here comes the colds, the winds bringing it in now, it means the front is through, winds are gusting, aren't even gust, current sustained winds 15, 20 miles per here making it feel quite chilly if you're out and about tonight into tomorrow morning. when you wake up tomorrow morning in the poconos, will feel like 15-20 degrees, lehigh valley 20-25. coming up i'm tell you what the highs will be tomorrow afternoon, and tell you about rebounds, back to warmer weather ahead into next week, also some showers to track. >> see the smoke here powering from back of the home through the roof. firefighters are on the scene, work to go get things under

control, no reported injuries. >> late today, change at the top of president-elect donald trump's transition team, new jersey governor, chris christie is out, as chairman, will now serve as advice chairman to the transition effort. his replacements will be vice president elect mike peages. in a statement, christie said he's proud to have been the pre-election phase of the trans innings team. more coming up at 5:30. >> president obama marks final veterans day as commander in chief with observances and remarks at arlington national cemetery. >> how biff identified we've become as a nation, look no further than our service members for inspiration to unite. as we search for ways to reconnect with one another, with the principal's, that are

more enduring and trans tori politics some of our best examples are the men and women we salute on veterans day. >> the president began his day with a reception breakfast, with eight year old bill moore, world war ii veteran from hatboro. more on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> beautiful tribute to university of delaware, more than 6900 flags placed on the main campus this morning to commemorate student, veterans, service members killed in action. since september 11, 2001. volunteers from student groups, greek organizations, and rotc, all set up the display to honor those fallen heroes. and with veterans day memorials and parades taking place all across the country today, cbs-3 anita oh, in media talking to veterans, family members, about the shared sacrifices they've made for our country.

>> (taps). >> the free worlds that we live in isn't really free. >> it rests on sacrifice. >> he didn't walk in the goes, you didn't know if there was a mine in it. >> at 11:11 in the morning, on 11/11 there is was a show of solidarity. >> many gathered in media for the 57 annual veterans day parade here in delaware county to honor men and women who is her of this country before us. >> one of them kevin served in the navy, then in the army reserves for 20 years. >> it is not easy to go away from home. >> we did it. >> that's a blessing says raymond who fought in the viet

nam war. >> friend every mine, killed in viet nam. >> before the soldiers veterans day, means more. >> as they wave the american flag, they remember their symbol of sacrifice of sheared freedom. >> it represents what america is really becomes the men and women who serve, and are still serving without question put their lives on the line every day. >> in media anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> as the, in a marks veterans day, unlikely reunion between two people touched by a war. new york native, didn't know much about her vietnamese roots, quick internet search into her past revealed a link to viet nam vets bob from doylestown, man she didn't know.

>> i always thought about going back to viet nam, my parents passed, not alive any more, i never had this desire to go look for anybody. >> so when i called bob, so sure just, i never even came across anybody from viet nam, anybody from my roots, nothing. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do shows us special connection these two strangers uncovered, decades, after the viet nam war. emotional story you'll see tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 right here on cbs-3. >> philadelphia police officer is injured in a serious crash in kingsessing. the suv police vehicle collided with a car, and jumped the curb at 55th and springfield. chopper three over the scene, around 2:00 this afternoon, the police vehicle slammed into a fence and wall. paramedics transported the officer, and the driver of the vehicle, to president by tear yan hospital. no word on their conditions. >> police investigating a deadly shooting in north philadelphia, over north 18th street, around 10:30 this

morning, 34 year old man was shot twice, one in the chin, once in the chess. he was transported by police to temple university hospital, where he was pronounced dead. >> police have not made any arrests. >> two alarm fire in chester there is fire broke out at home in 2619 nolan street, no injuries in this fire, the cause remains under investigation. philadelphia mayor jim kenney vowing that philadelphia will remain a sanction too area city despite the wishes of president-elect trump. said i'll withhold funds, holding undocumented imigrants, in custody for non-violent crime. greg argos joins us to explain more, greg? >> ukee there is could be considered the first pitch between president-elect donald trump, and mayor jim kenney, and trump has not even taken office yet. but mayor kenney does admit he's not sure exactly what would happen if trump does decide to withdraw federal

funding from philadelphia. >> people are terrified. >> philadelphia differs latino population, concerned. >> people are horrified of the lively hood. people are terrified they'll lose their jobs, one terror made by one president-elect donald trump, who says, he's removing federal funding from cities, which do not cooperate with federal immigration officials, in holding undocumented immigrants, in custody, for non-violent crimes, they are known as sanction too area city and philly is one of them. >> what's your response to that? >> we'll see what happens, we'll see how it goes. >> mayor kenney said he's unsure what will happen if federal funding is cut, we'll see as time goes on after january what exactly happens. we'll adjust we'll deal with it when it comes. >> what are some of the possible adjustments? >> we don't know yet. >> advocates say federal cuts

could adjust documented and undockment people living in our sit. >> i we're living in chaos. a lot of our low income individuals count on this federal grant. >> i can appreciate working class families. >> our federal laws need enforced regardless of the mayor's belief. >> i think there needs to be a level of respect for those who come here legally and who are u.s. citizen. >> did i ask the mayor how he thinks his administration would work with trump's administration. he said in one way he's pretty excited has to do with all of the infrastructure project trump has promised in the past. live here along the art museum stems, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >> caught on camera, coming up on "eyewitness news", police dash cam catches a frightening moment after a traffic stop gone wrong. see what happened to the officer just before this brawl.

>> and, popping up in philadelphia, other cities around the nation and the worlds, can make your life easier. tori? >> well, the holiday season is upon us, and if there is one place to catch a light show, it is right here at franklin square. how about those cool glasses? can i see? do you guys want to see? ukee, light show, coming up. >> all right, tori, stand by. before we go to a short break, a special ten year old, very special, stopped by our studios for "eyewitness news" this morning. >> aiden peterson volunteers his time to honor military service members and here he is now playing america the beautiful to take a break on this veterans day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >>

what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model.

>> well, today haddon township police release dash cam video from officer involved shooting. now, it happened during a traffic stop on alabama road near route 130 october 29th. the recording shows edmond brown driving off with the officer clinging to the driver side window. the vehicle slammed into a parked car and attempt topped run away from the officer. a struggle ensued. brown was shot. we'll show you what led to the traffic stop and the officer's reaction to the shooting

coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> train derails in minnesota causing evacuations, multiple train cars came off the tracks, including at least one caring liquid petroleum gas, highly flammable, this happened in allendale, about 80 miles south of minneapolis, st. paul. residents within a 1 mile radius then had to be evacuated. none of the crew or citizens were injured. how the accident happened is now under investigation. it may only be november, but it is beginning to look a lot like christmas, at philadelphia's franklin square. >> the popular attraction just kick off its holiday festival, and vittoria woodill live with the new festivities chris -- visitors can expect this year. >> there is so much to do in particular see here at franklin square this year. that's right, everybody, live at franklin square, and it is the kick-off of their holiday festival to tell us more, well, first i should address what i'm wearing, right, aimy? >> i'm wearing electrical spectacles, to take in the

electrical spectacle that's happening behind me. everyone please meet amy needle, the president and ceo of historic philadelphia to tell us what everyone can look forward to this season at franklin square. >> thanks for coming back. great to be here, yes, tonight, our second night of the electrical spectacle, presented by peco, and besides the lights show, which runs every half hour, from 4:30 to 8:00 on the weekends, until 9:00, you can warm up here at the beer garden, with these great fire pit, and it is very cozy, we can drink hot drinks here. >> cheers to that. >> cheers to that. and inside our heated tent we have great hot drinks, some adult beverages, but we also have sweets and treats, where you can make gingerbread houses, you can decorate cookies, you can see homemade fudge being made, there is a donut hopper. >> you guys are really adding a lot of new stuff. i mean, why all of the new additions? you keep making bigger and bigger.

>> just fun, the holiday season, we know families love to come to franklin square, what about making holiday traditions together. everyone loves making gingerbread houses and making cookies so they can do that here at the square. >> cheers to that, cheers to great holiday season, so if you can check out the electrical festival and the holiday festival here at franklin square, great time. and i wish that could you look through these glasses once again. maybe we will do that one more time, because these spectacles really elevate the whole thing. >> ukee, jess, what do you any. >> you got to turn it around. no, i'm playing, we can see it, we can see it. pretty cool. >> thanks, tori. just fun. >> so beautiful out there this time of the year. >> and the fire pits will come in hands. >> i we will be needing those gloves tonight. warm your hands by the fire pit if you're down at franklin square, because we have big changes and a lot of cold air on the way. let's talk about how cold it is going to get. we'll start you off outside tonight. to get. let's take a peak outside right now on our live

neighborhood network camera, this one at the palmyra cove nature park looking of course across the river toward the city skyline still tiny built of light left in the sky from sunset tonight. but, temperatures are dropping, the front we talked about yesterday strong cold front coming in, the front through now, seeing little snowfall across portions of new england, eastern canada western out of the north and west, boy will it be feeling chilly starting tonight, in fact, take a look what it feels like outside right now, still feeling okay, in philadelphia, 57 degrees, allentown feels like 50, mount pocono, that's where the cold has started to permiate. it is 29 degrees, on the windchill value right now, and it will feel even colder overnight, and into tomorrow morning. temperatures across the region when you wake up tomorrow, 26 degrees, in mount pocono, waking up to 29 in allentown, 28 in lancaster, 34 in philadelphia, and 32 degrees in wilmington, we do have frost advisory, and this does

include philadelphia now. the colds he is we've gotten has been upper 30's so far. we haven't had a killing frost in philadelphia, at least in the city proper, yet this year. but tonight, may change all of that, the colds he is night we've had this season, especially in the city, so the city down through delaware county, all of the state of delaware, and cape may county, all of the spots that have not gotten their first killing frost may get it tonight. that's from 3:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. sunny weekend on the way, but chilly, sunny, brisk tomorrow, high only 49 degrees. winds not quite as strong as today. but winds are still going to make it feel like maybe 42, 43 at the height of the afternoon. sunday warms up, high pressure continues to drift overhead back to the up ear's, back to normal, feeling like november again instead of december. machine day mostly sunny, 50's again, front approaching, to bring us more clouds late monday afternoon. overnight it is mainly clear, with the chilly breeze, temperatures down into the 30's, and 40's, across the region, in fact, i think we'll actually bottom out at 34 degrees tonight here in

philadelphia. tomorrow is a sunny, brisk day, at 49 degrees. right here we've got the lemon run for alex lemonade stands, kicks off sunday morning at the please touch museum, chilly, 39 degrees at the start of the run, eagles play in the afternoon, and it is perfect football weather. we have 58 degrees on sunday, and evening shower possible monday, otherwise, some sun, seasonable. just one day to give us little taste of what december is going to feel like, we're not quite ready for that, back to november sunday, into monday. >> here comes. all right, thanks, kate. appreciate t we are following some breaking news for you, chopper three live on the scene of a deadly hit-and-run accident in tabernacle burlington county. police tell "eyewitness news" a man in his 60s was riding his bike when he was struck by a vehicle that did not stop. the story continues to unfold over at chads worth and white horse roads, the search is underway for the hit-and-run vehicle, we'll of course be on top of this, updates, we'll bring them as soon as we can. >> colorful ventures popping

up around philly and other cities are for more than just sitting. why they're smart benches. coming up. >> and the odd couple is one of the hottest comedies on tv. we'll take you on to the set. let one of the stars interview the rest of the cast, leslie? >> nice crisp fall night. nothing better for football game and the high school playoffs underway. can great valley pull off the upset?

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, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can.

>> a decades old letter between two historic figures taking center stage, one after kind display, lessons that can be learned nearly 08 years later, story you don't want to miss tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> lesley van arsdall join us live with sports. getting fired up, one of the final frenzies. >> can you believe it? high school football season slowly coming to a slow, playoffs started and every team's motto right now win or go home. tonight our friday football frenzy game of the week is between springfield and great

valley so we head on over to springfield, 96.5, amp radio mike adams who has preview, hey there, mike? >> hey, leslie, what a good night for football. so as you know this will be the last football game that a lot of these kids play in. so, there is emotions that are very high, obviously, both teams are optimist being, they'll take it home tonight, and just very, very determined to win, yesterday, we got to talk with both coaches, as well as various players from each team. they had a lot to say. >> ♪ >> 96.5, amp radio right on track. another fantastic fall playoff match up. high school game of the week, back in delco at great valley, travels to springfield. >> there is nothing like playoff football in the fall. the weather gets cold. the kids are excited. the climate, atmosphere, terrific. >> this is huge game, every single game from this point forward is huge. >> you know, both teams are

pretty bald and right now it seems to be peaking at the moment. >> i think it will be more of a grind out run the ballgame, that's what i like, i definitely like having the pressure on us, need to go run the ball, run the clock out, keep the ball away from them. >> well, we play themed two years ago in the district finals. it was very defensive battle. that's what i am expecting of this team. >> for some of these kids, this game is bigger than any before. >> going through my mind, i can't even think in school honestly. i'm just thinking this could be my last game ever on this field, this could be my last game ever as a high school football player, maybe even as a football player in general. >> once you ender playoffs, new season, but we can't worry about what the record was before or after. just one game at a time. >> see who moves on. , who survives. >> nothing like playoff football in the fall.

>> leslie, i love that one kid in there, that's like i can't even think about school work right now, i'm sure his teacher saw that, loved it, but looks like it will be a good game? >> sure does, looks like it will be a close one out there, mike, thank you so much. love that drama. >> very dramatic. >> thanks, leslie, appreciate it, president-elect trump makes some decisions coming up in the next half hour. what it means for new jersey governor chris christie who was originally supposed to head up the transition team. also talk live to john dickerson host of cbs "face the nation". and, sleep walkers eating crazy things in their sleep. high tech way one man discovered his middle of the night antics and how doctors

he wears his army hat, he gets awalks aroundliments. with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast.

>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> christie replaced, the new jersey governor is out as the head of president-elect donald trump's transition team.

what is behind the change? "eyewitness news" continues now at 5:30, hello, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean, president-elect donald trump spent most of the day working out of trump tower. he's setting up his administration, shaking things up, starting with making moves on his transition team. >> vice president elect mike pence is adding a new title to his growing list of duties, heading up the transition team. president-elect trump announced pence will lead the team that helps to fix who will join his new administration, chris christie had been leading the ever will remain as advice chair, along with doctor ben carson, newt gingrich, senator jess sessions and rudy guiliani. >> i can see already how he is going to be a great president, i'm glad i could play a small role. >> steve ban on arrived at trump office, the former head of right wing website, now in the running to become trump's chief of staff. as for his agenda, trump has been vague about his policies,

but blunt about the big ideas behind them. many of which clashed with president obama's signature initiative. trump promised woe repeal obamacare, and cancel the landmark agreement on global warming calling climate change a, quote, hoax. on friday, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell talked about the issues he and trump discussed in their meeting thursday. >> much of it reflected the positions that he took and many of us took prior to the election. >> trump will take the oath of office ten weeks from friday. and joining us now, from washington, to talk more about all of this, is the host of "face the nation", john dickerson. john, good to see you. i want to start with chris christie. many of our viewers live in new jersey, what is his demotion mean for the governor? >> well, it is curious,. >> we know about mike pence, a lot of republicans have been telling me that they hope he'll be the real conduit, official washington and the

president. one of the things that they'll need in that relationship is the feeling that mike pence actually speaks for donald trump, that he is -- that he has his ear, and that donald trump is not going to counter man him. so, it may very well be that donald trump wants somebody in that post that he's going to use in the administration to play a really strong role, and that was never going to be the kind of role that chris christie was going to play. so chris christie was kind of square taker for the transition effort, all of the things that needed to be done beforehand, but in terms of operationally, being a part of what this trump white house will try to do that he was just never going to play that role, as soon as feasible, donald trump switched out both christie and also switched in a lot of other people who are just closer to the operation of his campaign and closer to his -- >> so now we look to how president-elect trump will govern, and the team that he's going to put in place to help him govern. are there any signs you're seeing that can help us kind

of understand how he's going to govern yet, or does that remain to be seen, do you think? >> well, the selection of mike penned is interesting. i mean, it stands to reason, mike pence has the most experience there, the rumors that ryan previous is chairman of the national committee might be in line for chief of staff. there is also of course ceo of the campaign, the right wing website, two different roles hereof donald trump's, ban on was one of the architect and brains behind the successful campaign strategy. on the other hand, ryan prives knows how to deal with messy constituencies, having chairman of the republican party, he has to know how to handle competing interests, that's good talent when you are working in washington. >> no question. >> it will be interesting to see the choices. >> no question about that, john, we will see you sunday,

thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks. >> all right, and you can watch "face the nation" sunday morning at 10:30, right here on cbs-3. and don't forget tune into 60 minutes on sunday, as donald trump seeks to -- speaks to leslie stahl in his first extension posse election interview, will also speak with trump family at their fifth avenue home, see it here on cbs-3. >> tonight leonard co-send being remembered as one of the most influencial singer-songwriters every his generation. he passed away peacefully at his long as less home at the age of 82. anthony mason shows you how cohen's career spanned nearly half century and more on his final. >> ♪ halleluhia ♪ >> if i new where the good songs came from, leonard cohen once said, i'd go there more often. he spent five years writing his best known song, halleluhia. as he told charlie rose in

1988. >> going to be singing a song for the next 20 years, you want to be sure you can get behind it. >> since halleluhia release, more than 300 cover versions have been recorded. >> raise in the montreal, cohen published his first poem at age 19. then began putting his words to music. and in 1966, moved to new york >> ♪ >> his song, suzanne, became hit for judy collins, and john ham on, who signed bob dillon, signed cohen to record his first albumn for columbia records. >> always greater critical than commercial success, co-won't become one of the most influencial songwriters of his time. >> i always wanted to be paid for my work, but i didn't want to work for pay. >> through much of his 70s he

towards continuously n2008 was inducted into the rock-and-roll hall of fame. >> you'll be hearing from me, daisy, long after i'm gone. >> cohen's final a.m. bumm was released just last month, the title song he wanted darker hinted the ends was near. >> anthony mason, cbs news, new york >> and the music lives on. still to come on "eyewitness news", uncovering a bizarre sleep disorder. >> the next morning i wake up, blue wrappers in the kitchen. >> and some with his condition, did some strange things, high tech way he discovered his problem. and how doctors intervened. >> odd looking benches popping up in philadelphia and other cities around the nation.

and how these could make your life easier, kate? >> and, it is that time for our weekend watch the week send upon us, we've got full sunshine all weekends in the poconos, the city, down the shore, chilly way to start your weekends tomorrow, saturday high only in the had's all across the region, shore may hid 50. forty-nine, brisk and chilly, sunday we rebounds back to seasonable temperatures highs back to the 50's, and good deal of sun right through both days this weekend.

5nlz z5yz y25nly y5yy

veterans were remembered for their service and sacrifice here in philadelphia today. >> ♪ >> a stirring rendition of the national anthem kicked off the veteran's day observances, in center city, mayor jim kenney

and other local dignitaries laid wreaths in honor of service members, of past and present. >> we stand on the burial ground of those who have given their life for this country's birth and revolution and separation from england. >> student from st. mary school also took part in today's annual ceremonies in oh, look at that. >> we salute all who served and are serving, no doubt about that. thank you so much. >> up next: we go go on the set of the odd couple. we'll get up close and personal with some of the stars of the show. be right afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose.

the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. mshe said i should think of my rteeth like an apple. it could be great on the outside not so great on the inside. her advice? use a toothpaste and mouthwash that strengthens both.

go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it's uniquely formulated with activestrength technology to strengthen teeth inside and is better at strengthening the outside than colgate total. crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my whole mouth feel amazing. advance to healthier gums and stronger teeth from day one. my check-up was great. 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, tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offer speeds

this fast at a price this good. only fios can. on the cbs health alert, mysterious sleep disorders is being under covered by fitness.

>> new finding on sleep eating. sleep eating which we've known about, but how it is discovered is a interesting new thing here. you know, it is a disorder that some people don't even know they have, eating in their sleep. doctors say it is often trying heard people try to stop smoking. and it can be discovered on devices like a fit bit, that tracks sleep and movement. >> the discovery came when jason carney went on diet and was tracking calories on his, he wasn't losing weight. there were hint, something was happening, when he saw it, he -- when he thought he was asleep. >> the next morning i wake up, i seafood wrappers in the kitchen. >> his fit bit shows he had been up as many as six, seven times. >> in the morning, here, here, what i could do, look at my fit bit, were you awake three times. like oh? magic. >> jason was diagnosed as being a sleep ether. he fit a pattern that new research shows can trigger the disorder. he was super stressed in a demanding job, and had quit smoking, researchers say,

sleep eaters can be so out of it, they'll eat things like raw bacon, or but ther. >> they're not awake. their brain is still sleeping. they're just engaging in these complex behaviors. they eat, they might eat these unusual foods, and then they go directly back into bed and have no recall. >> jason was treated with small dose anti-depressants. >> flying flinching a switch, unreal, in two weeks he dropped 15 pounds, went from waking up six, seven times a night to maybe once, when he was no longer eating. >> and doctors say, medications aren't always necessary to treat a sleep eating disorders, sometimes having better sleep hygiene can help. like a strict sleep schedule, less computer or cell phone time, and keeping your bedroom dark and cool. >> so many people do this, just snacking at night, some people really asleep. >> eat things like raw bacon? are you kidding me? >> aid friends one time woke up and like a peanut butter jar was empty. what happened here?

>> what? >> what has happened? >> oh! >> ya? >> jar of peanut butter. isn't that something? >> cold weather coming in here. >> feel the difference in some spots out there right now, beautiful day, you felt the winds pick up, those were the winds every change, my garbage can blew down the street today, toyed run after it, grab it, one of those kind of days, blustery, you will not get the video, blustery, cool day. well, weaver some colder air on the way tonight, in fact, tonight, likely the coldest air of the season, so far, for most of us. here is a look outside right now. if you are out and about in the city tonight, not bad night. make sure you're bundled up. don't go by what you felt today. because today was mild, for the this time of year. we got to the 60s, felt pretty good. if you're out in the city tonight the winds of change have blown on through, and it feels a whole lot different outside tonight. now that the sun's gone down, earlier this afternoon, certainly than it did even last night, it will be colder, than last night, and last night was pretty crisp in

and of itself. checking in with eyewitness weather watchers on cool but dry evening, a lot of nice temperatures out there. still, in the 50's in a few spot. check in at 47 to the north, already start today cool down in perkasie. forty-seven with clear sky, and we take up up to the far north and west, ooh degrees, rick, at 50 degrees, ric says, happy veterans day to those who serve, serve and support. you all are why i serve. and here is rick in his military garb, thank up, rick, for your service, thank you for being a weather watcher and for sharing that with us. ooh degrees moving into new jersey, we check in with william, just on the border in levittown, 52 degrees, clear skies, he says dew point is 29. dry air has moved in in the wake of that front. one quick check in delaware, can't leave delaware out of the equation, watch nerves newark, 56 degrees, great shot, few whiskey beautiful clouds upside on what was a beautiful but slightly windy

day. here is a look outside at a time lapse video from broad heads ville, earlier today we saw the clouds, come in pretty quickly as the front crossed the area, see the sun comes up, watch the trees here, trees are really going back and forth, up in the pocono region, winds there gusting to 37 miles an hour today. as that front came through, and now starting to feel a whole lot colder, it is already down to 43 degrees, in broad heads ville. front is just laying off to the south. again, came through with hardly anything, as far as wet weather is concerned. so that was good news, got out today generally dry, but feel the winds picking up, and that is what brought the colds air in. so, future feels like temperatures right now not too bad. by 9:00, though it, will feel like the 30's everywhere. already feeling sub freezing north and west. by midnight feeling like the teens in the poconos, and by 7:00 tomorrow morning, it will feel like the 20's, just about everywhere, philadelphia, also, feeling sub-freezing. tomorrow not as windy, see temperatures little closer to the actual high. feel like about 46 at the height of the afternoon

tomorrow, with highs about two, 3 degrees higher than that. so what to expect for your saturday? sunny skies, season's coldest day so far. highs only in the 40's, it will be breezy at times, but again, not as winnie as today. so that is good news. and are actually kind of behind schedule little bit. usually first high of 49 or colder on november 4th. our first low of freezing or colder haven't gotten that usually november 3rd. first measure recall snowfall, average december 12th, in case you are looking ahead. overnight clear, blustery, 34 degrees, the coldest night yet. tomorrow's coldest day of the season, then milder in pleasant sunday for the eagles, for the lemon run of corpse, it will be cool morning there. touch, but not too bad. head into next week, pretty seasonable temperatures on the way. your 60s just about every day. best chance, showers comes on tuesday, mainly dry day, definitely not a wash-out. pretty seasonable once we get through tomorrow. coming up right now, the sign of the times, simple things going high tech. meteorologist, lauren casey has more on some unusual

benches that are good for more than just sitting. it is today's einstein healthcare network science center report. >> from los angeles to new york and even here in philadelphia, dozens every cities across the country installing colorful benches in their parks, that do more than just draw serious stairs. the environmentally friendly best hence, free phone charging stations can be wifi hot spot. all without using any electricity. these discontinuing benches are causing double takes in washington, d.c., that's exactly what parks and recreation director keith anderson wants. >> the goal here is to get folks outside, to enjoy our parks, stay longer. >> the benches, named after the boston company that makes them, uses square solar panel in the mid toll power two phone chargers on the front. and the wifi signal which is free, and does not have a password. >> these are really excited about it. >> sandra is the ceo.

we've been actually bringing these into low income neighborhoods, low income schools, slowly but surely starting to ship them overseas. >> in fact, the 7-foot benches which are bolted to the grounds are already in five countries and six a cities. washington, d.c., spent $7,000 on each bench and is first city to add wifi. they just rolled them out and resident are starting to take notice. >> it looks like a heater. >> albert gray was happy to learn the bench could charge his phone. >> that's great. >> i just used friday to charge my phone. >> if enough people like tonya perry use the benches, the city does hope to expand them in more of the capitols nearly 400 parks. in addition to being in 20 state across the country, the been chest now in canada, costa rica, germany, saudi arabia. in the einstein science center, meteorologist, lauren case. >> i still ahead on "eyewitness news", one of cbs most popular comedies. >> we'll take you on a tour of the set of the odd couple. one of the stars interviewed

her cast mate. that's right after a short break.

he wears his army hat, he gets awalks aroundliments. with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast.

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> it's blue blood friday. we have a fun surprise after the show. >> sure do. nicky's in the house, actress sammy gale, her role steadily increased over the years, i talked with her last month in new york, she told me she lovers philly. so guess what? she came to town, her relationship with our city started because her brother went to the university of pennsylvania. >> so we started coming here about five or so, when he started school there.

>> okay? >> and he would host these major debate competitions at penn, which i would judge. >> you would. >> i would judge the debate competitions, because i used to debate with my brother. >> how about that? no argument here, sammy was a big hit at the reading terminal market. talked about her favorite spots, and talked about the show, as well, tonight on "eyewitness news". watch blue blood tonight at 10:00 p.m., followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> well the insider takes over the cbs hit comedy the odd couple starring matthew perry, thomas, and one of the stars hijacks the interview. >> joining us from los angeles with more, louie? >> reporter: yes, ukee, jessica, so just how odd are these two in real life? we enlisted coal star yvette brown to find out. >> hey, guys, i'll take you inside the set of the odd couple where it is christmas already. take a look. this is my five are the part of the set. the pick your every our creator garry marshall. took this when played oscar's

dad on the show, kind of like our good luck charm on the set. >> basically the set, actually bigger than it looks. >> so i'm super excited because i'm interviewing matthew per. >> i hi, matthew per. >> i can i ask a question first? >> yes. >> hutch are they paying to you do this? >> i get nothing. >> free? >> i just enjoy asking you questions. >> i know this exists, can you tell me about your batman rooms? >> it is not as dork. >> i not dork i at all? >> i have a batman room in my house, filled with like batman stuff. and huge metal wing, and tv, and sport ticker that goes around the room. and that sports ticker made it into the highlight. >> okay, what is your most odd trait? >> oh, my goodness. >> i think your odd, not odd, but one of your traits, listerine? >> dow that a lot. >> you can always go right to up him and just grab a kiss. he wouldn't mind. if you see him on the spree, don't even ask. >> you don't have to ask. >> just go right? >> i'm pretty fame us. >> what's your most odd trait? >> my most odd trait? it has to be just crazy

insomnia. >> yes? >> that's what my odd trait is. >> up at like 5:00 he could be a farmer. >> i could be a dairy farmer. >> so much more tonight on the insider, ukee, jessica, back to you in the studio. >> louie, thanks, get all of your hollywood news tonight and every night at 7:30, watch the inside here err on cbs-3. >> that's "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 dramatic moments caught on camera. camden county officer dragged by a driver, and it is just the beginning. the struggle that followed and how it all started. >> also, local college student targeted. where and how officials say they fell victim to rape i am. >> a grand toy hitler, displayed in the united states like you've never seen it before. almost 08 years after it was written. >> mild day today, but big changes moving in right now. we will start feeling more like december than november. i'll tell you just how cold it will be when you wake up tomorrow morning. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 start right now.

live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". hands where i can see them. >> hands where i can see them. >> what started as a simple traffic stop turns into a dramatic altercation, and this is just part of the chaotic scene in camden county. most before that, the haddon township officer was dragged, truck crashing into another car. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. cleve bryan is live in haddon township, with more of the dramatic video, cleve? >> reporter: jessica, the officer involved in the shoot something on administrative leave, which is standard procedure during the investigation. now, when we showed that video to people who were around the incident, they say what they now see happened is a lot different from what they thought happened. >> oh, crazy. >> what's causing angela yancy's jaw to drop. >> oh, my god. >> is newly