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malls were packed, but coming up, we have a live report, on how on line shopping has hit an all time high. >> and police in pennsylvania, and touching off a large scale manhunt, overnight. and now, police have have have a suspect in custody. and, looking at cloudy skies this morning, overnight rain, and, umbrella away, and several more chances for showers this week. justin has details. good morning, it is sunday november 29th, i'm erika von tiehl in for nicole brewer. lets check with justin drabick with your forecast and people have been waiting for it to start that licensing trek back home, either driving, flying, how are we looking. >> little rough this morning. dreary, we have light rain. nothing heavy. we are not talking about flooding, and, and, travel this afternoon, a, and, other night, and, in the 60's like we had yesterday, in the forecast. here's is what left of the

rain, still north of the city, still seeing some light rain outside right new, kind of low, as we look live at ben franklin bridge from the campbell's field camera, off and on light rain will continue for another hour or so. tapering off to the north and south. then coming to the northern bucks and montgomery county, northern chester county, making good progress. we hold on longer and delaware but you guys even by the afternoon should see dry conditions, so this morning, it is just light rain, it end around nine or 10:00, later south of the city, overall amounts, only around a tenth of an inch, watch out for reduced visibility, road spray to deal with this morning, 38 in allentown, this cold front bringing rain is bringing colder air, 28 at this hour in mount pocono, 43 at the airport, in philadelphia, chilly rain to deal with this morning, kind obvious raw out there so morning rain, and then afternoon we will see some sunshine, temperatures struggling to get in the lower 50's. the road conditions, and,

because of the rain, we will dry out, in the afternoon and evening. forecast highs in the lower 50's for philadelphia and shore. forty's in the poconos. we will talk about that next rain chance in a few minutes. >> just continue, thank you. new this morning a driver is in serious condition after an accident in burlington county, new jersey this happened on i295 at exit number 47a. that is the burlington center mall, just after 3c a.m. the state police say driver was trap in the vehicles. crew where is still on the scene clearing the road, the the cause of the accident is under investigation. also new this morning, police are investigating a robbery at a robbery in northeast philadelphia police say just before 2:00 man robbed the wawa at knights and red lion road no details on just how much money was taken, in one was injured in the robbery. well, black friday drew plenty of shoppers but not as many as in recent years as people looked for bargains on line. what are the the the hot ticket items in lets check

with cheri greg from kyw 1060 in our news center with that story, good morning. >> reporter: good morning,er contact the toys like legos and star wars items were a large draw but electronics whereby far the biggest attraction for shoppers. c-net is reporting an average discount of 24 percent but mostly made on line. brick and north air stores saw a drop in sales on black friday but on line sales, were up american 4 percent, with on line shopping on thanksgiving day up 25 percent, over last year. >> this year you are seeing more electronics, advertised on thursday night, and fewer advertised on friday. >> reporter: fritz beamer, ceo of america's research group says much of the increase came from wal-mart offering deep discounts on line starting thanksgiving day morning in an effort to compete with amazon which is offering deals all week long. >> this year wal-mart changed the rules, they have got retail battleship wal-mart verse an on line battleship amazon and what they did on

thursday was they shot across the the bow. >> reporter: deep discounts on electronics were biggest draw for shoppers both on line and in stores but smart phones, tablets, gaming devices and tv sweeping most of the sales. retailers are willing to take the the hit now, hoping that shoppers will come back later. >> if i walk into the the store and find something on thursday and friday, there is a 70 percent chance, to buy two or three more things this season. >> reporter: with cyber monday around the the corner there are even more sales with clothing, shoes, beauty items expected to score, the biggest deals. according to on line sales track eradoby, cyber monies expected to bring in $3 billion in sales, with many of the deals beginning as early as tonight. erika, back to you. >> i'm filling in for nicole. clothing, shoes, sales on that i can see how people are shopping. thanks, cheri. >> be sure to check out our holiday shopping guide where you can find store hours and

money saving tips. find it on our home page at cbs philly.com. right now 8:05. four pedestrians including young children are injured after police say they were struck while crossing the street in west philadelphia. it happened around 53:00 yesterday afternoon on the 4900 block of park side avenue. a two-year old and a 30 year-old woman are in critical condition this morning. police say driver remained on the scene and it is not a dui. in word if any charges will be filed. a pennsylvania state police say they have a suspect in custody in the shooting death of the police officer near pittsburgh. thirty-one year-old ray shelter was arrested after a six hour manhunt. authorities tell house that officer lloyd read was responding to a domestic call when he was shot. woman called 911 late last night the to report an assault and said that the house was on fire. officer read died at the hospital. in colorado this weekend, a community is in mourning following friday's deadly attack on a plan parenthood

center. people gathered for a candle light vigil on the campus of the university of colorado, colorado springs on the saturday. this is as police released new details about the deadly shooting that left three people dead including a police officer. correspondent david begnot reports from colorado springs. >> reporter: newly released video from a shopping mall shows tense situation unfolding during a deadly shooting rampage. officers with body shield moved people out of the harms way as gunfire rang out inside a plan parenthood facility on friday. police say robert dear shot and killed three people, including officer garrett swasey. >> he heard the the call and was not a vicinity and responded. positive, that this community will honor him in a way that reflects the heroism that he displayed. >> reporter: osi lee said he came face-to-face with the gunman. >> i saw myself in the mirror and said my god, he was aiming for my head.

>> i heard shots. shots. unaudible. >> reporter: when it was all over, nine people have been wounded. vicky cower oversees the the facility that was attack. >> what happened yesterday was a terrible crime. we saw some terrible tragedy. we will never forget it. >> reporter: when dear finally surrendered a source tells cbs news he said quote no more baby parts, investigators searched his properties in colorado and north carolina. neighbors say that dear was a recollect clues. >> he didn't say much and he wasn't outing where he would come out and talk to you. he stuck to himself. >> reporter: relatives described him as weird and unpredictable. david begin the for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're also learning more about campus police officer garrett the swasey, he was a father of two and active member of his church. swasey was native of melrose, massachusetts and was a in

thely ranked figure skater. he moved to colorado springs to be an olympian. he was a junior ice dance champion and trained with olympic skater nancy ter again. >> he was always there listening to me when i had something to be upset about. he always sort of putting somebody else feelings ahead of his own. >> while he never became an olympian officer garrett the swasey, is being remembered a hero. and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the shooting at planned parenthood, we have the the latest on air and on line for you at cbs philly.com. protesters rallied in walt more ahead of the first freddie gray trial. officer william porter is going on trial, one 60, charged in the death of freddie gray which begins tomorrow. gray's death from a severed spine in police custody spark outrage and led to violent protest, vandalism and looting. jurors who will not be sequestered will have the opportunity to see the vehicle that gray was transported in.

still ahead this morning, it just might call it a royal pain, prince harry takes a fall but luckily he was not hurt. we have details coming up. also ahead a stunning sight where a volcano erupted with hot lava straight ahead. and are you paying sky-high interest rates, on your credit card, if so you are not the alone, three on your side jim donovan has some good news there could be a way for to you pay off your debt faster and save money, find out how, next. justin. we're waking up to some light rain this morning we will let you know how long that lasts and i'm tracking another storm this week, details coming up in the ♪ with the name trusted for nearly 80 years,

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in central african republic. the pontiff stepped off the plane about two hours ago. this is the third, last leg of his pilgrimage to africa. it the includes stops in kenya and uganda. on at day pontiff visited uganda's most holy shrine. 8:14 right now. prince harry learns that polo can sometimes be a royal pain. he takes a tumble that is all caught on tape. he fell headfirst right off his polo pony. fortunate thely though not too bad of a fall in a polo match in south africa. prince was not injured just embarrassed. he was taking part in the charity polo match an annual event that raises thousands of dollars for aid charity he set up in memory of his mother princess diana just a wounded ego. he had helmet on and everything. >> he looked pretty cool you are paying polo for pete's sake you are okay. lots of folks getting back in the the car, heading to the airport heading back home after the huge weekend.

>> the the next few hours is worse of it. it is in the cause ago lieutenant of problems. the is rain. around here it just takes a little bit the but it gets bet they are afternoon. something to look forward to their. it is a chilly rain. temperatures in the 40's. we are back to where we should be this time of the year, live look at rehoboth beach. yesterday was just awesome along the shore points. temperatures near 70 degrees with sunshine. not happening today, north/north east wind, 46, wet boardwalk, nobody out this morning. even by this afternoon in south delaware things should dry out. we will not see sunshine. morning rain gives way to some sun around philadelphia, temperatures cooler, back to average, we're talking lower 50's for highs. more rain on the way for this week. we have an active weather pattern. cold front continues to slide southward with that band of light rain coming through philadelphia south and east again, by the afternoon, this should press to the south and east. we will dry out. we are seeing clear skies around the poconos and lehigh

valley a few breaks in the cloud already. we have nine to 21 degrees colder compared to this time yesterday this cold front does mean business. widespread 30's and 20's in the suburbs. where we have cloud and showers temperatures in the mid 40's in south jersey. forty-six in dover delaware. we have 41 palmyra and then look at the that 30's breaking out, allentown, quakertown and richboro at this hour where rain is starting to come to an end. highways looking better from the sit own northward later this morning. then rain is out of here just left over cloud sunday afternoon, for south jersey and delaware and we will go mostly clear tonight, travel looks good tonight. across the northeast, same deal on monday, just clouds, start to return late in the day. the here's our next storm. traveling to the south and west, tomorrow you'll run into some more rain, especially south of washington d.c. today not the too bad, still some light rain in and around washington, baltimore,

philadelphia better chance of rain near atlanta and heavier rain around dallas. a few airport delays across the deep south. great lakes in great shape. chicago temperatures in the lower 40's with sunshine and out west no big storm system to talk b l.a., san francisco in the sunshine today, 50's and 60's. back home we have struggled to get near 50 this afternoon with a little bit of sun. it is cold tonight, freezing, and main suburbs and 20's in the coldest spots. tomorrow we will rebound only in the upper 40's, maybe 50 degrees, if we're lucky. after the morning light rain we will see a little bit of sunshine around this afternoon especially from the the city on northward, and a high of 52 . colder tonight, clear, 36 for the city 20,'s out in the suburbs. there is that extended forecast, brief break on monday, comfortably cool, 49 degrees with some sun and then tuesday the the cloud move back in, off and on showers, some of that rain starched into wednesday. we will dry out for thursday and friday and sat the day but again, no signs of any cold air. temperatures holding in the the 50 ease heading in to

december. erika, back to you. >> i will take it, thank you. right the now lets check on the roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. how sit looking if you want to head outside and head back home. >> in the too bad, we have rain to contend with. drive carefully, take your time, now is not the time to rush because one, we have rain and two company on the roadways. folks are heading back from this long weekend. this is schuylkill at spring garden, volume picking up here quite busy, schuylkill is moving isn't far from 30th street station, we are dropping someone off at 30th street station in delays or problems, there, and we're doing fine at 30th and market and amtrak reporting with no major delays or problems, moving the traffic cam here to i-95, platt bridge, the the platt bridge you could see folks taking their time, again bridges get slippery before other roadways so drive carefully especially on them. no delays on i-95, heading to the airport, this is near airport, airport reporting in with no major delays or problems and if you want to check on the flight it is 800-phl gate.

so far, so good. moving traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge mid span, again take your time on the bridge, no delays or problems, on the the bridge, further up 42, 55 look good, 295 northbound big jam up, the at 541, that is mount holly exit, left lane is block due to a serious accident. that is very latest from the the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you. >> ann, thank you. dozens of animals have a permanent home thanks toia special adoption event happening this holiday weekend. "eyewitness news" at the animal care and control team of philadelphia, on line retailers zappos.com is sponsoring the cost of adoption fees for dogs and cats from black friday through cyber monday. so far, more than 80 animals have been adopted here. workers a the the animal shelter tell us that the savings are anywhere from $25 to a couple hundred dollars, all depending on the animal. >> because a lot of adoptions happening this weekend which is great on the back of the adoption event we are running

two weeks ago. very empty shelter, lot of animals going home it is a win/win for everybody and whole lot of animals that goat to spend remaining of the holiday weekend not here. >> more than 100 shoppers are taking part in the adoption event. for more forgo to our web site at cbs philly.com. well now that we're in the busy holiday spending season do you carry a balance on your credit card each month? credit card interest rates have been pretty much holding steady for the the last couple of years don't expect that to to last much longer. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains why and how you can prepare yourself. >> reporter: as holiday shopping season gets into full gear, it looks like everyone is pulling out their plastic, and credit card companies make it easy. >> such a competitive time now for the credit card industry. they are doing whatever they can to attract customers. >> reporter: every time you turnaround there is another offer in the mail. >> i don't even open it up

anymore. >> i just stick with the card i have i don't need anymore credit. >> if i got a great deal i might look at it. >> reporter: when fed raises rates interest rates on credit card will likely follow costing americans an estimated $7.6 billion more annually on their credit cards. >> keep in mind rates are generally going to be trending up in the near future so it is something you need to prepare for. >> reporter: now may be time to consider a balance transfer offer. >> it makes it a really good time to jump on these deals, while they are still there. >> reporter: credit card.com senior industry analyst matt schultz says after surveying 100 credit card several may be worth your while, the first, slate by chase offers 0 percent interest for 15 months. >> which is longer than average period, and if you make the transfer within 60 days of getting the card, there is zero -- there is no balance transfer fee and that can be a good savings. >> reporter: report quick silver one reward has a shorter zero interest rate,

only nine months, and. >> there is in balance transfer fee at all. >> reporter: city diamond preferred card has the longest 0 percent interest rate period , 21 months. >> really long time, but it is important to know that one does come with a balance transfer fee. >> one important thing to necessity about most balance transfer offers if you don't make that transfer within 30, 60 or 90 days after getting the card you can lose that 0 percent offer all together so be sure to read the fine print. reporting for three on your side i'm jim

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see later on cbs this sunday morning. >> you have to do something different people have not seen before in order to share it. >> for them being different, is all about piano playing, like hoisting one on top of a thousand foot cliff in utah. >> basically, wrapped tonight table, shrink wrap it, you cannot go to home depot for that for helicopter and piano cables. but it made it. >> and then move the piano, by hand, along the great wall of china. >> ♪ >> basically ty built some kind of a contraption where they could rest the sticks on their shoulders and they were all around it and they went up 200 stairs up the great wall of china, just crazy.

>> it earned them a hefty internet following. they have now 4.3 million you tube subscribers and counting. >> how many new subscribers do you get every day. >> i think about 5,000 i think. >> every day. >> yeah. >> good fluxation. >> isn't that crazy? i don't want to sound none in chal ant but a whole concert hall every day. >> it is like selling a concert hall every single will day. >> wow. stay in tune with the piano guys sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 1:00 a.m. just a half an hour away. coming up here in our next half an her for "eyewitness news" something for philadelphia fans to cheer about, temple football fever heat up again. the thinks as the owls punch their ticket to the conference championship game. details coming up. also a new doll that record your children's conversations, for others to hear. warning about this and other toys, authorities say you should avoid this holiday season. and rainy and rot tone start your day but justin has

news, we have some changes coming today what you can expect if you are driving or flying home. we will be right back.

so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. good morning, today is sunday november 29th, i'm erika von tiehl in for nicole brewer. right now i want to check with our justin drabick on the sky deck and a lot of folks are heading to the airport, getting in the car to drive home, what can they expect weather-wise. >> we have rain this morning but better news late this morning and early this afternoon. rain should exit and we will be back with cloud. little sunshine later today. so improving conditions outside on the roadways. the here's is what left of the

rain just across northwest suburbs across parts of the chester, central bucks, montgomery county, that is northern edge of the rain as it moves to the the south and east. right the here in philadelphia about another hour or so rain should come to an end. holds on longer south jersey and delaware but you guys by afternoon will deal with cloudy skies and dry conditions. so the the rain this morning comes to an end around nine or 10:00 o'clock for most locations, overall, mountains have been late around a tenth of an inch. watch out for reduced visibility on the roads and slower travel due to a lot of road spray outside on the major highways. temperatures are cooler though, pretty chilly, cold rain to deal work 43 at the airport in philadelphia, mid 40's wilmington, dover delaware and most locationness south jersey where we have dry conditions and thinner cloud, temperatures in the upper 30's up toward lehigh valley, quakertown and in doylestown. so what to expect this morning, we have rain, cool by the the afternoon, little will sunshine, north of the city, temperatures will struggle to get back in the lower 50's but that is actually average for

this time of the year. little slow this morning on e road, due to the light rain, bite the afternoon, we will dry out, things improve, evening looks good as far as weather conditions on the road, traffic is just a mess, later today 567892 for the the high in philadelphia, lower 50's at the shore, more sunshine in the poconos, highs in the mid 40's. we will catch a brief break and then we are tracking another storm system and we will break that down in a few minutes, back to you. philadelphia's sports fans have a team to cheer about this morning. the temple owls are heading to the conference championship. last night's game against u-conn huskies was not enclose. did you watch this one? from start to finish, the the owls played some great defense. temple went into half time, and... .

nice to clear on a winning philadelphia team. flyers, eagles, phillies all under achieving right now. and sixers broke, a record, for the the most consecutive losses, by a professional team. fans are thankful for the the owls. >> we are philly's team right now, it never was that was and may i necessity there is kids and they have always wanted, so go owls, that is all i can

say. even more look for bain gains on line. analyst say that is a precursor for tomorrow, cyber monday, cheri greg from kyw news radio 1060 joins us live with the details on that, everyone loves a good deal,

hoping shoppers come back later. >> if i buy something, over on a thursday on a friday, there is a 07 per september chance i will come back and by two or three things over the season. >> with cyber monday around the corner there are more sales with clothing, shoes, beauty items, expected to score, the biggest deals. >> and, sign are monday, sales begin as early as tonight and for those shopping on a budget, remember, use a holiday shopping list, and, stick to it.

live in the news center, they arei greg for kyw news radio 1060 for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> sticking to it, that is always the hard part. president obama and his daughter did their part to celebrate small business saturday, it became a post who will take tradition. the with president mallia and sascha visited a local book store in washington. they pick up nine books in all and afterward they have stopped by frozen treats in a nearby d.c. pop sickle shop. 8:35. turning to campaign 2016, republican presidential front runner donald trump has boosted about his high standings in the polls. the this is during a campaign stop this weekend in florida. and he also addressed summaries event controversial comments, he made about a new york times reporter. but as cbs the news correspondent julianne goldman reports trump is not backing down. >> ♪ >> reporter: donald trump was defiant, defensive and definitely not apologetic. >> i don't mock people that have have problems, believe

me. now people mock me with my hair. >> reporter: trump's latest controversy has snowballed over the last week. it started with the claim that he saw thousands of muslims celebrating the collapse of the twin towers, on september 11th backing it up with an article, back and disputed the account, i don't know what i say, i don't remember. >> trump insisted that he never met him and doesn't know what he looks like. but he says, that he covered the real estate mogul in the 80's and they were even on a first name basis. >> i don't know him. i was very express i i have

the national security agency is expect to end the sweeping collection of, americans, phone record. the controversial program began, 14 years ago under president george w. bush. it was kept, secret until edward snowden leaked until 2013. in june, president obama signed a reform measure that took away the the agency's authorities to collect those records. the the u.s.a. freedom act, gave nsa180 days to make a change. that period is expiring, today. and under the new law the nsa must now get a warrant or court order, to collect phone data from telecommunications companies. there is still much more

to come on "eyewitness news" coming up next we will check with john dickerson for a look ahead at today's broadcast, we

cbs face the nation will be coming your way later this morning at 10:30 rate here on cbs-3 and joining us with the preview live from washington is moderator and, cbs news political director john dickerson, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. we will talk about the war against isis, what can be done? ben carson has some thoughts. he was just in jordan looking at syrian refugee crisis, firsthand and he will tell us what his ideas are for helping out with that and with fighting isis, in syria. we will also talk about that with former florida governor jeb bush, and he not only has thoughts about terrorist organization, but also a few pointed ones, about donald trump and whether he is fit to be commander in chief. now back from baghdad iraq we will talk to senators john mccain and lindsey graham over

there seeing firsthand what the situation is and they have, some ideas about how to take the the fight to isis and president assad in syria. then the at the end, erika, in addition to our normal political round table where we will talk about the weeks news we will have a special thanksgiving book panel, this this year with great group of of historians who will talk about presidents from the past. >> oh, you have brought all that especially in the end there, john, thanks very much. still to come, if you are heading back to grandmother's house we have rain to contend with on the road and bridges. we are checking traffic and weather together coming up. also ahead a new bash that i record your child's private conversations, that is just one of the several gifts authorities say you may want to avoid this holiday season. health reporter stephanie stahl has a warning for parents. also a ginger bread house, so big you can live in it, where this elaborate display stand two stories tall, when "eyewitness news" comes right back.

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we have an update on a story we told but earlier this week. do you remember babe boy found in the new york city church christmas manger. the it turns out parishioners are now interested in adopting him. church's reverend says a number of his members, want that had baby to stay in the congregation. meanwhile authorities say the the mother will the not be charged, they say she followed the spirit of the cities safe haven law. back here at home septa police say a social media experiment worked to recover a cell phone. police say that this one was caught on surveillance camera on a phone mountain subway station after another rider left them behind. rather than track her down septa chief thomas nestle tweeted a picture of her with this message. quote amnesty until 5:00 p.m. on 12/4. give transit the police a phone that you took at cb moore station and you won't be arrested. sure enough nestle said that phone was turned in friday night. the it will now be returned to the owner and police say they will not file charges against

that woman. it work out. on your cbs-3 healthwatch this morning holiday toy shopping season kicks in high gear this weekend but some toys can be dangerous. health reporter stephanie stahl has the safety alert. >> try for adventure, come on. >> reporter: adventure was this talking flashlight could harm a child's hearing because it is so loud according to testing from the the pennsylvania public interest research group, pennberg. >> one in seven children have hearing disadvantage, and that could be in large to the loud toys. >> reporter: it is called trouble in toy long the annual report that identifies potentially dangerous toys like this am i sling that i may contain chromium which can cause severe allergic reactions. >> we have found dangerous products that can harm or poison a child. we found these toys every where. >> we really are worried about small objects. >> reporter: doctor gary emmitt, director of pediatrics at jefferson hospital says young children choke all the

time on small toys and parts. this tube, shows what a child could swallow like these slick noise make going smack nets. >> these look really cute. i like them myself. they make a funny sound and they are very strong but you look at them, they fit in there. >> reporter: they say its testing led to the recall of 150 toys, as well as there are federal safety standard, many toys especially those made outside of the united states, often failed to meet them, or are not properly labeled. we have a link to that complete report at cbs philly.com, click on health, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". iconic hotel in san francisco unveiled a culinary masterpiece this weekend. this ginger bread house at fairmount hotel is 22 feet high and 22 feet wide. it is made with 8,000 pieces of ginger bread, 1500-pound of icing and 700-pound of candy.

hotel's pastry shop has spent weeks whipping up this holiday display. >> it is all about bringing something unique and different for children but at the end of the day we're all children and the holiday is about smiles you see on children's faces when they come in the ginger bread house and they see it, feel it, smell it, they touch it and they also taste the candy. >> yes, you have to have a piece or two. they claim thinks largest ginger bread house in california, it will be on display in the hotel lobby where guests can energy ginger bread tea throughout the holiday season and ginger bread tea sound delightful on this dreary, rainy day, justin. >> chilly morning out there, still dealing with light rain south and east but it will get better late this morning into the afternoon as dry air conditions return. lets check with the backyard neighborhoods from our weather watchers, and temperatures are uniform through all locations, upper 30's to lower 40's. we will get you to the far, north and west, we're seeing a little bit of sunshine right

michael riley's house under partly sunny skies. that is the the trend, increasing sunshine from north to south to take and closer to the city, we will take to you new jersey, right now, where we're seeing lynn springer, checking in at 41 degrees, still some light rain this hour, temperatures dropping on this cold, dreary morning, can i order up some sunshine. no doubt. i got your order. we will bring that sunshine back, later this afternoon and certainly tomorrow, and then one more stop, we will go further south into new jersey, beautiful, he has 42 degrees in williamstown. still that steady light rain to deal w we have this right on, it is that kind of morning. do not get out of bed yet. hopefully this afternoon to see some sunshine, that will wake you up and getting outside a little bit. here's is what happening to the north and west. 36 degrees, it is cold in berks county but notice cloud conditions. that starts, to see some breaks in the sky. blue skies there that is trend north to south increasing sunshine north/northeasterly wind just light, we will get that going. no harsh wind chills.

only at 4 miles an hour from the berks county region right now. the last of the rain moving through the the city, still south jersey, delaware, seeing steady light rain but that will end over next hour or two. then is there clearing skies over poconos, that is heading our way. we will catch a brief break for about the next 24 hours or so. and then it has been a warm november. yesterday we averaged 12 degrees above average. we will hit a high of 62 degrees, some spots close to 70, south of the city, overall almost 6 degrees above average for the month. top five warmest november. but we are back to average today, 51 for the the high temperatures that is where we will be this afternoon. tomorrow a few degrees cooler and we are coming off a nice stretch with highs in the low to mid 60's. huge travel day to day, head together airport, dropping off relatives heading back home, again, right now to delays reported, just overcast skies, temperatures 43 degrees. the light rain or mist, but most of the big airports around the the country are looking okay, with the exception of the seattle will reporting some fog at this hour but still in delays.

dallas, might run into a few delays later today because of heavier rain down there but today rain chances will be decreased this this afternoon, and zero tomorrow, and then at least we have a dry start to the workweek and then tuesday and wednesday we will bring back those rain chapses with those next storm systems. the here's the the setup, now light rain comes to an end, this is this afternoon. we will see more sunshine north of the city, just some clouds in south jersey as this cold front pushes southward. high pressure in control for monday, we have will no blockage from storms. we will see some sunshine with clouds but fast moving weather pattern. here is our next storm, races out of the midwest we will see more rain returning late monday night, off and on showers throughout the day on tuesday, extending into wednesday morning as well. so, now, through the next few hours, rain will shift southward, afternoon we will start to dry out so road conditions will be better. tonight mostly clear with light wind we're talking about cold temperatures 20,'s and 30's. then cloud move back in monday afternoon and monday night, at the sign of our next storm. temperatures struggling to get back to near 50 with some

sunshine this afternoon and then tonight, cold night around freezing in many suburbs, maybe the 20's in the coldest spots and then tomorrow look at that, rebounding only in the upper 40's, and then that is even with some sunshine, so now we're dropping a few degree below average. rain gives way to some sunshine today, 52 degrees for the high temperature, light breeze tonight, cold air rushes on in, mostly clear, 36 e 20's in the suburbs. the here's that extended forecast, sunshine around tomorrow, clouds build in late in the day, 49 for the high, off and on showers around for tuesday, and that should last into early wednesday, and the temperatures throughout this week, hold in the 50's, so still, we're at or slightly above average as we head into december. do you love watching the wet ther? you can be featured in the newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher, sign up now at cbs philly.com/watchers, erika. thanks very much. lets check on those roads, a lot of folks have have coffee, breakfast getting in the car and head back home, how are the roads looking. >> slippery, so drive very

carefully that is key this morning. the we are looking at 30th the street station with slippery roadways because of the rain, plus one of the busiest travel days of the year, as follow, head back from the holiday, and 30th street station is very few places that you can see. market street right by the station, and this really increased. volume has increased on market street this morning. amtrak is saying no major delays or problems, you can check your train status at amtrak.com, that is amtrak.com. no delays however, heading to the schuylkill, looks good heading to 30th street station. on to philadelphia international airport, very much a popular destination today, picking someone up, or dropping someone off, no delays or problems heading to the airport, i-95 looks all right. in major delays at the airport. to check on the flight 800p46789l gator on the web phl.org. there you go. moving traffic cam one more time to the mid county tolls of the the pennsylvania turnpike. they look fine this morning, further up, in delays on the pennsylvania turnpike or

northeast extension. the mass transit, honor close to schedule, again, take your time this morning. the that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now here's eye look at eyewitness sports. this was the goal from the very beginning and it may have taken matt rule three seasons to get here but temple owls are going to be a ac title game, next saturday in houston. the let's show you highlights from the game, ji had thomas taking it the in from 9-yard out giving owls an early seven to nothing lead. he ran for two touchdowns on the night. defense just amazing, forcing a fumble on a u-conn drive and added on a field goal. that would give them ten to nothing lead in the half. pj walker threw a touchdown pass in the third, temple cruising to an easy 27-three win. >> my challenge for those guys is what is next. i said we don't want this to be high point of the season. the when college game day said we didn't want this to be high point this was awesome tonight

but we don't want this to be the high point of the season. we want to win next week and even after that we have i great bowl game. i just, say is what next? we will just keep building one things. >> greatest moment in my life right here. you see everybody celebrate. this is a family. this is what it is all about. >> this is what it is all about. >> and more than 40 days, eagles have won, and and victory, and, lincoln financial field, leslie van arsdal "

so, our forecast that rain is getting out of here soon. >> huge travel day but gets better this afternoon. we will be dealing with some traffic, and roadways drying out. >> here's last little bit of rain storm scan three it is moving through the city as we speak. next half an hour or hour it will be much better, start to see sunshine breaking out in the far north west in the berks county and lehigh valleys. that is trend throughout the morning and this afternoon.

we will see some sunshine but temperatures remaining on the cool side, and we are seeing highs, only stuck in the lower 50's, that is it, and that is the trend, temperatures in the 50's but that isn't bad, more rain on the way tuesday into wednesday. >> airport not seeing any backups no delays, over that whole area. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is up next. have a great the day. get home safely. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪

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