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 stray area of drizzle.

temperatures hovering around freezing, monroe county under a add triedry until 9:00 this morning. the it culled be light freezing rain with the temperature in mount pocono at 32 degrees. elsewhere, we're 38 will allentown, 43 in philadelphia and millville, new jersey in the suburbs just outside the the city in the upper 30's right now. temperatures holding steady slowly climbing up to 50, but more on a warming trend compared to 24 hours ago we are four to 6 degrees warmer. forecast high is 52 today for philadelphia, 50 at the shore, upper 30's in the poconos, best chance for the the showers will be up in the mountains and then late tonight, around midnight, between and 2:00 a.m. we will see steady rain arriving, that heavy rain lasts through morning on sunday, tapers off in the afternoon and that will be mild tomorrow. we have highs in the 60's. we will get to that next arctic blast in the seven day forecast in a few minutes, back to you. now an update to the philadelphia police officer ambush on patrol. the suspect fired more than a

dozen shots at point blank range, and miraculously that officer survived and he is being called a hero. police say the shooter confessed and did it the in the name of the islamic state. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig has more. >> this could have been easily a police funeral. >> reporter: surveillance video shows gunman approach officer jesse hartnett's patrol car and fire at point blank range. three three-year old officer was hit three times. >> shots fired, shots fired, i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: he exits his police vehicle, starts chase, despite being seriously injured. >> reporter: suspect edward archer was arrested near the scene and later told police he shot the officer in the the name of islam. >> according to him he believed that the the police defend laws that are contrary to the teachings of the the quran. >> reporter: police say there is no indication that the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot but that the fbi and department of home land security are also now investigating. >> they are executing search

warrants, his property in upper darby, and also one in southwest philadelphia not too far from where the the shooting took place. >> reporter: authorities say archer has a criminal history and that the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer two years ago. the officer hartnett was seriously injured but is expect to be okay. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and while local and federal authorities are searching the suspect neighborhood for more fur "eyewitness news" spoke with his family. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco traveled to yah den delaware county where she spoke with one of the suspect's relatives. >> reporter: outside edward archer's mom home a female relative who answered the door friday said the family is still in shock. >> we're just trying to get through right now, figure everything out. >> reporter: officials from the atf and fbi spent most of the day searching family's home on mapel street in yah den, one of the three a addresses sources say archer frequented, investigators in white suits carried out boxes

of evidence. >> i was a little surprised when they said it was him, i was really saddened with wouldn't think that he with get as far as to do something like that. >> reporter: while most neighbors didn't necessity him donald king who lives across the street saw archer coming and going wearing muslim dress and took him to be a loaner. >> mostly he was by himself, so, you know, you could not really associate any particular characteristics about him other than he would come and go. >> reporter: yah den's mayor says archer was released from prison and known to them for drug and weapons charges. >> he has been on our radar screen and i believe he was scheduled to be in our county clerk next week. >> reporter: earlier investigators served a warrant at west 61st and pine streets in philadelphia a near the shooting scene. an apartment belonging to the archer family, possibly his grandmother. archer was believed to be heading thereafter the shooting. sources say he had a key from the apartment on him when he

was caught. archer is believed to have a chester address and he was due in the delaware county court on monday on unrelated charges. in yah denim's diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new philadelphia mayor jim kenney has only been on the job since monday says he does in the believe suspect's actions are a representation of the islam. >> in no way, shame or form does anyone in this room believe that islam or the teaching of islam has to do with anything you have seen on that screen. the 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. this is a 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. >> members of the our local islamic community say they a agree. >> islam is dedicated to the service of god and service of all humanity and any act that violates the service of humanity violates the services of god.

what this man did has nothing to do with true islam. >> ra she had says all religions should unite begins extreme idealology. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage, getting latest developments and seeing the press conference in its entirety on cbs philly.com. switching gears now it is power ball fever across the you had as the jackpot grows to 800 million-dollar, largest one in u.s. history. oural sand that hoff is live outside the wawa in pennsauken in morning with more on tonight's big drawing. earlier i miss expect and said $800,000. i don't think it would be as big of a deal although would i take that. >> i would take it too. i heard you say that. i have some stats. i don't know if that math with work out but it is early. now officially 6:00 o'clock so that means ticket are on sale for this record setting jackpot. even lottery officials say that this is uncharted territory. new keeping with that theme of big winnings, big possibility and philadelphia a inspired

purchases, i found out that a winner, could take everyone in philadelphia to a 76ers game and even pay for their parking, if that is your thing. if you want to go to the baseball game that winner could take everybody in the city to two phillies game and imagine dollar dogs you could would have that cash left over this one is for you, if a person won 800 million-dollar, they could buy everyone in center city, a berkan handbag. they are not cheap. chances have winning this jackpot one in 292 million. people we spoke with were feeling lucky. >> i don't really necessity what i with do with all that money but i would take care of my family and friend. >> i would invest some of it, college fund for children, and a couple of houses. and then the rest of it i with just go crazy. >> yeah, certain point you run out of things to buy. cash pay out would be 496 million after taxes it

will get you close tore 300 million. the professor paul burnheart of the villanova university pointed out something startling. even if you won the full amount 800 million-dollar, and didn't take out any taxes you still were not break top ten richest people in either pennsylvania, or new jersey. isn't that wild, nicole. we're reporting live, i'm alexandria hoff, back to you. >> amazing to think how rich some people are. maybe they should buy us all berkan bags. >> good point. >> alex, thanks. investors may not get rich with stocks this week. stock market closed out its worse week since 2011. friday was another down day for the markets. investors have been rattled by concerns over slow down in china's economy and plunging oil prices. strong jobs report was not enough to stem the downward tied. dow jones finish down 167 points to close at 16,346. nasdaq lost 45 points, s and p was also in the red with 21-point.

still ahead on "eyewitness news" a threat to the president's pet, a man's plot to kidnap bow. thankfully it is foiled, we will tell but that coming up next. thousands get together to brush their teeth, where they were trying to break a world record when we come b

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 face and chest. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. there is no word on a suspect at this time. a community gathers to remember a young mother a 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 escaped and then went back inside to rescue her two-year old son. the just heart breaking. they have both became trapped by that fire. officials say that 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 hear families before being sentenced to 15 to 30 years in prison. ex-straighter operator sean benschop received a sentence of seven and a half to 15 years in prison n2013, six people died and 13 were injured when a building under

demolition collapsed on a salvation army thrift store. bill cosby's preliminary hearing on a sexual assault charge in montgomery county is set for february 2nd. cosby is accused of assaulting a former temple university basketball coach in his elkins park home in 2004. cosby drug, and sexually assaulted them. cosby denies any wrongdoing. the the most wanted drug lord in the world is back in custody, authorities recaptured el chapo in mexico on friday, nearly six months after the second prison escape of his career. cbs news correspondent omar villa a franca has details. >> reporter: mexican authorities finally got drug king pink joachim guzman back in their grass many. he was arrested friday, mexican marines were met with the the fire fight that ended with five of el chapo's men dead. marine seized guns, rocket propelled grenade launcher and two armored vehicles. law enforcement sources tell

cbs news that the you had provided the the key tip. both u.s. and mexico have been looking for el chapo since his prison break last july, the the brazen drug trafficker slipped out through a hole in his shower stall and in the mile long tunnel equipped with the retro fitted motorcycle. >> it was unconsciousable there was so much embarrassment and there was so much pressure from both mexico and u.s. to be able to apprehend i am. >> reporter: el chapo means short i but guzman cartel is worth a giant $3 billion and controls half of the illegal drugs funneled in the u.s. guzman is believed to be responsible for as many as 34,000 deaths. u.s. officials will likely push for el chapo's extradition, to face justice on eye american soil. omar villa franca for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". north dakota man is in custody in washington d.c. after authorities said he

planned to kidnap one of the president obama's pet dogs. secret service agents arrested scott stock inner his washington d.c. hotel room. he admitted to end is ising a text message saying he planned to take bow, within of the first family's dogs. agents found an arsenal of weapons and ammunition inside of his truck, authorities say during an interview stocker told agents he was, jesus and that he was running for president. some mental health issues there. let's switch gears and send it over to justin for more on this forecast. >> good saturday morning, waking up to a cloudy start, not a whole lot of activity going on. you may run into light rain and drizzle. it will be dreary today. temperatures on the mild side running ten to maybe even 12 degrees above average. as we check with our weather watchers, everybody is pretty much reporting the same thing. upper 30's, low 40's, not a lot of temperature change from the lows last night from yesterday's highs because of the cloud just leveling out, the temperatures. the out in blue bell jerry aubrey at the 40.

forty-two in newark, delaware at delores lee's house. kenneth martin coming in at 43 in willingboro. lower 40's in lawrenceville. cherry hill lynn has got 41 degrees. cooler in chesterfield, new jersey, ed connor at 39. lower 40's in clementon, and philadelphia chester county and northampton county charles has 38 degrees in bath where there is a winter weather advisory for monroe county. southern poconos could get freezing rain earlier inn a everybody goes above freezing. the lets go outside right now to northampton county, bethlehem, live look at main street from the hotel bethlehem. all quite it this morning. it looks like conditions are good, calm, you cannot see the flags blowing at all. it will be a light wind today. that wind will increase later tonight and their next storm system moves in the region. so lets talk about what is happening. this weekend it will be milder, we are talking about 50's and potential for rorrer warmth tomorrow, comes at a price, we will deal with the steady rain on sunday morning. if you don't like mild air for

january wait a few more days we will bring back that cold arctic air but where is the the snow, normal to this date we should have 5 inches of snow for the the season. last year at this time we had 1.6 inches, really second half of last wint their brought us snow but zero so far. these few areas did have flurries, a few weeks ago and that was bit. ski plans this weekend, today is best day out of the two because we are dealing with steady rain tomorrow. overall conditions in the bad. they were able to they down good snow over past week with the cold air. cammal back coming up with 36-inch base, and with 11 trails open. today is the the best day with somewhat dry conditions. light drizzle, possible through this morning, we should remain cloud think afternoon. here's our next storm in the developing stages right now racing to the north and east and bring that steady rain in here after midnight. much of today for the most part stays dry. we will be in the 50's. tomorrow potentially low 60's and could break new record here and watch out for rain

during the morning. once that storm passes another shot of cold air moves in for monday, wind really kicks up, and it looks like next week a cold, dry week. not much happening today, cloud around, few areas of drizzle during the morning, tonight still looking good, here we go 2:00 a.m. we will see rain moving from the southwest. there is pockets of heavy rain early tomorrow morning, this is 6:00 a.m. maybe even a thunderstorm in some spots. by the afternoon still not out of the wood maybe a couple left over showers a few peaks of sun warming us up. today 40's to lower 50's. depending where you are, cooler north and west. the tonight temperatures level off again in the mid to upper 40's inn look at tomorrow some spots potentially the lower 60's, and set new record. how much rain are we talking about? anywhere from a half to an inch have rainfall before this system is out of here sunday afternoon. today overcast maybe a shower 52 degrees. tonight steady rain arrives after midnight 47. here's that extended forecast,

we will bring back that cold on monday, 38 degrees, tuesday up to four two. we may get a brief snow shower or flurry late tuesday night or early wednesday morning that is about it and that reenforcees cold air. wednesday's high 32 degrees. we will keep it in the 30es through next week. after sunday it is setting up to be a quiet weather pattern, nicole in big storms to talk about. thousands of indian students from more than a dozen schools brush their teeth together in an attempt to create a world record. more than 17,000 students gathered with their teachers in the city of benoliver on thursday. local dental insurance company organize the event. the official record is held by a group in el salvador, more than 13,000 participated in that particular event. all right. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a game of thrones star goes in search for her missing sister in japan and discovers something terrifying in the forest. ukee washington has a look at a new horror movie that is getting a lot of buzz.

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here's a shocker, more trouble for justin beiber. he was asked to leave the mexican ruins after the pop star apparently tried to climb up the ruins, yes. visitors can climb on some pyramidness mexico but officials restrict access to other ruins that are considered more vulnerable or unstable. i'm sure there were signs, justin, you just to have read them. remember what the movie jaws to for beach goers way back when? a brand new film might dot same thing for campers or players who use their golf balls in the woods.

as ukee washington tells us the forest is designed to be a super natural thriller based on real events. >> um-hmm, girl, don't go in that basement, you know there is always nothing good happening when to you. we will revisit in a bit but why should people see this. >> is there a whole host of reasons why people should go see this. >> oh, okay. here's the story line. >> my sister, we're identical twins. when something happens to one of us, the other one can tell. >> and action. >> there is plenty of that as twin sister of natalie's character goes missing in the forest, and these aren't your average wood. the first off they are in japan. >> your sister went in the forest in japan, it is where lost people go to commit suicide. >> reporter: forest actually exist at northwest base of japan's mount fuji, film was shot in dense woods in serbia. as part of the research

natalie visited actual site and found out firsthand the history of violence and its reputation for paranormal activity is legitimate. >> my driver who took me up there, my japanese driver refused to step off the path. >> it is completely legitimate and it is completely legitimate that people go into that forest with the intention of not coming out. >> how do you feeling abouting by yourself. >> i have clearance to go. >> i can ask you to come. >> reporter: the guard does come but just who is this random american she meets in japan? um-hmm. >> are his met i haves pure, is he what he says he is, is he a a good guy, bad guy. >> it was a lot of fun to play to say the least. >> reporter: natalie plays the the rel role of her twin, the very special twist in the end by the film maker. >> it is not horror, it is a thinking person's horror, it is a psychological dissent into madness but it has a beautiful relationship at the center of it you don't see very often in these movies.

>> reporter: so much to the reasons to see it. come on she's in the down there. >> it is had hard to explain but i can just feel it. the she's in trouble and she need me. >> reporter: freeze it. and see it, a at a theater near you. >> wow. >> scary. all right, ukee. another movie called revnant is in theater. the it could bring leo dicaprio his first academy award. ukee sat down with one of his co stars wilt and he asked him about the bear in the movie. >> i have to unfortunately say that the bear is in the real. with that being said i think it is some of the most impressive cgi i have ever seen. >> yes, certainly looks that way. you have to see it on the big screen because the the bear looks very realistic in that movie.

i'm told bayou key it is not a date movie. maybe some news there. coming up next on "eyewitness news" a police officer's moving facebook post to a fellow officer injured in an ambush thursday night, we will have it coming up next. also a ahead power ball jackpot new at 800 million and it does in the stop there, we are live as excitement grows for the biggest jackpot in u.s. history. and new technology on display at consumers electronics show we will she you new products when "eyewitness news" continues, we w

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need any more proof than that? neutrogena. it is saturday january 9th, good morning, glad you are with us. i'm he nicole brewer at 6:30. we will send it tout justin on the sky deck and it is dry for now, is that right. >> it is in the a wash out at all. you may run into a few areas of drizzle but overall just a gray, overcast day. temperatures running ten to 12 . check out storm scan three not a lot of activity. we have widespread showers earlier this morning, just south and west of the city northeastern maryland and cecil county, new castle county delaware. they have diminish but a couple sprinkles showing up, just north of the city so maybe southern montgomery bucks county could run into a shower or two. in the poconos temperatures

right around freezing. winter weather advisory for monroe county, few areas of light freezing rain for next few hours. forty-three at the a airport. forty-one wilmington. thirty-two in mount pocono. mostly above freezing other than poconos. win direction shifted out of the east to north east so that is milder wind flow off the water. forecast highs well above average, 52 today, 63 testimony but it comes at the a price. we will deal with steady rain arriving late tonight, midnight to 2:00 a.m. that rain comes in heavier sunday morning tapering off to showers in the afternoon and temperatures in the 60's tomorrow. that ace approaching record numbers and then we have another big cool down, that seven take forecast in a few minutes, nicole, back to you. now an update to the philadelphia police officer a ambush on patrol. the suspect fired more than a dozen shots at point blank range, miraculously the officer survived and is being called a hero. thirty he lease say shooter confessed saying he did it in the name of the islamic state.

natasha brown shows us surveillance video that captured the a attack. >> reporter: surveillance video shows cringe worthy ambush on officer jesse hartnett in west philadelphia a. the the 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 writled with bullets his left arm punctured by three, 9-millimeter round, officer hartnett gets out the and gives change injuring 30 year-old edward archer who is then quickly captured. >> the bravery that 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. >> reporter: police questioned the suspect as to the motive behind the unprovoke attack, they say he confessed and continued to utter these word. >> he stated that he pledged his allegiance to the islamic state, follows allah and that is why he was called upon to

do this. >> according to him he believes that the police defend laws contrary to the teachings of the quran. >> sources say archer traveled to the middle will east including trips to cairo and saudi arabia in 2011 and 2012 and while this prison may have coverted to islam police and fbi officials stopped short of commenting whether archer had any known ties to any organizations or any other suspect. >> i will not confirm that for a variety of reasons but one is so we don't let folks who are probably, or know what we know. >> reporter: layers involve in the investigation continue to be unraveled, officers rallied around their brother in blue, as he traveled 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, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". those who know officer hartnett are describing him as

dedicated and compassionate. he is native of east lansdowne and served on the police force there before joining the philadelphia police department. among those praising the officer his father and also police commissioner richard ross. >> we're very proud of him. he is a tough guy. he is an excellent philadelphia police officer. >> he was a compassionate police officer in that even an individual that he a arrested not long ago for narcotics he stopped and got food for that individual's son, very person he arrested. >> hartnett is a five-year veteran of the philadelphia police force. and fellow, philadelphia police officers. and shared tens of thousands of times. jessica dean has more on that story. >> reporter: post by johnny castro to fellow officer jesse hartnett begins quote you were working solo, probably bored

out of your mind 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. without warning, or provocation, he raised his weapon and began firing into your vehicle. the castro then described hartnett's miraculous reaction, you duck your head down at just the right moment, that the round missed your head by inches. without hesitation, you for the your attacker, almost instantly. the castro called it a fight for life ape 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 trauma unit and surgeons worked through the the night. the castro admits it is hard to believe hartnett is a alive, god was watching over you you, did you great last night, you made the the 18th district and the entire tenth proud of you. you are a hero. january 7th will forever be a

alive your day. rest up jesse hartnett. jessica dean, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as a wake of the attack on officer hartnett and an attempt add tack on officers in paris, on thursday, the new york city police department wants its officers to be extra vigilant. in a letter to officers the nypd wrote these two incidents demonstrate the 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. a pennsylvania state trooper, wounded in a deadly ambush will be a guest at president obama's state of the union address, senator toomey invited trooper alex douglass to attend next tuesday's speech. authorities say he was ambushed by eric frein outside blooming grove barracks in

2014. another troop are corporal brian dickson was killed, frein was captured after a 48 day manhunt. fundraiser for family of the philadelphia police officer who died from colon cancer. event was held at the ballroom at holiday inn in packer a avenue. officer gary hawkins died at 60 in november. spent 23 years on the force, 12 in community relations. he served his entire career in the third and fourth police district. he leaves behind a wife maureen and two grown children. it is pur ball fever across the united states, as the jackpot grow toss 800 million-dollar, that is the largest ever in u.s. history. our alexandria hoff is live outside the wawa in pennsauken with more on tonight's big drawing, alex. >> reporter: these sales opened up at 6:00 a.m. so power ball frenzy is in full swing at a jackpot worth 800 million-dollar, at stake, even the the lottery commission is calling this uncharted territory. jackpot did increase wednesday a a after that drawing came

and went without a winner f1 scores those winning numbers they can opt for a 496 million-dollar cash option after taxes they with receive around 300 million, and we spoke with some power ball players this morning and they got real about what they would do if they ended up being that one person, 292 million. >> what would you do if you won 800 million-dollar. >> i guess would i go crazy. >> which try to see if i can keep it on the down low because you never know what type of people will come up, you know, people will say they knew you 20 years ago and they are your best friend. you have to be careful. >> i will not cash in right away, would i wait a while. >> reporter: you have to have your affairs in order. a as you know we have been exploring what you could do in the philadelphia area with 800 million-dollar. i crunched some final numbers in honor of where i am right

now and it turns out if you were the winner you could buy everyone in the whole delaware valley, we're talking south jersey, philadelphia, you could buy everybody a wawa shortie hoagie. sund like a hoagie fest to me this drawing is tonight at 10:00 p.m. tonight after 10:00 p.m. you have to get your ticket by. reporting live, i'm alexandria hoff, back to you. >> alex, if it is between a cheese stake, wawa hoagie or berkan bag i'm going for berkan bag. i want to receive the the bag. friend and strangers are coming together to win big. jen leg decided to post idea for town lottery pool on her face book page. she only expect 30 or 40 friend to participate but on wednesday's 500 million-dollar power ball jackpot, 885 people went in for the the tickets. >> never in my wildest dreams could i have imagined this.

i have never done this before. this was on a whim. >> group says they are not the discourage because they didn't win wednesday night, in fact, they plan to play again, over just one hour sitting outside a coffee shot a laundry basket piled up with entry names and money. lots of folks wanting to get in on that pool and they are ready for tonight's big drawing. smart. makes sense to go in together. one of the eagles coaching candidate may be off the market, we will tell you who has a second interview coming up next. also desean jackson rips his former boss, find out what he had to say about chip kelly next up in sports. you might as well jump, vittoria woodill head to a family fun spot out of this world, best part you why are having fun you are also getting a a work out. dry out there now but grab that umbrella justin is back to let us know when heavy rain could move in this weekend, we will be right back.

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fans were talking to you too. >> chip did it. he let me go. he let me go. >> well, that was desean jackson talking to sports director don bell after washington eliminated eagles from playoff contention and one of the reasons chip kelly was fired but desean was not finished ripping his former coach. here's what he said in an interview with machine morning 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 build something with the community, with the fans, with the the kid. to have a guy come in and change up the 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 five-11 season. they have 12 draft picks and potentially 40 million in cap space. over to the novacare complex eagles did not bring in another coaching candidate to interview, reportedly former player assistant doug peterson will come to town sunday to interview. meanwhile dolphins scheduled a second interview with adam gase today, he met with the eagles on tuesday, apparently impressed jeffery lurie but eagles did not offer him a job. stay tune. that is all for sports. i'm's leslie van arsdal. have a nice day. it is a big year for technology, rollable tv screens to a drone you can ride in?

kara suboy shows us the cool, and tech from cbs 2016. >> at this years conference in las vegas is there tech you can roll like this 18-inch screen from lg. >> this might be the future of tv, maybe you can roll this up and stick tonight your backpack, truly portable television, take with you every where. >> reporter: tech you can ride. >> my gosh i can totally carve up. >> reporter: are even tech you can taste. the ripple maker can print custom designed on your foam using real coffee. >> and then, within 102nd you you get a printed coffee. >> i see it. >> reporter: coffee fans might enjoy sensor wake an alarm clock that wakes you up with the smell of coffee, a forest or even check late. >> raise your eyebrows or put your lips on try different make up looks. >> reporter: magic mirrors that give you a digital make over. and dressing room mirrors like

this one that lets you compare different looks fromtive rent a angles. >> allows customers to see how they look 360 and check out how they will look with different colors, patterns. >> reporter: drones are big at the show, literally. you can a actually fly in the econg184 drone. for a different ride this whoever game from segway and even tell turns into a robot butler. there are tech toys for pets like the clever pet game console, and when a dog paws the right touch pad he is automatically rewarded with a treat. the future is now at ces2016. in las vegas i'm kara suboy for c-net.com for cbs news. it is like something out of the jetson's cool stuff. there is a lot coming up on cbs this saturday. a anthony mason and vanita nair join us live from new york, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. this is it, hollywood's golden week ebb, we will break down nominee hoping to nab a golden globe in film. >> a and look at origin of the

modern super hero. we have stories behind our beloved icons. find out one trait that nearly all of their creators had. and luxury travel on the cheap, our experts show you the trick that can have you vacationing, like the rich. all that plus your eye opener, the dish and music from grammy nominated james bay in our saturday obsession just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> all right, we will look forward to it, guys, thanks very much. we have to switch gears and to turn to weather. the justin drabick has reports from our weather watchers this morning, hey there, justin. >> good saturday morning everyone. we are dealing with a uneventful start to our saturday, just some cloud, we had earlier drizzle until some locations, temperatures holding in the upper 30's to lower 40's. the the trendies for milder temperatures. tomorrow we may approach record levels. check it out from the backyard not much of a spread, lawrenceville at 43 degrees at peter's house. phil at 41. we are in the upper 30's in

gilbertsville, eileen murray checks in with 38 degrees, and chesterfield 39. cherry hill 41. as well as middletown, delaware. david in clementon, new jersey coming in milder 43 degrees at this hour. really again it the depend where you are. you may have that light rain or mist or drizzle through the the overnight hours this was a shot out of chestnut hill from phil chapline, dry road. nice shot there. things are quiet. for the most part today just generally overcast skies. the lets go outside right now from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey where it is 39 degrees, light wind out of the north/northwest at four and looking across the delaware, tough to see the city, cloud are low, visibility is still okay and there could be patches of fog in some location bus we are looking good. we are over mid-atlantic northeast, couple left over sprinkles possible coming through this morning in, some spots across the delaware valley. then we will break south and west this will rapidly move north east, up toward the

great lakes. it will get in here after midnight tonight. we are on a warming trend. trek it out, 40's where we should be this time of the year. last tuesday that was the coldest day at the 32. each day it warmed up. today we should make it into the the lower 50's and a lot of locations, and then tomorrow, it is into the lower 60's, potentially. these are record for tomorrow. sixty-four in wilmington. sixty-three in atlantic city and philadelphia a trenton, allentown in the lower 60's. the these could be reached, certainly tomorrow. so we may tie or even break some of those record important sunday afternoon even with the rain. here's the reason for the warmth, right now we have wind off of the ocean. that is still mild, ocean water temperature 40's to around 50 degrees. and then testimony check out the wind flow as it pushes from the south. pretty strong sustain wind, 15 to 20 miles an hour and that pumps in that warm air from the south. the and then there is that storm system that will track in the great lakes late tonight, tomorrow, and brings in that steady rain just after midnight. 2:00 a.m. we will see rain rolling across the region. pockets of heavy rain coming

through especially on sunday morning. maybe even a few rum also of thunder. wind kicks up as well. as this storm exits us we will see surge out of canada. for monday it will be windy, cold, sunshine with temperatures back in the the 30's. the pretty good rain amounts from this next storm system late tonight and sunday. anywhere from a half an inch to maybe up to an inch of rain before these showers come to an end, later on sunday afternoon. temperatures today, running 10 e average, lower 50's, in some locations, and the mountains, stuck in the 30's, and then tonight, temperatures level off, generally mid to upper 40's and then tomorrow potentially, 60's in some locations. we may even see the sunshine at times, into the the afternoon. and here's the overall trend, a mild weekend but another arctic shot of air, comes in here for monday, we will catch a brief break, tuesday, and then reenforcees cold air for wednesday. wednesday's coldest day, as we could see a few flurries, as cold air comes in and then we will see milder era as we get back to near average.

today a shower 52 degrees, otherwise cloudy skies. tonight that rain arrives, mainly after midnight, 47 for the the low temperature. here's that extended forecast, we will go from 50 tuesday, 63, that would tie the record for philadelphia on sunday, watch out for morning rain. then we will dry it out, cold air comes in next week. thirty-eight for a high on monday. forty-two on tuesday and then arctic chill on wednesday with highs in the low 30's but it lies like it is dry through much of next week. do you love watching the weather? you can be feature in our newscast by becoming april eyewitness weather watcher. sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers, nicole, back to you. if you are looking for some fun, family things to do we have found a place that is hopping, our vittoria woodill is making most of it by bouncing her way in the weekend at stratus fear trampoline park in wilmington. >> are you looking for some fun? jump on in where you can jump, jump, until you just can't jump no more.

>> just jumping and work off that energy, yes. >> rita abby is regional manager for stratus fear and their motto is safe, healthy, fast, fun. >> people come here with the kid because they tell us they would prefer them being, here then playing video games and kid all realize it is like getting a work out and having a good time at the same time. >> reporter: practice your ninja skills on their brand new obstacle church. as a certified ninja, i gave up and give mike some coaching. >> i love energy, passion. run up there like is there a million-dollar up top. do you got that. >> go, go. >> you go down, you get backup, that is right. >> remember what i taught you. >> there you go. >> wow. >> taught him every he knows, right mike. >> yes. >> ready to go. >> since i had whistle why not keep them in line on the jumping dodge ball court. >> yeah i'll hold your wallet.

>> you ain't getting this back. >> wow, mike you are so in it. >> manny was tire. intermission, now time to ball. >> going for michael jordan on this one. if you are in the exhausted already, they are in the just trampolines. they have arcade games, a rock climbing wall. >> remember when i climb down that building. >> reporter: even a hurricane simulator and what family fun night would be complete without taking a ride on the mechanical bull. >> i think too many pieces, torey. >> just another friday night for torey. >> she's crazy we will take a short break we will be right back.

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specially late tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow will be the worst day of the weekend, live look in ocean city right now where we have been ready for a good sunrise maybe if we can break up those cloud a little bit you may see a few peaks of sun in ocean city any 20 minutes or so otherwise just cloudy day through most of the delaware valley. check out storm scan three we have a few areas of light rain, drizzle overnight, maybe we will run into that for the morning but it is not too bad, it is late tonight when we will get steady rain in here. today generally cloud, passing shower, 52, so 40's where we should be this time of the year. we are well above average. tonight temperatures level off mid to upper 40's, rain comes in here between midnight and 2:00 a.m. sunday and that will be steady rain, pockets of heavy rain throughout the morning hours and need umbrella, slow it down as well, could be ponding on the road that steady rain should taper off in the afternoon and then some showers, half inch to a 1 inch of rain, across the region, it is warm, look at tomorrow 63 degrees, that

ties a record high. we will bring back that colder air next week, sunshine, with temperatures in the 30's and much of next week lower in the 20's. typical january stuff next week once we get in the weekend. >> i think i like it better, to be cold and dry. >> yes. >> as opposed to warm and rainy. >> that is just me. we can't be picky when it comes to the wet are. >> justin, thanks. that is "eyewitness news" for new we may sign off on television we are always on line at cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend everybody. we will have updates coming up soon, see you then. i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." i say "don't eat me now."

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