>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". president obama lays a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery in virginia it is one of many veterans day ceremonies taking place across the country today in honor of those who have served and

sacrificed in the nation's arm forces. >> than is a look at the world war ii memorial in washington dc. a world war con fed rum, attended today's ceremony, made another special visit while in the nation's capitol. we will bring that you story in just a few minutes. good afternoon, i'm jan carabeo. >> i'm jim donovan. there are many observes cents taking place in our area today. anita oh, is live in media where the annual parade is underway. good afternoon, anita. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, jan, a lot of emotion here, large crowd gathered honor those who served before us, you can see the 57th annual veterans day parade here in delaware county happening as we speak. the courthouse here in media is the ending point of this parade, which began at 11/11:00 this morning, we've spoke tone so many veterans and their families, some who geared up remembering their time in the service. and many who say they're so proud to be americans. we also spoke with richard snow, who served in the navy during the viet nam war.

he explains what this day means to him. >> it rep renz what america is really about, and the men and women who served and are still serving. >> without question, put their lives on the line every day, and i think so much of our society has just taken that for granted. >> again, so many people we've spoken to, getting emotional, and expressing their pride to be american. you can see, that the parade is coming through, now, it will start wrapping up here, shortly, and they'll have a ceremony here at the courthouse. throughout this program we'll hear from media mayor bob mccann, also expect to see cadets here from the valley forge military academy, we will bring you all of the sites and sounds tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00. for now live in media, anita oh. >> great day for a parade, thank you. university of delaware observing veterans day in support of student veterans and service members, who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. more than 6900 flags were

placed on the green of the main campus, commemorate americans, killed in service to their country since september 11, 2001. volunteers from student groups, greek organizations and rotc began setting up those flags, at 6:00 in the morning, at the memorial. >> more than 16 million americans served in the armed forces during world war ii. >> and on this veterans day, one of those oldest living members of the greatest generation is celebrating 108 years, and it is making new memories in washington, d.c. and he's from hat borough craig boswell has the story. >> everywhere phil moore goes, crowds always gather. and the 108 year old world war ii veteran always has a message. >> the only country where you have all your freedom. >> the army sergeant fought for that freedom from 1943 to 1945, serving in north africa, italy, germany, and france.

he still wears the legion of honor metal given to him by the french government. >> mr. bill goes to washington. >> his daughter joanne brought him to one of the most meaningful places for him here, the world war two memorial. she says it makes him feel young. >> i love when he says they say bill how do you feel today? he goes, you know, i feel a lot better at 103. >> here is bill at 104 with his wife, josie, he lost the love of his life just two years later. in advance every his first trip to the white house. >> if they don't move it. >> his humor hasn't fade in the his 108 years, nor have the memories of his brother lost in battle. >> to all of the american boys who lost their lives. >> he doesn't shy away from sharing his emotions or making new friends, greeting fowl world war ii veteran making his first visit to the shrine for their service on the national mall in washington. as one of the old he living members of the greatest generations, moore is not letting age slow him down.

>> it is apparent that he and his fellow veterans have that, and more. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. 108 years old, amazing. mayor kenney was in attendance for today's wreath laying ceremony our area in honor of veterans day. veterans, their children, and many others came out to the ceremony which took place at the tomb of the unknown soldier of the revolutionary war at seventh and walnut streets. the mayor some brief remarks in observance of the holiday, while not much fighting took place in the city during that war, many veterans who served under george washington, were, in fact, burried there. >> well, on this veterans day, so far, we certainly couldn't have asked for better weather. but, what's to comfort rest of the day? let's get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live out there on the cbs-3 skydeck. how is it feeling now, katy? >> not terrible jan. the sun is shining brightly, even the sun angle needs to drop at this point, still seeing full sunshine right now. few clouds with time, there is

actually a frontal boundery that's going to be crossing through, and if you recall, we had wet weather, throughout our entire wednesday, because, of that frontal boundery that just came through, this time, it is a totally different story. look at storm scan, granted, few clouds here and there, starting to show up on storm scan3, but, you're in the going to find any wet weather out of this, for example. current temperature readings up and down the earn tire i95 corridor, even tad milder go into some of the southeastern counties. in palmyra, up at 64 right now, pretty mild beginning to the afternoon, the problem is this doesn't last for very long, again, cold front passage. now, actually since upped our expectations with a high today. just giving you one extra degree to work with, 63 the eventual high here in philadelphia on this veterans day, but the winds is the other thing that continues to be a running theme here. that will continue to be noticeable, you're going to see gusts peaking as high as i would say 30 miles per hour off and on throughout the day, certainly if you are headed to the friday football frenzy game of the week tonight or

any friday football game, it is going to be awfully chilly. i would highly lug is blanket to layer over your knees if sitting in the stands here, but great valley takes on springfield, we will be out there covering it tonight, 47 at kick off. under a clear sky. overall. beyond this point, front moves out. the breeze sticks around. so we are looking ahead to very frigid beginning to our weekend, and coming up, tell you exactly how chill at this will, in fact, get, and also about the next rain chance that is in the wings for later on. guys, back to you for now. >> thanks so much, katie. few places offering specials and freebies for vets and active military members today. machine donald's free all day breakfast, i happen free stack of red, white blue pancakes all day, here's one for everyone, national park service offering free admission to all parks today. check out cbsphilly.com and the cbs local app for free list of the freebies. >> and big thank you to our veterans. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> it was like running into

hillary clinton in the woods. >> we hugged and just had a nice very pleasant, very casual exchange. >> hear more from the mom who found herself face-to-face with secretary clinton taking a posse election stroll. finds out who took this photo. >> and a bit of trivia about donald trump's youngest son, baron, as many family heads from the penthouse to the white house, all coming up on "eyewitness news" a

>> leonard cohen died, he release a new albumn just last month, a memorial servers will be head in los angeles at a later date. hillary clinton appears to be hitting another kind of trail, now that she's offer the campaign trail. >> that's right. take a look at this. it is a photo, that's now gone viral. >> margo ran into clinton while on the trail with her daughter, fix time we've seen the nominee for president since her concession speech thursday. says the surprise encounter something she'll remember forever. >> she said, you know, hi, how are you, asked about my daughter, my dog, and she said something along the lines all i wanted to do all day yesterday was hug you and tell you how sad i was, to bring my

daughter with me to vote for you. and when i told her that, she, you know, she seemed very happy and we hugged, and just sort of had a nice very pleasant, very casual exchange. >> former president bill clinton was thereto, guess what, he took the pictures. well, protesters staged a second sometimes violent night of demonstrations, against the election of donald trump as president. several cities saw large clouds marching through streets, some scuffling with police. the unrest comes as trump prepares to become the nation's 45th president. meisha jang reports from the white house. >> president-elect donald trump tweeted that he has a busy day planned today working on his administration plan inside trump tower. but across the country, police were busy through the night as anti-trump demonstrators staged another rounds every disruptive protests. police in portland, oregon fired rubber bullets and arrested at least two dozen people. >> doesn't mean they don't hurt. >> they declared the protest

there a riot. after initially blaming the unrest on professional protesters, invited by the media, trump's credited them this morning for having passion for our country. trump's transition will be relocating from trump tower to washington, where he will take the oath of office ten weeks from today. yesterday trump made his first visit to the white house, before meeting with congressional republicans, analysts expect house speaker paul ryan and majority leader mitch mcconnell to move quickly on long stalled republican policies. >> when donald trump says we're going to do tax reform, what's that mean this it means paul ryan on the house ways and means commit tee do ideas never going anywhere, now thinking wait, trump could sign this into law. >> former opponent hillary clinton cited by supporter hiking near her chappaqua new york home, the woman told the smiling clinton that taking her young daughter to vote with her was one of her proudest moments as a mother. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house.

well, here is a interesting piece of trivia. regarding the incoming president, and his family. donald trump's ten year old son baron trump will be the first son in the white house since john f. kennedy junior in the 60s, since 1963, only daughters have lived at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> and be sure to tune in to 60 minutes this sunday as donald trump speaks to leslie stahl in his first extensive posse election interview. stall will also speak with trump's family at their fifth avenue home. see the interview this sunday night right here on cbs-3. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", how about some pie for thanksgiving? we've got the perfect pies for you, and it is all for a good cause, you can get some, coming upping. >> will cents ahead, honoring the nation's military here at home. student took up a veterans day breakfast for hundreds of active duty and retired vets. we'll take you there. katie? >> and jan, we look ahead to the weekends, it is around the corner obviously, and so is the frontal passage that we've been talking about, that's going to send us back into

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>> i can't ask for a better day to honor our veterans. >> you said it, yes. and there is a breeze, obvious lip, but not terribly chilly outside. it really is a nice afternoon that's unfolding right now. we going to see sunshine all weekend long. that always helps, right? but there is pretty significant chill that will set until for our area, as women, looking ahead to tomorrow specially. that's where we really see some of the coldest thayer we've seen a, this season so far, and b, since this past april. it will have to go back pretty far before we find temperatures like we're actually going to going to find tonight. walking you through it, cold front moving on through. we look at storm scan3 at very wide zoom. you know, you got to sort of look closely to figure out what's going on here. because the front that's moving through doesn't actually have any precipitation associated as far as we are concerned, we

will finds wet weather across maine, atlantic canada. see how it is fizzling as it drops through up-state new york and northeastern pa, that's your frontal boundery, the cold air is on the way, the change in the transition between areas of pressure is on the way, but you're not going to have the wet weather to go along with it, outside we go to palmyra nature park, guests in the studio this morning, mattie and bryce, picked out the cameras for the show this afternoon, and made some real good choicesment beautiful shot for you here outside palmyra cove nature park, looking off in the distance, bryce's take, and mattie likes the beach, so we had to go on beach patrol headquarters where not one person walking up and down the sand right now in margate, but still real nice afternoon unfolding, if you want little privacy, and you have the chance to head on out to the beach, why not? it is a beautiful afternoon. and we are looking ahead to sunny weekends to go along with this, cold front crossing through, but it really knocks the temperatures back, the win, and that's it. we can expect sunshine all weekend long, it is brisk tomorrow, at best, only 50 for a high. we've not seen these kind of temperatures for many, many

months, so, it will be a bit of a rude awakening come sunday up ear's, and that's the theme beyond that point into monday even into tuesday, but by tuesday there may even be couple of showers which we'll talk about in the seven # day. here is the current winds speeds, guys, pretty impressive. you're into the teens, 20's at this point, sustained winds speeds. it is more of a dusty wind, though, as of afternoon progresses, gust cost peak as high as 30 miles per hour, which means that as the brisk conditions continue tomorrow, 34 is cold enough. but it may actually feel no better than the 20's, as you walk out the door tomorrow morning. twenty-five to 30 is the general range of how it will feel in philadelphia county, the vast majority of the surrounding counties. so, little cooler, little milder depending on location, regardless, real taste of wintertime. the eagles have a game then on sunday. it looks like much better weather there, as the winds tapers off little bit. 56 degrees, little milder, too, for you at kick off, the falcons come into town, really cool thing is happening on sunday night, guys. the extra super moon, sunday

night into monday morning, where the full moon is going to be at it closest distance to the earth, and 221,500 miles a way. but it will look a lot brighter, and it is the largest super moon we've seen in decades, something worth checking out. quiet weather continues jim as we head back to work and school on monday. over to you. >> thank you, katie. chilly weather has you thinking about thanksgiving, and what's better after big thanksgiving meal than a delicious slice of pie? well, how about slice of pie that helps others in need? here's to tell you about the annual pie in the skycam pain is ceo of the man an organization, sue, we love the pie in the skycam pain. your biggest fundraiser, and explain the funds raise tow people that may not be familiar with it? >> so as you said, the largest fundraiser, our 20th year, so it is a big deal for us. and this fundraiser really helps us to provide a thanksgiving meal, on thanksgiving day, thousand us of clients we serve every day, nourishing people fighting for their life. so manna all about this, the

pharmacy for your prescription diet, on thanksgiving day, make sure all of our clients get a gourmet meal. and for 25-dollar donation, you get amazing pie, and you get to know you made a difference. >> now, five pies, so what do we have here? we have peck and? >> absolutely, peck and, look at those. >> i mean, you know me, i always order a pie. >> i know, you orders them all? >> sweet potato, which i have to tell you, i think is my favorite this year. >> now we have the sky pie, which the whole funds raise is her named after. what is this? >> this is the american airlines sky pie. which is a decadent cheese cake drizzled with chocolate and carmel and walnuts. it is pretty fabulous. >> we have on the ends there? >> pumpkin. >> and we also have apple but it is not here on this display, i think someone took it to go eat it. >> i know, i know. >> bryers ice cream on it, warm it up. >> and apple the most popular, sells out. >> so, you know, people who want to order there is they go on to the manna website. i'll pop some information up

on our screen right now. the pies $25 apiece except for the american airlines sky pie, which is $35. you can order them on line by november 18th at manna pies.org, i'll be posting the linc on my facebook and twitter feeds. you can even choose me as your salesperson. there are 40 site around the region, pick out your order on tuesday or wednesday before thanksgiving. but, this is amazing, you know, fundraiser every year, how many pies are you hoping to sell? >> over 8,000. >> 8,000 pies. >> so buy a pie. >> big sellers force katie, over here. >> i creeped in on your segment, jim, because -- >> who doesn't like pie? >> i should point out, there are no calories involved. >> of course not! >> on thanksgiving, never calories. >> can i have a sample? >> so we have pieces of apple here, bite size. >> oh, perfect. thank you, sue. >> go on, eat the weight potato. >> no forks. >> no, we're family. so the information is on line, buy a pie, feed a family.

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recognized in horsham. >> part of the annual events student served breakfast to active duty and retired veterans in honor of veterans day, students will the opportunity to mink will those in attendance to learn about their lives, and thank fell for their service. last check on the forecast? >> we once again echo that, so grateful, thankful for all of the men and women that have done service to our country. quickly take a look at your seven day, though, as we had mentioned, expecting a cool down tomorrow, the coolest day of the pack, then quickly rebounding back toward more typical territory, alex lemon run sunday morning, thankfully not quite as harsh, looks like the winds will taper off. keeping the sun through monday, next shot for showers on tuesday. >> okay, i've got autism walk tomorrow, in bucks county. >> please bundle up adequately. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo for katie all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. have a great weekend everyone.

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