from inauguration day. >> conversation... >> reporter: president obama and president-elect trump spent 90 minutes talking together in the oval office. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president, in the future, including counsel. >> reporter: president owe bam says he is focused on a peaceful transition of power. >> we now are going to want to do everything that we can to help you succeed because if you succeed then the country succeeds. >> reporter: trump has visited white house during reagan and clinton administrations but this was his wife melania's first time in the the executive mansion. she met with first lady michelle obama. anti trump demonstrators protested outside the white house, and the president-elect has a deep divide in the country. >> he does not represent our values. he does not represent our ideals. he does not represent this country. we won't be silent. we will hold him accountable. >> reporter: trump and vice-president elect mike

pence met with leaders on capitol hill, he also got a look at inaugural platform being construct and talk issues with house speaker paul ryan. >> we are now talking about how we will get the ground running to make sure that we can get this country turned around. >> reporter: that includes gutting obama care and lowering taxes. both easily expect to clear the republican majority in congress. vice-president joe biden also met with his successor indiana governor mike pence. new jersey governor chris christie arrived at trump tour who is spearheading president-elect trump's transition team. he has not talk about a role in the administration but speculatedd he could be offered a key position in trump's cabinet like attorney general or secretary of home land security. some of the europe's newspaper are making their feelings known about the election of donald trump. turkish head line read elephant this is china shop. while it dubbed him american psycho. many world leaders in europe offered congratulations to the president-elect on his win.

and be sure to tune into 60 minutes this sunday as donald trump speaks to leslie stall in his first extensive post election interview, stall will be seeking with trump's family at their fifth avenue knew home. see that interview this sunday at 7:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. more protest against president-elect trump are underway right now in philadelphia chopper three is live over center city where some protesters are gathering right now this comes amid word that some who did not like the results of the election, resort todd vandalism last night at city hall. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us now with more on that, joe. >> reporter: good evening. signs are making it the clear out the here, people, just a difficulties taste for a president trump and we have talk to the organizers of this rally, couple hundred people strong here right outside municipal services building and at this point their plan, it is to march down jfk boulevard, police, said last night's protest and demonstration was peaceful and they expect the same tonight.

philadelphia police estimate as many as a thousand people on wednesday night, took to north broad street. >> not our president. not our president. >> reporter: officers characterized the so-called anti trump demonstration as uneventful. >> for the most part, they were peaceful, for the most part, couple incidents along the way where folks were setting fire, to a couple flags, those incidents were extinguished pretty quickly. >> reporter: demonstrations sparked this cities across the country. many protesters denounced the donald trump presidency. at philadelphia city hall this photo was snapped, city workers were sandblasting the word not my president off the side of the building. >> we have seen that across the country, you know, in terms of people expressing themselves. we prefer they dent do it that way. that is a an actual crime. >> reporter: philadelphia police civil affairs division is in charge. officers say it is important to strike a balance between peoples right to express themselves and the safety of

others. advertise trick attorney seth williams backed up that position, saying they are intent on respecting peoples first amendment rights. >> i would ask everyone to do that in a way that is respectful and none in violent. >> reporter: looking back live out front municipal services building in center city. once again the plan here is to march down jfk boulevard, toward the 30th street station. now there are a lot of young folks out here lots of college students, we see family, lots of people with signs. we have you covered on this story from the air, from chopper three and, of course, on the ground, we will see you in an hour with an update. live from center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, joe. take a good look at the this surveillance video. police are searching for a suspect caught on camera spray painting vehicles in homes in the area of south sixth street. graffiti referenced president-elect trump. this happened yesterday around 5:00 a.m. if you recognize this suspect or have any information, please contact the

philadelphia police. pennsylvania senator pat toomey won reelection on election night and thousand preparing for a new six year term. coming up at the 5:30, senator toomey discussing his plans to deliver for pennsylvania under a trump administration. outside pittsburgh a community is mourning after police officer is shot and killed and his partner is wounded. mourners left flowers outside cannonsberg police station for officer scott bashham. he and his partner were ambushed around 3:30 this morning while responding to a domestic violence call. as officers approached the home the suspect shot them both. >> i thought it was garbage man but then i realized it is not garbage day so then i got up and like i said then i heard somebody saying, something about my partner is down. or he has been shot, something along them lines. >> second officer was shot in the stomach and is in intensive care. police say the shooter michael schwinnlinesky killed his

pregnant wife and they be turned the gun on himself and took his own life. the his wife had a protection from boost order. philadelphia police are looking for to armed men who storm in the home in north philadelphia overnight robbing temp students. this happened on the 1400 block of wilmington street just off temple's main campus. the man forced two students to turn over money, electronics before stealing valuables from the bedrooms of the their roommates. the suspect has then fled through the back door no one was injured in the robbery. family and friend gathered to celebrate the life of the cities first african-american fire commissioner, harold hairston. funeral services were held at new covenant church on germantown avenue. hairston held that position from 992 through 2004. and served with the department for 40 years. he died last week at his mt. airy home. hairston was 76 years old. a friend of our community and station. after yesterday's miserable rain, it was a nice sunny day but get ready, the cold is coming. kate bilo joins us now in

bernville, pennsylvania with the first look at the forecast, she's all bunled up. hi there, kate. >> hi, ukee and jessica. i will tell you what i'm in a beautiful shot here in bernville, you come up this drive, come down over a hill and see this gorgeous illuminated christmas village with the lights reflecting off the lake. the not only do we have beautiful lights mother nature is giving us a beautiful light show in the sky as well. sunset is stunning here in about berks county. coming up we will bring you some history of crozer's christmas village and fascinating history behind this place. the let's start off with the weather because it definitely turned out to be a nicer day to day. the it is on the cool side. temperatures in the mid 50's for most of the the area we're seeing 40's in spots. my guess here northwest of the reading is 48, 48 degrees, and definitely chilly now that the sun has gone down. we have a breeze coming from the southwest, that is milder breeze and that will help us warm up slight thely tomorrow, but wind right now at about nine to 10 miles an hour for most of the the area. storm scan three is clear, this rain today, just a few

cloud, waiting for this beautiful sunset but our next front is lingering up over the great lakes, and that is what will come through tomorrow, it is not going to have a lot the with it, but when it does, look what it does when it comes through. we will see temperatures rise to briefly around 60 degrees for veterans day friday but once that front swings through here you will really feel, the force behind it in the form of cold air. the saturday's high only in the 40's, feeling more like, december, then november. and i can tell you back here live, it feels like december, it feels like christmastime, it is beautiful here, we will take you on a tour around the place. they were initiation enough to light it up for us to make sure you stay tuned for. that so stay tuned. as kate mentioned veterans day is tomorrow and one local lawmakers wants to permanently honor veterans with the gift of convenience, that story 5:30. see where flood waters were strong enough to suspend cars and break down walls. doctors often recommend limiting screen time in video games but one game may

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incredible scene as trash floods hit the city of south africa leaving many drivers, there stranded. more than 100 vehicles were caught up in the floods along city highways yesterday and the water here was strong enough to move cars and affect nearly a, thousand people multiple vets have been reported. the boundary wall at the zoo collapsed and no animals are believed to be missing. a special i pad game can be effective way to treat a common visual impairment in children. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has results from the new study. >> reporter: something fun for kid with this. this research was looking at treatments for condition called lazy eye, it happens

when an eye fails to move properly with the brain. eye may look normal but the brain favors just the other eye. lazy eye is one of the most common causes of visual impairment in children affecting three to 5 percent of kid in the united states. >> lazy eye not only has deficits in vision but it causes deficits in 3-d perception, reading and fine motor skills. >> reporter: standard treatment involves patching the opposite eye to force lazy eye to work harder. new research shows an ipad game might be better, it is played with special glasses that sent high contrast images to the stronger eye and then low contrast pictures to the weaker eye. in order to play the game, the child has to work the weaker eye as well as work both eyes, together. >> we found that of the two week visit children who had ipad game improved vision much more than children who passed. both groups improved two lines of vision on the letter chart. and about 40 percent of the children covered normal

vision. >> reporter: researchers say new game is promising addition to existing treatment to lazy eye, and more games, tv shows and movies can be used as a treatment in the future. doctors say that the condition is difficult to diagnosis, and usually happens when a child starts to do things like tilting their head to see better, squinting or developing cross eyes. at least with this treatment it is something fun for the kids instead of having to wear a patch. >> she was really excited. >> two lines on the chart, that is great, fantastic. >> thanks, stephanie appreciate it. one day from the weekend and word out street, it will be down right cold. >> maybe appropriate for kate to be like at christmas village with the forecast, kate. >> reporter: ukee and jessica this is perfect place to come this weekend.ukee and jessica it will feel like a blast of winter especially on saturday. what better place to celebrate winter then a christmas village. millions of lights, lighting up this place we are in bernville, bucks county. this is kind of a beacon of light coming up over the hill,

it is beautiful. i have never been here. i spent my childhood in chester county. i didn't know this existed. this will not be my last time. my kid will love this place. we will tell you more about it in just a moment. but first lets talk about the weather and talk about that cool down. it is thanks to the cold front moving from the north and west. you might think didn't we just have a cold front yesterday? this is a secondary cold front. it does than the have a lot with it. we will not see much in the way of precipitation but storm scan three is showing a few cloud along with that front and those will come through, tomorrow along with the gusty breeze. we're really going to see the temperature drop in the wake of the front. right now it doesn't feel too bad outside with the the breeze, it is a little chilly but what to expect? we expect to see chilly outside tonight, temperatures dropping in the 30's at least feeling like the 30's overnight thanks to that brisk wind. tomorrow is dry, mild, and it is windy, the winds will pick up as that front approaches and once the front passes through the wind will switch and become northwesterly and that is when we will feel the chill. what does it feel like right now is this temperatures

feeling about five to 6 degrees colder then thermometer indicates. that is mainly thanks to the brisk wind we have. but it is a southeasterly wind ahead of the front so not too bad overnight and tomorrow. real chill arrives on saturday. so again that front comes through tomorrow, tomorrow is a warm day out ahead of it but windy with a high near 60. saturday's high in the 40's. wind will make it feel even colder on saturday, and then sunday is a pretty quick rebound which is good news, lot going on, of course, on sunday. we have eagles, lemon run for alex's lemonade stand and we will show you them in our next half an hour. as far as tonight and tomorrow are concerned, tonight we're down to 44 degrees with a chilly breeze and that breeze will headache it feel more like the 30's for mess of us. for your friday a mix of sun and clouds, it is windy, it is mild. high up to 62 degrees. not too bad at all of course for your veterans day if you have the day off, celebrating with a vet, nice day to get outside. the weekend is colder. look at the this raise in temperatures we will go from 62 tomorrow to only 49 degrees on saturday but then we will rebound, right back to more

seasonal conditions, heading into sunday. and that is when we are going to see temperatures, start to rebound a little will bit as we get into next week. the let's bring you back here live, i will bring in sonya crozer, she's dressed the part as you can see. sonya, this praise, first of all, it is amazing. this is has been in your family for how many years. >> well, my parents started this even before we were born but it has been at least, this is our 69th year. >> wow. >> that we actually have some lights on the property. >> how did it start? it didn't start asiana tracks for people to visit. >> not at all, we were a dairy form for many, many years. my parents just loved christmas. they loved it. even before we were born. they used to put decorations in the windows and on the doors, and on the other identify of the house, it reflects, of course, on the the lake and so people started to come, farmers and nearby people and they would park up on the hill, and they would just call it the christmas house. they would say when is christmas housing go to open. they would knock on the door, can we get a closer look? so finally my father said no,

allow them to park. so we park over there in that field and that became, a dollar car for about another 25 years. >> you have people here, coming, with their children, and their grandchildren and maybe their children's grandchildren, what kind of legacy is that for to you see these people come back every year. must be incredible to hear. >> it is very, very rewarding and i have had so many cases of people that have come, and you know, they say thinks my 56th year and here it was the sun and then his son was there and the grandson was there and the mother was there which made it absolutely beautiful. >> wow. >> we have so many people who do come and they meet their children in the parking lot the same day, last saturday they say we always come first day you opened. the daughter came from massachusetts, the son came from georgia. they stayed up here. it is just wonderful. the it is a family thing. everybody is walking around. they actually love it. >> this is where you should come and bring you are familiarry. this could be a new tradition for people just learning about this tonight. we will show you a whole lot more coming up and we will

tell what you hours you can expect to come here as we head in the christmas season. for now back inside to you. >> that is great, kate, thanks very much. the latest beauty trend in hollywood involves lasers, see what stars are using them for coming up. a four year-old drafted to a college baseball team. find out why, coming up next. >> don. >> they're that the champs you why change a thing up next a one on one were jay wright and how villanova wildcats are

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surgeries, two before he was ever born, today was a big day for him as he signed an agreement to play baseball for assumption college. >> i don't know what his future holds but if you look at him, you see how active he is. every day he has a love of life. >> i teach myself how to throw it that far. >> it is a big part of anyone's development to understand how fragile life is and how a hazing it can be even when you don't know what will happen tomorrow. >> right now ari's parents are hoping for a new heart for their son. they hope one day he can get draft todd play ball. >> go get them, slugger. >> he has the personality for it. >> yes, indeed. >> winding up. >> don bell joins with us sports and time to defend the title. >> it is that time. >> yes, it is. >> unbelievable. seven months ago the we will cats, villanova wildcats shocked the world with the epic run to a title but now it is time to turn the page. in about 24 hours cats will open up against lafayette on the main line.

before the action gets underway our leslie van arsdal sits down with the man in charge, the head coach, jay wright. >> jenkins for the championship, yes. >> how has life changed for you, after winning the national championship. >> just a lot more demands on our time. there is a lot of things we found out that you have to do as the coach of the national championship team. you just have to be at events, college basketball events, there is one in chicago, one in at the plant a, there is one in new york that you don't know about because you never won it before. >> reporter: now your players are national celebrities. >> chris jenkins, everyone he goes, people stop him, you know, they want pictures, josh hart, he is now first team all american but we talk bit all the time. we talk about how we handle situations. you know, they are asked to be at events, almost like a pro athlete is. it is demanding on everybody.

we're talking bit all the time. we address it all the time. how we handling things, are we staying humble. >> during the season as the team to beat, do you still feel a little bit of the bull's eye there. >> we knew it was coming. we have had a little bulls eye having won big east last three years but not like this. we might be thinking we're just playing our next game but opponent is not thinking that. we have to get ourselves to the level here in the preseason and then our habit to come out that way, every day. we cannot do it because teams will play that way against us because we have to do it because that is what we do and that is heart. >> such a heart of every celebration, you ever had, do you ever say that could be me, how many years. >> he is here for our team, the place went crazy, and for a second, you know, will they remember us 30 years from now. knock it out of my mind. i don't want to think about zero years from now. i want to enjoy this every

day. >> reporter: for coach wright and defending champs, it is about holding on to the memories of last year while making the goal to create even more memories, this year. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> leslie, thank you. jay wright, thank you as well. it is funny because i was hosting want make's ward several months ago and jay wright talk about the circuit, award circuit and how much you eat. i said will you be able to stay in those tailored suits. >> yes, that is right. >> gqj. >> keep it smooth. >> thanks, buddy. coming up next half an hour he only admitted to voting for donald trump in the final hours of the 2016. >> i disagree, i will say so. i will not be a rubber stamp for anyone. >> hear more about working with the new administration, next. you have seen handicapped parking for expecting moms, but parking for expecting moms and handicapped parking but now purple parking spots are popping up in one town, what these are for coming up

protest as begins president-elect trump are underway in philadelphia, chopper three is live over center city where protesters are marching down jfk boulevard to 30th street station. trump protesters who did not like result of the election resorted to vandalism last night, and we will go back, to joe holden, live on the ground, on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. also tonight, pennsylvania senator path the trick toomey was reelect in the most expensive political race in the history. next big challenge will be working with president east electric donald trump. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:30. i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. senator toomey says he continues to have reservations about donald trump. >> "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth oh was there and he

has more on how he plans to work with the president-elect. >> reporter: republican party, won big tuesday night with the election of president-elect donald trump and the ability to maintain their control of congress, but another bitter battle happened in our region in pennsylvania's senate race. it was a close race, and expensive one but ultimately incumbent senator pat toomey edged out a victory over his rival katie mcginty on tuesday night. on thursday he promised pennsylvanians, this. >> the concerns that i have had about donald trump didn't just evaporate. when i disagree i will say so. i will not be a rubber stamp for anyone including president trump. >> reporter: toomey will support expanded background checks, tougher sanctions on iran and immigration reform. without going in to specifics, toomey, repealing obama care act, and priorities. >> don't expect, a republican version of obama care. what i want is for individual to be in control of their health care.

>> reporter: elinor bar of montgomery county disagrees. >> think it would be a big mistake to repeal obama care. i think it has helped lots of people who have health insurance that never had it the before and i think it will create chaos. >> reporter: others say they agree with most of toomey's plans and his support of trump. >> it is all gauged on attitude. toomey needs to protect pennsylvanians first, and then to anything that may not be as advantageous for us, as a citizen. >> reporter: but no matter who voters chose toomey reminded all of the importance of a peaceful transition of power. >> really important that we accept the outcome, because it is legitimate outcome. the american people have spoken. >> reporter: in north wales, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". man accused of carrying out bombings in new york city and seaside heights, new jersey made his first court appearance in manhattan federal court today amad rahami was arraigned on federal charges related to the september bombings. they include attempted murder of a law enforcement officer

during a shoot-out. that officer tracked rahami down in linden, new jersey sleeping in the building. war veterans are recognized just in time for veterans day. cherri gregg from kyw news radio check out some very special parking spaces, in up land boro. >> a korean war veteran william hilton spent a year on the front lines. >> the north koreans, walked down to my fox hole. >> reporter: west chester native was just 16 when he enlisted but his heroism earned him rank of corporal and three purple hearts. >> i had a job to do, i did it. >> reporter: he has visible wound from shots to the shoulder and knee. but the invisible ones including the discrimination he experienced when he returned home. >> it bothers me to talk about it. >> reporter: it is only fitting that this eight three-year old corporal and his wife are the first to experience this honor.

>> i'm proud of it. proud that i can be part of it. >> reporter: councilman william dennis is force behind these two parking spaces at upland shopping center. he painted them neon purple and put up this free sign from the wounded war veterans. >> any vet that wants to park here this spot has been designated for them. >> reporter: he did it with the supports of the the boro's mayor and veterans and hoping that there are more to follow. >> it is something that i want to see go worldwide. >> reporter: bit of gratitude and recognition for people like his dad and hilton whose wound run deep. >> at least this recognizes, and what more can i say. >> reporter: small honor for a mighty sacrifice. in chester, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". by proclamation of the mayor kenney today is pie day in philadelphia it marks final month of sales for pie in the sky fundraiser. >> our meisha johnson was on hand as the mayor made the

announcement. manna hopes to sell 8,000 pies. they prepare and deliver nutritious and appropriate meals to those battling life threatening illnesses. proceeds from the event will allow manna to deliver a traditional hot thanksgiving dinner to their clients and families. well, coming up in a few days you can catch a rare event in the nighttime sky, the biggest moon in, decade. >> meteorologist lauren casey explains why, and the best time of the day to look for it from the einstein health care network science center. >> reporter: on november 142nd of 3 consecutive super moons will rise over the delaware valley but this month will be a rare proportions and it is called the super moon of the century. on monday, we have the opportunity to witness an astronomical sight that lasso kurd 68 years ago. the full moon will not only be super, but mega super. it all has to do with the the shape of the moon's orbit around the earth. >> just so we all understand

what is going on here the moon's orbit is not circle bute lips, and that means it has points when the, moon is closer to earth or farther away from earth in its orbit. those points are after gee and perigee. we are talking about a lunar perigee when moon is closer to earth then normal. >> it is 30,000 miles closer to earth then at apogee. >> it happens this year, next monday will be the closest of these perigees that has happened since 1948. >> reporter: as a result monday's super moon will appear 14 percent bigger and 30 percent, brighter than other full moons. to view an enhanced super effect look to when the moon is near the horizon, either when rising or setting. >> when the moon is down close to the horizon, near objects have of known size, our brain plays a trick on us and makes us think that the moon is much bigger then it actually is. >> reporter: another trick of science that is a treat for eyes is when moon takes on red

hugh, in effect, results of moon light passes through our near surface atmosphere which is thickest portion. >> all of the other colors are scattered around so you cannot the see them but what you do see is this copperwhy i, orange or reddish color. >> reporter: moon rise's the 5:20 monday evening. when you or you the looking, mr. pits suggest looking towards southwestern sky. to catch a view of the planet venous which will appear as a bright start and planet mars which will have a glow. in the yine stein health care science center i'm meteorologist lauren casey. >> we will be dancing in the mine light. i love it. latest beauty trend, involves lasers, what are they using them for coming up in ten minutes. and standing out the among a sea of job applicants, how to make your resume the one that will get you hired.

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after last years controversy star bucks is putting christmas images back on their holiday cups. >> coffee giant released new line of holiday cups on wednesday, last year, the simple ready sign, of the cups, drew criticism from people of the chain, and part of the so-called war on christmas. one of this years 13 international designers is named samantha a local hair dresser from broomall, pennsylvania. >> sam get something national glory. how about that. well, toys that made the toy hall of fame, and my favorite, when we look over once again. >> what is up with that. >> but first our weather team is working on your forecast and here's lauren case which a look at your weekend weather. >> well, we will go ahead and take a peak at upcoming weekend, we are so close and we will have sunshine across

the region for both saturday and sunday but you big difference in temperatures as high temperatures from the coldest of the the season in the city, topping out only at 49 degrees on saturday but we will make a significant jump in to sunday more seasonal, high of 58, we will have those 40's for highs down the shore on saturday but up in the 50's by sunday and chilly start to the weekend in the poconos with highs in the middle 40's. we will be right fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds,

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it is not always easy to land a job applicants are up against hundreds of people which is why having a stand out resume, is more important then ever. >> in today's three on your side consumer report consumer reporter jim donovan looks at had recruiters are looking for and critical mistake some job seekers are making. >> nice to meet you. >> what is going on. >> reporter: dawn marie warner knows just how important that resume can be, which why is she brought a stack of them to this job fair hoping to stand out in the sea of applicants. recent survey found that 43 percent of hiring managers spend less than a minute looking at a resume. that is why job coach christine says that it is critical to get right to the point. >> so you have to grab their attention, very quickly, you know, you cannot have a long

paragraph, longest say, bullet points, powerful action. >> reporter: in the survey 75 percent of hr managers reported finding lies on resumes and they found plenty of mistakes which can kill an applicant's chances. >> one of my rest hazy had a art section that makes it look like, oh, you are compassionate? instead of says he is compassionate. >> reporter: xavier brown's resumes are typo free and he is hoping it catches an employer's eye and lead to a new job. i posted a link with more add rise from career builder on cbs philly.com, click consumer. i will post it on my facebook and twitter feeds. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> new inductees in the toy hall of fame have been now announced. >> twelve were up for induction but only three made the cut. they are the swing, dungons and dragons and fischer price little people. those in charge of the matter say those three got in because they helped children use their

imagination. coloring books, care bears, pin ball, transformers were all overlooked, long with my favorite, at least one of my all time favorite, rock them, sock them robot. i used to use my imagination with that. >> yes. >> i used to think i was muhammad ali, joe frazier, larry holmes but it didn't make it. >> maybe next year. >> i think little people had been in there a few years. they were the susan lucci, of the toys. >> they will get there. time is flying in, two weeks it is thanksgiving. >> meteorologist kate bilo is live in bernville at a christmas village, kate. >> jessica and ukee this place is a winter wonder land they just opened up this past weekend at crozer christmas village, and i will bring in, and, it is 30 minutes from reading would you say. and, and when you come over

here, and, what this place has to offer. you told me you stop counting at a million lights. >> yes, we did. when we go to a million stops. we have a whole lot more, so now it is a million lights. >> a million plus, right. >> a million plus, exactly. >> tell me about the house. this is where it all started. >> this is where it all started. this was our house. it was built in 1817 actually. >> wow. >> old stone farmhouse with the huge windowsills but interesting thing was because of the windmills and the front porch people would see it up there on top of the hill even though, if there was, in the light, as i said, and that is our theme, christmas house and then went on to the christmas village as we added so many other things. >> fantastic. village, growing up around the house, go on my facebook page, take a live look, we will try to do that again. but let's talk first about the weather. it feels chilly out here tonight. feels more christmasy tonight. we will look you the side. it is chilly. temperatures in the mid 50's

for most of us right now dropping steadily and a lot of locations especially off to the north and west where we are, probably in the low 50's. current wind out of the southwest to five to 10 miles an hour. little brisk but this is perfect night to be here. it is opened night. they were nice enough to open it up and light it up just for us. you can come. we will tell you more about those hours coming up at 6:00. lets talk about what lies ahead for the weekend. it will turn windier and windier, not too bad right thousand but as we get in the weekend we will see wind pick up tomorrow, with tomorrow out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles an hour, saturday, west wind at ten to 15. saturday is when cold comes in. when you talk about cold in addition to ten to 15 miles an hour wind, here's what it will feel like on your wind chill map. it will feel 15 to 20 degrees in the poconos. twenty to 25 in reading, berks county, lehigh val any bernville, 25 to 30 is what it feels like saturday morning in the city and 30 to 35, in southern delaware.

if you are, head ing out this weekend a lot of stuff, lets start with the lemon run, to benefit alex's lemonade stand town around please touch museum and fairmount park. it is chilly but bundle up, dress in layers, temperatures right around 39 degrees when run start. for eagles game good football weather, not too bad at all temperatures in the 50's, 56 degrees at lincoln financial field. your seven day eyewitness weather forecast shows that brief cool down that dose of december on saturday at 49, but then quick rebound back to seasonal upper 50's sunday into monday and our next chance for wet weather comes tuesday, of next week. so, like i said back here live, at coaster's christmasviller. we will bring you more at 6:00. back to you. >> okay, kate, thank you. hollywood's latest beauty craze involves laser. i'm not kidding, lazy. >> insider's lou agear joins us from los angeles with the procedures. louie, is it painful. >> i'll tell you what, beauty is pain. kelce knight breaks down tonight's beauty confidential:

star laser secrets. >> any celebrity walk ago this red carpet that you go wow, and ahh to their skin. they are doing laser therapy. >> reporter: honest dermatology melissa brownies a a laser guru who smoothed chelsea's face. >> is what the pro fractional laser. >> it is a resurfacing laser. you are breaking the skin, sanding down, that skin. it really does, i am roof, color, acne scars, texture and tone. >> your skin isn't the same. >> it takes a beating high skin but thank you for saying that. >> reporter: niomi watts loves to laser. >> it is like a mini micro dermabrasion. >> reporter: so does sophia rergara. >> my face was basically burned off, and then it looks amazing. >> reporter: your lasers all the rage in hollywood right now. >> it is low downtime. the it is collegeon stimulating, it is smoothing the skin, getting rid of fine lines, reducing pour size and

improving pigment. >> it does penetrate to cause stimulation. >> reporter: twenty minute weekend cat peel has only a three day downtime but it can take two weeks to recover from deeper treatments. >> we do offer topical numbing as well as oral pain management when needed. >> reporter: how expensive is this. >> what you can accomplish with a lifetime of cremes can be done one day and we charge 507 for that he can we even peel. >> we will have so much more on the insider, ukee and jessica back to you in the studio. >> wow, how about that. >> beauty is pain. >> yes. >> protesters, against president-elect trump, are on the move in philadelphia chopper three is live over center city where protesters marching down jfk boulevard to 30th street station right now. you can see the crowd there. we will have a live report with joe holden on the ground with these protesters on the "eyewitness news" at 6:00. in this weeks story of brotherly love a little will boy helping so many. >> one is bigger then you could have ever imagined. >> how this touching story is

bringing comfort and care to other families, dealing with grief. we will be

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you heard us talking with casting calls for big time game show. >> one local family can say we made it. scafidi family of glassboro, new jersey got the call to play in the family feud. kate bilo watched the show with them and got inside scoop, of what it takes to headache the feud and she will tell us at 11:00. always so much fun. >> last year when a philadelphia family lost a baby boy, only five months old, they were devastated. >> they want parents who lose a baby to make memories that they can while they can. it is this week's story of brotherly love. >> reporter: kristin and chris block are surrounded by photos of their children, including their son, chase, who died, in

2015. >> we had no idea what it was before losing chase. >> reporter: they only had a few hours to hold him, to let his brother and sister meet him, and dad wanted to read chase a bedtime story. >> i would pull something on there and it was just that i could not find any whole books. >> there were so many nights i would close my eyes and picture chris just going and looking for a book to read to chase, and knowing that he would never be able to do that again. >> reporter: kristin and chris decided they didn't want any other family to miss out on a moment like that. so they started a foundation called a day with chase, and created making memories boxes for families hoff just lost a baby. inside, baby wipes, disposable camera, a book, a letter. >> we hope we have brought you some comfort and helped you create lasting memories with your child. >> reporter: one of the first moms to get a making memories box was emily mcnicholas have of northeast philadelphia she

lost her son little pete inner 2015. >> to have those items to be able to then spend time with him before we had to let him go was extremely comforting. >> reporter: emily and her baby colin joined kristin and chris at the blessing of a new room at holy redeemer hospital for parents dealing with infantile loss. of course, kristin and chris donated books in honor of chase. >> chase's purpose was pigger then we could have ever imagined. >> so far kristin and chris have distributed about 50 boxes to a area hospitals. if would you like to get in touch with them go to our web site at cbs philly.com. i nose they would love to hear you. >> so thoughtful. >> very much so. now at 6:00, protesting the president-elect, for the second straight day crowd take to the streets in philadelphia, and, we're live as they voice their concerns about a donald trump presidency. bucking a 100 year tradition voters say cheers in a dry new jersey town i'm cleve bryan, coming up, what

is the plan now that voters have approved alcohol in pitman. a special trip to washington, this 108 year veteran is heading from montgomery county to the white house, the the advice he plans to give the president, when he gets there. we're here, we're not going to be quiet about issues even if donald trump is our president. >> another day of of protest opponents of donald trump rally in the the streets of philadelphia, once again crowds are gathering right the now voicing their concerns. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been tracking the crowds in center city in the middle of the protest with more, joe. >> good evening, so far, this protest is very peaceful, police telling cbs-3 that there are no issues, there are no arrests and this rot

damage. the right now they are marching from the municipal services building, straight down jfk boulevard where they are going to end up at 30th street station. i believe we have a shot we can take from chopper three to go show you, an area view and at this point right now, you can see that anticipating traffic to be a mess in center city philadelphia because jfk is completely closed, a major artery, going from center city out to the suburbs. we did speak to some folks here about their thoughts on all this and go ahead and have a listen. >> i'm here because i believe in equality, change and i believe that trump isn't going to do that for us even if donald trump is our president, we will not be standing down to his policies. >> as a woman, i think it is really important to make sure that our government doesn't take away our rights. >> reporter: back live n