrees. light wind is enough to make it feel like 26 in allentown.

feels like 20's in reading and lancaster as well. the atlantic city feel like 29 . we will finally get our blue square, look at the month of november, well a above average across the game. we had a below average day november 14th another one today, yesterday was slightly above average mainly thanks to the warmer morning temperatures with the cloud around. we will be in a warming trend through next several days with high pressure moving east we will start to warm things up here on wednesday. fifty's sunny and mild. here's your thursday, mild turkey day with the southeasterly flow ahead of the next front that will knock us back down in the upcoming weekend but it does stay warm. thanksgiving and for black friday as well. overnight partly cloudy and cold. 31 degrees for your tuesday cloud in the morning giving way to sunshine. high still just 49. we are still will below average for your tuesday but we said 60. there it is, for your thursday mostly sunny and mild on thanksgiving day. eyewitness weather three day forecast warming trend, 49 tomorrow which is better than

43 today. we are up to 53 wednesday and then 60 on thanksgiving day great the day for maybe a family flag football game in the front yard waiting for your turkey to be done. today gave us a glimpse of what winter will feel like and we have been working hard on the winter weather outlook, catch that tomorrow at 11:00 o'clock. find out what we are looking at in terms of what this winter will be like. don't miss it tomorrow night. >> breaking out crystal balls. >> yes. >> exactly. >> thanks, kada appreciate it. >> sure. still ahead, move over rocky there is a a new fight inner town. >> come on, back. >> wow. >> did i just do that. >> look out, putting on the the gloves and, the man who helped train michael b jordan, for creed shows me how it is done. the plus this. here's the question, how much turkey does it the take to feed 4,000 people, the salvation army has the the answer and we have a look inside of their operation ahead of one of the busiest

days of the year. that is all

hundreds after families whip is will enjoy a meal thanks to generous donations. >> instead of the communal meal families will enjoy them in their own homes. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live at salvation armored offices in philadelphia where preparations are well underway. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, get this, 2600-pound of turkey, 1200 cans, of stuffing, and 1800-pound of good old mashed potatoes, all being whipped up by the salvation army ahead of thanksgiving, and they plan to feed 900 families. we got a sneak peak at how they are doing it. it is a battle on two front... as always, the fight is primarily against hunger but this week, time is enemy number one. >> it is pretty hectic but it is going, it is going.

we will be good. >> reporter: for purposes of our interview that is project director arlene olson, but inside this kitchen call her wiggy. >> start taping up these box es in here. >> are these right or wrong. >> they are right ones. >> reporter: she's mother goose to 200 volunteers and culinary students all currently race to go prepare full meals, for nearly 4,000 people. ahead of the thanksgiving. >> i'm in awe, because you know, i can't believe that these people volunteer and students can all get it done and we do, every year. >> reporter: the salvation army thanksgiving to go in the third year, allowing those in need to pick up a complete meal and enjoy it at home, with families. >> they are able to have their meal, they are having left overs just like you and i would have for thanksgiving dinner and just have a a nice peaceful family time. >> reporter: hunger is always a formidable faux but a against a commander like wiggy and her army of goodwill, it doesn't stand a chance. >> we are doing the most good for as many people as we

possibly can and that is what the salvation army really does do. >> reporter: service centers, three location as cross the region, opens up their doors at 9:30 thanksgiving day morning and it bears repeating they plan to feed 4,000 people, guys. it is latest from wynfield heights i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> how about that, wonderful coming up next on eyewitness knew do i think your commute is bad you? are not a alone. new report found top 50 bottlenecks in the nation, two of them are right here in philadelphia a. he may look like a super hero but sure not acting like one. why police are looking a crest this man dressed as mr. incredible. new at 6:00 the business of losing, how the the wow full state of philadelphia a sports is now trickling down to local businesses.

my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk.

make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage.

now at the 5:30 it ace familiar sight for millions of drivers, bumper to bumper traffic caused by bad bottlenecks on the nation's highways. the new study ranks the top 50 worst spots and coming in at number 36 on the list, the schuylkill expressway at the route one between city avenue and the the roosevelt boulevard. and the other, bad bottlenecks is along the vine street expressway between i-76 and 24th street. that location is ranked number forty-seventh worse. >> we know those, don't we. we all do. since time is money report find getting stuck idling in those two spots cost drivers a combined 22 million-dollar each year in wasted time. chris van cleve has more on the other top offenders. >> reporter: drivers, it doesn't get worse, then this. a 12-mile stretch of red lights, crawling, cars, and

pure commuter agony. interstate 90 in chicago around o'hare airport is considered one of the worst traffic bottlenecks in the country. resulting in 16.9 million hours of wasted time. that is an estimated 418 million-dollar of lost productivity a year, according to a new report. >> the reason, pure volume. >> it destroys so many neighborhood to build it and peel still cannot get anywhere. >> i give myself an hour and a half to get to. >> reporter: report the report, identifies 50 worst bottlenecks in the country, six of the top ten are in los angeles, the new york city areas has nine bottlenecks. 2.6 miles around the lincoln tunnel results in 3.4 million hours of driver delay every year. >> are bottlenecks getting worse. >> it is getting worse overtime, certainly between, 1982 and today, there is a lot of studies that show that traffic, that once was just in l.a. at is now, worse then

what l.a. was like back then. in dozens of cities around the country. >> reporter: while all of the bottle will necks suffer from too much volume and too many cars the the causes for the problems vary, as do the solutions. the researchers recommend expanding the roadways where possible, expanding mass transit options, and looking at smart technology to make corridors more efficient and better able to handle extra traffic. in new york, chris van cleve for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, it is just the worst, isn't it. >> yes. >> when you are stuck there. >> two things that get on my last natural nerve as my dad likes to say traffic ace slow play on the golf course. i guess they are kind of related. they are kind of related. >> yes, of course. >> good luck to all of us. >> exactly. we have more on new developments in the paris. we found that explosive vest contains bolt and same type of explosives used in the paris attacks. that vest was found by a

street clean inner a pile of trash. and meantime brussels, belgium remains on lock down, heavily armed soldiers are on patrol trying to prevent a paris style attack. overnight, security forces carried out more than a dozen raids across belgium. we're also now hearing from members of the eagles of death medal, that is the band that was playing at bataclan in paris when the terrorist struck. here's louie, from the insider. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, ten days after 89 of their fans lost their lives, the band opens up in an emotional, and chilling new interview. >> several people hid in our dressing room and the killers were able to get in and kill everyone of them, except for a kid that was hiding under my leather jacket. >> killers got the in your dressing room. >> yes, people were playing dead and they were so scared. >> reporter: jesse hughes, lead singers of the eagles of death medal, shaking and in tears as he and his band mate josh, relived the terrifying night with shane smith. >> a great reason why so many

were killed is that it is just so many people wouldn't leave their friends. so, so many people put themselves in front of people. >> i was shot right here, on the back, just below my shoulder. >> reporter: frances one of the 1500 fans at bataclan that night telling 60 minutes he survived the deadly attack by playing dead. >> i looked back and i saw this man's face. he realized that they were here to kill as many people as possible. >> reporter: we will have so much more on the insider tonight. ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. again, watch the insider tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. suspected gunman caught on surveillance video shooting a tulane medical student is under arrest. video shows a man dragging a woman toward and suv, and then peter gold pulled up and

tries to help her. police say that is when the suspect, urrick kane demand money and shot goal in the stomach. the a as the injured man laid on the suspect the suspect tried to shoot gold in the head twice but the gun jammed. >> the footage of thins dent, it is clear, that this is a dangerous individual who doesn't value the the lives of others. >> reporter: kane face's tempted murder, kidnapping and robbery charges. police say would the man he attacked was treated for minor injuries and peter gold, got smart tan is improving and he is listed in guarded condition. police in new orleans are investigating what sparked a playground shoot-out that injured 17 people, investigators say hundreds of people were inside the park last night when two groups of gunman started shooting at each other. gunfire is believed to be gang the related no arrests have been made. philadelphia police are searching for a man who assaulted a a cabdriver and left without paying, all while wearing a cartoon character costume. take a look at this surveillance video. man police want to talk to is that one right there, in the

mr. incredible costume and woman he is with was wearing a similar one. according to police the man punched the cabdriver and fled in the 5800 block of ridge avenue. record breaking health care deal ace announced today, drug makers pfizer anal again are merging with a 160 billion-dollar merger deal. it would bring drugs like viagra and botox under the same roof. it will move new york based pfizer to dublin, home to allergen. now this would allow pfizer to take advantage of the ireland's lower tax rates. some new aerial line workers are joining peco's force. "eyewitness news" in upper darby for a special graduation ceremony. fourteen new aerial line mechanics graduated from peco's, aerial lines school. and they will be helping out there. helping keep the power on in the toughest of conditions. we got a firsthand look at a the training last week. you'll remember our greg a argos put on the hard hat and tried to climb the poles. did he a good job but just a little taste of what those new

peco graduates went through. that is a lot of work right there. >> i'm telling you. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", you recognize that face? i think we do that is ukee and he has a mean left hook. >> i'm no rocky but i'm learning from the best. i'll take you inside the fail a gym where michael b jordan trained for his role in creed. as always the show must go on, hiccups didn't stop a little boy from inning ising the the australian national anthem at a baseball game. don't miss it. kate? temperatures go sub freezing tonight, but then it warms up in time for the the holiday, i'll have your full seven day forecast coming up.

some good news for everyone trying to the thanksgiving day dinner this year. the gas prices are lowest for

the holiday since 2008. triple a says national average is two-point 07 a gallon n our area new jersey is below $2 mark at $1.95 on average. average price in pace $2.29 n delaware it is 2.08. black friday frenzy is already underway and some shoppers are enemiesing their thanksgiving feast to take part. anthony, says that he has been in front of the riverside, california best buy for almost a week already. he says that he shops for others and uses reward points he makes to buy gifts for his family. for him, this is his holiday tradition but his wife does not quite appreciate his efforts. >> my wife kind of, she gets bummed out because we never have a traditional, thanksgiving meal, because i always get a plate. >> many retailers are opening up thanksgiving this year but one says open up on thanksgiving or black friday. now wal-mart is rolling out its on line deals, beginning

sunday night. wal-mart representatives say people are searching for sales hours before the midnight cyber monday starts so retailer hopes to cash in on that trend and make it more convenient for shoppers out there. >> it that is time of the year. >> it happens. >> it kicks off very, very soon. >> it is on. >> get ready. >> we will be right

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kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. tonight at 11:00 are you paying sky-high interest rates on your credit card you? are not loan. three on your side jim ton van has good news there could be a way to pay off your debt faster and save money. find out how, tonight at 11:00. well, singing the national anthem in front of the crowd is hard enough but singing witt hiccups is just plane terrifying. >> just ask seven year-old ethan haul off australia. >> ♪ that is great. >> it happens. >> it does.

>> he hiccups his way through australia national anthem. clearly baseball game there. at the even of the performance people went nuts and got high five's from the ball players, and, you know, when you are a performer, yes. >> the show must go on. >> look at the high five's. >> he is a natural. >> show him some love right there too. >> it happens to all of us before. >> no question about it. >> you have to just keep trying to get through it. >> start sweating. he was cool under fire. we would start sweating. >> i would close my nose, ears and talk at the same time. >> yes. >> we have all been there. >> kate has your forecast. >> it is cold outside. temperatures right the now, already as cold as they have been all month long and it is getting colder through the overnight hours. we're talking about temperatures in the the 20's overnight tonight and down below freezing, even here in philadelphia so if you still have things looming at your house because it has been so mild, my roasts, flower box is still looking good. you want to cover them up until thanksgiving. it will be a frigid monday

night. lets look at what is going on outside. everything is a all lit up. everybody is was all bundled up. you neat coat, hats, gloves, if your kid are like my kid they were protesting the parkas but i'm sure they were glad at the playground at recess that they were bundled up this afternoon. temperatures did not get a above lower 40's. in some spots it did not rise past the 30's today. let's check with our weather watchers. the despite being a cold day it was a sunny beautiful day. but notice 30's all across the the map here. we will start here 36 degrees. checking with steve schwartz in bensalem a at 36. crystal clear night the but temperatures are dropping rapidly. had that they are. and 36 a as well as we head further to the south, at lynn springer's house in cherry hill. 36 degrees, very cold and brisk. i personally am enjoying the temperature change. people have been saying it is too warm for november. lynn is one. she's enjoying that cool spell. let's head down to delaware where we are checking with sandor at 37.

sandor has this to say, cold and blustery with sunny skies to start the week. will it finish the same? that i go the big question with the thanksgiving on the way. i want to show you a couple photos with this one from delores lee in newark, delaware showing cloud and deep blue skies on the chilly but sunny day. take a look outside right now, storm scan three does show light flurries, and tried to infiltrate the northern and lehigh valley a and poconos today. that cooler air get brought south, you can see zooming out, there is a boundary setting up over great lakes and western pennsylvania, this is very light snow here but again, it is cold enough for snow all across portions of the northeast and great lakes where temperatures are in the 30's and in many spots, only in the 20's, but that is not going go to persist much longer. we will start to see a noticeable warm up as we head in the thanksgiving holiday. temperatures, it is cold. twenty-eight in mount pocono. only 33 in a allentown. thirty-three in lancaster. forty-one in philadelphia a we will lose 10 degrees here

overnight heading down below freezing. look at this bubble of mild era cross southern and central plains. temperatures in the 60's in wichita, oklahoma city a and dallas and this warm air will be unleashed, and it will head east over next several days just in time for big travel day wednesday, big thanksgiving holiday on thursday and then, of course, black friday shopping plans, on friday. here's what is going on. high pressure moves east. wind are clockwise around high pressure, so you can see tomorrow morning a northwest flow. it is chilly v cold start to your tuesday. in the afternoon less wind, a few degrees warmer. on wednesday as this high slides east, we can follow that same circulation but wind are drawn from the south and west and that means warmer wednesday, back to normal and milder as we head into thanksgiving on thursday as this front approaches it will drive-in that southeasterly flow and feel difference. we are in the cold pattern here but we're bitter to better through the the week. jet stream lifts up cold air

pushes out, starts to get milder wednesday but nice and warm for thanksgiving thursday. turkey is excited. shaking his tail feathers. 60 degrees on thursday and more warmth toward the the a area on friday. that is warmest day of the week. our average high is about 52 degrees. the most recent 60 or warmer day back in 2007. we have hit 71 on thanksgiving day 2007, the record 1941, 75 degrees on thanksgiving day. good news traveling this week we have a green light all across the board tomorrow, wednesday, thanksgiving day you may want to put those windows down. the it will feel nice and balmy for this time of the year. partly cloudy, cold at 31 degrees. you're witness weather seven day forecast, 53 on wednesday. into the 60's for thanksgiving day. black friday turning day treat before temperatures tum with many some showers on saturday. back to you guys. >> kate, thanks very much. we have new details of the lavish weekend wedding of

hollywood a listers. >> so via vergara married joe in palm beach, florida. there is video that vergara had of them on their first dance to the way you look tonight. very pretty. and people magazine reports ere is also a dance later where magic might star reenacted one of his wild movie scenes to i want it that way and room serenaded with his bride sweet child of mine. the main music event though was pit bull, took the stage for a set. >> you know they rocked it. >> they had a good time. >> yes. >> if you were planning on buying the new adele album for someone for the holidays they might already have it. >> singer's's 25 album is on track to break sales record with an expect 2.5 million sold in the u.s. in the the first week. to put that in perspective only three other albums sold more than a million all year. piece of hollywood history is auctioned off iconic blue and white dress judy garland

wore as dorothy in the wizard of oz is up for grabs and could sell for over a million-dollar. that would make it the world's most expensive costume dress. the it is one of the the very few complete dorothy costumes still in existence from that great 1939 film. >> wow. >> i remember as a little girl you got to see smithsonian red slippers. my life was made. >> yes, click the heels three times. still ahead, ukee is giving it all in the ring. >> ill will's take you inside philadelphia gym where michael b jordan was trained in creed, that is up next.

creed, the latest installment in the rocky film franchise opens up this week. >> michael b jordan plays the son of the rocky balboa's original rival apollo. his boxing cost skills had to be sharp and a local guy made sure that they were. michael b jordan play is adonis creed, boxing is in his character's bloodline. jordan had to take it the to a new level starting with the. >> the challenge of transforming my body to be a real fighter. i never boxed before. that was definitely a challenge. >> every punch i have ever then has been on my own, nobody showed me how to do this. >> i'm ready. >> you just said you never boxed before? stop it. >> come on now. mike, come on. >> i'm's not trained, i used

to, mixed martial arts, slap boxing, you know, with my friend down the street. >> reporter: ricky mcgill became jordan's friend and philadelphia's legendary front street gym. you will see ricky and gym in the film. this is where magic happens. this is where philly fighters are born. >> he helped me out as far as my punch placement and my combination and stuff like that, and staying lose. >> i saw him have a foundation. you have to have your balance, you understand what i'm saying. he caught on fast. >> reporter: as young boxers he trains now his rising stars like diamond no smiling allen, the drive, discipline to succeed, teaching future champs like michael tucker junior about the game of life. >> i have been fighting my whole life, this is not a first for me. >> who is neck. >> mike.

>> comen. >> did i just do that. >> the the chemistry thing. it is a chemistry things. he find it and pulls things out that you didn't think you had. >> okay, okay, champ. >> finally, someone man enough to take me on. don't worry, i won't hurt him, consider this an audition for creed two, all i'm asking for is just one shot. okay, maybe not. >> i woke up, everybody was gone, lights were out. >> hello. >> couldn't believe it. >> you rod good. >> michael b jordan, and others you'll see when it opens up on wednesday. tomorrow we will talk to the entire cast and give you more on the story line. >> i love these philadelphia ties. the fabric of that film. >> philly is well represented, no doubt. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 feeling the

chill, bitter start to the workweek, and kate, how long will it last? >> it will last at least through tonight and into tomorrow, and, temperatures dropping below freezing in many spots. some spots are down around freezing already but it will not stick around all week long. i'll have a milder peak at thanksgiving coming up. holiday travel safety our walt hunter speaks to local security experts about keeping travelers safe in the busy travel season. also this. >> reporter: if you think you have tough times as an eagles fans you should be in a sporting goods store. these mounting losses are adding up to a big inventory of extra jerseys. aim cleve bryan with that story. and now, a cold stretch, to start the workweek. people bundled up as they make their way around center sit this evening. a dose of reality after what

haze been a very mild november. how long will this chill stick around? good evening aim ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. lets get outside to meteorologist kate bilo on the skies deck with more on that kate. >> it is feeling bitter out here. i don't know fit is just because it is so warm that we're not used to it. but i forgot my gloves, i had no excuse for that and neither do you. if you are heading out tonight and tomorrow morning bundle up, you need full compliment of winter gear like we have needed in the past several weeks. really since last winter. temperatures were well below average. we hit a high of 43 degrees. the that is average high for mid to late december. we usually hit that week before christmas. we are 10 degrees below average for today and take a look at how temperatures are dropping. now that the sunnies down we are down to freezing in allentown. twenty-seven in mount pocono. still barely hanging on to the 40's. hanging on for dear life in philadelphia 34 atlantic city 346789 in reading as well. we're talking 20's in suburbs