well, temperatures are on their way up this weekend but it comes with a little catch, justin drabick is tracking rain heading our way and will tell you when it will a arrive coming up. we are also following latest on the philadelphia police officer ambush while on patrol a brazen shooting a at a extremely close range. this morning, the the the officer recorresponds, we're hearing how a as he being hailed a hero and hearing from the relatives of the a alleged gunman. and it is hottest ticket in town, power ball fever is spreading a and we are live as excitement grows over record breaking jackpot. it is saturday january 9th glad you are with us i'm nicole brewer. it the is 5:00 o'clock. we will be warmer but comes with the trade off.

>> unfortunately that is what you get this time of the year. it will be dreary, cloudy day. temperatures in the the 50's. tomorrow we will approach record highs again in the 60's. >> sixty's in january. >> how about that. main threat of the rain will come tomorrow morning. we could see steady rain. even this morning have the umbrella, rain jacket around just to be safe because we are tracking few light scattered showers rolling through right now. they were coming off the chesapeake bay an hour ago. they have diminished but a couple spotty showers through delaware county, head up toward the poconos, carbon, monroe, county temperatures right around freezing. so that rain could be freezing on contact, on some of those untreated surfaces but other than that, you know, cloudy skies, maybe a few areas of fog. we have 43 at the the a airport in philadelphia a. thirty-nine allentown. thirty-two in mount pocono. but they will climb above freezing within the next hour or so. lower 40's in the suburbs, willow grove, mount holly, new jersey. the wind shifted direction out of the east/north east and that is a milder flow off the ocean.

ocean temperatures still in the upper 40's to around 50. that is helping to bring in morning air. we have a shower early, temperatures in the the low to mid 40's by the a afternoon. still cloudy. temperatures right around 52 for afternoon high and that is over 10 degrees average. 50 degrees. better chance to find showers around in the the poconos and then tonight, after midnight we will see steady rain arrive and on sunday period of rain, heavier rain around the the morning hours. rainfall amounts 1 inch and left over showers possible in the afternoon. we will talk about another cold snap coming in our forecast next week and details in a few minutes. now back to you. we have an update to the philadelphia a police officer ambush on patrol. the suspect fired american a dozen shots at point blank range. miraculously the officer survived and is now being called a hero. police say shooter confessed to that crime saying he did it the in the name of the islamic state. natasha brown shows us surveillance video that captured the attack. >> reporter: surveillance

video shows cringe worthy ambush on officer jesse hartnett in west philadelphia suspect moving closer and closer, firing multiple shots until he reaches point blank range. >> shots fired, shots fired. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: his car riddled with bullet his left arm punctured by three, 9-millimeter round, officer hartnett gets out and gives change, injuring 30 year-old edward archer who is then quickly captured. >> the bravery he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. his will to live undoubted saved his life and we're ever so thankful to god that he is here today. >> reporter: police questioned a suspect as to the motive behind the unprovoke attacked, he confessed and continued to utter these word. >> he stated that he pledged his a allegiance to islamic state. he follows allah and that is yes was called upon to do this, a according to him he believes that the police defend laws contrary to the

teachings of the quran. >> reporter: sources tell cbs the news that archer traveled to the middle east including trips to die report and saudi arabia and while in prison he may have coverted to islam. police and fbi officials stop short of commenting on whether archer had any known ties to any organization, or other suspects. >> i won't confirm that, for a variety of reason but one is so we don't let folks that we're probably or maybe known from the pass let them know what we know. >> reporter: while the the investigation continues to unravel, officers rally around their brother in blue as he travels a lengthy road to recovery. officer hartnett remains in stable condition, meantime, we are told he will need several surgeries to repair his severely injured arm. at police headquarters, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". those who know officer hartnett are describing him as dedicated and compassionate. he is a native of east lansdowne and serve on the police force there before joining the philadelphia

police department among those praising the the officer his father inn a also police commissioner richard ross. >> we's very proud of him. he is a great person. it will be a tough road. he is a tough guy. excellent philadelphia police officer. >> he was a compassionate police officer in that even an individual he a arrested not long ago for narcotics he stopped and got food for that individual's son. very person he a arrested. >> hartnett is a a five-year veteran of the philadelphia police force. while local and federal authorities are searching the suspect's neighborhood for more information, "eyewitness news" spoke with his family. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco traveled to yah den delaware county where she talked to one of the suspect's relatives. >> reporter: outside edward archer's mom's home a female relative who answered the door friday said the family is still in shock. >> we are a's just trying to get through right now, figure everything out. >> reporter: officials from the atf and fbi spent most of

the day searching the family a's home on mapel street in yah den, one of the three addresses sources say archer frequented. investigators in white suits carried out boxes of evidence. >> i was a little surprised when they say, it it was him, i was really surprised, i wouldn't think that he would go as far as to do something like that. >> reporter: while most neighbors didn't know him donald king, who lives across the the street often saw archer coming and going wearing muslim dress and took him to be a loaner. >> mostly by himself. you could not associate any particular characteristic about him other than he would come and go. >> reporter: yah den's mayor says archer was recently released from prison and he was known for drugs and weapons charges. >> he has been on our radar screen. i believe he was scheduled to be in our county court, next week. >> reporter: earlier investigators served a warrant at a home on west 61st and pine street the in philadelphia near shooting scene. an apartment belonging to the

archer family, possibly his grandmother. archer was believed to be headed thereafter the a alleged shooting. the sources say he had a key from an apartment on him when he was caught. archer is also believed to have a chester address, he was due in a delaware county court on monday on unrelated charges. in yah denim's diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meantime new philadelphia mayor jim kenney who has been on the job since only monday says he does not believe the the suspect's actions are a representation of islam. >> in no way, shape or form does anyone in this room believe islam or teaching of islam has anything to do with what you have seen on that screen. that is abhorrent, it is just terrible and it does not represent the the religion in anyway shape or form or any of its teachings. the this is a criminal with a stolen gun who tried to kill one of our officers. it has nothing to do were being a muslim or following the islamic faith. >> and members of our local islamic community, say that they a agree.

>> islam is dedicated to the service of god and service of all humanity and any act that violates the the services of humanity violates the the services of god. what this man did has nothing to do with true islam. >> rasheed says all religions should unite against extreme is ideal. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the officer a ambush. see latest developments and see the press conference in its entirety at cbs philly.com. it is power ball fever across the united states a as jackpot grows to 800 million-dollar. wow. it is largest jackpot in u.s. history. the as you can imagine our alexandria hoff is live outside wawa in pennsauken on tonight's big drawing, alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. you cannot buy a power ball ticket until 6:00 a.m. but with the jackpot so high people are buzzing. the at 800 million-dollar, even the the lot theory commission is calling this unchartered territory. so, the spirit of these games we have paul burnheart a

assistant professor of statistics and mathematics in villanova and he hooked us up with real possible philly inspired possibilities on what someone could do with this money. a winner could buy 21 and a half cheese steaks from tony lukes for everyone in philadelphia. or that person could then take everyone to hershey park, three times, and still have enough money to buy every kid in philadelphia, 200 more and hopefully money left over for fire extinguisher. if you took the cash option you would get about 500 million-dollar, after taxes that would bring you to about 300, but for professor burnheart says winner of this 800 million-dollar jackpot, still would not crack the top ten richest in both pennsylvania and new jersey. i thought the that was shocking. but we will be out here talking for people now, reporting live from pennsauken i'm will alexandria hoff, now back to you. >> cheese steaks for everyone, all right alex, thanks.

investors may not get rich with stocks this week. stock market closed out its worst week since 2011. friday was another down day for the markets. investors have been rattled about concerns over a slow down in china's economy and plunging oil prices. strong jobs report was not enough to stem the downward movement. dow jones finished 167 points to close at 16,346. the nasdaq lost 45 points, the s and p was also in the red losing 21 points. coming up next one of the world's most wanted is back in custody a after escaping prison. how authorities caught up to the drug dealer known as el chapo. also justin beiber kicked out why the pop star was asked to he reeve a popular tourist spot in mexico. now that it is feeling more like winter. you may be thinking about using your fireplace. we will tell but precautions to take to keep you are familiar willly safe, we will be right

new this morning police are investigating a homicide overnight in philadelphia. this happened about 1:30 this morning in the 800 block of north forty-ninth street. police found a 19 year-old man shot several times in the the face and chest. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. there is no word on a suspect a at this time. a community gathering to remember a young mother and her two-year old son killed in the house fire. family and friend placed candles and stuffed animals near burnout home on north fourth street in west kensington. elizabeth perez who was eight

months pregnant initially escaped but then went back inside to rescue her two-year old son. they both became trapped by that fire. officials say five space heaters were running and the home did not have working smoke detectors. well, two men at center of the deadly building collapse at 22nd and market streets have learned their fate. demolition contractor griffin campbell apologized to the victims and families before being sentenced to 15 to 30 years in prison. ex-straight or and operator received seven and a half to 15 years in prison. in 2013, six people died and 13 before injured when a building under demolition collapsed on to a salvation army thrift store. well, bill cosby a's preliminary hearing on sexual assault charge in montgomery county is set for february 2nd. the cosby is accused of assaulting a former temple university head coach in helps home in 2004. more than 50 women have come forward claiming cosby drugged and sexually assaulted them. the cosby denies any

wrongdoing. joachim el chapo guzman is recaptured after six months on the run. he was arrested following a gun battle on friday. he a had been on the run since july when he made a spectacular escape from a maximum security prison in mexico. el chapo is thought to be responsible for 34,000 deaths, and controls mexico's largest drug cartel. well, more trouble for justin beiber, singer and his entourage were asked to leave mexico's, ruins after the pop star a a apparently tried to climb on to the ruins, yeah. you can climb some in mexico but officials restrict access to some ruins that are considered vulnerable or unstable. come on now. >> yes. >> stay off the the pyramid, who do you think you are. >> oh, beiber. >> let's talk about the forecast. >> yes. >> we have to trade it off, with some rain. >> it is january, tough, you know, nice sunny day, 60's, 70's but we have rain today. better chance for steady rain

tomorrow. that is not cool for the skiers, riders, they were able to throw down a a lot of snow and then first full weekend when they have to have good conditions, they have to deal with some rain it has been tough. >> check it out, center city live look at just overcast skies. a a few a areas could see a areas of cloudy showers and a little drizzle this morning. we had that in delaware and parts of the delaware county right now but overall will a cloudy, milder overcast day and check out our headlines, so temperatures stay well above average for this weekend. tomorrow we have a shot of tying the record and maybe even breaking the record at 63 . the that is record high for philadelphia, good steady rain come out late tonight after midnight for first half of sun and if you are a fan wait a few more days we will get a blast of arctic air in our forecast. here we are, low to mid 40's over most location this is morning across delaware and south jersey, 42 degrees in millville, we have cloud, maybe a little bit of fog in some spots and that is keeping temperatures level or uniform in most spots.

chalfont, malvern have 39 degrees, getting up towards lehigh valley, same deal. mount pocono. they did cancel winter weather advisory early but there could be pockets of left over freezing rain. if you are traveling up north, a across the turnpike over the next hour or so. not much action on the radar, again a few areas of spotty showers, very light rain, that is steadier rain as well tore south and west, storms are fast moving. the it will get the in here around midnight the tonight. afternoon stays dry but as low pressure center approached us tonight, tomorrow morning we will have pockets of heavy rain coming in early on sunday morning. maybe a rumble of thunder. the it is warm, temperatures up around 60, lower 60's, once this front passes later on sunday night we have to bring in a new fresh batch of arctic air in here monday. temperatures back down to the 30's and win. big change from the weekend in to early next week. our future weather model is showing clouds, a a few areas of drizzle and mist into this evening, still looking okay,

overcast skies tonight, and it is after midnight between midnight and 2:00 a.m. we will see rain moving from the south and west. pockets of heavy rain from the city on north and west. the south jersey less rain from this system. then by early afternoon sunday steady rain breaks up, a few left over showers and may even see sunshine and that warms temperatures up in the 60's. how much rain? well, anywhere from a half inch to maybe up to an inch from this system rolling through sunday. the less farther south and east we go from the city. look at the temperatures, today 10 degrees above average. lower 50's, mid 50's in the warmest spots the tonight, and it is pretty mild in the mid to upper 40's. look at the tomorrow reaching low 60's in some location ifs we can get a few peaks of sunshine. today cloudy skies and maybe a shower, 52 for the the high. the tonight that steady rain develops after midnight, 47, for the low temperature and check out the extended forecast, 63, sunday with the morning rain, we are back to sun monday and colder at 39, tuesday up to 42. wednesday, that true arctic

air coming in with a high of 32 degrees but it the stays dry through next week with just cold and sunshine, back to you. well, lot of people just started firing up their fireplace these week as temperatures tumbled earlier in the week but as we try to stay warm it is important to remember safety should come first. in this weeks angie's list report jim donovan will look at some of the things you should know to keep your family protected. >> reporter: ashley eldridge has been sweeping chimneys for decade, so poorly maintained fireplaces don't surprise him. >> i have seen things installed backward, i have seen fireplaces that were incapable of functioning properly. most of the fireplaces are not built the way that they should be built. the smoke chamber should be very smooth as it leads the smoke in the flew and it is rarity to find that done properly. >> reporter: that is just one reason to have your fireplace inspected and swept regardless of fit burns wood or gas. >> no math ther what kind of fireplace you have you should

have it cleaned, inspect every year, and this includes gas fireplaces. even though they dent get a build up they to have other issues, that need to be attended to. >> reporter: ceramic logs candy tear rate and debris can block vents which could a spark a chimney fire. then there is an issue of keeping moisture out. >> water entry is single biggest problem whether you have a masonry or factory built chimney. you have to make sure water isn't entering into the chase or masonry chimney for that matter. >> reporter: moisture could cause cracks that effect the ventilation system potentially letting carbon monoxide enter your home. make sure shut off is outside the the fireplace in case of an emergency. if it the isn't have a plumber reroute to it a safer spot. make sure anyone who cleans or inspection your fireplace is certified by the crimini safety institute of america. for fireplace safety information from angie, visit cbs philly.com/angie's list.

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supporting actress in the hunger games and game of thrones gets a starring role in the new horror movie. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight takes a look at her frightening trips into the woods. >> this week natalie dormer venture into a japan force known for suicide and angry spirits in an attempt to save her sister in the forest. >> your sister went in the forest, it is where lost people go, to run into

suicide. >> sarah played by national the lee dormer is a young woman looking for her twin sister who goes missing in the forest, a real life place in japan where people have gone to commit suicide and according to legend is haunted by a variety of spirits. the movie was primarily filmed in another location but dormer was brave enough to visit the actual forest and learn how intense the place really is. >> the forest is really dangerous, do not leave the path. >> it was amazing. it was a bit of the pilgrimage, to me i felt out of the respect it is something i had to do and it is very sacred to the japanese. there is a lot of superstition, respect attached to the place and i was interested because when i stepped a few inches in the past to take some photos my japanese driver refused to even step a meter off the path. >> you cannot stay after dark. >> i'm not leaving without my

sister. >> you are getting par floyd. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to the in the studio. >> wow, scary. >> for latest news from hollywood watch entertainment tonight on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. coming up next on "eyewitness news" a police officer's moving account posted on facebook to a fellow officer injured in the ambush thursday night. we will have have it for you. also ahead power ball jackpot now at 800 million and it may not stop there we are live a as excitement grows over the the biggest jackpot in u.s. history. cricket the player doesn't win any points for this interview, see what happened after he tried flirting with the reporter, um-hmm, we are back in the moment, stay with

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there were heavier showers earlier a across cecil county maryland and delaware. they are starting to diminish. they may run into a few rain drops this morning otherwise just cloud. steady rain does arrive to our forecast late tonight mainly have after midnight and decent rain in our forecast on the way for sunday. fog not so much an issue right now, we are down to 3 miles for visibility but we are doing okay. mount pocono the exception 1 mile, temperature in mount pocono 32. any rain that does drop up there could freeze on contact, in some spots, and could be icy locations on the untreated surfaces. other than that we are well above freezing, 40's in most locations. thirty-nine in quakertown. breaking down your day, cloudy day best chance for that shower would be in the morning and afternoon and high of 52, ten above average. tomorrow getting near record warmth but there will be rain with it. between midnight, 2:00 a.m. tonight we will see rain arrive with the heavier rain during the morning, tapering off to showers sunday

afternoon. we have more cold air in the seven day and those details in a few minutes. nicole, back to you. now an update on the philadelphia police officer ambush while on patrol. that police officer is recovering in the hospital this morning after a suspect fired more than a dozen shots, at point blank range. >> i'm shot, i'm bleeding heavily. >> surveillance video captured the ambushing as one officer jesse hartnett in west philadelphia thursday night. thirty year-old edward archer shot the officer three times in the arm. officer hartnett then gets out of his police car running after archer who was eventually captured. >> bravery, he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. the his will to live undoubted saved his life and we're ever so thankful to god that he is here today. >> archer a allegedly told police that he shot the officer because of his allegiance to the islamic state. the there is no word whether he a actually has any ties to

the terror organization. police are continuing to investigate, meanwhile officer hartnett is expect to recover. a fellow philadelphia officer is giving his dramatic, moving account of the shooting in a letter to a hero. the facebook post celebrates the bravery of officer jesse hartnett and already been shared tens of thousands of times. yes, sir contact dean has more. >> reporter: the post by johnny castro to fellow officer jesse hartnett begins quote, you were working solo, probably bored out of your mine because it was a quiet night. it goes on what you didn't see was a man approaching your driver's side window with a fully loaded handgun by his side. the without warning, or provocation, he raised his weapon and began firing into your vehicle. the castro described hartnett's miraculous reaction. you duck your head down at just the right moment the round missed your head by inches, without hesitation you for the your attacker almost instantly. the castro called it a fight

for life and death. i was only two minutes away but it felt like it took meehan hour. he continues, two officers threw you in their car and rushed to you presbyterian hospital where their drama unit and surgeons work through the the night. castro admits it is hard to believe hartnett is alive, god was watching over you, did you great last night, you made the 18th district and the entire department proud of you. you are a hero. january 7th will forever will be your alive day. rest upes joy i hartnett. jessica dean cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in the wake of the attack on officer hartnett and an a attempt add attack on officers in paris, on thursday, new york city police department wants its officers to be extra vigilant. in a letter to officers nypd wrote these two incidents demonstrate continued threat that members of the service face from individual seeking to target law enforcement personnel. new york city police department strongly advise all members of the service to

exercise a high degree of vigilance. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the officer ambush, you can get latest developments and see the press conference in its entirety at cbs philly.com. well, it is power ball fever a across the united states as the the jackpot grow toss 800 million-dollar. the that is the largest jackpot in u.s. history. our alexandria hoff is live outside the the wawa in pennsauken this morning with more on tonight's big drawing, alex. >> reporter: hi there, nicole. the a as we learn last half an hour the winner of this jackpot could buy everyone in philadelphia 21 and a half cheese steaks from tony lukes, then take everybody on trips to hershey park and still have money to buy every kid in the city, 200 horses. i decided to do calculations of my own morning addition, might appreciate this but with this record breaking jackpot one could buy every person in new jersey a tall star bucks latte, every day, for an entire month.

that would be mighty generous especially i could use one right now, quite actually. the as a cash pay out you will get under 500 million-dollar after taxes, that would take you to about 300 million and chances are, well, we talk to chances if they saw themselves as one in 292 million. >> i don't know what i would do with all that money, but i will take care of my family and friend. >> invest some of it, college fund for children, a couple houses. and then rest of it i would probably just go crazy. >> reporter: i heard a lot of going crazy, other answer that was a good one i asked what would you do if you won this money. the person said go into hiding. that sound about right this drawing will take place tonight and ticket sales will end up at 10:00 p.m. reporting live, i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you wonder what would life be like. people would never leave you alone. makes you wonder.

>> reporter: people say there would be cousins, brothers, knocking down your door. >> absolutely. all right, alex, thanks. friend and strangers in a new hampshire community are coming together to win big. they decided to post idea for town lottery pool on her face book page. she only expect 30 or 40 friend to participate but for wednesday's power ball jackpot, 885 people went in for the tickets. >> never in my wildest dreams, i have never done this before. this is just on a whim. >> they didn't win, of course, no one won wednesday's jackpot but group isn't discouraged they plan to play again tonight so just over one hour sitting outside a coffee shop, laundromat gets name and money for those folks in on that pool. they are ready for tonight's big drawing. it is smart, put your money together, see what happens. still a ahead, dry irritated eyes, blurred vision, headaches, neck pain,

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eat well for less. my giant. welcome back. new diet guidelines announced this week have triggered an avalanche of criticism. the the guidelines have broad recommendations more fruits, veggies, less sugar and limited saturated fats. the but some experts say the problem is recommendations are too vague. for example instead of avoiding sewed at guidelines say less than 10 percent of calories should come frommed ad sugars. instead of saying eat less meat, recommendations say less than 10 percent of your diet should come from saturated fats. >> there is no direct messaging in the diet guidelines, that says don't eat junk food, don't eat processed food, don't eat meat, don't drink soda. >> one physician's group is suing the government claiming the egg industry tried to weaken warnings about

cholesterol. usda denies that allegation and says process that created the guidelines was robust, and transparent. well, our local restaurants being honest with their ingredients. eleventh graders at this charter school in center city are taking a closer look. they have teamed up with a bio technology firm to test sushi samples from ten philadelphia restaurants. they wanted to find out if it is tuna in that dish or a popular substitute. >> it is interesting just to see what we're eating, it is not as straightforward. we don't even know what we're eating. the it is important to know if we are consuming what we are buying. >> this experiment was just quick testing for common fishery placements, other more extensive testing will be done later. on the healthwatch a growing number of americans are spending a lot of time on devices like computers and smart phones. all that time spent staring at screens is causing eye trouble. the health reporter stephanie stahl has new research on the

problem. >> reporter: christopher collettei works in technology and sales and spend time on his lap top and smart phone. >> i was having headaches, and eye strain, and constantly blinking. >> reporter: he suffers from digital eye strain and he is not alone. new survey from the vision council shows eight in ten americans who suffer from digital eye strain use two or more devices at the same time. >> the human eyes weren't design to spend ten, 12 hours a day looking up close so it is a relatively new phenomenon. >> reporter: survey of 10,000 adults found 65 percent have americans suffer from symptoms such as dry, irritated eyes, blurred vision, headaches, as well as neck and back pain from staring at screens. >> i would say it the might even be higher then that. >> reporter: doctor jesse lee says you can prevent digital eye strain by using 20/20/20 rule. >> for every 20 minutes thaw are working up close to take a 202nd break to look at something, 20 feet further away, and that allows your eyes to reset and start back

fresh. >> for collettei new lenses made for digital eye strain were the the ultimate fresh start. >> from the moment i put the on my prescription i felt my eyes instantly relax. >> reporter: that was our health reporter, stephanie stahl, reporting. ski season is finally underway in the poconos. take a look at this video from cammal back mountain. a check of conditions shows 13 trails opened, six lifts up and running. ski resorts in the the poconos have been able to make snow thanks to the colder temperatures but definitely a late start, justin, we have had such a mild start to the winter season. >> it does happen from time to time but they are able to make the the snow. the you cannot do it this weekend because it is mild but next week another shot of cold air. they have a 2-foot base and a lot of resorts already. so, little by little we are getting better. today, mild day, little bit of rain, and steady rain arrives tomorrow. the first week end where we have good ski conditions. in the the best forecast. live look at ben franklin bridge. the just overcast skies.

check out storm scan three. not a lot showing up. there were showers rolling through cecil county, maryland, new castle county delaware and chester and delaware counties. earlier this morning. they have diminish. every now and then you may run into a few areas of drizzle this will morning. the heads up in the poconos we could have freeze drizzle until carbon and monroe county this morning with temperatures holding right around freezing at this hour. we are under a warming trend, 40 degrees is where we should be this time of the year. we will go back to last tuesday, 32, the the actual high temperature. we will see that next week. each day got warmer. yesterday mid 40's to day lower 50's and tomorrow we're approaching record warmth, so this is what we would have to beat, to set new record. sixty-four in wilmington, 63 as well as philadelphia a. right new we are looking for a a high of 63. so tie, probably even breaking, the the record for tomorrow. and here's the reason. we have a storm system working its way in. we will get a nice push of south wind tonight and tomorrow. we will see rain arrives between midnight 2:00 a.m.

sunday morning. there will be heavy rain across the the region as well, especially sunday morning. by the afternoon it tapers off to a few showers and an a few peaks of sunshine that helps warm us up and once this front comes through sunday evening, we will get rush of cold air moving in for monday. heading back to work and school monday you'll feel a big difference in the temperatures. forty's to lower 50's just depend where you are, still a lot of cloud. cloud hang tough tonight during the evening it should stay dry, if you have evening plans, around town, going out for dinner. after midnight we will see that rain moving in and temperature sunday afternoon reaching low 60's in some spots even with some rain. don't get used to it. couple artist blast coming at us. the not happening this weekend but monday there is a cold pocket of air from can inadequacies, capture brief break tuesday and true cold air on wednesday. we have high temperatures struggling to get the to freezing and each day slowly lifts out by end of the next week into the weekend. for today, cloud, mild, maybe

a shower around 52 for the high temperature running 12 degrees above average. tonight rain arrives after midnight 47 degrees for the city, maybe cooler in the suburbs. here we go with the extended forecast, again, pretty much overcast day to day and tomorrow. few peaks of sun, sunday afternoon but watch out for heavy rain potential sunday morning. maybe a rumble of thunder. sunshine back out on monday, 38 degrees, windy, back to 42 on tuesday and then second round of cold air moves in on wednesday. high of only 32 degrees. we will keep it the in the 30's through next week but nicole, we are just lock into an overall dry weather pattern, just cold, sunny for next week. >> cold and sunny not too bad. is there an unusual a addition to the waterfront in the new jersey shore town of highland and it has got people talking. they say it looks like stone henge but as steve langford from our sister station in new york reports the the creation has kick off a monumental

blame game. >> reporter: this monument to survivors of super storm sandy is a gift from the tilt up concrete association, a non-profit trade organization to the bureau of highland, new jersey which is demanding that it be removed, little more than three months after it was built. >> i think it is ugly. >> reporter: it is not the look of the half million-dollar monument with the roof that weighs 360,000-pound that could make it go the way of the berlin wall. no, the problem is in within battered to get a permit from the state department of environmental protection. highland mayor frank noland spoke to us by speaker phone. >> hoy did it get built without the proper permit. >> i think it is something that we have done and just didn't realize it by the the bureau or organization. would i say we definitely have some blame in there, the buck stop here at my desk. >> reporter: highland sent a letter to the concrete trade a association declaring the the boro demand that the tilt up,

immediately and unconditionally remove the structure. the state says highland may still apply for a permit but boro has not made such a request. mayor says monument could be moved to another location without facing the wrecking ball, some homeowners on sandy hook bay would like to get their views back but not everyone wants the boro to tear down this wall. >> we should leave it there. i hope they don't change it. >> anything built around here in highland we appreciate it. so, i think the people should just take time to get used to it and they will like it. >> i will bet this will be resolved by end of january. >> reporter: shore henge a as some call it unlikely to survive here here even a few months let alone thousands of years like its distance english cousin n highland, new jersey steve langford for cbs two news. >> definitely need that permit, maybe not an obstruction of view, that can get dicey. one of the eagles coaching candidates may be off the market. we will tell you who has a second interview coming up

next. plus desean jackson rips his former boss what he had to say about chip kelly, find out next in sports. oh, boy, cricket star strikes out, we will tell you what happens after this, controversial issue, we will be right back.

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quarterback.com. desean said when you ruin a team like that you do things to peoples families. you release people, you trade people. you get rid of good players who build something with the community, with the fans. with the kids. to have a guy come in and change up the team like that, i just believe in karma. chip kelly reportly met with the 49ers for their vacant head coaching job. 49ers fired jim tomsul o after a five-11 season. they have 12 draft picks and potentially 40 million in cap space. over to the novacare complex the eagles did not the bring in another coaching candidate to interview, reportedly former player a assistant doug peterson will come to town sunday to interview. meanwhile dolphins scheduled a second interview with adam gase today, bears offensive coordinator met with the eagles on tuesday and apparently impressed jeffery lurie but the eagles did not offer him the job. stay tune. eagles looking for their second head coach in three years, sixers won 41 games in

two plus season, flyers okay, phillies rebuilding. bleak times for the four major teams. so what team will turn things around and finally give us a victory parade. pat gallen hit the streets to find out. >> reporter: eagles haven't won since 2008. the phillies haven't come close to 2011. the flyers haven't won a playoff series since the 2011/12 series. the sixers have been shut out of the post season since that same year. even the union have qualified for the mls playoffs just one time. >> yeah, it is hard, it is hard because this is a passionate town. we love these sport teams. we want to win. >> we need patient toss get through what is going on, in the philadelphia sports scene. we have a lot of anxious people out there. >> reporter: on cbs philly.com we posed a question which philadelphia sports team including some top college programs, will be the next to win a championship. >> it is not easy. it is not easy. i would have to say, the the

flyers and the eagles, right now. >> right now i would have to go with the flyers. i think ron hextall is making a all of the right moves. >> reporter: fans have spoken and stunning amount say the philadelphia union will be next, but not everyone is in agreement. >> the philadelphia soul, philly's favorite team. >> flyers are only team trying to build toward something. >> the flyers, and i believe we are rebuilding the eagles to a degree. >> i'll pick eagles. >> you feel strongly about that though. >> no. >> clearly no easy answer when it comes to figuring out who the next team in philadelphia will be to win a championship. if you go by those results you can tell that it is a rough sports landscape here in philadelphia a. from center city, i'm pat gallen for "eyewitness sports". >> that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal, have a nice day. do you feel strongly about that? no. i love that answer. on air flirtation didn't work out for an international cricket player. he didn't win any points for

hitting on a tv reporter during a live tv interview but as jeanie moos reports he is not the first guy trying to flirt on the air. >> reporter: don't blush baby tend in the to be a sports reporter question about cricket. >> chris gale got lost in the eyes of the the the reporter, here. >> but some saw red, not clever, not funny, not original. how about what a fine broadcaster do her job, tweeted a fellow reporter. gale's club called it a behavior that is inappropriate. it ended up being an expensive flirtation gale's team find him 10,000 australian dollars which works out to about 7,000 u.s. gale called it a simple joke, no disrespect intended.

>> she felt that way, then i'm really sorry for that. >> i issued an a apology and i accept that. i just want to move on. >> it moved back, back to the time of plastered joe nameeth got over. >> i could not careless about the team struggling report report time when erin andrews had to take evasive action at daytona 500. >> of course, good to see you. >> maybe it goodies to see occasionally a female interview flirt and maria sharapova a seems sweet on an australia reporter. >> good self esteem. >> i was just admiring your form. >> next thing you know the the reporter was broadcasting a message in russian to sharapova. >> marie a you are very

beautiful, and would i love you to give me your number in english. >> reporter: with that volley, maybe he should be blushing. jeanie moos. >> don't blush, baby. >> new york. >> i'm's not blushing. >> ouch. that is something, i admire your form. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we will have the latest on the philadelphia police officer ambush. what we have learn about the suspect so far. also a ahead one of the world's most wanted recaptured after six months on the run, how authorities finally caught up with the drug kingpin, known as el chapo. and grab your umbrella, justin is back to tell us when heavy rain could arrive this weekend. we will be right back. what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r?

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well, temperatures are on their way up this weekend but it comes with a catch, justin drabick is also tracking rain heading our way. when it will arrive coming up. also a ahead we are following latest on a philadelphia police officer ambushed on patrol, brazen shooting at extremely close range, this morning, the the officer recovered and we're hearing how he is being hailed a hero and hearing from a

relative of the gunman. also ahead it is hottest ticket in town, pur ball fever is spreading a and we are live as excitement grows over the record breaking jackpot, $800,000. pretty crazy. today it is saturday january 9th, good morning, to you glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 o'clock. let's send it over to justin and talk about this forecast. the it will feel warm out there, comparatively. >> we are getting a break from the cold approaching maybe record highs tomorrow. >> wow. >> but that will come with some rain and break out umbrella. this could be steady heavy rain as well. and then get ready for another shot of cold air coming in next week. little something for everybody coming in this forecast. not a a lot of sunshine today, check it out, storm scan overcast skies a few pockets of drizzle and light rain showing up north and west of the city and coming up across parts of the eastern chester county, southern montgomery county, it depend where you are, you might run into that