good morning, three people are killed, including a police officer when a gunman opens fire inside a plant pander hood clinic. coming up we have new information on the suspect. also, the holiday shopping season is officially underway. big sales brought out bargain hunters for a take full of shopping on black friday. and all that lead up to today small business saturday, we're live with more on the day dedicated to supporting our local mom and pop shops. it is saturday in 28th i'm erika von tiehl in for nicole brewer. we will check with justin drabick for theorecast. the a lot of folks heading out to hit the stores, good day to go shopping, what do you think. >> temperatures will be warm, we are tracking showers but it will be later on today later tonight. saturday is looking g in the bad for november if you like warm temperatures. if you like it cooler, just

wait, there is nothing cold in our forecast but we will talk about a few rain chances. the lets break it down as soon as you step out it is mild, 52 at the the airport. now it is cold weather this morning but for this time of the year that is good. mid 40's in quakertown, 50 in willow grove. we have cloud cover and that is holding in the east. unlike yesterday visibility much better. we are not dealing with the dense fog, that is 10-mile visibility in philadelphia, down to four in dover but still that is good. there you go, generally mostly cloudy skies a few peak of sun at 7:00 this morning. you can see rain showers across central pennsylvania. these are breaking up but there will be a cold front approaching late this afternoon into tonight. we will see rain chances increasing for second half of the day but throughout the morning and afternoon it is dry, temperatures in the 50's, lower 60's by noon time with sunshine. by 3:00 o'clock we will increase chance for maybe late

rain shower. on the road this morning, no problems, even afternoon if you run into the light shower it will not pose a threat to the travel and in the evening slightly slower conditions with few showers around. good light hanging forecast for today, 65 degrees with the cloud, watch out for showers late in the day. tomorrow morning there will be more rain chances but by afternoon we will check out with sunshine with temperatures in the 50's. we will have increasing rain chances in the seven day as well. erika, back to you. we have new details in the the deadly planned parenthood shooting in colorado. colorado springs police identified the gun man as robert lewis dear, two civilians and one police officer died in the shooting at that clinic. the officer has been identified as 44 year-old garrett swasey a six year veteran. nine other people were injury in the attack. cbs news, correspondent karen morfit has the latest. >> reporter: a police officer and two other people were killed after a gunman opened fire at colorado springs

planned parenthood clinic on friday. >> all i cap say is my hearties broken. thinks a really tough situation for a lot of people in our community. >> reporter: officers rush people out of the building after police exchanged gunfire with the suspect. osi le tana was park outside planned parenthood building when he came face-to-face with the gunman. >> he was looking directly at the my face and he was aiming for my head, i could see it in his eyes, then that first bullet went right here. >> reporter: police say suspect identified as 57 year-old robert dear, was arrested after a six hour long standoff. >> we did get officers inside the building of the planned parenthood and the the officers were able to shut to the suspect and make communication with him and at that point they were able to get him to surrender. >> reporter: police say man carried a long gun into the the building and shot at several officers as well as responding swat team members. he then barricaded himself

inside. >> we know that the suspect brought several items with him and some of those are inside planned parenthood building. >> reporter: at least nine other people were injured including five police officer. >> so far police say they don't know the gun man's motive. karen morfit for cbs news, colorado springs, colorado. some planned parent clinics in new york had increased security. also southeastern planned parenthood organization which operates the clinicness our area released this statement in part: quote, our top priority is safety of our patients and staff. the situation in colorado is tragic and our hearts get out to everyone involved. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the colorado planned parenthood shooting. we have latest on line and on air at cbs philly.com for updates. right now 6:04. it was a busy black friday for shoppers in our area crowd piled into area mas and outlets for the biggest shopping day of the year. "eyewitness news" reporter david spun t reports from

cherry hill. >> reporter: black friday 2015 is in the books and shoppers tell will "eyewitness news" it is definitely one to remember. >> well, this was first time i had a chance to do it because i always worked on black friday. i said well, i will go out today and see what the all of the hoopla was about. >> reporter: tens of thousands poured in and out of the cherry hill mall thanksgiving night and all day friday starting in the morning at 6:00. >> we got really good deals. the it has been fun. >> reporter: some shoppers are calling the hours a little bit more old fashion, why? last year cherry hill and other local malls stayed opened for more than 24 hours, not the the case this year. >> i don't think they should be opened on thanksgiving day but black friday is always like a opening of all of the shopping for christmas and stuff, hanukkah, and in response to that. >> reporter: shoppers told "eyewitness news" clothing stores had the best deals and the crowds were packed. >> we have been coming for three years. it is about the same crowd. i feel like the later that they come the more crowded it is. >> reporter: according to the national retail federation

survey a little less than 136 million people will shop in stores and on line for the four day weekend. a big number that shoppers are not surprised to hear. >> there is some deals in some stores is and not so many in others and you just to have look for them. >> reporter: in cherry hill, i'm david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". big holiday shopping weekend continues today, local businesses are trying to capture the attention of the holiday shoppers with small business saturday. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us from haddonfield, doing a little shopping, i see we have added a vest to your beautiful on it fit. where are you in haddonfield. >> we're at jack's boutique. i was going to say you interrupted my shopping here. this is very important excursion i'm on. >> go ahead. >> it is distracting, isn't it. last year, 88 million americans came out to shop for small business saturday, it was coined six years ago, post black friday to get the

community focused, take a moment to go back from the big box stores and keeping the local economy flowing. as you can see i have been decked out here my girl jamie, the owner of jack's boutique in haddonfield. she helped me out with this. just gorgeous. i'm a big fan of the faux fur this season. tell me what your hopes are for today on small business saturday. >> it is just a chance to get everybody in the community out and shopping at our stores. just as they live in haddonfield they might not be familiar with the new stores that have come in so it is just a chance to see is what out here. maybe become a good customer. >> reporter: what are some challenging in owning a small business. you are young. you have a hip store. what are the challenging. >> sales go up and down. you have slow month, busy month, weather in a town like this is a huge factor. we have been getting a lot of snow lately, so people are not out and about in that. >> reporter: this can be a nice safety net for you guys

going into the the winter and snowy season is to have a really good small business saturday. >> we could not ask for any better for a town like this where you walk around. >> reporter: we were at your battery, a few doors down, it is nice because it almost seems like they will take care of the coffee, fuel, get people fueled up. do businesses work together in the small business environment like this oh, absolutely. we do different promotion as lot too which is fun. everybody here really offers something different. we have something for everyone here, i tell my customers all over, they ask us for recommendations and we can point them in the right directiony took your recommendation here and i put on a thousand of these. would i put them all on if i could. i action you'llly love them. this is something new. coming up you are taking a popular. >> they are bourbon and bow ties. they are really big in the the south and they are starting to make their way up here. we're one of the few stores that do carry them. they are all hand made in florida which is, so awesome,

to really be able to supporting on made in the united states too. >> that is nice. >> reporter: thanks for being with us. i will keep playing dress up here. we will send it back to youy can give you our credit card information if you want to pick something up for me. >> reporter: i got you covered. >> alex, thank you. cyber monday could start off the week for retailers. estimated 135.8 million consumers shop this holiday weekend. that is up from last year. from black friday through cyber monday, shoppers are expected to spend $80 billion in stores and on line. cars and electronic are hottest items with new star wars toys and other american. for some it is most wonderful time of the year but a new consumer report poll shows that anxieties americans feel when it comes to the holiday season. 64 percent of those surveyed drug crowds, and long lines. 35 percent, grimace at the thought of weight gain. 15 percent said,

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the white house is proudly displaying its official christmas tree and it is a tree from montgomery county. it was delivered friday morning. first lady michelle obama was there when it arrived. bus for's farms of lansdale cultivate that had 18-foot frazier fur planted in 2001. twenty-nine owners jay and glenn buster that you can see right there, with the first lady were on hand for the horse cart delivery. all aboard santa express, jolly old saint nick traded his sleigh on market frankford line as a way to get around. sanity, mrs. clause and host of new friend paraded through 15th street concourse in center city. once they got aboveground they kick off holiday season with gift bags full of goodies and ice skating at dilworth park. sound like a great the day. are you looking for something fun to do with the family this weekend? if so, it is season to put 1

foot in front of the other on the ice. vittoria woodill shows us how camden county is debuting a big attraction for families looking to put on those skates. >> reporter: life, ice, camera , action. >> ♪ >> reporter: this weekend at cooper river park it is time for. >> winter fest. it will be the greatest thing ever. it was wonderful last year. this year it will be even more magnificent, bigger, better, we have a lot more happening. even a bigger ice skating rink. >> reporter: camden county freeholder carmen rodriguez is talking about a brand new 60 by 120-foot ice rink at the center of the the jack curtis stadium in pennsauken. all weekend long they are celebrating south jersey's only outdoor rink were performed answers, music, and fun for the whole family. >> what better way to connect with your family then to be on the ice, falling together, getting up together, it the is a lot of fun. >> reporter: for many of house

still may need training wheels all weekend long you'll have help to give you a hand. >> all weekend long they will be here. you can watch, you can watch them perform and they will be helping out, with people don't necessity how to skate. if you don't know how you can come and get lessons. >> reporter: that is like myself so... for a beginner like myself. it the is the the most wonderful time of the year. i had rhythm. can you add this in your routine. but i needed more moves. have a few goes with these pro, tara lipinski, watch out. >> ♪ >> reporter: vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". she's a natural. >> many people in philadelphia were able to skate in this beautiful weather for penns landing, "eyewitness news" is at opening day of the blue cross river rink. juggling and eating breakfast this years theme star wars and troopers. we have fire pits, a lodge

with snacks and beverages and warming cottages new this year. it is opened through end of february. hard to believe we are ice skating in the 60's but justin it is great weather for it. >> it feels good to be outside. take advantage of this nice weather. we will be bringing in some rain but it is in the a big deal. the best shot is late this afternoon tonight and early tomorrow morning. but overall, we're waking up to some warm temperatures, once again, still, cold jacket wet they are morning. we're in the 40's but this time of the year we cannot complain about that. let's head to the north and check things out. john jenkins house in perkasie he has 46 degrees with some cloud around this morning. closer to philadelphia, we will head to phil chapline's house, we have 49 degrees as well. the cloud keeping temperatures pretty much uniform. way out in chester county we have head out to nottingham, fran has 50 degrees with cloudy skies. check out what is happening in new jersey, clementon, david dutch, milder at 52 degrees, and then, similar conditions farther north in chesterfield.

ed connor checks in at 50 at this hour. again, you may see a lit built of sunshine today, earlier this morning. nice moon as bill sent this in overnight. we had high thin cloud. we had a halo of the moon in some spots. that is a sign of our storm system that is on the way. the let go outside right now and heading further south, rehoboth beach, delaware where we are seeing a little bit more clear skies and getting ready for a nice sunrise in about 45 minutes. temperature 52 degrees. southwest wind coming in at 8 miles an hour. there is some good surf out there throughout the entire weekend. if you are a surfer hit it. it will be light wind. the nice conditions in delaware and the new jersey shore as far as surfing goes. water starting to cool back down in the mid to upper 50's. it the has been impressive the in in have of november. each day in orange indicates above average temperatures. almost the entire month. we had three days where we had below average temperatures and we were at average on wednesday, but then again that

looks like the trend today well a a have above average. this will be top five, warmest novembers we have haddon record for philadelphia one more mild day to day, and then shower chances do return later today, tonight and next week. we will talk about temperatures cooling down. no signs of any true cold winter air just yet. storm system, cold front, not a lot of moisture. we have scattered showers in western pennsylvania. they will track eastwar. late the this afternoon say after 3:00 best shot to see scattered rain around the city and once again tomorrow the actual cold front moves through. bulk of the rain and ice in the central u.s., that part of the system weakens and stays away from frustrates. lets time things out the here as far as travel conditions go throughout mid-atlantic and northeast hitting the highways you might run into a shower or two. steady rain well the two south and west over the ohio valley. as front moves through it weakens and breaks up those showers, for tonight, cloud, shower or two.

tomorrow morning steady rain. if you are heading southward toward d.c., baltimore and virginia first half of the sunday will be wet and eventually throughout the afternoon we will get rid of that rain and sunshine returns from north to south and improving conditions for sunday afternoon. how much rain are we talking about? well, through tonight not a whole lot. each model a tenth of an inch or less and maybe add another additional tenth of an inch for sunday's rain. that gives us a quarter inch or less. this isn't a big storm system. better chance for heavier showers coming in the picture on tuesday. temperatures well in the 60's to the far north and west. even allentown hit 60 degrees once again today. tonight we will start to bring in cooler air with that cold front. tomorrow high temperatures will be in the 40's to lower 50's which is right up to average this time of the year. jet stream back on the move, southward allowing that cooler air to build in. keyword not cold. cold air stays well to the north up in canada but still no true signs of the sustain arctic air in our forecast

over the next week or so. today mild mostly cloudy, sure late at 55. tonight we have a couple showers at 48, then that forecast morning rain sunday and then some sunshine, more showers return tuesday and wednesday. highs pretty mild in the 50's. erika. >> we will take it, thanks, justin. california's historic drought is taking a major toll on the state's wine industry. it is not producing drapes and drying up wells and other irrigation. but as chris martinez shows us there is hope on the horizon and its name is el nino. >> reporter: at this state vineyard you cannot miss impact of california's drought. >> these are all definitely dead. >> reporter: this years grape harvest is taking a devastating hit. what should this have have looked like. >> huge. >> reporter: vines here that typically produce about 1 ton of grapes per acre only produced about 200-pound per acre. >> some vines straight up

quit, rain is really what need to happen. that is what we need right now. >> reporter: many wine makers throughout california are hoping el nino is the answer. the powerful system will now second strongest on record could bring record rain to the region which wine makers say is badly needed to restore ground and well water now at record lows. national weather service meteorologist mark jackson says that while there are in guaranties the odd are favoring a wet winter. >> if things work out just right and we get kind of rainfall that spreads itself out it could be extremely beneficial for agriculture. >> reporter: that is a welcomed prediction at this vineyard where winery name sake is dried up. >> we're walking across the dam. water would never have come here but it would have been close. >> reporter: grape production here was down this year by nearly 30 percent. jason hoff says another dry year could dramatically hurt his business. >> i'm sure that will be

passed along in higher prices, to consumers. >> reporter: he is hopeful el nino will finally bring some relief. chris martinez for cbs-3 news in california. shoppers were out in force on black friday, coming up next see hot toys they were trying to find for holiday gifts. also this... forget the sales signs this holiday shopping season, i'm at mall of mark with why stores are trying to create an ex

holiday toys hit the shelves and why there is no one hot toy there are a couple big trend emerging. the star wars is huge this year. with the release of the new movie next month. parents who grow up with star wars are buying movie theme toys for their kid. >> next hours lego set. >> they are all about star wars right now. >> would i agree especially even adults. >> this holiday season has been great and whole year has been great. >> also popular this year anything nimons or frozen theme. for grown ups they feel like kid again for spike in adult coloring books. retail experts predict six to 7 percent jump in toy sales this year. despite big sales on black friday malls nationwide are struggling for shoppers. on line sales, an fast check

outs has people staying at home. as jamie ukiss reports that is why mall of america is asking retail tours provide an experience to lure customers in. >> i need to clean up and get the heck out of here. >> reporter: this last resort has always served food, with a side of sarcasm. >> it is fun. >> to attract new customers the restaurant added a scavenger hunt. >> it is a win/win for both you and the mall. >> yes, great partnership because mall promotes the the scavenger hunt with us. >> reporter: it increased sale hundred percent year over year and helped the mall increase traffic to stores. other companies are taking notice. >> verizon wireless created first on site experience store at mall of america where customers can play and use their products. the the company says the change has led to triple the sales. beauty retailers, put in a wall of beauty stations. >> make up is really a tough sell on line.

we have most of the products displaying out here. people can touch, feel, people see make up that they want to try on they can bring it on over. >> reporter: store does make up meet ups with beauty bloggers. the those days sales increased by 82 percent. >> it is a little crazy, we have lines out the door, we have lines that wrap around. >> reporter: you tube stars have millions of fans. mall of america itself has someone oversees experiences. >> it is a little bit willywonka. >> reporter: he says experiences keep customers coming back. >> it is more enticing when you can deliver an experience for a guest rather than just have a store. >> reporter: capitalizing on feel good moments. >> why do you like coming here. >> funny. >> reporter: often means more money best in store. jamie youkiss, cbs news, minneapolis. stores across our region they are in the spotlight today. coming up we are live with how you can help expert small business sat the day. also protesting black

friday shopping in chicago. hundreds of protesters block the entrance into several high end stores. and, what a view, check it out, coming you the later inside the brand new observation deck at the top of the one liberty place. we have a sneak peak at that new attraction that opens up today when "eyewitness news" continues. we will be right back.

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well, if you are ready to get your shop on it is small business saturday. we are here in haddonfield, with a place to help boost that local economy, coming up. tragic end into a water rescue in new jersey we are learning more about the victims in philadelphia. and philadelphia like you have never seen them before we will take you inside the cities new observation deck that opens up later on today. it is saturday, november 28th, i'm erika von tiehl in for nicole brewer. right now we will check with justin drabick outside on the sky deck. if you like yesterday get ready for more today, right, justin. >> we will have a few more cloud but we will see temperatures 15 degrees above average. that the makes ours high in the 60's once again today. the outside right now it is cool but for this time of the year it is prettyarm.

we're looking at 49 in wilmington. good morning, dover. you guys are at 48 at this hour. even up in the poconos temperatures right around 53. pottstown, quakertown, doylestown, cooler in the suburbs in the mid to upper 40's. we have, visibility, here, few areas of some fog, trying to develop especially south jersey, millville visibility down to 1.7-mile. three in dover. but overall much breather conditions compared to yesterday at this time. wind still calm. we have a comfortable start to the morning heading out for that early morning jog to bush off that thanksgiving dinner still. it is still pretty good. we have seeing showers off to the north and west. they will get in here later this afternoon and tonight but morning is good. temperatures, climbing up, in the lower 60's by noon time say 3/clock or so but scattered showers. it will be light and keyword scattered. on the road morning and afternoon looks good better chance for showers coming in the evening but that shouldn't impact traffic too much. we're on our way to 65 for a high temperature and 50's up in the mountains.

we will talk bay cool down with more rain in a few minutes. erika, back to you. and the big holiday shopping weekend, continues today, local businesses are trying to capture the the attention of the holiday shoppers with small business, sat take. we want to check with alexandria hoff who joins us at haddonfield new jersey for a perfect place to fuel up before you hit the stores, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, we are changing gears, once again we are back in the kitchen here at the the bake shop, absolutely love that name, and, so first of all, tell us about your business. you're inn tearily gluten free. >> weaver a certified gluten free bakery. meaning everything in the stories gluten free. the obviously, we're made fresh daily too but we're strictly part of the community. gluten free community now. >> reporter: speaking of community now in haddonfield it is glittering. you had a holiday celebration and festivities more today. it is a supportive business community. how do you guys work together as small businesses. >> it is really great.

we're always opened late and opened early. you can walk by 59:00 p.m. and you will see people getting ready for the day. it is best time of the year to be in haddon will feel. the we're here all the time. it the is really great. >> reporter: so i think i have gotten an assignment here. i'm embracing this assignment. tell me what do we have here and how will you have me help you. >> this this is our, dipped in check late, coconut and carmel. you will help me do a check late drizzle on it. >> yes. >> i will show you how to do it quickly and you can take from it there. >> you want to be generous. put a little bit on top of each of these. >> i think i can do that. >> it is warm, okay.

>> look at that, she's a. >> sound good. >> all right. >> this is it is a great thing you have here. how long have you been in business. >> we have been here for a year and a half. second anniversary is in february. it has been going on about that. >> reporter: small business saturday for you, has this been a success in the past and what are you hoping for today. >> absolutely, it is a lot of, you know, businesses are always opened, as i said, including right now. so i think with everyone around here is doing same thing that we're doing and supports the community and we will have a good saturday right now. just on small business saturday, and the rest of the year. it is always a great thing. >> sets the tone. >> thanks so much for being with us. we have a couple other businesses down here in downtown haddonfield opening up having their grand opening just today. it is a kick off event for the entire community. as i mentioned, erika, last year 88 million americans came out for small business saturday. that was a 12 percent increase

from the year before so we are hoping to see another boost this year. reporting live, this morning i'm alexandria hoff for you, new back to you. >> natural with the decorating. you have to let us know how they taste later on. thanks very much, alex. check out our holiday shopping guide where you can find store hours and money saving tips, you can find it right on the home page at cbs philly.com. police in burlington county, are searching for the suspect that they think shot and killed, a store clerk, on thanksgiving eve 32. year-old matthew, was shot at quick and go convenient store on the 100 block of doctor martin luther king drive-in willingboro. police say that he and the gun man walked out of the store together before the shooting. officers, later found him in the street. >> he was a good guy, hard working guy, he always wanted to work overtime to support his family back home and he has one daughter in his country. >> anyone with any information is asked to call willingboro

police. two people from philadelphia are dead a after a both capsized off the the coast of new jersey. that fatal accident happened at 1:30 in the afternoon in the manasquan inlet in monmouth county. dave car len from cbs two in new york reports. >> it the looks like there were about seven people in the water. >> reporter: overturned boat a pontoon was pulled from the manasquan inlet, dozens of fisherman, surfers and residents on the shore of point pleasant beach watched over its boat and its unlucky occupants when tall waves swamped it. >> one wave came up behind it and almost tipped it, and as soon as it hit they just kind of sat there and next wave came upright behind it, and tipped it over the the rest of the way. >> reporter: out came smart phones to get photos, and record videos of the small boat in trouble with people inside the water and rescuers who arrived in boats from the the shore and also from overhead.

>> now, they have dropped in a rescue diver. >> a couple of divers, to work underneath. little later a basket went down and something or somebody was pulled up. they said one of the two, i think what they used were victims were taken to the hospital. >> there are a lot of folks around here that were able to help people out and surfers were out there too, picking people up. >> reporter: two people from the pontoon died. some survivors were transported to ocean medical center in brick township. members have the group identified themselves as family members of the victims. they did not want to talk on camera about their loved ones and events leading up to the accident. back at the beach, some wonder why this small craft was so far out, in conditions like these. >> why does a pontoon boat go in the ocean because i'm a fisherman and i know they should president be accounts pontoon boat is not made to be in the ocean. >> that was dave carlen

reporting. deceased passengers have been identified as alex and gregory. the five surviving passengers did not suffer any life threatening injuries. well, charred wreckage is all that remains at the site of the fiery crash on the at c expressway. viewer sent us a picture after this crash happened friday morning at egg harbor toll plaza you can see car and toll area just consume by flames. the the driver of that car was kill. we are told he is 39 year-old joseph crawford of egg harbor city. there were in or injuries. the cause of the crash has yet to be determined. a scary moment on a connecticut the highway, lets take a look here. state troop are dash cam video captured moment when two people involved in the car accident narrowly missed being hit by that speeding vehicle that careens off the road. a 21 year-old man was arrested after he drove into one of those one cars involved in the earlier accident. he narrowly missed a state the police cruiser and two men standing on the shoulder of

i-95. state the police released this video to remind motorist of the dangers of the being stopped on the highway. more than a thousand protesters in chicago's high end shopping area disrupted biggest shopping day of the year, demonstration was to draw attention to the police shooting of the black teenager. cbs news correspondent michelle miller reports. >> reporter: protesters, braved near freezing temperatures to block storefronts along chicago's famous magnificent mile shopping district. they hospital to stop holiday spending outrage by what they say was cities corrupt handling of the investigation in the shooting death of the 17 year-old laquan mcdonald by a white the police officer. >> we're using our marching feet and a coalition, black lives matter here. >> reporter: some shoppers expressed suppor despite the the disruptions. >> i think the the peoples right is to protest and i support their, you know, freedom to do that.

>> demonstrators want authorities to explain why it took 13 months to release dash cam video of the incident. mcdonald was shot a total of 16 times, in less than 15 seconds. officer jason van dyke had been on paid administrative duty until tuesday when he was charged with first degree murder. michelle miller, for cbs news, new york. an official from the shopping district did say that revenue lost yesterday because of that protest. retailers will try to make up for it the throughout the holiday season. still ahead it is philadelphia like you have never seen it before. coming up next a look inside the brand new observation deck at the top of the one liberty place before it opens today. the the new names are revealed for two new baby panda as at philadelphia zoo, we will tell you the cities choices. justin is tracking several chances for rain in our area and cooler temperatures, he has the seven day as we look live outside right new. we will be

pope francis is in uganda for second leg of the pontiff's african trip. he visited shrine of the mortars today to pay his respects to find only century christians who are refusing to renounce their faith. as many as 2 million people attended a mass this morning in their honor. well, it is the biggest diamond unearthed in a century. check it out right here. it was discovered in the southern african nation of botswana. it is so huge the the canadian

mining company is unable to put a value on it. it is because the the rockies too big for computer analysis. some analyst suspect that the 1100 plus carat gem is worth some $66 million. wow, australian sets world record for most lights on an artificial christmas tree. david richard broke record that has been held for five years by universal studios japan. richard brought together a team of volunteers to erect a 72-foot steel tree, with more than 518,000 twinkling lights. he created such displays to raise money and awareness of sudden infant dit syndrome. we have a preview of cbs this morning, good morning. >> good morning. hopefully you are having a great thanksgiving weekend. key part in america's history from the pilgrims to our president, the the new book shows us how, alcohol, influenced some of our

nation's biggest moment. >> and 50 years after debut alice and wonder land still rest mates. we will go through looking glass to see origin of the influence of the classic character. and every morning people wait hours for is what also been described as the best barbecue in the world. we will cut the line, to meet the chef to has been smoking the the competition. all that and our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> you had me at barbecue guys. can't wait for that. >> thank you, take care. it is a view of philadelphia like never before seen. starting to day you will be able to see stunning views of the city from more than 50 floors up at one liberty place. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao takes you to the top of the brand new observation deck. 883 feet above street level thinks philly from the top. >> it is powerful. humans love, views whether on

the coastline enjoying the ocean or sitting in the elevated position on the mountain top. >> reporter: one lint observation deck is philadelphia's newest and tallest attraction. long time coming for general manager he evan evans. >> philadelphia needed this for a long time. >> reporter: inside the shops of the liberty place were justin stalled and point you in the right direction. this is a distinctly philadelphia experience. you can feel that as soon as you step foot inn seed. entrance to the attraction is here on the second floor where you can easily decide, 95 feet of benjamin franklin. after a 752nd express elevator ride philadelphia welcomes you to the top. >> walk around the entire deck, log just a spectacular view. you can see all the way to trenton. we wanted to expose the the locals but visitors to what philadelphia is all about. >> reporter: with an audio nod to philly sports. along with the philly beat,

one observation deck does that celebrating the sites, arts and culture of the city of brotherly love. in center city, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are going to have a decent start to the day keeping it nice and dry, mild as well. i will see sunshine early this morning. lets check with our weather watchers, waking up to yet, still cold weather but this time of the year you cannot complain up butter 40's around 50 degrees. there are cold spots especially where we can clear skies out a little bit. down in newark, delaware delores lee checks in at 43 degrees at this hour. generally partly to mostly cloudy sky through much of the viewing area phil chapline is at 49 degrees with some cloud, and then also, around phil's house, a little bit closer here to the city, philadelphia, john has 51 degrees. still mostly cloudy skies, and southern new jersey. we will head down buena vista township. mar got simmons at the 48. we are waking up, cloud, with a few peaks of some sunshine

once that sun comes up in 15 minutes or so. so nice start to the saturday. we will track some rain. let's keep new south jersey to the shore, we have a live look at our neighborhood network. we will go to the beach patrol headquarters from margate, new jersey, here we are, shaping up to see a nice sunrise. about a minute ago. we still have a few people standing out there on the beach enjoying the the nice start to the morning. the waves are roughed up. there are decent swells. if you are a surfer throughout the weekend there will be some waves, across the delaware and new jersey beaches. and temperatures, yesterday, really warm. 68 degrees in the atlantic city airport. sixty-six in philadelphia allentown a new record at 65 for friday's high, rain tied a record in the mid 60's. even up in mount pocono we had a high of 59 degrees. we will keep that warm air in place for one more day and then we will cool it down tomorrow into next week but there is still no real true arctic air in the forecast. average high 51. we will be well above that today but we are closer to average for sunday, monday and tuesday and then next week temperatures hold in the lower

to mid 50's, with our next storm system. here's is what happening today though, right now just some cloud over us, is there a cold front that stretches all the way down to texas and now the the bulk of the storm system is still out across the central u.s. still some ice in oklahoma and western texas, for us, we're on the north side of the system, a couple of the scattered showers rolling through late this afternoon and into tonight. maybe we will get a period of steady rain early on sunday morning but then out of here for the afternoon. wind are late today. it is comfortable out of the west. notice arrows reporting southward. north wind develops tonight. that is cold front that pushes through. it starts to bring in colder air. we will get rid of the 60's in our forecast and then sunday afternoon that north wind continues, highs will struggle against the average. this is what we're talking about. this cold front moving through, not a lot of moisture witt. keyword is scattered showers, late today and tonight. then they may have a pocket of steady rain early on sunday morning basically from the city south and east as a front stalls over the region. then we're back to some

clearing skies for monday, and we will see some sunshine. so let's time it out. throughout the afternoon don't cancel the plans. put up the the christmas lights. the maui are uninto a scattered shower. this is not a big deal. same deal in the evening hours. we will watch early sunday morning there could a period of steadier, light rain, showers, and still on the light side, and then again, from the city south and east but by mid afternoon we will dry things out and we will see more sunshine especially across the northwestern area. rainfall amounts, not a whole lot today. less than a tenth of an inch. maybe get an additional tenth of an inch tomorrow morning with that steady rain. today's highs, well through the the 50's to mid 60's, tonight that colder air starts to move n highs tomorrow will be stuck in the upper 40's to about low 50's. forecast high today 65, cloud, chance for a scattered shower late in the day. tonight, still some shower chances at 40. and then tomorrow that morning rain will give way to sunshine in the afternoon. 52 degrees for the the high temperature. the it is cooler on monday, 49 but closer to average with some sunshine. and a larger storm moves back

in on tuesday and wednesday bringing in more rain with a high temperature in the mid 50's. now do you love watching the the weather? well, you can be featured in the newscast bee becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now at cbs philly.com/watchers. shoe retailer zappos.com wants to you adopt a pet this holiday shopping weekend fro now through cyber monday zappos will cover adoption costs from over 150 no kill shelters across the the country. that includes animal care and control team of philadelphia. several shelters in new jersey, and delaware, they are also taking part. zappos has a full list of participating shelters on their web site. the philadelphia zoos new babies have their names. now bee fitting their philadelphia heritage. the public chose the the names betsy and benjamin for these baby red panda cubs. zoo officials confirmed they are in honor of betsy ross and ben franklin. they are considered vulnerable in the wild so betsy and benjamin are crucial in the effort to conserve the species.

well named. and forget about playing with the food, this tiger has down right befriended his food. unruh the timer and timer the goat live in the same cage in the russian safari park. tiger usually dine on goats but he must have been impressed bye his brave buddy there goat's bravery earned respect from the tiger and now they eat and play to go. they have a new friend. we will be right back.

i love that we have one more day of warm temperatures. >> lets take a advantage of the nice weather. we will track rain but that is late they are afternoon and it noise the the a big deal. we have a high of 65, late day sure have three or four. that is little shore, dry and sun and 61. even in the mountains mild 53 for the high in the poconos. again we have showers later tonight and still sunday morning, sunday afternoon looking better, big travel day, hold off travel until the of afternoon. it does get cooler, low 50's for highs, and that is average and new storm comes in tuesday and wednesday bringing in more rain. temperatures in the 50's all next week. >> not bad. >> that is average. >> yes, 38. >> that is above average. >> love it. thanks justin. that is "eyewitness news" for new we are signing off tv but we are always on cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is coming up next. i hope you have a great weekend.

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