>> pennsylvania drivers, get ready to pay more to drive on the turnpike, how much the tolls are going up, starting today. tragic ends to the search for a missing boy from allentown. the five year old found dead yesterday. where he was found and what police think happened. >> and, no winning ticket for the powerball jackpot. how much the total is going up for wednesday's drawing. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. a check on weather justin drabick, justin, it is chill forecast. >> yes, it is, actually enjoyed today. probably the warmest day of the week for the most part. talking about some true winter air coming at us, true arctic air, first of the season. so you got. that will newspaper set of skills, snow board for christmas, you will get your shot to use it for the next several days. because prime snow making conditions should be good conditions eventually up in the resort. but check it out outside right now. we take to you berks county, where it is 22 degrees, see the clear skies, getting ready

for the sunrise, at in about 20 minute or so. west wind, 1 mile per hour, that's it, so calm morning, there will be frost out there, so you will be doing some scraping. freezing at the airport, 24 in allentown, 28 degrees in trenton, millville the mid 20's, quakertown, 23 degrees. 27 degrees in palmyra, new jersey. winds pretty much light. less than 10 miles per hour, so, no brutal windchills this morning. but, certainly need to throw on the heavier coat and gloves if you are headed outside. storm scan3, quiet. this is how it will be all day long, so another big travel day, looks good across the mid-atlantic, northeast, no big storms to talk b so breaking down the temperatures through the morning, 20's, 30's, climbing to the mid 40's by around noontime. afternoon highs will make it into the mid and upper 40's, so above average. forty-seven today for philadelphia, 48 at the shore. thirty-five nor the high in the poconos. now, watch what happens tomorrow. forecast highs in the mid 30's, that's coldest air since last march, march of 2015. we will talk about how long that lasts in just a few more minutes. rahel, back to you.

>> thanks a lot. and travelers who use the pennsylvania turnpike will be paying more for the privilege beginning today. our justin finch is live in plymouth meeting at the mid-county tolls where drivers, justin, digging little deeper. good morning. >> rahel, good morning. that's right. everyone is paying a bit more to what's being called across the board toll increase, however, these e-zpass riders today, they may want to listen up. here is why. that that is because you now stand to save as much as 35%. because the most common toll increase for passenger cars with e-zpass now travels up from dollar nine to dollar 16. cash payers, you're paying a bit more from the current one, 70 to the now 1.80. that toll dif end shale rolled back in 2007. the gap then between e-zpass and cash rate was about 7%. of corpse, now, in the year since that rate has risen. the toll hikes themselves began in 2009 to cover the turnpike commission's operational costs, these new rates will also help pay off

state ordered payment to penndot, for roads, and mass transit project. that includes, the widening and rebuilding of the 550-mile system, that turned 75 this october. turnpike spokesman called, tells our "kyw news radio", that drivers will also notice other changes today. >> new main line toll plaza, that will be the start and end of the turnpike's ticket system, that's going to be called the neshaminy falls toll plaza, and it is a mile over so on the east side of the bensalem exit. >> tonight, the next coming days, load up your carts, holdup your change purse, rather, because the pa turnpike is also noting the changes here, as well as on delaware river bridge. those rates will be going up, and going cash-less, as well. live at the tolls, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thanks a lot. new this morning, police are

investigating a homicide in the kensington neighborhood of philadelphia. it happened just after 4:00 this morning, in the 2100 block of amber street. police found a 33 year old man dead in a car with a gunshot wounds to his head. witnesses say they heard about dozen shots fired. no word yet on a suspect. autopsy tomorrow could help investigators pinpoint just when a missing boy went into a canal in allentown new years eve. greg argos shows us, the five year old boy's body was located during a exhaustive search. >> show them light, so follow the light and go to heaven, you know, with the angels. >> dozens of the allentown community gather lighting the path for jahlil bass tis that. his body recovered in the lehigh river. some 8 feet from its banks. >> this is a sad conclusion to the search. it is a sad day for our city. but as always, the city pulled

together. >> allentown police department chief says the five year old autistic boy wandered away from new years eve party around 10:30 thursday night wearing no shoes, no jacket, but caring his favorite red tablet. hundreds every police searching in the air on the grounds and in the water for the five year old. as volunteers came from all over pennsylvania to assist. >> i came all the way from least port, pa. >> george keller was on the banks of the river saturday when he spotted something shiny. >> i went in, up to about my chest, and it was a tablet. we pick it up. brought it up to the truck. called 911. >> police then copped dollars off the area. >> the allen ten fire department dive time at that point in time recovered the body of five year old. >> ricardo gonzalez like so many others who search? >> everybody stopped what they were doing, and they went looking nor child. >> he said he is glad the family can now finally begin the long and painful grieving process. >> now the chief of the

allentown police department says this does appear to be a tragic accident. though, his department is going to open up a full investigation into jahlil's death. as for the coronor, he tells us a autopsy is scheduled 8:00 a.m. monday. reporting here in allentown, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> for many, the mummers parade was a fun filled and familiar philadelphia tradition. the mayor elect jim kenney and parade organizers are condemning some of the performances. this video, you can see, mummers painted their face brown, portray mexicans, also group that some called trans phobic. as they mocked trans gender activist caitlin jenner. kenny tweeted quote our trans citizens do not de is her of this type of satire insult. >> also, reports of homophobe ya at this year's parade. >> this video caught one member of a mummers yelling

slurs. >> they say, they condemn the hateful speech spoken by a person marching with begin gannon new years day. the man you saw in that that video has been banned from the mummers club he belonged tonight he will not be allowed to march with any other club, and is not considered a mummer any more. >> a new jersey woman is facing charges after she allegedly jumped into someone else's car and hit several other vehicles at an atlantic city casino. eyewitness video shows the incident and the moment the security pull her out of the car. police say 39 year old joanna costas was drunk early new years day at the tropicana hotel and casino. she allegedly entered unoccupied vehicle that was waiting in a vallet lane to be parked, then hit the other cars, while trying to drive away. she now faces several charges, including dui. >> the powerball jackpot now stands at estimated $400 million. jackpot winners, none last night, so that means the prize keeps on growing. you still could have won a smaller prize, though. so check your numbers.

last night's numbers: next drawing is wednesday, 400 million bucks, sounds pretty good to me. i got to say. >> and, still to come this morning, on "eyewitness news". some residents in missouri cleaning up after massive flooding damaged homes and killed two dozen people. but for some, the worse isn't even over. plus, nearly 200 muslim workers have been fired in california for walking off the job. and it is all because after dispute over prayer time. what the workers and the company had to say about the incident. >> and a cold but calm day expected today. justin looks ahead at what we'll see for the work week ahead.

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>> oklahoma natural gas crew when a fire started near gas meter. man inside the home thrown from his bed, but fortunately, escaped with minor burns. eight homes in the neighborhood were evacuated. two other people were taken to the hospital with difficulty breathing. >> residents near st. louis, missouri starting to clean up after massive flooding forced evacuations until two dozen -- killed two dozen people. jeremy rot reports, the worse of the flooding isn't even

over for some. >> very little celebrating after new years in parts every missouri saturday. instead resident are cleaning up debris left behind by massive and deadly flood still posing a threat. >> we got to get that debris out of there. >> the governor touring some of the hard ers hit regions, several interstate highways now back open in the st. louis area. water levels have fallen several feet. many homes are still far from drying out. while missouri in the recovery process, states like illinois are nervously anticipating more flooding, and more damages. alexander county where the mississippi and ohio rivers meet, water expected to crest sunday, more than 3 feet above major flooding stage. >> you live in the water. you can expect anything, never once expected it to be this high. >> according to officials water has already gone over the top of one levy, and a second levy has a good potential of over topping. the flooding has forced evacuations in the southern part of the state. governor ron activated members of the illinois national guard to assist local authorities,

as precautionary measure. >> some communities actually getting hit harder. most fortunately, it is not quite as bad. but this is one of the worse. >> i'm jeremy rot, reporting. >> president obama signed emergency declaration for the stay of missouri, president actions allow the federal emergency management agency or fema to coordinate all disaster relief effort. federal mondayly also be used to help pay for recovery the cots cents, and debris removal. and, justin is back, lots of severe weather around our area or rather around the country, luckily nothing in our area. >> around christmas, fog, but now clear things out. talking about colder temperatures, so if our fan every winter weather you will love this forecast certainly monday and tuesday. actually today kind of pleasant, cold start to the morning, live look at ben franklin, getting ready for sunrise few minutes, clear skies at the moment.

dropping into the 20's in a lot of locations but highs today rebound nicely, pleasant finish to the holiday weekend, then talking about arctic blast, arrives tonight, monday, tuesday, and nice dry stretch of weather so if you like sunshine as well you will like the next five days or so. here you go. interior south jersey normally the cold spot, millville 25 degrees, sitting at freezing in the capitol city of delaware, colder newark, 27. cherry hill also below freezing upper 20's as well as voorhees and mullica hill. freezing at the airport, so similar to yesterday, waking up with temperatures below freezing, and with calm winds, a loft areas with frost. also, great snow making conditions with this cold dry air mass in place, that's good news for the ski resorts, looks good for the next several days. there is arctic cold front across southern canada. see the snow showers firing out. we're clear, decent amount of sunshine today, front doesn't come through until later tonight, early tomorrow morning, bridges cold air. the front should come through dry, just few clouds, then tomorrow morning feel the

difference. highs on monday and tuesday, about five to 10 degrees below average. keep in mind should be 41 this time year of, that means talking about highs in low and mid 30's. so today comfortable, dry, here comes the front through the over night hours tonight, maybe flurry or two specially into the mountains, poconos, tomorrow mostly sunny skies, it will be windy, just noticeably colderment then the high pressure moves over us for tuesday, just blocking for many stores of storms, locks in cold air for one more day. today not bad. mid and upper 40's for the afternoon conditions, pretty pleasant sunday afternoon. tonight it does get cold. tomorrow morning wake up, many areas well below freezing, even in and around the city 28 degrees. that means the suburbs will be dropping down to the low 20's, then factor in the wind it feels whole lot colder. and afternoon temperatures monday, that's it, mid 30's, pretty much at best. let's talk about those windchills. tomorrow when the winds really kicks up in the morning, it will feel like teens to about 20 degrees most locations, not much better through the afternoon, and then probably windchill values in the single digits, on tuesday morning.

how about the trends? this is for the middle of the month. january 10th through the 16th. first time, haven't seen this in a while, below average concerns for the eastern half of the united states, that's what we will be dealing with, so expect typical winter winter like conditions the next couple of weeks, hard to look at patterns next two weeks, but every now and then shots every colder air through the middle of the monthment mostly sunny, breezy, 27 degrees, tonight cold, 28 for the sit colder in the suburbs, extended forecast, few more clouds around monday, still decent amount of sun. that's the trends through much of the week. short lived arctic blast, mid 30's for highs both monday, tuesday, back into the 40's through the end of the week. looks like next shot for rain late friday into saturday. >> thanks, justin. 7:16. time to see how traffic is moving. here's ann evans at the cbs traffic center two, mod, ann. >> busy travel day today. right near 30th street station, no delays or problems

here, though. amtrak station at 30th street, shouldn't have any problems or delays yet. we move the traffic cam here to i95, actually right at the airport, no delays or problems right near the platt bridge in that area, as well. again i95 looks good, dropping someone off at the airport today. >> we move the traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge. ben franklin bridge looks okay, all of the area bridges in good shape. do have accident, on the atlantic city expressway, westbound lanes, right at the international airport. the left lane is block, in that area. and there are delays, the garden state parkway looks okay. and a note from septa, custom letters not be able to use the gallery access between eighth street and jefferson stations, customers who normally use this access can utilize market, the market frank forwards line service between eighth and 11th streets. the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, now back to you. >> thanks a lot.

nearly 200 muslim workers have been fired from a meat packing plant in colorado. cbs news correspondent jericka duncan reports, they were fired for walking out after a dispute over prayer breaks. break five times a day a must for many muslims. tony said missing even one of those prayers over break time dispute caused him and many others to walk away from his job at this meat packing plant in colorado. >> it don't matter if i don't have a job, my religion more important. >> spokesperson michael martin says prayer is allowed, but he says miss under standing of company policy came on december 18th, when 11 workers asked for a break, to pray at the same time. >> the supervisor told the employees they do go pray, but could have to go in smaller numbers than 11. it would have to be three at a

time. >> that following monday, nearly 200 employees from the muslim community didn't show to up work for three consecutive days. the company fired them all. >> there are times when accommodation is not possible, but in the overwhelming imagine or tip of instances we do everything we can to ensure that we do accommodate employees. >> representing 150 workers who are now without work. >> now we are getting supervisors who are telling our clients to go home if they want to pray. they are denying their basic right to practice their fate reasonably with -- at their employment, they seem to be losing one of the most basic funds mental rights cargill now hiring to fill the shoes who walked out. areas have been set up since 2009 to accommodate anyone who requested time to pray. the council on american islamic relations is hoping to reach an agreement with

cargill so those fired workers can return. cher evening a duncan, cbs news, new york. still ahead on "eyewitness news", some tips to help you stay on trap for your new years resolutions, some unusual resolutions you might want to consider. >> meisha johnson takes us on dream drive. american swedish historical museum coming

>> after more than a decade, center for disease control and prevention says the up tick started in 2012, heart failure now a contributing cause in nearly 310,000 deaths a year. the rate was higher foremen than women. doctors in north carolina say they may be step closer to cure for als. they've been able to identify protein clumps in the brain, that contributes to paralysis and early death, in als patient. hope the discovery paves the way for drug to fight the disorder. those are some of the top stories and this week's health watch. >> people often make resolutions to lose weight or give up something, or to eat healthy watch if we made new resolution to keep us on track? >> keeping new years resolution may need to add

balance to our lives. focus on keeping happy, healthy, goals might become a nice side benefit. if you want to lose weight, instead of subtracting certain foods, add something. eat a serving of vegtables at every meal, or add a glass of water to your daily routine. over time, will leave no room for unhealthy habits. also, step away from the screen. whether that's the tv, computer or other devices being sedentary is not good for the waistline, step outside and get a fresh air. >> when you pay attention to what you put in your mouth, cuts down on mindless eating. may help you make better food choices. >> also, try choosing a theme as your new years resolution. a word, or phrase, that describes how you want to feel. instead of what you think you should do. for example, authenticity,

clarity, kindness, when you focus on your theme each day you to can have a positive impact on your behavior. for today's health minute. >> so this morning on "eyewitness news", pennsylvania turnpike drivers, get ready to pay little more to travel on the road. how much more you'll pay at the tolls. plus, that is prank so many of us played as kids. dingdong ditch, ringing doorbell, running away. but for one teen the game turned dangerous. justin? >> pleasant finish to the to the weekend. "eyewitness news" returns.

>> today is sunday, january 3rd, i'm rahel solomon. let's get your day start wad check on weather. justin drabick is out on the cbs-3 skydeck. cool forecast. >> yes, today probably one of the warmers days out of the next seven. talking first real true hit of arctic air coming at us late tonight and certainly for monday and tuesday, but cold this morning, sun is up, nice clear skies, not bad start to the sunday. big travel day today. looks pretty good.

battling sun glare throughout the morning. no storms coming at us across the mid-atlantic and northeast. freezing at the airport, mid 20's, in a lot of the cold spots, especially up in the lehigh valley, interior south jersey are dropped this morning. twenty-three at this hour, in quakertown. winds, good news, pretty much calm to maybe about 5 miles per hour. so, no nasty windchills just yet. it will be different come tomorrow and certainly on tuesday morning. there is storm scan3, nothing happening, clear skies, full sunshine, pretty much today. few clouds roll in tonight, with the auric cold front. this morning it is clear, it is cold, 20's, three's, temperatures, quickly climbing up into the 40's for this afternoon. so our highs are actually going to be above average today. average high 41, we make it to 47 degrees for philadelphia, 48 at the shore, mid 30's in the poconos, and then tomorrow, true signs of winter coming at us. high temperature of 36 degrees. that would be the coldest day since march 6th of 2015. so been a while since we had high temperatures that cold. we will talk about how long that lasts coming up in the full forecast in a few

minutes, rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. and there is a turnpike toll increase happening today in pennsylvania, drivers will be paying more e-zpass or not. justin finch shows us what it means for travelers in the keystone state this morning. justin, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, good morning. load up the e-zpasses, start rounding up the extra change, because overnight the turnpike polls did tick bit higher just in time for the new year. passenger cars with e-zpasses are now saving, at much as 35% compared to cash customer counterpart. dollar 16 is what you will pay today and on for cash payers that is correct dollar 70 rate is out, dollar 80 is now in. but why the hike? well, the new rates will help the turnpike commission pay the bills will help pay for roadway and mass transit project. among them, the widening and rebuild of the 75 year old 550-mile system that did turn

75 back in october. speaking to our partners at "kyw news radio", the turnpike spokesman says that drivers will also see some other improvement, starting today. >> customers proceeding, new main line toll plaza, that will be the start and end of the turnpike ticket system called neshaminy tolls plaza, mile or so on the east side of the bensalem exit. >> being called across the board toll increase, that means everyone paying more. also see some other changes which include the toll plazas, on the far east and the turnpike, they'll be rework, the turnpike also going cash less over at the delaware river bridge. we are live here from the tolls, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, back over to you. >> justin, thanks a lot. >> and saudi arabia decision to execute 47 prisoners, including a influencial muslim cleric has prompted outrage around the world. leaders in iran and other

countries warned of further backlash. saudi arabia insists the excuses were part of quote justified war on terrorism. cbs news correspondent jonathan investigate lee at i reports, critics say the cleric, they killed, was a protester who posed no threat. >> reported all 47 men killed in the mass execution were members of al quaida. including prominent she i can cleric. but the charismatic religious leader known by his followers as peaceful reformist who opposed violence. news every his death sparked wave of protest around the region, iranian capitol of tehran, demonstrators ransacked the saudi embassy, set it on fire. protests turned violent as police fired tear gas, and in saudi arabia near them you are home in the eastern province, both men and women took to the streets chanting. iran used their state run news

to condemn his death. >> despite international calls, for his release. >> rose to prominence after demanding more rights for the shiite minor at this in the sunni world saudi kingdom. he was shot and arrested in 2012, during anti-government protests, that errupted as part of the arab. this marks the largest mass excuse on single day in the country in the past few decades. saudi officials defended them as an objective and legal way to ensure justice. but as the protest grew, the european union damneder could have dangerous consequences for a region already fought with sectarian tension. foreign minister said calling him will cost audi arabia dearly. more protests scheduled in iran and several other countries. cbs news, london. >> us officials say, 17 guantanamo bay detainers will be re hosted this week and sent to other countries.

once they're moved there will be 90 detainees left in guantanamo bay. president obama has tried unsuccessfully to close, since taking offers, he called it magnet for jihad recruitment. it was neighborhood prank gone wrong. teenager in the hospital after he was shot during a game of dingdong ditch. cbs news correspondent marlie hall has the details. coal peyton started 2016 in a hospital bed. police chief steven lem g says the 14 year old shot while pulling a neighborhood prank we've had report of some kids running around neighborhoods, ringing doorbells, running. >> at about 1:30 a.m. new years day authorities got call involving peyton and two friends. trying to break-in. >> found him on the shoot earth front porch struck in the arm and stomach.

samantha perry is a neighbor odd. >> and kids being kids right there. i don't think there should have been anything like that involved. say why unarmed, did not try to break into the house, stand your ground law a use deadly force only if reasonable force of imminent peril. >> that's where the district attorney will have to decide whether the homeowner use deadly force in that situation. >> remains in the hospital in stable condition. marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> north carolina pastor may have saved the lives of his congregation, after disarming gunman during a gun violence. man with a rival walked into wright's church new years eve, wright just walk right up to him and asked can i tell you -- help you. the gunman asked to pray for him. apologized to the congregation, he is undergoing

a mental health evaluation. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", president obama taking up the issue every gun control this week. what he's calling for, and the backlash from fellow politicians and gun rights activists. >> plus, the latest attempt to take down donald trump. hackers took down donald trump's website yesterday. the group claiming responsibility. >> and another cool but calm day in our area. justin has a check of your work week forecast coming up

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>> collar camry for a second time. he says thank to the city he says thank you philly police officer and all philadelphians it, has been a pleasure serving as commissioner. hashtag unforgettable. ramsey came out of retirement in 2008 to take over as philly's top cop. he'll be succeeded by richard rot this thursday. new mayor of philadelphia, jim kenney, takes office tomorrow. kenny says move earth is he his top priority. his other top priorities, reducing jail n and i am proving with the african-american community. "eyewitness news", jessica dean, will have one-on-one interview with jim kenney, the city's nine the mayor tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> a hacking group is taking credit for briefly taking down donald trump's presidential campaign website. the site was down for about an hour yesterday, from 11:00 a.m. to noon.

the group called new world hacking, which claims to focus its effort on terror groups like isis, so they took it down for quote one hour test. new world hacking also took credit for shutting down the bbc news' website earlier this week. >> site of san bernardino shooting rampage left 14 people dead, 21 injured, is set to reopen tomorrow. there will be tighter security, as the regional center 600 employees return to work. september err has been closed since december 2nd, when sigh ad and his wife tashfeen malik started their shooting rampage. both were killed later in a shoot-out with police. >> tomorrow the president will work to get back to work beginning his final year in office, with new action on gun control. he'll meet with attorney general loretta lynch. the president wants to expand background checks, and the executive order he's intending on issuing don't require approval from congress. cbs news correspondent kris van cleave has more on the

push back from republican presidential candidate, and gun right advocate. >> prom ills every gun control, immediate push back from presidential candidates. >> donald trump speak to go moderator of "face the nation". >> i have to take a look at t right now they have plenty of rules and regulations, and they should be looking at meant at health. we should build like institutions for people that are sick o's. we have sicko's all over the plates, that's the problem. >> pledged to undo the obama reforms on day one, jeb bush posted this came pan video criticizing president obama. >> why don't you focus more on keeping weapons out of the hands of islamic terrorists and lesson keeping weapons out of the hands of law abiding americans. >> president obama considering executive offered, expanding the definition of who is a gun seller. to include people previously

considered collectors, who sell more than a certain number of firearms in a year that would increase numb burr every transactions requiring backgrounds checks. also being considered, is requiring stepped up reporting and tracking of lost or stolen guns. nrra calls it nothing more than political stunt, will do nothing to increase public safety. >> executive something better than no action. john summers from the brady campaign. >> can those types of actions result in less gun violence? >> all we're talking about is keeping guns out of the hands every dangerous people, people we all guy shouldn't have them. >> kris van cleave, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". president obama is on his way back to the white house this morning, after his holiday vacation in hawaii. saturday the first family visited the honolulu zoo. the president, his daughters, his sister and neices strolled along on the last day of their vacation, when at the stopped it look at the leap ores, president picked up young girl so she co-have a better view.

president and first family left on plane for washington late last night. >> good sunday morning, waking to up cold temperatures, this afternoon, actually returns above average, talking about pleasant conditions, then get ready for our first shot of arctic air of the winter season. clear skies, calm winds, a loft locations low 20's, so checking in with weather watchers. coldest spots, down in newark, delaware, 22 degrees. cart inning ton, bill, 23 degrees, miler and middletown, delaware, jason at 27, still below freezing, lawrenceville, chesterfield, cherry hill, here if philadelphia, also below freezing at 29 degrees. into new jersey, still 30 clementon, ocean sit the warmest spot, to the coast, 36, a lot of areas seeing frost this morning, check out this shot from dolores lee, has the 23 agree temperatures

in newark, that's thick frog, have to put some muscle in it this morning. that's the deal. a lot of sun throughout the afternoon should help melt the frost quickly seeing good sunrise. check it out berks county, live look there, 25 degrees west southwest wind, 3 miles per hour, see the frost, out on the field, this hour. so this is what is happening this week. it will be colder, compared to the past several weeks, today pretty much the warmest out of the next five. upper 40's, average high of 41 degrees, really take a hit tomorrow and tuesday, high temperatures low and mid 30's, that's it, so that's arctic air, settling in. only going to last couple of days though, by the end of the week start to return back little above average, mid 40's by thursday, friday. north and west over southern canada, will swing through tonight, should come through dry. seeing clear skies right now, mid-atlantic, northeast, great news for travel conditions,

coming off the holiday weekend, back it reality tomorrow, work, school, and also it will feel like winter. here comes the front, got the arctic air mass, talking about temperatures for the heist, good five to 10 degrees below average. so again, low and mid 30's for couple of days, monday and actualsment not much weather to talk about with the front. maybe few clouds later today in the poconos, maybe scattered flu bye it up in the mountains being tomorrow morning, looking pretty good with clear skies into the afternoon sunshine, maybe through fair weather clouds. >> colder air, sustained winds speeds, 10 miles purr hour, winds starts to pick up during the day upon day, talking about windchills value, down into the teens, even during the day monday, and possibly even single digits specially early tuesday morning. today though, pretty comfortable, mid to upper 40's for early january not bad with the sunshine, tonight it get cold. so monday morning waking up, 20's around philadelphia, even

teens possibly in the coldest sub, shall then monday afternoon look at that only low and mid 30's for the temperatures. trend, flip flopped over the past several weeks, ridge over the eats, trough in the west, kind of switching, so this is what is going to happen. now the jets going to start diving further to the south every now and then, allows cold arctic air southward. seeing first shot of the season coming in tomorrow. and every five days or so we could get some hit of colder air. so mostly sunny, breezy today, 47 degrees for high temperature, tonight, gets cold, 28 for the city, colder out in the suburbs, extended forecast again no big storms to talk about, just cold, 36 for the high monday, 34 tuesday, tuesday morning, that's cold stuff. twenty for the city. teens in the suburbs. by the end of the week we start to warm back up mid four's, necessary chance for some rain coming in late friday in saturday. rahel, back over to you. >> justin, thanks a lot. speaking of that cold montgomery county declaring code blue cold weather

emergency. based on review of national weather service forecast. code blue will run from 9:00 tonight through 9:00 a.m. wednesday. it means weather conditions post serious threat or death to individuals without shelter. code blue are enacted when the air temperature and windchill is expected to be below 20 degrees. >> let's go to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning. >> good morning, not too bad of a traffic day so far. the will be a busy one, a loft folks head home from the long holiday week. you're looking at i59 at the walt whitman bridge, i95 in the middle of our screen, walt whitman bridge at the top of your screen there. no delays on i95 or the walt whitman bridge but seeing increased volume the roadway and on the bridge. taking walt whitman bridge to the atlantic city expressway keep in mind there is an accident in the westbound lanes, right at the ac international airport. left lane blocked, and there are delays. we move the traffic cam to the schuylkill at south street. as you can see, it is pretty

busy on this portions schuylkill, but the schuylkill looks all right through philadelphia and it suburb with no delays or problems yet. mover the traffic again, mid-county tomes of the pa turnpike, headed to the poconos, maybe it is cold enough for snow today, they're making it up there, no delays or problems on the north east extension or the pa turnpike. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, ann evans, now, rahel, back to you. >> our area has a lot of swedish history. even swedish colony along the delaware river in the mid 16 hundreds, did you know that? meisha johnson took dream drive to check out some history here's to her heart. >> fdr park south fill. >> i american swedish historical museum. i am told the building was modelled on 17th century swedish manner, which is going to be awesome to see. >> i lived in sweden for years, so this takes me right

back. >> can i get a high five? that was awesome. >> kid friendly place, once a month the museum hoses toddler time. >> this is yummy, says carl licking his fingers? with lessons in swedish tradition, and swedish smacks. >> this is very particular swedish cookie they make around christmas time, and i happen to make them all year around. >> play room dedicate today one of sweden's most famous children. >> a lot of people don't know that pip i long stocking or pip i is actually swedish. >> i know, we learned that (speaking swedish). >> i like to come in here to have the tradition keep going for now for my children. >> you will never walk into a swedish gift store without seeing ... executive director tracey beck showed me their big. >> how did you get this one? this one is mass enough size.

>> gift from sweden to us. >> this is hand painted sort of swedish folk art. everyone different, because they are hand painted and not made in a factory. >> colorful swedish artwork suffer where. from traditional dresses and textiles, to homes, large and small. >> such swedish cabin or swedish home feel to it. >> absolutely. we call it our suga, similar to what one room house that people would have lived in in the 1800s would look like, they pant dollars the sealing to bring color, and light, into their homes during the dark winter. >> different rooms dedicate today different swedish artwork. dramatic art deck owe room inspired by luxury ocean liner, the chicago room has huge mosaic made with 2,000 pieces of 100 different kind of wood. and of course -- >> oh,. >> oh, that's beautiful. >> yes. >> it is a painting of the

x-ray fish party. if you really want a taste of sweden, they have that, too. so this is a hear bread that we eat with basically every single meal. >> from canned toy apple, this was a delicious end to a dream drive. >> who knew meisha is so swedish. very cool. still to come this morning, on "eyewitness news", the eagles finish their disappointing season today. but, the coaching search has just gun. what the eagles say they've been speaking with. first, here is a look at what's on tonight on cbs-3.

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>> when eagles owner jeffrey lurie, he mentioned the reason they fired chip kelly on tuesday, was to get a jump start on the coaching search. those wheels are now in motion, after the team confirmed, that they've interviewed running back, coach, duce staley, for the opening. staley on since 2011, played for the eagles until 2003. this afternoon it will be pat shurmur running the show as the eagles finish out the season against the giants. join us this morning for the final cbs-3 sunday kickoff of the season. we begin at 11:30, don bell is

live at the meadowlands, merrill reese will join him, myself, leslie van arsdale, will hold down the fort here, 11:30 this morning here on cbs-3. when christian descended on happy valley, he was thought to be one of the next three quarterbacks in college football. while that never materialized, at penn state, he is thought to have a shot at the pro level. so, after the player bowl against george, a he announced he'll be headed to the nfl. how much he would not go out the way he wanted. he would leave the game in the second quarter after explaining throwing shoulder here, plenty every time before the april ntl draft. >> fine malcolm mitchell, 44 yards on the score, georgia up ten-three. just sit back, relax, fire up the sony. that's running back michelle making moves, bulldog g his way into the end zone, georgia up 24-three, the lions, claw

their way back in the fourth, but fall short, lose to go georgia 24 to 17. the up and down flyers have lost three of their last four as they continued their three game california road trip against the kings. in the first period, the flyers turn it over, and the kings would cash in on the three-on one, this is dwight king, his second of the year, pass michael, one-nothing la. >> the flyers lose to the kings two to one. >> temple was at the liacouras center houston and it wasn't pretty. one of the fundamentals of basketball of course is boxing out, and they fail to do that to lauren barnes, who follows with huge dunk, cougars up 19 at the half. second half, same as the first, this is rob gray, jr., roam for three. houston smashes temple by 27. st. joe's was down in richmond, final minutes, the hawks up two, and the spiders

seandray jones walks right to the hoops. can't do that. phil martelli would rip the hair out if he had it. here is deandre, to save the hair, and the day. step back jumper is good. st. joe's on fire. they win 77-73. they're 11 and two. that's it for sport. i'm pat gallen, have a great day. >> a good time for a good cause in montgomery county this weaken. the annual land panthers alumni game held at cheltenham high school wynnecote. game raises money for the american cancer society through the national coaches versus cancer initiative. the lady panthers have quite the legacy, since 1993, they have won two state titles, four district titles, and 22 league titles. way to go. >> and that's it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what's coming up at 8:00. local singling group gets a huge honor. find out why they went to the vatican to sing for pope francis. >> this holiday season, if you got a gift card from a store you don't like, you can

exchange it for a reduced price. consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with how this new program works. >> and break out those sunglasses for the bright sunshine. but it will be chilly. justin is back to tell us when some even colder air moves in. we're back in a moment.

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