do you believe, no one won the power ball drawing last night we can keep dreaming. insane number the jackpot will raise to before wednesday's drawing. warm day to day but it is a trade off, as well, heavy rain moving across the region, justin has a check of your forecast coming up here. it is sunday, january 10th, good morning to you, so glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. we have justin standing by with more on our forecast for today, and week ahead. but lets talk about this rain. how long will it stick around. it is rough outside on the road are. ponding and road spray. it will get bet they are morning and feeling like spring. >> 65 degrees. >> yes, mid 60's, a record high, and then, back to winter. we have a little bit for everybody in this forecast.

if you like the cold wait another 24 hours. still under the the gun with heavy rain looking better in the city right new with that heavier rain pushing to the north. you can see this on storm scan three. pretty large storm system. we have some showers to come through later this afternoon but bulk of the rain or heavy rain is across central new jersey right now around trenton, even across central burlington county and then up toward lehigh valley, still some pockets of heavier rain across, portions of berks, southernly high counties around hurtford township and center city, allentown dealing with brief heavy downpours. things will improve though over the next couple of hours. weather advisory stays in effect basically from northern bucks, montgomery up to the lehigh valley and parts of the new jersey. we saw heavy rain amounts up to 1 inch in some locations. throughout the morning steady rain begins to taper off. still cannot rule out showers this afternoon, overall amounts from half inch up to an inch and a half and then watch out for ponding on the

road when we encounter heavier downpours. look at the temperatures, from the city southward almost 60 at this hour. forty-nine in allentown. even up in the lehigh valley we will get in on this warmth. the period of rain this morning, temperatures in the the 50's, this afternoon showers will eventually end, maybe some sun, we are talking about highs in the 60's, so 65 for philadelphia, that would set a new record high for the day, a at the shore near 60, lower 50's in the poconos. we will talk about another arctic air mass for the week coming up in a few minutes, nicole, back to you. you still have have a a a chance, we all do because no one matched all six members in last night's nearly 950 million-dollar power ball jackpot. now there were several match five winners. jackpot for wednesday's drawing is now the biggest jackpot in u.s. history with $1.3 billion up for grabs. take a look at the numbers in last night's drawing, 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, and the power ball is, lucky number 13. cherri gregg from our sister

station kyw news radio 1060 joins us with the details. we have been getting in on the action, we will keep doing it. >> oh, yeah. >> i will do it again next week, and let me tell you the eyes and dreams are big, $1.3 billion, enough to buy the 76ers, with cash, and that is enough to buy the flyers and still be a super millionaire. a as this power ball jackpot, just continues to shatter records. saturday night roughly $900 million was up for grabbed as those flocked to area stores hoping to get lucky. >> i will pay these bills. >> reporter: but still no winner, now the power ball jackpot has swelled to a record shattering, 1.3 billion. the that is right, billion dollars for a pay out of 806 million, what to do with all that cash. >> i'll buy a house, i'll pays off all of my bills and i will buy a new car. >> not just a a all for me i have to share. >> reporter: odd are slim.

>> we have a better chance of being struck by lightening. >> one in 292 million to be exact but the chances are pretty good for pennsylvania. more power ball pay outs have come from the commonwealth then any other state and with a all that money comes lots of responsibility. >> a a lot of the money can be lost to taxation so you need to understand a million-dollar is not a million-dollar, once the tax obligation, you know, has been paid. >> reporter: financial experts like bernadette smith say if you do win hold off on big lifestyle changes like quitting your job at least for the first six months. also a avoid buying big items. >> as a result of having, the the large amount of money and not fully understanding the benefit and then squandering the benefit may weigh on people. >> reporter: but hey, if you can dream big, right. >> if i won the the jackpot i would buy the the eagles, hire andy reid back, and get a super bowl. >> you can continue to dream

big next week. if you feel lucky the next power ball drawing is wednesday, quick tip more than 70 percent of power ball winners have been lucky by choosing the quick pick computer generated option. i bought ten tickets last week, nicole and i will plan to do it again. i will get in on those office pools again. i didn't do it. >> i can't believe you did not. i was on tv, radio side and a couple on my own. you have to cover your bases. the the expert in your piece, a little bit of the debbie downer. it is reality. but you just want to dream. you just want to dream for a second. >> reporter: we will continue to dream. >> exactly. >> thanks. stay with "eyewitness news" for the the latest on the the billion dollar power ball jackpot, check your power ball numbers by logging on to cbs philly.com. well, a delaware county man is charged with attempted murder in the ambush shooting of the philadelphia a police officer. we are learning new details about the suspect this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter

rahel solomon has the latest developments. >> he was very a a abrasive, arrogant. >> reporter: this lawyer, says he was dumbfounded when he realized suspect shooter edward archer was a previous client. >> someone who wanted to get things done his way right away. >> reporter: that was several years ago for an aggravated assault and firearms charge. archer is now known nationally for allegedly being the man in this video, he is seen approaching and rapidly firing at officer jesse hartnett. >> shots fired, i've been shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: hartnett was shot three times in the arm, a according to the police archer confessed to the shooting saying he did it in the name of islam, a and that police carried outlaws that are corry to the quran. law enforcement officials would not say if they believed archer was connected to a larger terrorist organization. meantime he also suspected that the alleged a act could be some sort of a lone wolf attack. >> i knew in 2013 that he was muslim. i knew he spent time in egypt

but i still don't believe he had any ties to any organizations in 2013. >> reporter: archer a's mother reportedly told the philadelphia inquirer perfect son had been hearing voices in his head and needed medical help. people appear to be home saturday in one answered the door at archer's given address. a neighbor, however did have this to say. >> it is kind of shocking to know someone could be living that close and something like that going on in your neighborhood. >> reporter: adding that she didn't see him often the thought alone of his alleged motive is chilling. we know that before officer hartnett was in law enforcement he served in the u.s. coastguard. a a ship mate and his family has set up a go fund me page to assist with the recovery cost and it is expected to be a long road of recovery for the officer. the suspect archer is expect back in court january 25th, for a preliminary hearing. reporting from police headquarters, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the officer a ambush, we will have have

new information on the air and on our web site at cbs philly.com. switching gears, talking sports, eagles coaching search has taken an unexpected turn, reports surfacing that the bird are set the to interview former giants head coach, tom coughlin on monday. coughlin resigned as giant's head coach last monday and he had been with the giants for 12 season and put together 102 wins which includes two super bowls. shortly after that reports surfaced that the 69 year-old would consider coaching again, if the situation was right. coughlin has within year left on his contract so the eagles had to ask the giants permission to talk with him. now we spoke with some eagles fans to see what they thought have of coughlin as a candidate for the eagles. >> you can't really a argue with tom coughlin. his resume ace is macing. >> i think tom is a little old but he does bring two super bowls to the table. i'm a little excited about the interview, i'm not super excited. it seems to be nothing you the there but retreads.

tom is a a retread as well but at least he has pedestrian grew gree to go along with age and experience. >> eagles will reportedly meet with former eagles now chiefs offensive coordinator doug peterson and we will have more on that coming up in sports. right now though a close call in olde city. crews rescued a worker trapped in a sinkhole that opened autopsy long the sidewalk. eyewitness cam video she's mergecy crews rescuing the worker near third and market just after 5:00 o'clock last night. police say he was conscious and alert on the way to the hospital but the extent of his injuries are not clear. city worker was in the ditch installing a sewer line when he was trapped 14 feet below. >> we have trappings the man's foot and we had to sure that up so our special operations team was able to sure that up, and then bring this gentlemen out of the ditch. >> officials temporarily shut down the market frankford el during the the operation because of vibrations from the

train. still ahead on "eyewitness news" mexican drug lord known as el chapo is back in prison this morning and we will tell but the odd reason that led to his capture. and meisha is taking us on another dream drive this time to a museum in our area. it houses thousands of american collectibles so big you need a tram to see it all. it will be a warm day but we're also going to have a lot of rain to tell you about, the the forecast and when it is expected to will cool

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the drug lord joachim el chapo guzman could be extradited to the you had. cbs news correspondent carter evans reports, el chapo's hollywood dreams led to his dramatic capture. >> reporter: joachim el chapo guzman is in the same super max prison he escaped from six months ago. military tanks and personnel are standing guard outside. and he was brought here after authorities paraded him in front of the news cameras. el chapo means short i in spanish, but ultimately it may have been the drug lord's big ego that led to his capture, according to mexico's attorney general, el ie gomez. joachim guzman had an intention of miking a film he said so he reached out to producers. the investigators were back at the home where el chapo was held up looking for evidence that may expose others in his

cartel, which is believed to be responsible for half of the illegal drugs, that entered the u.s. from mexico. >> as long as he is in mexico chapo guzman can still operate and always has the the open of escaping. >> reporter: andrew seeley, senior advisor to the mexican institute said it is in the country's best interest to turn el chapo over to the u.s. where he faces drug trafficking and money laundering charges in six states. >> they don't wanting to through this embarrassment again. they know el chapo has said in the past his worst fear is being extradited to the you had. el chapo's lawyers met with reporters outside the prison. they say he is in a state of of anxiety and they plan to fight his extradition, that means he won't be back here in the u.s. anytime soon. carter evans for cbs news, los angeles. according to a piece penn wrote for rolling stone magazine he met with guzman in a hide out late last year.

in the interview el chapo defended his work as head of the biggest trafficking organization, according to the associated press the the interview that penn helped lead to guzman's whereabouts. let's turn to weather and talk about this rain. really coming down this morning but you say it will not stick around. >> we are seeing improvements across much of the area. it will be warm this afternoon, feeling like spring with temperatures in the 60's, probably setting new records in some spots. we are looking live from ocean city. we have a persistent flow so watch out for tidal flooding. the coastal flood advisory will go in effect a at 10:00 o'clock this morning. pretty large storm system. main energy of the storm is autopsy cross great lakes right now, cold air on the the back side out toward chicago, and western ohio. out ahead it is very warm, steady heavier rain, pushing up north, toward northern pennsylvania, upstate new york. we are catching a break near washington, parts of the delaware but still some

showers, still possible as we head in the afternoon hours. little closer look you can see catching a break now here in center city after steady rain came through looking better in the lehigh valley. trenton still seeing heavy rain a half an hour ago that is starting to improve as well as parts of the burlington and ocean counties. we have away to go with this storm but improving conditions late they're morning in the afternoon. so now through about 10:00 o'clock that is where we will see steady rain in the afternoon. few scattered showers by tonight. much better. we will clear out the skies. partly cloudy conditions with the big change in the temperatures. the here's coastal flood advisory all of coastal new jersey and delaware up through philadelphia and delaware river along times of the the high tides tonight. that is the wind flowing up off the ocean pushing that the water back towards the coastline. temperature change is impressive, compared to 24 hours ago, 17 degrees warmer in philadelphia. sixteen in wilmington. almost near 60 at this hour. forty-nine in allentown. that warmer air surges northward. these are the record we have

to beat for wilmington. low 60's allentown and trenton. these are certainly in jeopardy today with this warm air mass. don't get used to it because tonight, tomorrow we will see arctic front coming down this drops our temperatures below average for monday and then we will see reenforcing cold air for middle of the week. ahead of this front it is warm today but by afternoon a lot of the rain starts to diminish. you can see a few peaks of sun maybe passing shower. tonight we will clear it the out, tomorrow back with sunny skies, windy, much colder a and then tuesday a weak clipper systems come through. enough cold air may trigger a cold snow shower or rain sure late tuesday afternoon into tuesday evening. not a big deal. temperatures today in the 60's, mid 50's for warm spot. tonight, this is 8:00 o'clock that cold air moves in, we will cool back down to the 30's and 40's and tomorrow morning waking up with widespread 20's, temperatures struggle to get in the mid to upper 30's during the day monday with some sunshine. so that morning rain tapers off to a few showers this

afternoon, 65 for the the high tonight, it gets windy, cold, 32 for city. colder in the suburbs. wind may gust to 35 miles an hour. there you go sunny skies monday, 38 degrees, more cloud, tuesday. we're back above average and late today there could be that rain or snow shower and that just reenforcees killed air for second half of the week wednesday and thursday well below average. but it stays dry, a as we head to the weekend. >> here's ann evans with the traffic center. >> we have rainy conditions, nicole and you want see the rain actually playing a part in this accident, because the roadway was already slippery. this is 422 eastbound in upper merion. we have an accident between trooper and route 23, right lane is blocked and it is just a mess here. they are trying to clear it out but right the now 422 eastbound right lane blocked between trooper and route 23 due to a serious accident. take your time on the area roadways they are quite

slippery. we will move the traffic come here to the blue route approaching mid county tolls, no delays or problems the blue route where we have delays, is on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound, between bensalem and willow grove. multiple accidents in the left lane and in the right lane, there. you do have a a lot of jam ups. we wish we had a camera that we can show you of this but we have a lot of jam ups on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound through bensalem and willow grove due to multiple accidents, weather related so take your time this morning. also, since we are a's speaking of weather-related activity we have speed reductions on the new jersey turnpike between delaware memorial bridge and 195, as we reduce speed to 55 miles an hour and speed reductions on the commodore barry bridge to 35 miles per hour. moving traffic cam within more time to the schuylkill at spring garden, you can see the the the rain coming down, folks are taking their time reduced speeds are in order because visibility is reduced this morning. that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans new back to you nicole.

well, time for meisha to take us on a dream drive we are taking a trip around america with one step in our own backyard. it is a huge museum of american collectible the, they have two specialties here mechanical musical machines and classic cars. as meisha johnson shows us it is a trip is he long you have to jump on a tram to see it all. our destination to the old tire factory which has new leave. >> we went up 422 by the dump and we are heading to a gem that has been opened for about five years. i understand we're standing in about a hundred thousand square feet of space. >> yes. >> so what is all in here. >> what isn't here. we have things hanging from the ceilings, on the the walls, collections, a a massed by one person, over the period of 50 years and he is still collecting.

>> reporter: collective keeps his name quiet. his collection is so big you have to hitch a tram ride to see it. this is the lead tour guide. >> we go about a devastating to the 3 miles an hour. >> perfect. >> we pretend is there always a rhyme are reason to what is coming up and it is all fun, it is all about america. >> reporter: every where are little odd and end, vintage signs, collectible starting from the 1800's to the 1980's. roll past about 80 cars, from mid century muscle to the priceless vintage that would never survive today's traffic. >> this is a 1905 franklin that doesn't have a horn but a bell and then you will see something strange like a gorilla wearing sunglasses. >> reporter: you'll see high tech inventions of yesterday. >> we have the circus wagon that are filled with animated displays.

so people could see what electricity could do and magical thing for a lot of people in the early days. >> reporter: how about a machine for silent movie sound effects. delicate music boxes, and 1909 machine that plays violin, in human required. >> in 2009 this was designated the largest sculpture in the world made out of 396,000 pop sickle sticks held together were 4 gallons of he will mers glue. >> reporter: has this been beat yet. >> it has. working on a 1 million stick roman coliseum. >> if you are looking for a scenic winter drive you cannot better then this collection of the ridiculous to the sublime. >> so cute. do i want to note people are in the usually allowed in those cars, meisha got some special treatment there but you can schedule your own trip to the museum by appointment

only. the longest tourist two hours long. lots to see. still ahead on "eyewitness news" are you worried about the stock market? consumer reporter jim donovan reveals new ways employers are maximizing your financial future. unique new treatment protocol is unveiled to prevent concussions. health reporter stephanie stahl has information, parents will definitely want to hear, that is up next.

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>> not everybody has taken a course in finance. the in the everyone has had their upbringing give them a great perspective on financial matters. our job is to help fill in those jabs. >> reporter: recent survey shows 40 percent of the employees are overwhelmed or intimidated by financial decisions, figuring out 401k's, the stock market, planning for retirement and balancing a budget. >> when employees are less stressed about their financial realities day today they are able to be more focused at work. >> reporter: employers are offering sessions honorary timer planning, health care strategies, debt management, understanding your credit score and financing a home or a car. seminars like wisdom wednesday hope to prepare employees for financial long hall. >> it has helped me plan out my finances for the the future. >> reporter: experts say if you are interested in having your company create a financial literacy program you may want to chat with your human resource department. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. still to come on "eyewitness news", can you

believe in one won the power ball drawing last night. it continues, folks, insane number the jackpot reached before wednesday's drawing. plus we're learning more about the suspect charged with an ambush shooting of a philadelphia police officer, what we know about the suspect and the charges he now faces, just continue. temperatures go up, steady rain to talk about this moving but there are improvements and we will talk about record warmth, details coming up when "eyewitness news" returns.

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today, it is sunday january 10th, good morning to you, so glad you you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. the justin standing by with more on the forecast. i will tell you i had boots, hood up, it was really coming down. >> i was just going to say i'm hoping i don't need them on the way home. >> we are seeing improvement in the city we're catching a break. it will be gray today, maybe some showers this afternoon but that steady, heavier rain is done, in the city. still some left over heavy rain in the lehigh valley up there but even there you will get better in the next hour or so. check it the out, storm scan three steady rain, berks, lehigh county up toward northern bucks county, we are catching that break around the city and parts of the south jersey.

delaware is in good shape. still rain south and west toward d.c. so that may roll in the afternoon in the form of scattered showers. flood advisory until 10:15 for northern bucks and lehigh valley and poconos. we have heavy rain in the short amount of time earlier this morning with smaller streams, creeks could be on the rise and urban flooding as well on the street. today morning rain comes to an end, a few left over showers, total rainfall amounts, from half inch to up to an inch and a half depending where you are, still if you encounter a heavier downpour watch out for ponding on the roads. it is warm, 59 in the airport. fifty-five in wilmington. fifty in allentown. climbing up into the the lower and mid 60's this afternoon. so again 9:00 o'clock a few showers possible. the by early afternoon we may see few peaks of sunshine that warms us up to 65 for the high in philadelphia, that would set a new record. sixty at the shore. fifty-one in the poconos. then we will bring back cold air for workweek and we will get to that in a few more minutes, now back to you.

we're still sitting here at work this morning which means we didn't win the power ball but, there is still a a chance, nobody matched all six numbers in last night nearly 950 million power ball jackpot, but there were several match five winners, we will get to those in a second. jackpot for wednesday's drawing is biggest jackpot in u.s. history with $1.3 billion up for grabs. it has reached billion mark. this is crazy. take a look the the at the numbers here for the drawing last night, 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, and power ball is 13. cherri gregg is here to talk more about the the power ball fever which i think you and i are getting swept up in. >> ten tickets bought i will buy more next week. if i say it one more time $1.3 billion, maybe that will up my chances of winning. can you imagine all that money, it is enough to buy 76ers valued at less than half billion, you can buy a island, fighter jet, all thanks to

this record had shattering power ball jackpot. saturday night, roughly 900 million-dollar was up for grabs as those flocked to area stores hoping to get lucky. >> i will pay these bills. >> reporter: but still in winner, now the power ball jackpot has swelled to a record a shattering 1.3 billion, that is right, billion dollars, for a pay out of 806 million. what to do with a all of that cash? >> i'll buy a a house, pay off a all of my bills, and i'll buy a new car. >> not just all for me i got to share. >> reporter: odd are slim. >> you have a better chance of being struck by lightening. >> one in 292 million to be exact, but the chances are pretty good for pennsylvania. more power ball pay outs that come from the commonwealth then any other state. with all that money comes lots of responsibility. >> a a lot of the money, you know, can be lost to taxation so you need to understand that

a million-dollar is not a million-dollar once the tax obligation, you know, has been paid. >> reporter: financial expert like bernadette smith say if you do win hold off on big lifestyle changes like quitting your job at least for the the first six months, also a avoid buying big items. >> as a result of having, the large amount and not fully understanding the benefit, it may weigh on people. >> but hey, if you can dream big, right. >> if i win the jackpot i want to buy eagles, hire andy reid back and get a super bowl. >> reporter: next power ball drawing is wednesday, i plan on buying ticket and i will share secrets i'm choosing the the quick pick option because nearly 80 percent of the jackpot winners, won with computer generated entries. so, you know, i think it will be nice to win. >> good tip. >> sometimes people they play these certain numbers but 80 percent of the time just a quick pick. >> that is how i'm rolling my

dice. >> i like that. >> i was saying if i won i wouldn't come back to work. i have no trouble saying that. i'm sorry. but you cherri gregg would. >> yes, i love my job. >> i love my job, yes. >> me on the other hand... thank you. stay with "eyewitness news" for latest on the billion dollar power ball jackpot. the get your power ball numbers by logging on to our web site at cbs philly to the come. switching gears right now we are learning more about a delaware county man facing charges in the ambush shooting of the philadelphia police officer, 30 year-old edward archer of yeadon sits behind bars this morning for attempted murder of officer jesse hartnett. the authorities say archer claims he was acting in the name of islam when he fired a dozen shots thursday in the officer's cruiser in west philadelphia. archer was arrested previously on aggravated a assault and firearms charges. the this lawyer represented him in the earlier case. >> very demanding, very abrasive, very in your face,

very just somewhat did what he wanted something he wanted it at that moment. officer hartnett is now recovering, archer will be in court for his preliminary hearing scheduled for january 25th. stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest on the officer ambush, a go fund me has been set up to help officer hartnett and you can get that information on the web site the at cbs philly.com. oklahoma man who shot a teen in his neighborhood after a new years day prank has been released on bond. newly released 911 calls revealed more details about that near fatallal shooting. cbs news correspondent marley hall has more. >> i just need an ambulance. >> reporter: she made this emergency call minutes after his neighbor derek morgan fired multiple shots at the high school freshman. payton ace behind two friends rang morgan's door bell at the 1:00 in the morning new years day and then ran away, a a prank called ding, dong, ditch that nearly turned deadly.

>> why did you shoot me. >> i was than the trying to break into your house. >> reporter: morgan told investigators that he thought one of the teens may have had a weapon. >> kid are around the back of the house i think trying to break in. they were around the back window, fired a shot. >> reporter: morgan is charged with assault and battery with the deadly weapon. we spoke by phone with payton's mother kim hall. do you think cole is in anyway at fault. >> i think he made a bad decision to go outside on new years eve at that time but i don't think he is at fault for being shot. i'm a gun owner myself and i have never reached for my gun. >> reporter: police say payton was shot in the stock abe forearm while running away. >> emotionally it bothers him. we live right here next door so it is a constant reminder. >> reporter: payton's mother plans to move the family. she says this neighborhood can

never be home again. marley had hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, steven avery has a new attorney, his convictions for a murder in 2005 is the subject of the recent netflix documentary series making a murderer. chicago lawyer kathleen dellnora announced her firm will new represent avery. she will be assisted by the legal director of the midwest innocence project. earlier this week the white house responded to on line petitions asking president obama to pardon avery. the response states that the president cannot pardon state prisoners. wisconsin governor scott walker has already said he will not pardon avery. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" republican presidential candidate donald trump is taking aim at competitor ted cruz, why trump says cruz is not eligible for presidency. plus a new, unique treatment could prevent concussionness sports, off stephanie stahl has the details. it is january but can you believe it will be in the mid

60's today? i still can't. but, don't get too excited we have a bit of the trade off here with some rain in the area, we will have the details on that coming up next.

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trump brought it up in a campaign stop in iowa yesterday. >> he was born in canada. i say to ted, as a republican, i say it because i think it is very important, you got to get it straightened out. i don't know, because some people say you have to be born on the land, you have to be born in the land. that is what i always thought before. you have to be born on the land. he was born in canada. >> cruz has repeat thely said he is a natural born citizen because his mother is an american. republican presidential candidate, jeb bush is taking aim at donald trump. during a campaign stop in south carolina last night former florida governor says if trump received the republican nomination he would get crushed, by hillary clinton in the general election. however, bush did say, it would be an alternate universe, if he were to get the the nomination. well, republican candidates are taking aim at each other, democratic candidate hillary clinton is focusing on the g.o.p. candidates as a whole. >> think about it, would i

bomb the the bleep out of them. >> one of these republicans. >> carpet bomb them into oblivion. >> could actually be president. >> sit down and shut up. >> clinton released this new ad which attacked donald trump, ted cruz, chris christie and jeb bush, a narrator called the candidates backward and even dangerous. a ad says hillary clinton is the only candidate who can stop them. the it will run in iowa, and new hampshire. all right. switching gears to weather now we will talk more about this rain, justin. >> good news nicole that steady heavy rain is lifting out of the region and still left over up in the the lehigh valley right new but improvements to our south. maybe a few showers this afternoon, possible few peaks of sun. it will be warm feeling like spring and it is already warm stepping outside. we are well in the 50's. let's check with our weather watchers and talk about how much rain we have had so far. the it the just depend within are live because you could be stuck under a heavier shower like willow grove, barbara lane checking in with

1.27 inches of rain, .4 of an inch in chesterfield, new jersey at ed connor's house in philadelphia, we have three-quarters of an inch, .3 out in clementon. it varies a bit. newark, delaware a sweet the spot there 1.3 inches at delores lee's house. just over an inch in perkasie. tabernacle 1.32. central new jersey got hit the hardest and parts of the southern delaware county. we are on our way up to potentially record highs and we are starting a off pretty mild this morning, willow grove 56 at barn use's house. lawrenceville 54. fifty's in chesterfield. near 60 already in clementon. down toward the shore, same deal mid 50's this hour in ocean city at james house. cool just to the north, 48 in perkasie. but a record for today is 63 degrees. we have a shot at the reaching or breaking it. the lets go outside, still glummy in center city. most of the heavy rain has ended, a few left over showers are possible later this morning in the afternoon. little will bit of fog and

mist, road spray outside on the highway. look the at storm scan three. this is a large storm system. it has energy witt but bulk of the storm out a across the the great lakes. the this cold air behind it which will get into later tonight a and tomorrow but no snow from this system. we're on the warm side. steady rain moving north of the lehigh valley in the poconos, finally getting that break in parts of the southern new jersey, and delaware, still some spotty showers, expect, throughout the morning, into the afternoon but it looks like heavy downpours have come to an a end. so improving conditions, through late morning, as period of rain come to an end. this afternoon a scattered shower or two. then tonight we will dry things out partly cloudy skies. on the road this morning still slow, we will give it the a red light through that heavy rain, still pond to go deal with, afternoon much better, still may dodge a few showers and tonight just a a few clouds and windy. setting up for colder week. today we will come off temperatures well above average. forty's where we should be. we will hit mid 60's and then back below average in the 30's. little bit of the bum top near average on tuesday and then

cold again for second half of the week. the winter weather lovers we will like the seven day forecast coming up. by noon time most of the heavy rain to our north, still can't rule out a few showers, through late afternoon and early evening and then through rest of tonight looking good, tomorrow morning, we're dry, so good commute heading back to work and school, afternoon lots of sunshine, it is just cold and then tuesday we will get a clipper system in here a little bit of snow shower activity may show up from the city north and west maybe even a rain shower coming through the the evening, not a big deal. it will be light. look at these temperatures, again, from the lehigh valley on southward potentially low to mid 60's today we will get a few peaks of sunshine: tonight that cold air rush necessary. mid 30's by 9:00 north and west of the city, still 40's in south jersey. tomorrow morning it the is cold, 20's to lower 30's. the the wind will make it feel colder at times. temperatures just hold steady throughout your monday. only the in the mid 30's in a lot of locations, so for today improving conditions, for the afternoon, still a shower or

265 for a high that will set a new record. tonight 32, partly cloudy, windy still gusting to 35 miles an hour. here's the extended forecast we will go from 65 to 38, tomorrow with sun, tuesday late in the day a rain or snow shower, and then another reenforcing shot of arctic air wednesday, thursday, friday with highs in the the low to mid 30's and then by next weekend near average at 40 with some sunshine, nicole, back over to you. lets check on the roads and highways with ann evans, good morning, ann. >> good morning, nicole. we have had some accidents out there very slippery so drive carefully. rain coming down heavily in parts, so slow down, that is the order of the morning, if you are outside on the area roadways. this is i-95 northbound at cottman avenue left lane blocked by an accident and we have had big delays here. i-95 northbound jammed at cottman avenue, left lane is block due to a crash. another crash this morning unfortunately in upper merion on 422 eastbound between trooper a and route 23, right lane blocked here in the area

quite jammed, again, this is in upper merion 422 eastbound between trooper and route 23, these are weather related crashes so drive very carefully this morning. we will move traffic cam one more time to the blue route approaching mid county tolls, now no delays on the blue route or mid county tolls but pa turnpike westbound we have just cleared a bunch of accidents between bensalem and willow grove. also on the new jersey turnpike between delaware memorial bridge and 195 speed reduced to 55 miles an hour. speaking of speed reductions on the commodore barry bridge there is one to 35 miles an hour. so again drive carefully. that is latest from the traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >> all right, thank you. with an increased focus on monitoring and preventing concussions in youth sports some health professionals are pushing for a federal mandate on reporting sports injuries. health reporter stephanie stahl has more. >> reporter: charlie suffered from a number of concussions and that is why former ncaa football player and youth coach wants to help the next

generation of athletes. >> willie have help. >> reporter: one he has developed a web based system which reports concussion symptoms the moment they happen on the field. it is then set electronically for a medical professional for follow-up. >> we are able to create a better. rolled out in the nation's capitol, not only to increase reporting, but provide awareness training to students, parents, and coaches. some states have had concussion reporting law but so far congress has not created a national registry, to taylor treatment and prevention. >> it is about priorities and about funding. >> we don't have time, ever to wait for a youngster to be injured. >> reporter: doctor michael yokelson of med star hospital said information need to be reported immediately every time a child takes a hit to the head. >> they also want to understand how you you prevent the chronic licensing term

effects and save lives. >> this is certainly giving peace of mind. >> centers for disease control says more than 170,000 children are treated in emergency rooms each year, through sports or recreation related traumatic brain injuries, including concussions. i'm's stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. we will take a short break and will be right back.

the eagles are set to

interview former giants head coach tom coughlin on monday, the interview will happen one week to the day that the coughlin resigned as head coach of the giants. at 69 he is much older than the other candidates that the eagles have interviewed w that said he has more nfl experience then all other nfl candidates, before giants, coughlin was jaguars head coach from 95 through 2002. one of the first people to interview for eagles job has found a new home, dolphins announced bears offensive coordinator adam gase will be their next head coach. at 37, he is nfl's youngest head coach. he had been with the bears one season and offensive coordinator for two seasons before that. flyers at home, yesterday afternoon taking on the islanders. it is their first full game without rookie phenom shane gosty here. he is day to day and after a scoreless first the flyers offense came alive in the second period. sean couturier a able to make a great pass to michael rafl with the goal.

couturier getting crushed on this one making that pass and it is one to nothing flyers. later in the second some great passing, puck will end up on the stick of medvedev, for a third of the year goal. two to nothing flyers. to the third, we go islanders turning it over. flyers taking advantage. the matt read pick up his sixth goal, third point of the game, flyers win four to nothing. raptors visiting the wells fargo center last night taking on the sixers. sixers trying to pick up their fifth win of the season. sixers off to a strong start jahlil okafor nice move down low. part of the 12 to nothing run by sixers to start the game. ish smith a had a career night for the sixers, driving on in here, for two of his career high, 28 points, and ish looking great on the night but unfortunately, it was all raptors, check out, demarco rosen, key slam right there in the second quarter. and then guess what he will do it again, this time, he moves

in, for the alley hoop. he had 19 points. sixers lose 108-95. up next, lebron and the cavilers today. to college hoops, 25th ranked dayton visiting lasalle, and great basket kit here, he had 13 points on the day. and then check out, donnie shuler. he had 11 points lasalle played only six players pulling off the upset at tom gola arena they win 61-57. we have princeton visiting penn a at the palestra. a a huge game for princeton's amir bell getting a three right there. bell with a career day and a high of 28 points, and then 202nd left in the game, devon cannon making the jumper. that will send the game in the overtime. that is where princeton will win this one they knock off penn 73-71. that is all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdal. have a great day. that is all for

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still no winner? we will have the numbers as jackpot jumps past a billion dollars. this sunday is off to a soggy start, justin drabick will track how long you will need an umbrella. it is sunday john tenth, so glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:00 o'clock. we will talk more about this weather. mid 60's for afternoon high. how about that. it looks like that rain is coming to an end, still a few showers, driving, and, it is going to get better. if you don't like warmth wait another day it will get cold. we will bring back winter weather and snow shower for middle will of the week. we will talk about that in a bit but that is in the a big