cbs3 "eyewitness news". a wet start to the weekend but good news if you have plans outside today. storm scan3 shows the rain moving off and justin drabick is coming up next with the forecast for the rest of the day and the week. also ahead, a new e-mail surface that is could potentially did he rail the case against bill which is bee. we've got the details. and investors are on edge after big losses on wall street. we're live with what's fueling the stock market slump. today is saturday, january 16th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. right now, it is about 42 degrees. 6:00 o'clock in center city philadelphia this morning. and meteorologist justin drabick joining us now. that rain overnight was so hea heavy. i could hear it from inside of my house. >> really no one wants it to rain the weekend. it will be out of here pretty fast-moving system. that's what we like. you can digit umbrella in most areas already this morning. as we've seen that drier weather

return in from the southwest to northeast maybe a few lingering showers up towards northern lehigh valley northampton county near trenton right now, still some light rain, even in the poconos but that is ending really in the next few minutes. most areas stay dry through the rest of this morning and we should see a little bit of sunshine late this morning into the afternoon. not full sun. we'll just call it partly sunny. temperatures for mid january it's not bad in the morning. low to mid 40s from the city on south and east. it does get colder in some of the suburb just north and west of the city late in pottstown. 37 quake consider town and doylestown. palmyra, new jersey, checking at 41 degrees. fog a little bit of an issue up towards berk county right now. allegation than a mile visibility. mile and a half up in allentown but that should improve through the morning because the wind is going to start to kick up as the storm system exits our region. threats going to help get rid of the fog and clouds. through the morning temperatures slowly climbing up through the 40s. by noon, 47 degrees partly sunny skies much breeze kicks up.

afternoon some spots hitting 50 degrees by around 3:00 o'clock forecast high 51 for philadelphia near 50 at the shore. upper 30s in the poconos. now, it does get colder for the second half of the weekend and we'll talk about another arctic blast moving in for early next week. those details in the full forecast coming up in just a few more minutes. rahel, back over to you. >> justin, thanks a lot. this morning reports of a bombshell e-mail that could derail the sexual as fall case against comedian bill cosby. the e-mail obtained by cnn reportedly details a deal cosby made in 2005 to keep a deposition in a civil case from ever being used against him in a criminal court. that deposition is key evidence for prosecutors who charged the 78-year-old in december with sexually assault add former temple employee back in 2004. the e-mail was reportedly sent before charges were filed to former montgomery county district attorney risa vet free ferman by her predecessor. no comment from the da's office or cosby's rep tiffs. new this morning, four

people are in the hospital after a wreck in west physical overnight. it happened at the intersection of 67th and chester. two cars were involved. one car crashed into an suv parked in front of a house. the other landed in the front yard of a home. no word on the condition of the victims. police are still investigating the cause. two families are out of their homes this morning after a building collapsed in the frankford section of philadelphia. it happened last night in the 2100 block of orthodox street. it was a partial collapse to a three-story home but luckily no one was that injured. the red cross is assists those families displaced by the collapse. no word on that cause. a philadelphia police officer is injured this morning while trying to arrest a man in kensington. it happen at the corner of a and ontario streets around 7:00 last night. police say officers were questioning a 23-year-old man during a traffic stop when the man took off. the officers ran after him and say he tried to pull a gun on them. one of the officers broke his

ankle while wrestling the weapon away. the suspect was arrested and the officer is now recovering at temple hospital. well, plunging oil prices and china's economic slow down are being blamed for the stock market's worst ever start to a new year. the markets closed down again yesterday. at the epp of the day the dow was down 390 points to close at 15,988. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 were also lower. "eyewitness news" reporter alex degree ya hov is live this morning with the slumping markets. good morning, alex. >> good morning rahel. the trouble with plummeting gas prices they do so in line the stock market as the week closed out energy company saw the biggest hit in what's become a disappointing start to 2016. this has to do in part with china's inability to stabilize their mark leaving investors fearful back home on wall stre

street. but experts look to an over abundance of oil as major culprit. crude oil barrel prices have fallen to a 12-year low and gas prices drop to go about half of what they were just 18 months ago. >> good for me buying gas at the pump. it's bad for all of us in the stock market and certainly bad for, you know, our oil and gas industry workers. >> reporter: the world market is using 95 million barrels of oil a day which is less than what's being pumped. buyer's market could become even more saturated if sanctions against iran are lived. report roar sip klee does when investors are concerned the price of gold actually rose one point 4% this week. reporting live from the sat center alex hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> vice-president joe biden hopes the country were once again accomplish something extraordinary. yesterday in philadelphia he launched a mission to find a cure for cancer. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the vice-president's

visit and his talks with cancer researchers at the university of pennsylvania. >> reporter: the vice-president launcheed moon shot mission to cure cancer with a tour of one of research lab the penn's abram psalm can center. >> the goal is whatever break throughs we can make in 10 years, my goal is to make sure we can do it in five years. my goal is that we find absolute cures but for some cancers we get to the point where we can manage them they become chronic diseases penn is certainly one of the cutting edge places in the country doing work on new cancer treatment. >> reporter: breast cancer patient ann was part of a clinical trial at penn testing new chemotherapy drug. >> it work enormously well in two treatments. it was phenomenal. >> reporter: she able to attend her son's wedding bald from the experimental chemo but on the road to recovery. >> treatment has gotten much easier to tolerate and much more

effective. >> reporter: the labs at penn abramson cancer center are working on variety of treatments including immuno therapy where cancer is killed by the patient's reengineered immune system. >> we're beginning to see patients a few who treated with such therapists really walking away from their cancer with durable remission. >> vice-president's moon shot mission is aiming for more of that it follow the death of his son beau from brain cancer. in announcing he wouldn't run for president, joe biden said instead he'd lead the effort to cure cancer. >> cancer has a very personal impact on, you know, millions of americans including the vice-president. >> reporter: it's estimated 1.7 million americans will be diagnosed with cancer this year. and while survival rates have been improving, the vice-president says he wants to ramp it up. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs3 "eyewitness news". meet the millionaires. coming up next on "eyewitness news", a tennessee couple claims their share of the pour powerball jackpot. why they say they don't plan to

make major changes to their lies. and this new jersey woman is proving you're never too old to do something you love. you'll meet america's oldest teacher. ♪

there are three winning powerball tickets for the record $1.6 billion jackpot and we know now who has one of them. a couple and their dog from munford, tennessee. here's more on the extremely

lucky couple. >> reporter: a tennessee couple came to collect their share of the powerball jackpot. >> it is a little overwhelming. >> reporter: lisa robinson had to you were her husband john to stop for tickets on the way home wednesday night. >> i told her, i said, i really don't feel like picking them up but i said i'll stop at the store. >> reporter: john stopped at nace see's grocery store and made the purchase of a lifetime. high school student chelsea joyner sold him the winning ticket. she got a cash reward and a hug from the store owner. >> it's just pretty nice to bless somebody's live like that. that's a lot of money and living around here nobody has too much. >> reporter: the robinsons are taking the lump sum because as they say they're not guaranteed tomorrow. they plan to pay off their daughter's student loans and be back at work next week. >> david beg know for cbs3 "eyewitness news". how great they brought their dog. >> meanwhile powerball prank is caught on camera.

celebrations erupted inside a nursing home where a nurse thought she won the big $1.6 billion jackpot. her own son call her saying she won then text add picture of what he said was the winning ticket. when she got home from work later he told her he was just joking. that is cruel. all right, and panda club bei bei makes his public debut at the smithsonian national zoo. the new cub was born in august and in washington, d.c. and now he'll head outside with the rest of his panda family for the first time today. the national zoo's newest giant panda cub is expected to draw quite the crowd. bei bei has been inside since his birth but take look he's been keeping busy. >> sleep, a little bit of play, some wandering around chasing his mother. and then eating. that's pretty much what he's doing. >> sounds good to me. this little ball of fur has already taken d.c. by storm. bei bei social media game is strong with around 5.5 million views so far on the 24 hour

panda cam. how cute. everybody loves pandas and certainly a good day to hit the national mall this storm system move out of the mid atlantic impacting southern new england right now. here in the delaware valley we'll get a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. actually nice start to the weekend we're talking about colder air start tomorrow into early neck week. let's check in with our weather watchers. still a few leftover showers up across the lehigh valley right now. julia she checks in with little bit of light rain at 36 degrees says good morning rainy start at the weekend but don't worry julia that rain should be out of your area probably in the next 15 minutes to half hour or so. closer to philadelphia, just north and west of the city, we'll take to you jerry's house in blue bell it's 39 degrees. just some clouds right now. sends a comment very damp but the rain has stopped. so there you go. so we are seeing that drier air moving in from the southwest to north and east. head over to new jersey, kenneth march 1042 degrees looks like he's dealing with little bit of shower activity and then in

chesterfield, new jersey ed connor 40 degrees, dry conditions right now. somewhat of a mild start to our saturday and temperatures stay above average for highs today. let's take up towards the lehigh valley again still wet roads to deal with in bethlehem. one car out there on main street as we take live look from the hotel bethlehem. and again, really everyone is going to see the drier conditions returning this morning. so here we go. storm scan3 there's the bulk of the storm impacting southern new england right now. with heavy rainfall. even some heavy snows breaking out across upstate new york right now. the drier weather returning in from the south and west. there you go. the back edge of the steady rain moving that was arriere i don't know moving through trenton right now. still some clouds over us but see a little bit of sunshine. zooming in closer here you may get a sprinkle or two over the next hour but that's it the steady rain is gone so you can ditch that umbrella. winds will start to kick up a little bit. so through the morning into the afternoon, our gusts could get over 20 to 25 miles per hour and that wind energy sticks around tonight. it will be a windy evening if you're heading out

for dinner plans later on during the evening hours across the city but the winds go calm again tomorrow. so if you don't like the wind wait about another 24 hours. storm leaves us. we're back to partly sunny skies for this afternoon. starts to get colder tomorrow. tomorrow is kind of the transition day much sets us up for another cold arctic air mass just some clouds around on sunday. then the arctic front comes through for monday. some martin luther king today a lot of people have the day off. temperature struggle to get to 30. it's going to feel like the teens when you factor in the wind during afternoon hours. so let's time things out. future weather model take the rain out of here we break the clouds up by noontime. some sunshine. and then we'll clear out little bit more as we head into the evening hours. tomorrow morning, looks dry. 7:00 o'clock sunday morning maybe a little bit of sun but the clouds start to thicken up the reason there's a storm that's going to remain offshore. but it could brush south jersey and southern delaware maybe a few snow showers or rain showers coming in during the afternoon. temperatures today, well above average. upper 40s to around 50 degrees for the warm spot.

starts to get cold again tonig tonight. 20's and 30's for the low temperatures and then sunday, closer to average. upper 30 toss near 40 degrees. and then monday that's when we see the core of the colder air moving in. you can see it just waiting for us up in across southern canada. it dives southward over the neck 24 to 48 hours. sets up over the delaware valley for monday and tuesday. so highs running a good 10 degrees below average. it slowly lifts out of the region by the mill of next week. we'll see cool temperatures. nothing terribly cold not record breaking for mid january. today clearing skies, it's breezy, 51 degrees, winds gust to go 25 miles per hour. keep it dry tonight, partly cloudy skies, 20's in the suburbs. here with go with that extended forecast no real big storms to talk about. we're back to 40 for the high temperature tomorrow. with maybe a few peeks of sun in the morning. martin luther king day cold and wip dee, 29 degrees. sun and clouds up to freezing on tuesday with mostly sunny skies. a lot of sunshine through the middle of next week rahel but our temperatures actually a few

degrees below average mid and upper 30 glass wild swings there, justin. thanks a lot. it's an old saying if you love what you do, you'll never work day in your life. well the lady you are about to meet has been loving her job for many, many years. as ukee washington reports she is still teaching children how to cook and so. >> that's going to be a good one. >> reporter: at 102 agnes, is a officially the oldest living and working teacher in america. >> 102 is -- i feel like maybe 95. >> reporter: she certainly doesn't act her age. granny at sun dance school in north plainfield, new jersey, spent host most of her adult life as stay at home monday. at the ripe age of 80 started her career as a cooking and sewing teacher. her daughter recruited her. she teaches here, too. >> i saw how she took care of the family and i knew that she wanted to get out a little bit and it wasn't supposed to be

this extensive. >> i love it. the children, they are loveable. >> thanks, granny. >> you're welcome. >> that's good. >> granny is wonderful teacher and she knows lots of things that can help us do better in life. >> happy birthday to you! >> reporter: the students and staff held a huge birthday celebration for granny who shared her secret to a long li life. >> i just think you have to take care of yourself and be happy. i had a good live. a good live. >> thanks, granny! >> reporter: ukee washington, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> wise words from granny the latest young adult novel being turn into movie. coming up next we hear from the stores of the fifth wave. a preview of a 60 minutes interview with actor sean penn. what he is saying about his secret interview with the mexican drug lord known as el chapo.

and the netflix series making a murderer has captivated the nation. did steven avery actually commit the crime? a prominent local attorney weighs in on the case when we come back.

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♪ it's the case that is captivating the nation with many people now debating whether or not steven avery is guilty of murder after his case was wildly viewed on the documentary series making a murderer. i talk to local expert about this controversial case.

>> sounds like a television novel. >> more like the hit documentary making a murderer. the netflix series now making headlines. it follows a wisconsin man steven off row convicted of raping and assaulting a woman. he spends 18 years in prison until dna clears him of the crime. just years later he's accused of of the brutal murder of another woman. did prosecutes have the wrong guy again? many fascinated around the world now seem to think so. jurors did not. >> there is this kind of horrendous crime it's difficult for them to say, okay, we'll let it go. someone has to be punish philadelphia defense attorney says like many captivated by the series, he, too, found the state's case to be problematic. the very agency that was involved in the initial rape and assault investigation played a large roll in the murder investigation. >> the best way that that could have occurred and would not have been any kind of controversy here was to exclude the other

county and they didn't do that. >> critics say the series left out incriminatin incriminating n interview on dr. phil's show then sheriff kenneth peterson maintained the integrity of the investigation. >> he's exactly where he belongs and should be there as long as he lives. >> it touches people because they do want fairness. and they do want justice and they want to make sure that things are done right. >> and many legal experts say even in spite of all of this attention and uproar create he haded by the series the chances of steven avery getting a new trial are slim wouldn't likely require newly discover evidence. sean penn sits down for an interview with charlie rose which will air on 60 minutes tomorrow. penn says he does not believe his october interview with joaquin el chapo guzman led to the drug lore's capture. guzman is believed to have been responsible for up to 34,000 deaths. >> as far as you know you had nothing to do and your visit had

nothing to do with his recaptu recapture? >> the mexican government they were clearly very humiliated by the notion that someone found him before they did. well, nobody found him before they did. we didn't -- we're not smarter than the dea or the mexican intelligence. we had a contact upon which we were able to facilitate an inter have you takes. >> penn went on to say he believe the mexican government wanted to put him at risk but that he is not fearful for his life. you can catch charlie rose's full interview with actor sean penn on a special edition of 60 minutes that airs this sunday at 8:00 right her on cbs3. following in the footsteps of the hunger games, maze runner and dieter jenn the fifth wave is the youngest young ad add dul novel turned into a sci-fi act movie. suzanne marques introduces us to its stars. >> i didn't know it then but that was the last normal day of my life. >> reporter: aliens try to

wipe out the human race and increasely deadly attacks in the new movie the fifth wave. >> because the others look like us, we can't trust anyone. >> reporter: khloe plays cassie teenager out to rescue her little brother after her family is torn away from her. >> wanted to create a character and portray character that is strong but not because of training not because she was chose zen because of her tenacity and her courage. >> you're safe here. >> no, we're not safe anywhere. >> cassie teams up with young man named evan played by alex row who may not be all he appears to be. >> he becomes kind of her only hope really, but they have to learn how to trust each other. a world where there's very limited trust. >> reporter: unlike other recent young adult thrillers this one isn't set in a distant future. >> because it's though it happened today or tomorrow, you're able to follow these characters and relate to them a lot more. >> reporter: fifth wave is based on the first bock in a

trilogy by rick yancy. the final novel in the series is due out this year. suzanne marques for cbs3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news", are changes coming could impact your rush hour drive? the new proposal that may help to get to work faster we'll tell you about it next. little blue penguins are the smallest penguins in the world and now you can see them up close and personal. we'll take you on a tour of that are new home at adventure aquarium coming up next

dare to dream. being able to legally drive on the shoulders of the schuylkill expressway without getting a ticket. in order to speed you where you're going. we'll tell you how it all might work coming up. >> the local college is offering free tuition and it all comes down to an internship. we'll have the details. and brighter skies are ahe ahead. storm system is moving on after bringing drenching rains overnight. justin drabick will have the latest. today is saturday january 16th. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist justin drabick joining us. no a economy washout for the weekend. >> the storm got its act together and kicked on out of

here. >> get out of here. just go. >> the holiday weekend as well. >> yeah. >> we're bringing back little bit of sunshine and temperatures not bad. maybe near 50 today. >> wow. >> then that sets the stage for colder air next week but hey it's mid january. typically the defendant time of year on average. but here's storm scan3 looking a whole lot better right now. pretty large storm but main impact remains just offshore. up across southern new england right now. you can see heavy rainfall cape cod, eastern massachusetts, connecticut and rhode island but back home the steady rain coming to an end. a stray shower well north and east of the city over the next hour. that's about it. so drying trend continues. big change in the temperature compared to this time yesterday morning. anywhere from about four to 15 degrees warmer so we do have mild air in place add a little sunshine this afternoon we'll get temperature near 50. a little bit cool north and west of the city. berks county lehigh valley in the 30s this hour. low 40s around philadelphia mid fours in south jersey. so today again this morning the rain really has come to an end.

temperatures hold in the 30s and 40s this afternoon. little bit of sunshine around but the wind will kick up. temperatures 40s to around 50 degrees for the warmest spot. so philadelphia forecast high 51 degrees today. with a little bit of sunshine. tomorrow mostly cloudy, we'll keep it dry. item which are right where it should be right around 4 degrees. that just sets the stage for another arctic air mass moving in for early neck week. we'll talk about that coming up in the seven day forecast in just a few more minutes. rahel, zen it back to you. >> justin, check in with you then thank you. this morning we're hearing from drivers about the idea of opening the shoulder on the schuylkill to traffic. officials are studying the potential move during times of peak use between route 1 and 202. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has more on the proposed plan. it's a pain in the neck all the time to get there. no matter what time of day it is. >> reporter: we all hate schuylkill expressway jams. but what if that tempting open shoulder lane where it's now illegal to drive became

available? oh asis in the traffic desert. >> i think it would be great. >> hey, if it works and slow is consistent film, it's always a good thing. >> reporter: take heart suffering drivers. penndot is now studying permitting to us ride on the schuylkill expressway shoulders between routes one and 202. for at least part of each day. >> i think it would be pretty nice, because there's always a lot of traffic and it would clear thing up a lot. >> reporter: don't try driving op those shoulders winding up for ticket for it just yet. penndot says the shoulders would need widening from eight to 10 feet to 12 feet. a big challenge since much of the schuylkill is tightly squeezed between rock walls and the river. for now if i'm stuck in traffic i'll just gaze longing al that the a open lane. >> that is again that's right. but it's not for use at this present time. >> reporter: and so we'll just have to wait until we see if we can ride the schuylkill's

shoulders. but then waiting is nothing new for all of us who brave the expressway every day. >> if we could expand that road in any possible way, it would be a good thing for the city. >> reporter: penndot study is also considering other improvements. such as variable speed limits, new signage and high-tech monitoring of traffic. no time frame yet on when those improvements will be put into place. but penndot says it's all aimed at easing congestion on the schuylkill. dare to dream. on the schuylkill at city avenue, i'm walt hunter cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> an elderly woman is seriously hurt after her neighbor's car smashes through her wilmington home. chopper three over cold fact court friday morning. the 73-year-old victim was trapped under the car for about half app hour. police say her neighbor was cited for reckless driving. it has been more than a week since a 13-year-old boy became camden's first homicide victim

of 2016. his mother says she tried to rescue her son from the grips of a gang. reporter terry greg of our sister kyw news radio spoke to the mother who's hoping her story saves lives. >> reporter: tieesha mercado is grieving. >> i keep trying to tell myself it's not real. it's not real. >> her son nathaniel plumber, jr. gunned down on this stream in camden. single mom of three says he was a good kid. but after witnessing his father's arrest he changed. >> he spiraled out of control. he went down. he shut down. >> reporter: mercado says nate started hanging with the wrong crowd. she asked for help from counselors and programs. even hoped he went to jail. but the streets took his life before help came. >> it hurts so bad. it hurts. ultimate goal is to catch them before did he really get hook into the outside gangs. report roar reverend john parker, jr. is pastor of baptist

church. they work with project guardian a program started by the camden counter police last year. it bring police and former gang members together to give kids like nate a way out. >> to help a person like that to find a better way. >> reporter: nate's funeral is set for monday and his mother says no gang colors are allowed. but they'll celebrate his 14th birthday at the row pass. >> nothing happens by accident. report roar mercado has support, her twin sister and and tire family and they're praying that by telling the truth about their nate mower money for programs and intervention will come. >> to help save the other thousands of nates that are out there. >> in cam, cherry greg kyw news raid your cbs3 "eyewitness new news". meantime a spokesman for the camden county prosecutor's office says they are conducting a thorough investigation into the plumber homicide. no charges have been file in the case at the time.

calls for justice in port richmond from friends and family of ryan kelly. a local man who was murdered on thanksgiving day. "eyewitness news" on the 3500 block of gall street for a vigil last night. kelly was murdered just two blocks away in the 3600 block of almond street back in november. police found kelly lying in the road suffering from gunshot wounds. he later died in a local hospital. investigators have made no arrests and believe his killers are also responsible for a number of robberies in the area. anyone with information should call philadelphia police. physical police also need your help identifying this man in this sketch. the suspect is wanted for robbing and shooting an elderly woman in the face. as she walk near the 71 hun doctor block of erdrick block of tacony on new year's eve. he was driving his white nissan maxima. it was last seen getting on i-95 heading towards bucks county. $6,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arre arrest. there are new developments in the boiler explosion at a

philadelphia elementary school this week that critically injured a maintenance worker. school workers who are part of the service employees international union protested yesterday at philadelphia school district headquarters. the union says the incident which injured one of their members is an example of unsafe conditions in schools because of the deteriorating infrastructu infrastructure. mayor kenney met with the union and district officials last night and announced a task force that will be going around to look at school boilers and heaters. >> i think this is an opportunity and example how the city, the school district, the state, labor everyone can work together to address a problem that's clearly there. >> maintenance work can he was injury wednesday when he attempted to ignite the back up boiler at edmunds elementary. it exploded igniting the man p flames. while many question if it's worth taking on a mound of debt for college diploma one local school wants to help students get two years of school for free. new jersey reporter cleve bryan

has more on rowan college at gloucester county's ambitious plans. we're pricing young people out of. >> reporter: in the two years since gloucester county college partnered with rowan university to become rowan college at gloucester county, two words are always on president fred keating's mind. quality and afford ability. >> now students are looking at us that never look at us before. >> reporter: this week rowan college announced two initiatives that might make the school look much more appealing than a high priced big name university. the three plus one program allows students to take three years at rowan college and one year at rowan university. >> this degree would be bachelor' degrees at approximately $28,000. >> reporter: that's $28,000 total. not per year. the second new program is internship with gloucester county government. students pick their major, work in related county agency and get free tuition for two years. that's a $10,000 savings. it comes way pathway to a rowan university degree. >> they've had experience, they

got a bachelor's degree from research university in new jersey. >> reporter: he hopes parents and students who may have written off county colleges take look at these new opportunities. >> now at this price with think investment and the possibility of the return on that investme investment, you would be foolish not to. >> reporter: three plus one program is available at rowan colleges in burlington and foster counties f you'd like to learn more about the requirements visit their web page. in department for, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" advice for homeowners if your garage door needs repairs and also ahead some new rifles to region but feeling a little blue. quite literally. little blue penguins and we'll take you on tour of that are new homecoming up. and you can put the umbrellas away for now. justin is back with to tell us about drier but colder weather in our forecast when we come back. ♪

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renovation projects. well, most of us don't think about our garage doors until they stop working or they star looking weather beaten. but they do more than you might think. and this week's angie's list report jim donovan takes a look at some things to consider if you're in the market for a new garage door. >> reporter: your garage door is often the first thing people see when they pull up to your house. so appearance is important. >> replacing your garage door there are lots of choices. but you want to either visit the garage companies showroom or have them come out to your hou house. there's great technology now a days where they can take a picture of your house and show was different doors will look like on your home. >> reporter: beyond the look the construction of the door is also important. it's the biggest moving part of your home and you want it to work well for a long time. >> the best selling garage doors today are mostly steal garage doors. but carriage house designs are really growing in popularity. >> reporter: average steal door will cost where from 75 tow $3,500 depending on thickness

and insulation. a rooftree assistant aluminum door may be better for human climates while wood looks great and offers more options. >> wood has classic charm. it's completely flexible in terms of design. you can get more designs in wood more custom type doors in wood than you can with any other material. >> reporter: faux wood is something tolls consider less maintenance and it usually costs less than real wood. finally be sure to consider how your garage door can affect your energy bill. >> if your garage is connected to your home, you should really consider investing in an insulated garage door. especial physical you have a room above your garage. this will help your energy costs as well as reduce noise in your home. for more advice from angie on buying or installing garage doors, visit cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. sometimes when you dignity dirt you find buried treasure. take look at this. it is a 4.6 carrat diamond believed to be the most valuable diamond ever discovered in the united states.

the flawless diamond shaped like a tear drop was found back in june by a woman who paid only $8 to shovel in the dirt at the arkansas crater of die mop state park. diamond experts say it is extremely rare to find a diamond of this quality in the united states. it is currently up up for auction there it is and is expected to go for over $1 million. only $8 that's great coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and 53 net at a, join us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> good morning rahel. i got to try shoveling for diamonds. coming up they're accused of violating dot not call registry more than 50 million time. inside the trial that may put fear into all telemarket glass it's a beloved street but in differ locate. well take look at the changes being made for the new sesame street that premieres on hbo later today. >> and for this week call it the new city of lights. we'll take you to london for the annual festival which is lighting up buildings and faces.

>> all of that plus your eye opener the dish and music in our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> thank you so much. lots to look forward to this morning. and turning now to weather. justin joining us with some "eyewitness weather" watchers. >> it's really not going to be a bad weekend at all at least the first start talking about temperatures above average today and that rain is gone. we had heavy during the overnight hours but most of our locations now reporting some dry weather and we'll see little bit of sunshine through the morning as well. but let's check in with wet watchers. cool right now. 30s to the lower 40s. we'll take you to new jersey right now. peter in lawrenceville got 43 degrees. still some clouds across the region right now. and little bit farther south from lawrenceville in chesterfield ed connor coming 39 degrees dry conditions as well. with just mostly cloudy skies. and here around philadelphia we go to fill's house. 40 degrees, dry weather has returned there. with light breeze at the moment

but that wind will start to kick up sends a mess is satisfy the rain has stop. good news for center city. now the arctic blast. somebody is excited for cold air that will happen over the next 24 to 48 hours. problem this morning, we are getting dry air in here but still the streets a little bit wet. shot from fill chestnut hill you can see the wet roads at least the rain has ended as that wind kicks up starter air will certainly dry out these roads travel conditions will be much better through the morning into the afternoon. check out south delaware root now. live look at rehoboth beach, 42 degrees, west wind light, 7 miles an hour. seeing a few breaks in the clouds. so not a bad sunrise shaping up. coming about another half hour or so. and a few people on the boardwalk earlier with the rain jackets but it look like the rain has stopped there as well. so drying out is the story today. does turn breezy winds gusting to 25 to maybe 30 miles per hour later this afternoon and early tonight. then that sets the stage for a n arctic blast coming in here for early next week. so storm scan3 shows the bulk of the rain lifting out to the

north and east maybe a leftover shower lehigh valley and the poconos over the next hour. still some clouds over us but farther south and west we'll break up the clouds even in south delaware seeing that sunshine so the trend today will be for partly sunny skies. rainfall amounts south of the city go to south new jersey no central delaware that's where we got hit the hardest over an inch of rain in cape may. 1.11-inches. just over an inch in myrna. haddon feel point frick. here in philadelphia .36. .30 of an inch up in allentown. so there you are. depends where you are. ski forecast, shaping up a little bit better this afternoon. wet this morning but just mainly cloudy for the afternoon. forecast high of 39 degrees up in the poconos. we'll keep clouds around on sunday. 31. maybe late in the day sunday night a few snow showers up in the poconos. so better snow making conditions are in the forecast. jack frost one to 2 feet for the base. 20 trails full capacity there. big boulder nine trails. camelback 25 trails open right

now and blue mountain coming at 24 to 48-inch base with 26 trails. like i said better snow making conditions in the forecast complements of this arctic blast blast, this front comes through sunday night. should come through dry. that bring in the colder air. highs monday, tuesday running 10 degrees above average here's our strong storm that brought the rain it's exiting the region. we're back to clearing skies tonight. maybe a little sunshine early sunday morning. don't get used to it though because a storm to our south and east. it stays offshore but it could come close enough for southern delaware maybe south jersey to see a few snow showers tomorrow afternoon. then the arctic front comes through. that just opens the gates for cold canadian air to build on in for monday and tuesday. today though look at these high temperatures actually well above average near 50 in philadelphia and parts of south jersey and delaware. and then tonight gets cold again near freezing for the city, 20's in the suburbs. tomorrow typical mid january day. upper 30s to around 40 degrees. today it's breezy, clearing

skies, 51 for philadelphia. cooler in the northwest suburb. cold night tonight 33 degrees for the city. and there you go. there's that cold air for monday. the holiday. sun and clouds, it's windy, 29 degrees. it will feel more like the teens throughout the afternoon. and that extended forecast we'll cool it down but again no big storms to talk about. 40 degrees for the high on sunday. upper 20s on thursday. only near freezing on tuesday. with the sunshine and each day it just gets a little bit warm warmer. temperatures still running a little bit below average next week but at least it's dry. and i do love watching the weather you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an "eyewitness weather" watcher. sign up now at cb cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com/watchers. again, up and down weather pattern we're dealing with a couple warm days and get cold days. >> a lot of that. it feels like colorado. >> that's how it's been. >> all different types of seasons. >> yes. >> without the snow. >> uh-huh. does the winter weather we've had have you feeling blue? some new rivals today the adventure aquarium are sure to warm your heart then. katie fehlinger headed over to

the camden new jersey for a sneak peek at what just might be the cutest penguins ever. >> we're used to watching penguins waddle around the adventure aquarium but some tiny new additions are making their big blue debut this week. >> ♪ >> reporter: why are these penguins blue? >> it's actually a form of camouflage called counter shading the penguins are dark on the top and light on the bottom to help disguise themselves from predators while swimming in the water. >> cobalt, indigo, satisfy fear three of the eight little blues wading water side this winter. >> first thing you'll notice when you see a little blue penguin is exactly how little they are. little blue penguins are smallest species of penguin. they range in weight from maybe 2 pounds to 3 pounds. about 13-inches to 15-inches tall. they're very small. >> they may be small, but, boy, can these guys eat. breakfast time and it's a blue plate special. >> they eat variety of small fish. here at the aquarium they'll eat sardines, smelts, small trout

and small herring. penguins in general can eat about 20% of that are body weight in a single day. >> this colon knee will reside in their very own cabanas of sort. homes made to rest their habit habitat. >> there are 18 species of penguin in the too em pore roar penguin and, are found in antarctica year round. a couple of other species of penguins that will travel to ant arctic today. more found in temper rat climate. south emergency and south africa gay lap pa goes islands us a strahle and new zealand. >> there's something going on in there. >> hailing from sidney australia these little blue birds sure have a lot to say. >> they are the most vocal species of penguins. they have variety of calls from a low rumble to a squeak i'm sure you're hearing the squeak right now. to a trumpeting type sound each penguin has its own unique sound or voice and that's how they

identify themselves in the group. >> guests can get a close up view of these feathered friends, swimming, surfing and splashing right into the summer. >> we're proud to say they're permanent residents here at adventure aquarium. >> who knew. >> i'm with katie. i thought cold snowy. i love that set up they got. nice lyle beach there. >> i want that. >> i thought black and white but no. >> right. blue. >> sapphire, cobalt. they're so little. >> learn something every day g pretty cool. >> check them out. the exhibit is now officially open if you do want to check them out. we'll be right back. ♪

and justin is back now. justin, wild swings in temperatures. >> yes. >> earlier this week i was

freezing and today it was so warm g not bad. right. right back eight again for the cold. something for everybody. >> sorry to put you down there. a little depressing. some people like the cold. >> yeah. >> it's winter. so, you know, they're excited about this. but there's the rain the last of steady rain moving across new york city right now. maybe a stray shower the next hour or two but most areas are now dry. we'll see a little sunshine this afternoon. check it out. above average highs up to 51 for philadelphia. fief tow at the shore with a few peeks of sun. the breeze will kick up that starts to bring in cooler air. so tomorrow more of a typical mid january day. close to average which is 40 degrees. that's what we'll hit. and then there's that cold air early neck week once again martin luther king day a high of 29 degrees. you add in the wind it will feel like single digits in the morning. teens in the afternoon. and still pretty much overall a dry weather pattern no big storms to talk about the next seven days. sunshine early next week but that doesn't he will really help things much only empty low and mid 30s and maybe by next weekend we warm it up again.

that's just how we've been the month of january up and down. that's the trend for the next week or two. >> we still haven't seen our first measurable snow. >> a trace. that's all we had in the city. not measurable. go figure. >> maybe february will be the month. >> we'll see. >> all right. justin, thanks that is cbs3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on fv but always online at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend.

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