a very dangerous night for a philadelphia police office are, he is dragged by a car but luckily wasn't injured, how a car crash led police to one of the suspects. and a hundreds of students are up early this morning, for a good cause hear about their hoagie sales this super bowl sunday and how you can help. today is sunday super bowl sunday february 7th, good morning to you i'm rahel solomon. i'm jim donovan.

first most important thing super bowl sunday what will weather be like. the here's justin drabick with the forecast. >> great looking forecast. we were talking about last time were you here you were making pancakes. i have a bone to pick with you. clean up your mess. >> you found my syrup. >> how long has that been here. >> it has been sitting over there. there was butter too. >> you can they the butter out. >> start cooking it up again for us. >> of course, we are looking at a great forecast, lots of sunshine, temperatures are mild, you don't like cold weather, enjoy today, that will change we are talking about a little bit of snow. cold morning, clear sky, calm wind. thirty at the a airport in philadelphia. twenty-two in allentown. mid 20's in mount pocono. great for frost off the cars this morning with the calm wind. twenty-one in quakertown and pottstown. compared to yesterday kind of the same deal at this hour. temperatures right where they were 24 hours ago. the wind are calm, with the clear skies, you don't have

those cloud holding in the heat. we have really dropped off again this morning. there are some cloud to the the south though, southern delaware, southern new jersey a storm over north carolina mid to high level cloud may move in later this morning into the the afternoon but decent amount of sunshine, by noon time we have temperatures in the lower 40's, mid afternoon, upper 40's. so running around to the grocery store picking up that food for the super bowl, it looks good, getting close to 50 around philadelphia, mid 40's a at the shore, 30's in the poconos. so we will talk about some snow for the workweek and another round of arctic air in the full forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >> no snow and no cold today. it is super bowl sunday. date football fans have been waiting for all year long and now we are just hours away. we're counting. the just over ten hours and 27 minutes, until the big game that airs right here on cbs-3. >> lets take a live look at levi stadium in santa clara, california. still dark there. 5:00 a.m. local time. fans are celebrating in san

francisco while cbs announcers are preparing to analyze the big game. correspondent terry okita the has more from super bowl sit the eye. >> reporter: broncos and panthers have their final pregame walk throughs on saturday, the cbs broadcast team is doing its final prep work too. injury reports, statistics, and player profiles are all part of their game plan as they get ready to host a full day of tv for the biggest, single will day sporting event in the world. >> we have got a sizable audience of casual fans will be watching so you cannot get real granular and talk about it as fat the ball report report lead analyst and former quarterback phil simms says he will keep the game calling simple but as super bowl champion and mvp, he will be able to add extra color about the flares. >> i read all of the stories of how it affected them. i said that will in the happen to me. but get in the huddle, and see how nervous your teammates are

is frightening. what the hell is wrong with you guys report report here in super bowl city, the main event area, people are taking in all of the sites. many just can't wait for the game to start. >> we are here to see panthers win the super bowl. the 50th. >> we will win by 20 on sunday. we have a couple things up our sleeves. >> reporter: fans in the able to fork over thousands for a seat in the the stadium can still have some pregame fun, singer alycia keys plays a free he concert saturday night the at super bowl city. in san francisco, terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now jim, my sources on the field tell me that broncos are out there a lot more than panthers, i'm just saying. >> all right. for mullica high school, super bowl sunday means making thousands of hoagies for a good cause. >> cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live at clear view regional will high school where this sunday is in the the a day off, cherri is in line to make

hoeing toys day. >> reporter: it is called hoagies for hope, and this is the end result. you can see hundreds and hundreds of hoagies, being made today, to help those in need. all of the proceed will be going to families who are battling life threatening illnesses but let me get you you to the process. there is a dj here. hundreds of volunteers from the school, middle school, high school kid, family members, all here, volunteering, to make these hoagies this morning ape to prepare them for pick ups at the 10:00 a.m. i will get in on this action. christine, tribe the whole process because i will jump in here and help make a hoagie. >> jump right n we will start bypassing bread on down. they will put cheese on it, peppered ham, capicola and salami where you will jump in. then they top witt lettuce and tomato. >> reporter: so i will get in here with the crew. i got a good clean right-hand. i put hand sanitizer. there is a i plastic glove.

we have right here, what is this? what is this. >> this is some ham and we're putting three pieces of this on there. >> so i'm putting an extra piece. >> you do what you want. >> apparently there is a thousand pounds of cheese, meat here, there is peppered ham, there is, this is turkey, that is capicola, and then there is some salami that goes on this. this is the italian hoagie. is there also buffalo chicken and what else. >> and turkey and italian, yes. >> reporter: there is a friendly rivalry at this table. it is all ladies, say hi, ladies. say hello. >> hey. >> and mess of the ladies here are going for the panthers but we have a lone broncos fan, what is up. >> i don't really watch football but i'm supporting because i'm a lon. ranger so why in the. >> reporter: a lot of these ladies will be playing in the

basketball game for clear view pioneers, right, right. >> yes. >> reporter: how do you you feel volunteering for such a good cause. >> i file so excited. i love helping, volunteering and getting hype for our game later. >> reporter: we have one twin sister, another twin sister, so, i mean we need to move this hoagie along because y'all, this is veggie queen right here they are getting order. how do you feel about doing this work. how many have you made today. >> a lot, so far. >> reporter: about 1600 hoagies being made this morning, a thousand were preordered. they are $10 for 22-inch hoagie and 600 will be for sale beginning at 10:00 a.m. a all to help families with life threatening illnesses, all part of the hoagies for hope at clear view high school. this is where the family part comes in and you are the wrapper, the wrapper and the slicer. >> yes, that is right. >> she's serious. very serious. all this again for a good cause, and for super bowl

sunday. you have to want to say pioneers. >> go pioneers, wow. >> reporter: through go. and rahel, i did put an order in for your turkey and cheese, you will hook you up. >> i know you will. >> reporter: cherry greg, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you can't tell the difference between cold cuts. i knew you weren't going to cook but you cannot tell the difference between cold cuts. >> reporter: that is right. >> jim doesn't even need one. >> all right. >> super bowl 50 is right here on cbs-3, and tonight on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00, from the length of the national anthem to the over/under for the game many bets will be made for super bowl 50. >> now sports betting is illegal in philadelphia, plenty of people are still doing it. tonight cbs-3's jessica dean sits down with a local book i to take you inside the underground world of sports bet nothing our area. >> what about if someone can't

pay or doesn't pay, what happens. >> well, it is in the like the movies. i don't go and break their legs. the it is kind of part of the game. >> i thought they did break their legs. the as game of sports betting continues to change the book i says plenty of philadelphia fans continue to make the same betting mistakes. find out what it is, tonight on "eyewitness news" following a special live addition have the late show with stephen colbert. new this morning, scary moments for a philadelphia police officer, after he is dragged by a car in the overbrook neighborhood. police say that driver then fled the scene around 3:30 and crashed in another koran lincoln drive. one man want then taken in custody and it is unclear however if he was a driver n word if any other suspects were involved but remarkably the officer walk away without any injuries. still to come, bernie sanders meets his match in the g.o.p. candidates battle it out the in new hampshire. >> reporter: the republican presidential candidates are feeling pressure to stay relevant as they try to knock

each other out of the race on the debate stage. i'm weijia jiang in manchester, new hampshire with that story coming up. plus ever wonder what happens to all of those unwanted and returned holiday gifts? well, you may be surprised where they end up, we will show you next but first here's justin. good morning, everyone. the nice finish to the weekend. sunshine, mild temperatures. then get ready for snow and cold temperatures for workweek. details coming up in the weather

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drive-in pottstown. and, it is, a white 2011, buick, family members are concerned about his health because he fell and struck his head on wednesday. >> we don't necessity, if he is, out of it a little will bit, they found him, he seemed to be okay but with head injuries we're in the sure. >> now the pennsylvania license plate number on leaser's carries dj h-1547. if you have any information, call the police. the u.s. ambassador to soul has met with the south the korean defense minister in the wake of north korea's rocket launch. south korean defense minister ku said it was an unacceptable act. many say long range rocket is a test of technology, for a missle that could strike the united states, united states mainland, and north korea widely disputed claim last month, that has tested a hydrogen bomb. on now to campaign 206,

g.o.p. candidates, faced off, in new hampshire, and it may be a ahead of the vote in tuesday primary. >> donald trump, return to the stage and correspondent weijia jiang has the latest from manchester, new hampshire. >> reporter: awkward start to saturday's abc news republican debate. some of the candidates didn't realize they had been called to the stage but when things got underway jeb bush and chris christie charged to the marco rubio. all three vying for main stream g.o.p. voters this notion that he doesn't know what he is doing. >> there he is. the memorized 252nd speech. there it is, everybody. >> marco rubio is a gifted, gifted willtition but we have tried it the old way barack obama good donald trump made his first debate appearance since skipping one in iowa. >> i would bring back water boarding. would i bring back a hell of a lot worse than water boarding. >> earlier hillary clinton fired back against blunt questions about her trust worthiness, and the 2012 benghazi a attacks.

>> is there more information about this then you will fine in most other kind of events. >> reporter: for some candidates tuesday will be a major break day for survival, in the race. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders made an appearance on the saturday night live, late last night. >> for 1 percent getting this preferential treatment, enough is enough. bee need to unite and work together. if we're all going to get through this. >> sound like socialism to me. >> he appeared alongside comic larry david has done spot on impersonations of the politician in the past. sometimes i think he does a better impersonation of bernie sanders. >> i think larry david was born to play bernie sanders. >> exactly. >> turning new to weather.

>> great looking sunday guys. i have super bowl party, no problems getting there, sunshine. mild temperatures. it could change this week. the winter weather fans if you are in the liking warm temperatures you will like next few days. we have a little snow. jim's happen bye that. >> that is keyword there. >> more nuisance type thing at this point. within spot where we have seen snow is in the poconos, groomers out, live look at big boulder, full sunshine, right now, great the day to hit the slopes, doing skiing and ride agent any resort. conditions are looking g here's latest ski report a a across the region, jack frost big boulder up to 36 inches have snow, 20 trails opened, 16 at big boulder. cammal back 24 to 48. thirty-four trails. thirty-seven trails opened, at blue mountain. and, tomorrow, a little bit of a different story. we will bring back colder air and chance for snow, up in the poconos for later tomorrow night. good news for them. right the now it is cold. twenty-two millville. twenty-two atlantic city.

airport 26. newark delaware. around philadelphia still below freezing at the airport and mullica, 28 in malvern and even colder to the north western suburbs. at least we're out of the teens right now, quakertown at 18 earlier this morning. up to 21. so a cold start to the the day but we're in sunshine right now, that will help warm things up, close to 50 degrees in some spots. watching that really two storm systems right now, here's first one across carolinas throwing back some snow inland off the coast. that will track out to sea but maybe close enough to parts of the south jersey to bring some rain and a few wet snow flakes mixed in during the afternoon. then we have this weak system right now, that will move south and east over the next 24 to 48 hours and then energize off the coast, as of right now it looks like it develops a little too late to be a major storm system but still we can see snow out of this we will talk about that in a bit. out in california, great day, in santa clara in the sunshine, at kick off 6:30 our time, 70 degrees, wow. great football weather, lucky

guys out there watching the game. back home though there is storm number one passing by over next 24 hearst bringing included to the coast. maybe light rain or snow mixed in during the day tomorrow afternoon. then focus turns to this system, it is a lot of energy in the jet stream moving south and east and then starting machine night we will see snow showers breaking out throughout the overnight. this could impact the tuesday morning commute, and it is not going to snow straight through, the time period, it is on and off snow showers around. storms transfer its energy tuesday but it is far off shore but enough moisture lingering around to have snow at times during the day tuesday. timing things out later machine night-light rain and snow develops monday and off and on snow showers on tuesday, overall accumulation should be on the lighter side but timing could be bad, again, possibly we have tuesday morning we are dealing with light snow falling to impact the morning commute. how much snow? well, generally within to 3 inches at this point. the storm hasn't formed yet so

things could change over next 24 to 36 hours. today we're mild in the 40's, close to 50 in some spots. the not as cold tonight because of the clouds moving in. thirty's in most locations and then tomorrow cooler, closer to average, in the the lower 40's. what about the trend? february 14th to the 20th, middle of the month we are seeing more warmth across the western part of the u.s. but northeast still lock in the cold pattern so winter weather fans we are liking this forecast next couple weeks. we are talking at or below average temperatures. here's our warmest day 49 degrees. the tonight dropping to 32 for the city. the extended forecast more included tomorrow late in the day rain or snow showers and on and off snow on tuesday in the upper 30's. that is if it stays cold, highs struggle to get in the the lower 30's by end of the week and weekend, jim and rahel back to you. it is now 8:19. time to check red. >> lets go to ann evans in the cbs traffic center. still looking clear out there. >> still looking good, rahel

especially heading out to get the last minute items for your super bowl party. the roadways every actually doing fine this morning. they are cooperating with us. this is schuylkill at south street, trafficking ago way from you in the eastbound lanes in delays on this portion of the the schuylkill and schuylkill looks fin through philadelphia and suburbs. if you are taking the schuykill, eastbound schuylkill heading in the philadelphia auto show watch out for delays on arch street at the convention center area, a lot of pedestrian traffic there as well, as folks do take public transportation and if you are telling public transportation this morning everything is honor close to schedule including septa, new jersey transit, and path the co high speed line. moving traffic come to i-95 at the platt right near stadiums and airport in delays are problems on i-95. the platt bridge is in great shape too the as well as all of the other area bridges. we will move the traffic cam one more time here to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike. the as you are heading to the poconos, take advantage of some will cooler weather, in delays, or problems, on the pennsylvania turnpike or the northeast extension. and that is very latest from

the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you rahel. >> thank you, ann. car lovers the final day to see new vehicles at philadelphia auto show. the hundreds have packed the pennsylvania convention center and you can see the latest models, prototype vehicles and classic. more than 700 vehicles are on display and every major vehicle, manufacturer is represented. car lovers say they are impressed. >> seeing bunch of different things. we are looking to buy a new car. we will see what we want to get. >> i would imagine myself, with the rolls royce, you know what i'm saying and lamborghini and this is as close as i'm coming right now, it is a dream. >> it is a little will crowd today. tomorrow will be better because everybody will be watching the super bowl. >> the auto show is tonight at 6:00 o'clock. well, did you return any gifts that you received during the holidays? if you did you are not alone. >> well, where do those items go after they are returned.

might not be where you think. >> holidays may be over but it is most wonderful time of the year for liquidators, that is because they end up with many of the items that were returned to sellers like amazon, home depot and sears. >> most of it is just customer returns or buyers remorse. >> reporter: michael says his illinois warehouse is over fledge with everything from electronics to appliances, once tested they are auctioned off at half the price. >> consumer zooms that they returned it, it is put back on the store shelf which isn't the case report report his business has jumped 1,000 percent in the past four years. on line shopping is a big reason y they have return $260 billion worth of items last year, tobin moore, ceo of artoro.com helps store process those returns. he says restocking items can be expensive for retailers. >> so often retail are liquidate them for pennies on the dollar or some cases throwing them away in

landfills because it is more cost effective. >> reporter: items that survive end up in retailers, pawn shops, flea markets and some sell the company good on line. >> many items that end up with liquidators cannot be placed back on the shelves due to damage packages, removed labels o1 of the best times to shop rite now. after the holidays when retailer receive a surge of customer returns. did you return anything. >> i exchange something, a bag. >> not bad. >> i always feel bad returning things. >> okay. as long you are not returning anything i'm not giving you you. welshing we will be right back with the look ahead at cbs sunday morning, stay with us.

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parish they are assigned to. >> dug through dusty archives. >> it really kind of geeked out on the specifics of it on the details in good solid investigative reporting. we shot in the boston globe library which is looks exactly like that and going through clips and going through paper, paper, paper, paper. >> we find out where any priest is any given year. >> in the globe. >> looking at directories, published by the catholic church and devising a way to work backwards from them to locate priests and it was very tedious and hellish work but proven incredibly fruitful boots on the ground journalism. oscar buzz for spotlight and crazed world of sports fans. >> that is this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a a.m. coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" on this super bowl sunday. >> from local college athletes to the professional level,

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>> temperatures well above average, we will get close to 50 degrees in some locations, you can see mostly sunny skies right now a few high level cloud, but good way to finish off the weekend on this sunday, super bowl sunday. to temperatures are still cold. we woke up to teens and 20's, a lot of frost on the the cars but we're slowly making progress here getting close to freezing here at the airport in philadelphia still lower 20's in the suburbs, 21 in pottstown, 22 doylestown, mount holly checks in at 24 degrees. good news, wind are calm, that will be the trend throughout the day today. very pleasant this afternoon the with the sunshine and calm wind, temperatures above average. storm scan three nice and quiet, no problems across the region. some included will start to roll role from the south. there is a a storm over north carolina that he will we will talk about in a bit this morning clear, cold 20's and 30's, this afternoon. sunshine and milder, well into a 40's. and, up are 30's a good day

for skiing, arriving in the poconos. the talking about colder temperatures in the workweek and chance for some snow. we will break down those details in a few minutes. jim and rahel, back to you. >> thanks, justin. we are anxiously awaiting kick off, this super bowl sunday and count down is on. right now nine hours, 57 minutes, until the big game right here on cbs-3. >> new lets take a live look at levi stadium in santa clara a, california. it is still dark. but soon will be in the national spotlight. nfl celebrated stars of the past and present at the annual nfl honors. cbs sports director don bell was on the red carpet for all of the action and tells us about a big win for a player has already had big accomplishments this season. >> just a few miles from where i'm standing right here in downtown san francisco it was made official, cam newton is 2015 nfl mvp. he hauled in 48 of the 501st

place votes. becomes first carolina pant tours win, he becomes first black quarterback to win at ward out right. he had a career high 35, touchdowns tosses to go with ten rushing touchdowns. did he a attend these ceremonies because well, he has business to take care of in san jose as they get set for the super bowl today. i did talk to a couple nfl greats about cam himself. >> this kid has had one heck of a year, five-one. he led his team to the super bowl. when you play that position that is what it is a all about. >> cam newtown is absolutely amazing. what is it about him that mix him so special. >> everything, as far as a ball player, i haven't seen that kind have beast in my life at the quarterback position. not only is there wonderful size, he is faster then he looks, you see, he is so big and he has more speed then he looks like and he can pass the football. >> reporter: 2016 pro football hall of fame class was announced and philly native

and roman catholic alumni marvin marson gets the nod on the third time. he spent 13 seasons, with the indianapolis colts. he had 84 catches a year, that is second all time in nfl history. if you are wondering, terrell owens on the ballot for first time in his career did not get the nod. of course story here in san francisco people cannot wait for super bowl 50 and you can catch that right here on cbs-3. reporting from super bowl city i'm don belfor "eyewitness sports". >> indeed an exciting night, super bowl 50 right here on cbs-3, tonight. cbs, face the nation is talking the super bowl this morning and last night's debate. >> joining us with a preview live from washington is moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson, john, good morning, things continue to heat up. >> good morning rahel and jim. that is right. we have two days until new hampshire primary, so we're going to talk to hillary clinton and bernie sanders in

the tough fight there for their own fewer tunes but having an interesting conversation about the definition of the democratic party and which direction it should go n we will pivot back to the big game and talk to demore is smith, executive director of the nfl players association. we have got to have a preview with our own james brown about the big game. >> lots to look forward to in sports and politics, john, thank you. it is super bowl sunday. students at a local high school air semmably turkey, ham, lettuce and rolls with the purpose. they are transforming ingredients to help their community. >> cherry greg from kyw news radio is life from mullica where volunteers are making more than a thousand hoagies right now. cherri, you say you have made some progress on the turkey and ham. >> reporter: yes, we have made some progress. i put those order in for you jim and rahel and i'm here where finishing touches are being made on the first round of hoagies that have been made. they made about 1800 hoagies

and in about an hour. there were volunteers that participated. this is the italian hoagie room. there is another room with buffalo chicken and turkies are being made. all of this is to raise up to $5,000 to help families who are dealing with life threatening illnesses. one of those families is right here with me right now we have rose and cristina daily. they are one of three recipients of the money raise today. so they were actually out here volunteering. you rolled up your sleeves, you, christine, you have been here all morning dealing with this. tell me what does it feel like to be recipients of some of the fund here. >> so grateful that the school has opened up their hearts and helping with our granddaughter's medical issues. she has a lot to deal with and has had several operations, and has a lot more operations to go through. >> reporter: christine, you are one of the most positive

people i have met. you have been through a lot. you stay busy. you were competing in the special olympics today, bowling, is what your strategy to get that win. >> just treat it as a normal day, get with the flow, don't be nervous, just do what i have to do. >> what has it been like to necessity that hundreds of your encloses mates come out to help support. >> i feel very loved by my friend and it is a great school, i love it here. >> reporter: thing is cristina volunteers. she helped make sandwiches and does so much. you were very proud of her. you told maine she was the on the superintendent's list, all sort of things. >> when we were visiting schools when she was going to graduate from eighth grade she wanted to come here and at first they didn't have an opening for her. everybody was rallying, our church, everything, and on

march 22nd we got the call that she was going to be accepted here and she has thrived. lahs year she was on the superintendent's list this year she was on the superintendent's list, and in december she was voted from all the teachers for student/pioneer of the month. >> reporter: turf ask you this question because cristina is a huge phillies fan. she loves sports, okay. so who are you rooting for today in the super bowl. >> denver all the way payton manning. >> reporter: you know what, i got to give it to her. i was going for carolina but since cristina is going for broncos i will defer to you, cristina and this, all of the volunteers will be selling 600 hoagies beginning at 10:00 o'clock this morning. perfect thing to add tour super bowl menu and we will say with that look at the volunteers they are turning over they have a dj, another

set of volunteers, headed in now to make another 800 hoagies, those foot longs for a good cause, live from mullica, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i second that. >> good stuff. >> very nice. football players and super bowl this weekend are in top shape and many are probably taking vitamin d supplements. it is a super star among athletes. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on that and how vitamin d packs a powerful pun for everyone with a variety of health benefits. it is not just for your bones anymore. >> reporter: claire whiting is back to running for penn track team after suffering a stress fracture in her foot. blood tests showed denver native had low level of vitamin d. >> i came from an area where i got a lot of sunshine ate that helps maybe. so coming here where it is darker in philly and as athletes it is common to hear. >> reporter: best source of the vitamin d comes from the

the sun but because of skin cancer, concerns and different exposure rates like having less sun in the winter time, 50 to 70 percent of americans have low vitamin d levels. >> vitamin d is very important in how dense your bones and how strong. >> reporter: doctor brian, chief of the sports medicine at the penn medicine says the science on vitamin d is expanding, beyond bone strength. >> we know we can run faster with vitamin d trials, we know we can jump higher, we know we can lift stronger. >> reporter: he says most professional teams are monitoring their athletes vitamin d levels for optimal performance and limiting injuries. >> low vitamin d levels have been carl lated with an increased risk of stress fracture and slower recovery times once injured. >> reporter: she now takes vitamin d supplements ape said her energy and endurance have both improved. >> i feel better then difficult when i came in and that is very perfect for any

athlete. >> reporter: there is say vitamin d is very good for everyone in the just athletes. some of the best food sources on have the vitamin d sal machine and milk. for supplements it is recommend that had people take between 600 to 2,000 units a a day, in more than 4,000, which can be harmful. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, what is a super bowl without commercials, one super bowl commercial, will feature born exactly nine months after a super bowl. one local woman will have a starring role, we will have her story when we come right back, stay with

this will debut during the game and celebrating super bowl babies. second generation fans born nine months after their teams took home the title. featuring in the commercial is tanya young of royersford, and

black and yellow steelers. steeler won super bowl ten in 1976. tanya a phoenixville will high school graduate tells bus how she feels about being a super bowl baby. >> we don't really talk about it. >> i don't remember the moment. >> now with the help of a fight song, written by her mom, tanya made the cut for the commercial and spent three full days, filming. so still to come this morning a nice day for early february, but, a bitter blast is on the way this week. with high temperatures, will hit 20's and a chance for some snow. and a group of local guys are off on a super adventure they have scored big in this years super bowl, vittoria woodill shows you why their business was hand picked to travel across the country to santa clara, california stay with us.

welcome back, a nice forecast for february. >> time to check with justin

how sit looking. >> it is looking great if you like mild temperatures, highs in the 40's. getting close to 50 degrees in, some spots and as you love winter weather, we will bring a few snow chances here, along with true arctic air, for second half of the workweek. another, cool workweek. and clouds through skies, and heat from yesterday. so temperatures will drop but we are making some, progress. and it is 20 in chesterfield at ed connor's house. fran is at 23 degrees. colder spot. williamstown, peter 26. same deal in middle will town, delaware at this her out in cherry hill. lynn springer at 26 degrees. unless richboro, megan checks in with the mid 20's. the wind are pretty much calm for 2 miles an hour no harsh wind chills. plus get you through the afternoon. lets go outside palmyra cove nature park looking over delaware at center city.

little bit obscured there but you can see sky line there, 33 . waters are calm, and ice free, especially with these mild temperature we had over past few days. the it will get cold this week. energy today, mild sunday in the sunshine we will bring back snow chance later on tomorrow night, and then on tuesday, arctic blast, returns for second half of the workweek. here's how temperatures set up, 42, normal for this time of the year for early february. today we will above that upper 40's maybe 50's in the warmest spots. tomorrow near average lower 40's. brings in the next stomach monday night and tuesday. back in the 30's, thursday, friday into next weekend we will struggle tell get to about 30 degrees. a lot of areas will be stuck in the 20's with this cold arctic air. we have one storm we are watching right new over carolinas. the it will continue to develop and head north and east but still may track close enough to the coast tomorrow to bring a little bit of light rain, a few wet snow flakes in the jersey shore, delaware beaches tomorrow afternoon.

next storm system dives out of the northern plains and then just a snow chance monday night and tuesday. late are on monday, light rain and snow will start to develop. picks up in intensity late monday night. by tuesday morning there could be a accumulation to deal with for morning ride and then off and on snow showers during the day tuesday. it is not snowing, this entire time. you will get breaks during the day. so slow, morning commute is possible for tuesday, and overall accumulation spending on the light side for the most par. more nuisance type deal. here's the storm, number one passing off the coast maybe brushing south injuries which precipitation, monday afternoon we are in the break. west of the shoreline and then monday night and here are snow showers that develop with that system coming from the northern plains and then off and on snow showers tuesday morning into tuesday night. again in the a big organized system as this storm is developing too late off shore at this point. not much snow potentially. this model showing a general one to 3-inch snow fall maybe

higher amounts further west, toward lower susquehanna valley and lancaster county. it is in the 40's and maybe 50's in some locations tonight. not as cold. we are not dealing with teens in any lex. thirty's in the 20's in the colder suburbs and then tomorrow closer to typical, early to mid-february conditions, with highs right around 40 degrees. we're waiting on more air took air. it is not here tomorrow just yet. it starts to arrive tuesday into wednesday. is there core of the cold air in purple here. check it out, it doesn't go anywhere thursday, friday, it is sticking around. the saturday into sunday temperatures stay below average. today will be warmest day out of the next week or two, 49 for the high, in the sunshine, and tonight near freezing for city, colder in the suburbs, areas that extended forecast, 42 on monday, snow showers arrive late at night, off and on snow. tuesday, cold and dry second half of the week highs in the lower 30's. the you could be featuring in the newscast by becoming a

weather watcher. sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. jim and rahel. >> right now 8:51. time to check on the road. >> let go to ann evans in the traffic center, how are things looking, ann. >> not too god, jim and rahel. this is schuylkill westbound. we have an accident here right lane is block as you can see between the boulevard and city avenue. traffic squeezing by in that left lane in the doing a great job of it, it looks like a multi vehicle accident, the schuylkill westbound between the boulevard and city avenue, serious accident, right lane is block, emergency crews on the scene there was it looks like. they are helping people out and they are trying to clear the accident at this point. it will be there for at least a good 45 minutes to an hour more. moving the traffic cam to a much more peaceful scene, 309 northbound, north of the norristown road. the north bound lanes are headlights or traffic that is coming toward us, and this is right here near valley forge in, delays or problems on this portion of the 309, further up

northbound at welsh road there is an accident and right lane block. we will move traffic come one more time, to the ben franklin bridge mid span in problems this morning. the that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans new rahel and jim back to you. if you think you have a a lot of food for your super bowl party what do you think it takes to feed behind the scenes crew at the game. >> when you talk about a meal ticket we turn to cbs-3's vittoria woodill for the answer. >> loses the football. he picks it up, touchdown, redskins. >> reporter: turn those frowns upside down, philly foot the ball fans. put your hands in the air, we are giving you a philly team to root for in the big game if we go to the super bowl 50. >> reporter: these philly guys septembered ball from the eagles, in offence and are running all the way to santa clara. you are bringing a taste of nil toy california. >> we are, we are bringing sausage, we will have some rolls.

>> reporter: rocco and steve, of innovative catering concept, won their bid to the bell and there is a familiar feeling in the the air. >> we are getting ready for main event. for us, the super bowl, it is the main event for us, we're bringing mobile cuisine, little taste of south philadelphia, little bit of our catering expertise and we will go out to santa clara california to feed nfl films. >> reporter: they are prepping for a four day road trip to equip a field kitchen for an 18 day stay across from levi stadium. they are in it to win it to feed thousands on the nfl films broadcasting compound with some homemade, and home town goodies. >> game day is basically going to be chicken wings, personal pizza a, cheese steaks, roast pork, easy sandwichy kind of stuff n chips and pretzels. we will life that everybody else. >> reporter: child's play for these guys. did his it get the any better than that. >> i don't know, feeding the pope was pretty good. >> reporter: it was last september when they threw a

hail hail marry at the holy father and scored so these all-star have it the in the bag. >> we pick the guys on the team that showed the best performance during the pope visit. >> reporter: so any final locker room words. >> yeah, super bowl 50, yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: wait, i got an idea. they need a proper send off, time to turn this loading zone into an end zone. >> ♪ >> we're going to the super bowl. >> a big production for a big trip. >> we want to thank middle school students and ban from saint frances desales in west philadelphia, your alma

matter. and cheerleaders from jenkintown for that great send off. >> we will be right back.

justin is back. >> nice day, guys, sunshine, close to 50 today, a little bit of snow monday night. >> good. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now. >> we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. >> don't forget super bowl 50 right here, cbs-3 tonight. have a great day. >> check it out. spokesbox: ♪ go paperless, don't stress, girl ♪ ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪

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