spots. millville. quakertown and willow grove. good news with the winds. calm to maybe up to ten miles per hour wind speeds this morning, they will increase to about ten to 15 this afternoon. the windchill values not as harsh as it's been, generally in in the upper teens to about 20 on exposed skin, quiet on stormscan 3, it is night weekend shaping up if you have travel plans or heading outside. tomorrow is better day because the temperature will be warmer. this morning, 20's and 30's, cold this afternoon a mix of sun and clouds, couple degrees below average. make it to about 45 in philadelphia. look at tomorrow. temperatures feeling more look april at 60 degrees. do they continue into next week? we'll have the answer to that when i show you the seven-day forecast come a few minutes. rahel back over to you. >> thank you. hillary clinton and bernie sanders attempt to lure voters

to the polls ahead of today's south carolina democrat primary. a sizeable victory could set clinton up. meanwhile, donald trump stops his rivals in their tracks after a high profile endorsement. as weijia jiang shows us some presidential candidates were stunned by the endorsement. >> today i endorse donald trump for president of the united states. >> reporter: former gop presidential candidate chris christie endorseed donald trump saying he's the only one who can defeat the democrats. >> who is the best person to stop hillary clinton from ever getting inside the white house again? this is the best person to do that. . >> reporter: ted cruz was stunned when he found out about the endorsement during a campaign stop in nashville but played it cool. >> i think endorsement was no doubt troubling news for the rubio campaign. >> what we're deal with here, my friend is a couldn't after re

artist. >> he's been attacking trump since thursday. >> once a joker always a joker. it never, ever changes. >> reporter: the republicans had their sights set on super tuesday, but the democratic candidate have to make it through the south carolina primary first. >> hello south carolina state. >> hillary clinton is expected to easily win south carolina. but she's campaigning there until the very end. >> we're fighting to break down barriers, wherever they may be. >> rival bernie sanders also held a rally at a university. >> what this campaign is about is taking a hard look at national priorities. >> reporter: south carolina voters head to the polls saturday with their priorities. weijia jiang, cbs3 "eyewitness news". and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuinging coverage of campaign 2016. we'll have the latest on air and on our website, cbsphilly.com.

a serial church burglary suspect gets a stunning surprise when police say he tried to steel from a church's collection box. take a look at this surveillance video from northeast philadelphia. investigators say it shows william sides breaking into our lady of calvary church. moments later, he was chased out of the church and arrested. the men doing the chasing, were two undercover police officers. they staked out the church after sides allegedly struck twice before. >> he was extremely surprised. he actually -- you know, attempted to run out the side door. >> we lit a candle and put money in the poor box and said a prayer we would get this gentleman. >> the church's pastor says he would have helped sides if he would have just asked. walt hunter will have more on it undercover stake-out in about 30 minutes. a tire slashing spree hits one delaware community and now more than a dozen residents are stuck footinging hefty repair bills. attach was concentrated in the

area of west 11th and juniper streets. neighbor called authorities after seeing three teenage boys slashing tires on new castle county police car. in all, 18 vehicles were vanillased. >> it's ridiculous, these people have to go to work >> makes me angry. to go around vandalizinging other people's cars then we have to pay for it. >> police tried to track the teens with help from a police dime but were unsuccessful. if caught, they face criminal mischief charges and fines. a pediatrician is facing charges this morning for allegedly growing put marijuana out of his bucks county home. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more on the unusual event that led police to the illegal stash. >> reporter: this charred car and home on brookside drive in holland is what led police to at a startling find. 40 pot plants and an elaborate growing operation inside the

garage of a pediatrician and rehabilitation center doctor. >> one of the firefighters, while doing a room to room search, found two rooms that had been converted for the purpose of growing marriage. >> there were ventilation systems, grow lights, heat warming pads. in addition to that, numerous gardening equipment. >> police say 65-year-old dr. jan wider man whose office is on bustleton avenue in philadelphia is charged with growing and distribution of pot plants. after the fire department found two growing rooms in his garage. a car caught fire in the driveway and spread to the home. he is a doctor's doctor. he is there for his patients 24/7. he treats them both medically and wholisticly. he treats the whole person, people love him. wider man's attorney says he needs to review the evidence, but the doctor has been

practicing for years without a blemish on his record and will have his day in court. . >> we're living in a time where this country and society really is in a state of flux concerning the use of marijuana. >>reporter: his wife also facing charges. police say the doctor is now a danger to the community. they say it could lead to a loss of license. >> certainly one of the puzzling things is why would this much marijuana be grown in the residence of a pediatrician. >> dr. wider man has been retaliation released on $100,000 bail but it is very likely more charges could follow. in north hampton bucks county, diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". yoko ono was in the hospital this morning, suffering from extreme flu-like symptoms. the widow of singer john lend in an was admitted last night to a new york city hospital. the earlier reports that she suffered a stroke are false. they expect the 83-year-old will

likely go home tomorrow. the national marian ands anderson in center city is unveil an exhibits. showcasing new dresses today, it's a labor of love from two women who loved anderson's legacy. "eyewitness news" anita o is live that now gettinging a history lesson on one of philadelphia's most treasured voices. good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. i'm standing in music room number one, this is the first room you see when you walk into marian anderson's home. this was purchased back in 1924. so there's so much history here and you can see this room is dedicated to the early stages of marian's life. the picture you're looking at right now is of marian and her two sisters, mother, her dresses from very early age hanging in this room and also an original violin that marian anderson used to play before she sang, of course, and an expert in all of this history is the museum's ceo jillian, she's joining us now.

can you tell the what people who show up today can expect to see at this exhibit. >> we're hoping that everyone will come today and enjoy the celebration in marian's 119th birthday. also wonderful exhibit that features great music. sheet music pieces that are very rare. have never been seen before. incredible recordings and albums and photography that matches price less one of of a kind gowns and costumes that our great marian anderson lived, loved and wore during the 20th century. >> reporter: in all you didn't know her personally you are an artist yourself and you have become an expert in really love her legacy, so what has her story meant to you? >> it's meant everything to me. marian is someone that i feel every little girl should look up to and i certainly did when i was little and becoming a buttoning artist in the philadelphia area, and her story is one of pride and one of hope. and one of determination in the

face of much adversity and because of such things, i feel that i got a chance to do so. she was denied access to attend the philadelphia college of performing arts because she was african-american. i'm a graduate twice over of the university of the arts. had is the same school. i feel that because of everything that marian sacrificed and suffered i was able to walk through those doors and succeed. it's a wonderful thing to give back at a great museum like this and let the world know that marian did it and you can too. >> that's great story and thank you so much for your time today. over here, we have ms. burton. she was marian anderson's first men ty. you will be playing live music for us and throughout the day today, if you want to catch that, which check it out from 10:00 to 5:00. admission at a special

discounted price. >> thank you, anita. again marian anderson's 119th birthday is today at the historical, 762 south martin street in philadelphia. special performances and food as well as art facts and gowns will be on display from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and there's a special birthday admission price of one dollar. you can find out more information by going to our website cbsphilly.com. still ahead on eyewitness "eyewitness news", the outside looks like an ordinary house, inside it's a celebration for black history month. how young african-american women can be inspired when they walk through the door. a flyers legend getting botox but for bernie parent, it's not for cosmetic reasons, why he says the injections are necessary and interesting before and after pictures. it is pretty obvious this canine loves his partner, how this one selfie is spreading

. as we near the he wanted of black history month and approach women's history month, a germantown museum is celebrating the lives of ordinary yet extraordinary black women and girls. >> behind this gate, just down path inside this germantown three-story, a collection, a celebration of colored girls. >> you will find everything from

straightening comb to like potter ri, to works of art, to clothing, ironing boards, washing board, any number of really beautiful's interestinging things. >> at the colored girl's museum, they don't two things are exactly the same, because no to perspectives are. >> all of the rooms in this house have been converted into stories and installations by artists from the community who are telling different stories about the ordinary extraordinary colored women in their lives or themselves through their work or through objects that have been submitted into the colored girls' museum. >> the founder dubois says the thought of such a museum has been with her since her college days. since the fall of 2015, the museum, which is also dubois's home, has sat in it's physical form on new hall street. while it's meant for all to enjoy, the different objects

encourage visitors to see the world through lens of a colored girl. >> this is really an opportunity to document to ash kind of our stories in way they haven't been archived and documented before. there are museums for all kinds of things. we think there should be a colored girls' museum. >> if you'd like to see the museum for yourself, you can visit 12 to 4:00 on sundays in march except easter sunday. >> congratulations, you're mcdonald's all star. >> that is lieutenant zsakhiem of the camden county police department. he was one of 24 people chosen by mcdonald nationwide to be recognized for their hard work in the community. lieutenant james won free breakfast and five honed, which he donated to the ronald mcdonald house of south jersey. he was also presented an american flag in memory of his canine partner zero, who recently pass away and a 20 piece box of chicken mcnuggets,

0's favorite treat. a photo of an arizona police deputy and his canine partner goes viral capturing the hearts. . >> deputy garrett said he took the photos a could believe of months ago during a narcotics investigation and posted it on facebook. he is a 5-year-old chocolate lab trained as a specialized detection canine also just a lovable dog. >> he's a hugging dog. most of the time if we're just sitting there he'll plop his head on my shoulder and sit there like that. >> the two have worked together for the past three years. man son goes off with deputy garrett after their shift. gar set says he never imagined the response his photo would get. he likes seeing his faithful partner getting so much recognition. justin joining us now, maybe a good day to go with the walk with the dog tomorrow. >> tomorrow is the better day out of the two because the temperatures will be much

warmer. feeling a little bit more like spring. even today, not a bad day, little bit cold this morning, weather watchers are saying you need the hats and the gloves this morning with temperatures well down no the low 20's. even teens when you factor in the winds, let's break down some of these neighborhoods for you. heading to interior south jersey, mar go simons 21 this hour, feels much colder with the breeze. chesterfield new jersey, ed is sitting at 20, peter in lawrenceville 25, even for this time of years ago these below average temperatures, lynn springer at 24, mid 20's in middletown delaware. greg mccoy in marshalton delaware 23 and bill at 22 degrees, the good news is today, the wind much lighter. yesterday we had gusts 35 to near 40 miles per hour. look at these sustained winds less than type of miles an hour. that's a good thing this morning. at least as far as the wind chills go. let's take you to berks county.

getting areed nice sunrise buy a. had a hour. it's 22 in berks county right now. kutztown with a west northwest breeze a three miles per hour. but it is late february, even with the sun it will help warm things up, a little bit of a slow warmup. temperatures only in the 40's. tomorrow we're talking spring-like temperatures, that will extend into next week. then we'll also talk about our rain chance, i'll show you that in a minute. the month of february hasn't been that sunny if you think about it. we break down the days, only three days were totally clear with mostly sunny skies. 13 were partly sunny. then we had a lot of overcast skies through the month so far. ten days, but we're going to see a good deal of sun today and tomorrow. so at least what was make some progress there. cold pocket of air, still over the ohio valley a loft in the atmosphere. some of those clouds may stream through our region. mix of sun and clouds.

the key thing is the direct, they're going to switch out of the southwest bringing back the milder temperatures for the next few days, tomorrow more of a south wind sustain at about 15 miles per hour. then even on monday, the winds turn a little bit more westerly. that's still a mild flow. after today, we're going to have a nice stretch of some above average temperatures. here's the setup. high pressure to our south, temperatures in the 40's with sunshine, the high starts to move offshore tomorrow. that brings us more of that southwest wind, now we're talking about temperatures near 60 degrees away from the water. especially from the city on south and east. then on monday, still mild, 60 degree temperatures, there will be a week cold front that comes through, maybe bringing a sprinkle north of the city small chance. let's time things out. not much happening today with mix of sun and clouds, tomorrow looks great, great way to finish off the weekend, mostly sunny skies as we head into sunday night and monday, there's the front not a lot of moisture with it. we're back to sunny skies for monday afternoon then into

wednesday, that's our next storm system. today though, temperatures struggle to get to the 40's. mid 40's at best tonight's it's no the as cold. we're down to the low mid 30's. so that's closer to average for this time of year, tomorrow, well to the 50's, even up into the lehigh valley. we're getting close to 60, but best shot to reach it will be around city on south and west. today few degrees below average in the mid 40's. 35 for low temperature, few clouds around. there you go for sunday. up to 60, 60 temperatures continue into monday. still it's not bad on tuesday, upper 50's and wednesday, steady showers at times through the day, that's pretty much almost a wash-out. you're going to need the umbrella. by the end of next week, cool back down, maybe rain and snow showers for friday, winter still holding strong. >> still a nylex little stretch. >> definitely. on the cbs3 health watch. no knife eye legitimate. nonsurgical alternatives to plastic surgery are more popular than ever and sometimes the

therapy can be used to improve vision. stefanie stahl has the story of a philadelphia sports legend who says it's working for him. >> it's this skin that's causing him problems. >> hall of fame goalie bernie parents is seeing a plastic surgeon, not for cosmetic regions but to improve his vision. >> like this and then it affects my vision. >> reporter: bernie says his upper eyelids droop so much they interfere with his vision. >> if i bring the eyelid up a little bit everything is nice and clear. >> reporter: typically the skin is removed surgically. >> botox enabled us to do sorts of a chemical brow or eyelid lift. >> reporter: it paralyzes muscles and help lift the forehead and eyelids. >> what we're trying to do is get the excess skin that's resting on his eyelids to be lifted away, so that in a normal

every day situation, he's not trying constantly to keep his brows up. >> reporter: before and after comparisons from other patients show less crepeing in the upper eyelids. here's bernie before and now after one treatment. >> it's working already only been a week. what a difference it has made. >> last year, bernie had his breasts reduced with dr. davis with a fat melting technology. he said he was embarrassed about the condition called guy and company mastia enlarged male breasts. for bernie's eyelids, dr. davis uses a series of botox injections just above the eyebrow and while the flyer favorite may not have been looking for a cosmetic improvement. he got one anyway. >> i looked at myself this morning and i went who's this guy i'm looking at? it's a beautiful thing. it's good. >> reporter: that was bernie after two round of botox injections a week apart. they cost between three and $600

and with eyelids, botox results will be more subtle and only last about six months. i'm stefanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news", a cops and criminals action movie. we'll here from the a

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sambello cast in a new thrill triple nine. the stars are on the red carpet. >> reporter: a gang of criminals and corrupt cops plot to kill a police officer. the idea is to create a massive diversion so they can pull off a huge robbery across town. >> this film is possibly the heaviest/today? >> thing i've ever worked on and that says a lot. >> reporter: casey stars as a rookie officer to at the center of the action. >> he has a very strong set of core values, and they come into collision with a very messy and corrupt police department. >> reporter: annie make ky plays his partner. >> the great thing is there is no black or white. everyone lives in gray area. . >> reporter: the impressive cast also boasts

norman said it was a fun set. >> people crack jokes. you blow-up a building. >> the title triple nine receivers to police dote for an officer down. cbs news los angeles. the story of a special bond coming up if our next half hour. he tells us about two camden county police officers who are more than just colleagues. why this team is making history. first, here's anita good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing in the bedroom of a legend diary philadelphia singerer. i'll tell you when you can come check out t

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from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" good morning, i'm rahel solomon monday. meteorologist justin drabick is on the cbs sky deck. >> a little dough side effecting here for the start of the weekend. temperatures in the 20's. but by tomorrow, april-like conditions. a little taste of spring coming at us. temperatures below average this morning with the clear skies and calmer winds teens to 20's, 19 in millville, 28 in philadelphia in wilmington, delaware, you guys are waking up to 25 this

morning. we are seeing similar numbers in the outside suburbs, 22 mountain holley new jersey, mid 20's in quaker town as well. the good news is the windchills are less than ten miles an hour. currently on exposed skin feels like 18 in wilmington, 19 in allentown and 20 around philadelphia. stormscan 3, we have clouds thinning out. skies will be mostly sunny this morning, few more clouds will pop up during the afternoon, we're dry, we're in a nice quiet weather pattern the next few days. temperatures still below average for late february. high of friday in philadelphia. low 40's at the shore and mid 30's in the poconos. over the next few days, spots could reach 60 degrees. i'll show you where they can happen and how long it lasts when i show you the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. a philadelphia police officer suffers minor injuries in an early morning car crash. it happened around 3:00 a.m. at

the intersection of bryn mawr and park side. an animal ran in front of the officer's cruiser. he swerved and hit a pole. 45-year-old officer is a 20 year veteran of the philadelphia police force. this morning he is said to be in stable condition a woman is stabed in the kensington neighborhood. it happened just after 2:00 near the market/frankford el hundred ton station. investigators tell us this was an attempted robbery but nothing was taken, no details on the victim's condition. a surprise serial burglar allegedly caught in the act tries to stale from the poor. the trap was set at a catholic church in the northeast part of philadelphia. surveillance video captures the arrest. walt hunter shows us how surprise stake-out unfolded. >> reporter: you might say accused thief william sides seen on video breaking into our lady of calvary church never had a prayer. because waiting inside were sides had allegedly stuck twice

before stealing from donation boxes were undercover officers denny claire and his partner. >> he was extremely surprised. he actually, you know, attempted to run out the side door. >> reporter: claire says they quickly chased and tackled the suspect. the two officers both catholics, explaining that after spending the first night in the church without any success on the second night, they did seek divine guidance. >> we let a candle. put money in the poor box and said a prayer we would get this gentleman. >> he got a big surprise as you can see in the video. i'm happy. >> reporter: facilities manager joe worked with police setting the trap, mounting a security camera. the high fives exchanged by the officers as they took the suspect no custody, a sign of how much this meant to the police and the parish. >> it's gratifying. makes the job worth it. >> it's a relief to us, because this is an ongoing thing. he broke into poor boxes in the

upper church and lower church. >> reporter: sadly father john says the suspect who allegedly had a hyperder mic neomed needle in his pocket. need only have knocked on the door a few feet away. where not only money but kindness were waiting. >> reporter: sides had a history of at least five arrests for burglaries in the past and is now awaiting trial on an open drug possession case. police believe he was able to somehow get a key to get into the church and sources say he's under investigation for other thefts at at least one other parish in the northeast. at police headquarters, walt hunter cbs3 "eyewitness news". shocking charges against the pediatrician after a surprising discovery in his garage. 65-year-old doctor jan wider man

is excused of growing and distributing marijuana. after his garage caught fire. >> one of the firefighters while doing a room to room search found two rooms that had been converted for the purpose of growing marijuana. >> there were ventilation systems, grow lights, heat warming pads. in addition to that, numerous gardening equipment. >> reporter: dr. wider man who has as a an office on bustleton in philadelphia is now free on bail. we're learning new information about frederick mcleash, the suspect charged in the health scare at shore medical center in south jersey. the pharmacist is accused of stealing pain medication and putting more than 200 patients at risk for hiv and hepatitis. the 2002 state record show his license was suspended for stealing pain medication from a cvs.

and in 2006, pennsylvania placed mcleash on probation two years for undisclosed infractions. a set of local police officers are in the spotlight. they're the only mother and daughter at the camden county police department. and "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean spent time with them to find out why law enforcement runs in the family. >> this is where i grew up. this is where i rode my big wheels. >> reporter: camden county police lieutenant linda spent her childhood walking his neighborhood with one dream in mind. grow up to be a police officer. >> i do the law enforcement family, role models, and just seeing them begin their careers, it was amazinging to me. i didn't want to be anything else. >> as she patrolled the streets is, one person in particular was paying close attention. >> we're the first district officer menendez. >> what drew me in to be a police officer was my mother. >> good morning. >> watchinging her live her

dream. and she was just a big influence in my life. >> reporter: they are the only mother and daughter on the camden county police force. with different ranks, schedules and districts. they don't see a lot of each other at work. officer menendez says there's no special treatment. >> i feel like they won't look at me and treat me different because of her. >> reporter: but the shared experience means mom is also mentor. >> i believe it brought it closer. we're close before, obviously. now we have something else to connect with. we can talk about work. i can cometory if something bothering me. >> reporter: do you ever worry about each other on parole or work. >> he's not out on it street as much as i am. >> i try not to. i try not to because i guess i had that law enforcement mentality. you have to understand there's a possibility you might not come home. fact that i support mi daughter and her law enforcement career, i have to accept that also. >> reporter: in the meantime they got work to do. routine and officer.

mother and daughter. lieutenant is part of another first, last year she became the first latino in the department to be promoted to lieutenant. jessica dean cbs3 "eyewitness news" the national marian anderson museum if center city is unveil an exhibits showcasing newly curator dresses and photos. anita o is live there with what visitors can expect to see. good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, a rahel. you get sense of history of legacy. marian anderson because the this home in 1924 for $4,000. can you imagine? and when she bought this home, all of the floors that you see, the fireplace, they are original. back in 1924 from today, you'll be stepping into history. this fireplace makes an appearance in this photo that you see here. this is marian anderson on her 40 and birthday, actually today,

she would have been celebrating her 1 meanth birthday today. but here, you see in this photo, that is blainch lyles. she joins us now. can you tell the looking at this photo, what kind of memories does it bring back. >> my goodness, just giving me goose pimples. it was a celebration that came for her birthday. i was so honored to be part of the company. her nephew was there, with his set of drums. he was quite a drummer at the time. in fact, he was able to play with stan ken ton awhile. jimmy was very much a part of the family. the next generation, so to speak. >> reporter: you were her only mentee. can you describe what kind of person she was?

what she meant. >> gracious, kind and thoughtful. she was so unique, unlike many other artists, she didn't have any false pretenses about her she was kind to everyone who came -- came in touch with her. wherever you are right now, this was her home she purchased in 1924. it was just a great, great honor to be in her presence. >> reporter: thank you so much for your time today. she will be playing live music throughout the day. there will be live performances as well. you can catch all of the dresses that marian wore. so much going on and so much history that you can learn by stepping through these doors from ten to 5:00.

for now live in south philadelphia, anita o cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. again, marian anderson's 119th birthday celebration is today at the historical society museum located at 762 south martin street in philadelphia. special performances and food as well as art facts and gowns will be on display from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and there's a special birthday admission price of one dollar. you can find out more information by going to cbsphilly.com. you normally hear about prices going up, but we'll tell you about them going down. how much and when coming up. plus rolling out the red carpet for hollywood's biggest night but this year, it may not be all glitz and how a deer got into the

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decrease. and there's a lot coming up on cbs this morning. saturday anthony mason and elaine join us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> good morning. coming up the big question over big data is tech companies continue to gather information on where we go, what we buy, how we live. there's growing concern about what they will do with that information. a new documentary shows us the consequences. >> also with a big oscars weekend here, we'll get our critic's predictions or who may win and how the show will confront it's recent diversity controversy. >> museum of modern art has been honored for saving hollywood history. they spent over 80 years finding and preserving classic movies. >> all that plus your eye opener the dish and music in our saturday session on cbs this morning saturday. . >> thank you so much. students at a new jersey middle school got an unexpected

guest friday. a deer jumped through an open window and into the building. >> reporter: this one-year-old buc caused quite a commotion north arlington middle school. squeezed it's way into the school using an open window, bust add wall knocked over a water cooler trying to get back out. >> my teacher was freaking out. i just calmed down and i see that window open with a deer. with a buc. so i just like, oh, ok. what is happening here? >> reporter: students were in the middle of being dismissed from school. teachers, patterns and students alike watching the spectacle snapped photos, a little hand-on education from mother nature. >> there was a lot of kids. basically got scared. ran right through the window over there. you can a lot of the hair on it. the prints on it. scared our staffs inside and our dean of students locked the door, closed the door when it

ran into the osmose. >> that was carol lead reporting. he was tranquilized and removed from the school. >> cold temperatures, recommend throwing on the gloves and heavier coat this morning. we're talking about numbers in the low 20's and teens in some spots. actually below average for late february. but you know, it's a quiet start to our weekend. that's the trend. and we're going to warm it up even more for tomorrow. if you like spring be like temperatures, wait another 24 hours. check it out. it's 24 in eaglesville this hour at lou's house. in philadelphia, bill checks in with a cold 26. 21 in obtain video at a township. 22 in carting ton. still sitting at 20 in chesterfield. lawrenceville, mid 20's. 20 down in newark delaware. delores lee checks in with a cold number there. middletown delaware feel the chill at 24. lehigh valley and cherry hill

new jersey also in the 20's. everybody is below freezing. you factor in the wind. it is feel like the teens in some spots. at least we have a nice sunrise going on or happening right now. this was a little bit earlier in philadelphia. the clear skies maybe mid to high level clouds. we'll take you out to chesterfield. you can see patchy clouds there. that's what we're going to deal with this morning not afternoon, overall a nice quiet pattern. let's take you to the poconos, where it's actually a good weekend to hit the slopes snow guns were cranking through overnight hours with this cold dry air mass in place, they're able to throw down nice fresh snow for today into tomorrow. hit it up for some late season skiing and riding. talk about winter warmth. we're going to get in on this again over the next couple days, so far, you go back to december through february. 20 days of 60 degrees or more. that sets a new record. again, before february is done, probably have another day or two of reaching 60 again.

so so far for the month, february actually averaging above average. may have felt cold if you think about what december was like, that was really warm. overall over two degrees above average snowfalls below average for the month. 3.3 inches. we average over eight for february. february is typically our snowiest month for philadelphia. quiet this weekend. high pressure situated just to our south. still a batch of clouds moving through the ohio valley. cold pocket of air that helps produce a few clouds but we'll keep things nice and dry. i mentioned the good ski conditions. 36 to 48 inches. blue mountain. all the trails are pretty much open at all resorts. we're in a quiet weather pattern. a lot of sunshine today and tomorrow. high pressure drips offshore tomorrow. that brings more of a south to southwest wind. helping to warm us back up to 60. that warmth continues into monday. but that will be a cold front slides through upon morning. by the time it gets here most of the moisture breaks up, so maybe

you get a sprinkle. that's about it. otherwise just a few clouds, and we're back at it with sunshine for monday afternoon. temperatures today little bit chilly for late february. mid 40's at best. for the warmest spots. not as cold as we have to kick out the cold air mass, some of the warmer air starts to move in's noticeably warmer tomorrow, lehigh valley has a shot at reaching 60. especially in philadelphia. so a nice warm finish to the weekend. the jet stream still to our south over us right now. that's why that cold air lingers today. it's out of here tomorrow. the jet stream is on the move back northward for sunday into monday. we get a push of warmer air. it's pretty mild through the middle of the week. by the end of next week, there are signs of another push of colder air. at a, 45 degrees with sunshine and clouds. tonight not as cold. few clouds around life for the low temperature. then tomorrow, up at 60 degrees. same deal on monday. clouds around monday morning. 58 for the high on tuesday. that's not bad. march comes in like a lamb, nice and quiet.

wednesday we're going to deal with periods of rain at times. mid 50's. by the end of the week, there's the cool-down maybe a rain and snow shower by friday. do you love watching the weather? you can be featured in our news cast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher sign up now at cbsphilly.com/watchers. in california the red carpet is a being rolled out for the 88th animal academy rewards. amid the preparations protesters are also planned for hollywood's biggest night. >> reporter: hollywood certainly knows how to throw a party at the governor's ball venue. champagne is chilling, artwork is up and wolfgang puck's famous feast is being prepared. >> we put in 40 crabs, whole baked crabs each one 450 to $500. >> reporter: experts expect plane of surprise winners, including best pictures. >> i don't remember an oscars race more confusing than this

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lace up your skates. time is running out. the last weekend for ice-skating at the rink at dilworth park outside city hall. rink opens up at a 11:00 a.m. today and tomorrow before it closes for the season. that's a sign spring is coming. >> time flies. i remember when they just opened that a few months ago. >> it has been a relatively warm winter. >> it has, a little cold for today. especially this morning, in the 20. but tomorrow we're talking about spring like numbers. it will feel more like april for the next few days, it's not bad today. winds are much calmer than yesterday. 45 for high temperature. attorney 60 and sunshine, still mild on monday. tuesday upper 50's. that's above average. few more clouds return. wednesday, really next good chance for steady rain at times. nice dry stretch ahead. by the end of next week, there

are signs of colder air. this is, you know, late february, early march. you get that drastic change in the temperatures, so typical. maybe rain and snow showers by next friday. >> we have a couple days to enjoy. >> good run, yes, good day to wash car too in this dry weather. >> for sure. that's cbs3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but we're always online cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend. told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer.

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