live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. bundle up for a chilly start to your weaken. it is the coldest air of the season but the good news is the taste of december is expected to reach. >> fire forced people out of their home overnight. sent one person to the hospital. >> so hillary called. and it was a lovely call. >> and in a exclusive interview with donald trump, he talks about his conversation with hillary clinton, what his one time rival told him, plus the call he got from former president, bill clinton. >> today is saturday november 12th. good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's get straight over to meteorologist, justin drabick, with eyewitness weather, good saturday morning, justin, you

know what, i put on couple of extra layers today. i heard we'll be in for a bit of a shock. >> next few mornings, pretty cold, talking to's, 30's, today we struggle to get to 50. this is the coldest day since last april. so been a while, but that time of year woe start to get these hits of cold air. good news, if you don't like the cold, basically it is a one day deal. tomorrow we bring the temperatures back to average, maybe couple of degrees above average. overall not back weekend at all, nice and dry. all is cold outside. breezy day yesterday. that breeze brought in mid of 60s, not happening today. big change there. thirty-seven the current temperature at the airport. northwest breeze down to 5 miles per hour, windchills values down to the lower 30's, maybe upper 20's cold spots. again, chilly morning with the heavier coat needed. frost advisory for philadelphia, delaware county, all of delaware, and cape may county. the areas not in the frost advisory, areas that already had their frost, earlier this season. there you go, the temperature spread, upper's in the poconos, to about 40 degrees

as you head toward the immediate coastline, suburb hanging out mid to lower 30's at this hour. winds speeds generally 10 miles per hour or less today. that's good newsment at least don't have to battle any harsh winds. nice and dry in storm scan3, a lot of sunshine around this afternoon, going to be the same deal tomorrow. overall just a cool day. fifty in philadelphia, upper 40's, at the shore, and at the poconos, only in the mid 40's. talking little warm up in the seven day. next chance of rain coming up in a few more minutes, jan, back to you. >> thank if you, new this morning, fire has damaged row home in philadelphia's olney neighborhood, injuring one person, firefighters got the call to a house on the 6,000 block of north philip street. there is no word on how seriously the person was injured or how badly the home was damaged. >> in another part of olney, philadelphia police investigating an accident. it happened early this morning, at fifth and rockland. no word on the injuries here or how many carts were involved in the crash. the university of

pennsylvania and mayor jim kenney are denounce ago act of hate targetting a u pen student. someone sent racist and threatening messages to black freshmen. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has reaction from the student body. >> didn't know what it was at first. i listened in. saw what it was. >> this is freshman at the university of pennsylvania. like a majority of her black peers, blatently racist and threatening messages began appearing on her phone through the messaging app group me. she and over 150 others had been added to a group with a title that used the "n" word and include advent invitation for a lynching. among other threats. the. we asked we not show her face. >> out of all places i didn't think my school would be the school to have to go through it. >> in a statement the university said we have increased campus safety and are racing out to support the affected students in every way we can, want them to know the entire penn community stands with them. mayor jim kenney also weighed in, expressing in part: it is

heart breaking to see this type of activity here in the birth place of our democracy in the city of brotherly love. student every all different backgrounds, stood out in the cold, to show support for their fellow student. >> this is unacceptable. we won't have this happening on our campus. >> the group mow message threat featured the name of president-elect donald trump throughout. they believe this is due to election fall out. >> i don't think it is coincidence it just so happened now. >> according to the university, the creator of the group could be someone in oklahoma police are investigating. reporting in university sit, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meantime, the president-elect is given his first interview to cbs60 minutes. he revealed what hillary clinton sent to him on -- said to him on election night. >> hillary called you. tell us about that phonecall. >> so hillary call. and it was a lovely call and it was a tough call for her. i mean, i can imagine. tougher for her than it would have been for me and for me it

would have been very, very difficult. she couldn't have been nicer. she just said congratulations, donald, well done, and i said i want to thank you very much. were you a great competitor. she is very strong and very smart. >> what about bill clinton? did you talk to him? >> he called the next day. >> really? what did he say? >> he actually called last night. >> what did he say? >> and he couldn't have been more gracious. he said it was an amazing run, one of the most amazing he's ever seen. >> mr. trump also discussed the future of obamacare and what he says may surprise many. >> watch 60 minutes as the president-elect seeks to -- speaks to leslie stahl in first extensive posse election interview. stall will also speak with it up's family at their fifth avenue home. complete interview airs tomorrow night here on cbs-3 #. >> the next president is looking to hire people for his

administration, he's now replaced new jersey governor chris christie as the head of his transition team. vice president elect mike pence will now head the team that is crafting the next presidential administration, christie will serve as an advice chairman in the transition. also on the team, three of trump's children, his son-in-law, and rnc chairman ryan preivus. christie released a statement saying in part i am proud to have run the pre-election face of the transition team, they've prepared an outstanding tell let for president-elect trump as we now enter the post election phase, i look forward to working with vice president elect pence. >> meanwhile, it was another night of anti-trump rallies in several sits, including philadelphia. chopper three over center city where several hundred people marched through the street and impact dollars traffic. the philadelphia protest remained peaceful. >> police are investigating a double shooting in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. this happened at eighth and luzern street. the victims are 26 year old man shot in the hand and the

shoulder, and 32 year old woman shot in the abdomen. both victims were taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. no arrests have been made. >> and, a deadly hit-and-run in kensington now. cbs-3 chopper three over a and lehigh street last night. police say 23 year old woman crossing lehigh avenue was hit by a red honda sick, that attempt topped flea the scene, but the driver was taken into custody. and, altercation between an officer and a suspect. a first look at video from that police-involved shooting in haddon township, camden county. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us what led to the confrontation. >> crazy. >> what's causing angela yancy's jaw to drop. >> oh, my god. >> is newly-released dash cam video that shows why her car park on alabama road in camden got smashed almost two weeks ago. the video also shows the situation that led to a haddon township police officer shooting the driver in the

leg. camden county prosecutor's office investigating the police involved shoot that happened on the morning of october 29th. they say 38 year old edmond brown from camden was pulled over for a traffic stop that gannon route 130. while the officer was attempt to go identify brown, here's what happened. after almost getting killed in the crash, the officer drew his gun, ordered brown to the grounds. instead he stood up and ran away. during the foot chase the shot went off, striking brown in the leg, after more struggle on the grounds, brown was arrested and sent to the hospital for treatment. >> i saw when they put the guy on the stretcher, and how he was sitting up. >> thirteen year old amiah heard the gunshot outside her house. she spoke to with us with her mom's permission. she had seen the video and it changes her minds. >> yes, because i just thought the guy -- the cop shot the guy just out of anger and wanted him to be scared.

i didn't know it was, like, all of that happened. so the cop had a purpose to pull the gun out. >> should have stopped, did what you had to do, and everything would cop have been prevented. now we don't have a car. it is not fair to us. >> they found a loaded handgun in that truck with brown, being charged with multiple weapons offenses, as well as aggravated assault, allude g police. the officer involved has been placed on administrative leave. in haddon township, cleve bryan, "eyewitness news". >> authorities are searching for two suspects in a series of robberies in the 19th district. take a look at this, this surveillance video. this spree gannon october 23. several businesses were hit, including two bars, a family dollar, and convenience store, the suspect were armed in each robbery. if you have any information contact police. well, the 57th annual delaware county veterans day parade took place in media yesterday. >> ♪

>> veterans young and old alike including those from world war ii and a member of the tuskegee air men were in a tens damages, with marching bands, former students, former military members. parade considered the largest veterans parade in the area. what remarkable ceremony. someone said you have one of the best parades in the country. and i say you have the best. thank you for what you're doing today. i mean we have jean richardson, an original tuskegee air men, world war ii veterans, we have korean war veterans, viet nam veterans, gulf war veterans, fellow iraq and afghanistan veterans. and i absolute all of you and your families for the sacrifices you have made. >> absolutely. that colonel you saw right there has been very active in research brain injuries and other challenges facing our nation's veterans. and a big honor for a world war ii # veteran from hatboro. who first told you about

sergeant bill moore on thursday, well, yesterday, sergeant moore and 200 other vets, traveled to washington for breakfast meeting with the president. at 108 years old moore is one of the oldest surviving world war ii veterans. while in d.c., he visited the world war ii memorial on the national mall. very cool. still ahead on "eyewitness news": several are injured after a stabbing attack at a pennsylvania mental health facility. we'll have more on that next. >> also ahead it, seems like a lot of people are suffering from posse election fatigue. but the week sends here. don't worry. we'll have experts advice on how to clear your mind. plus, you're probably just waking up now, but are you feeling a bit sleep deprived during the week? one thing you should do to get a better night's sleep. that's when "eyewitness news" continues.

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>> five people injured after a patient entered a mental health fast i am at this armed. justin johnson armed with a long knife and handgun that later turned out to be a bb gun. five individuals were stabbed, one pistol whipped. victims include two residents, three employees, authorities received calls from family members who believe their loved ones were in danger. >> anything that she could give, any information to the police, height, weight, color, clothe, where he may be at, i say, tj, please text me, anything. and she text me and said we got him.

>> your sister hiding under a desk. >> hiding under a desk, yes. >> what happened? >> nothing butch, just said several people got stabbed. >> four of the victims expected to recover. one in critical condition. johnson was shot several times by authority. he's recovering from surgery. some patients say johnson was angry, because the treatment at the facility was no longer covered by insurance. new information this morning, about bill cosby, and what he thinks his future holds in a filing in a defamation suit in massachusetts, cosby's lawyers says the comedian expect to be cleared after criminal sexual assault charge, in montgomery county, and re-start his career in show business. cost bee has pleaded no guilty. approximately 50 women have said cost bee had unwanted sexual contact on them decades ago. >> chance this is week you found yourself in a conversation about the election. and sometimes, those talks can get heated. so, this weekend may be the

perfect time to relax. nicole brewer went in search for the best one to unwinds. >> thank you. >> regardless of how you voted or feel about the outcome, most agree, election week has been intense. >> here about the riots going on. >> what may happen, what may not happen. >> a lot of different emotions people were feeling. >> christine, staff therapist, council for relationships, say this weekend may allow many of us to decompress. everyone deals with it in different ways. >> do you have consider what works for you, mower of social person. >> a lot of times on emotional, physical, and so that could be sharing a meal with someone, and just being with people. >> suggest reading a book, going for walk, even watching

mindless cd's, for marissa henry of mt. laurel, it is saturday's rocky run. >> perfect timing. actually i signed up for it this week. >> from signing up, to signing off, some may consider taking a break from social media. >> the last couple every days have been so hateful. >> a lot of people blocking each other. >> a lot my friends have deleted. >> disconnect interesting that, taking care of yourself first, then coming back, trying to figure out how to again connect with people. >> speaking of love, says, always a time to be kind. >> definitely good thing,. >> nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> good advice, you heard them talk about the rocky run, live there later on our show, and i hope anita and all of the runners have bundled up. >> yes, little chill think morning. >> maybe that run will warm them up.

>> exactly, need that. heavy coats this morning, we struggle to get to 50 degrees, coldest a we've had since last spring, you know, that time of year. but it is short-lived. so if you don't like the cold, you know tomorrow something to look forward tonight we'll warm things up, it will be a nice finish to the weekends, still overall, a lot of sunshine, real now problems across the delaware valley. center city looking pretty good this morning, just feeling that chill, with the clear skies, this hour, and look at the temperature drop, compared to this time yesterday. 12 degrees colder in philadelphia, 16 up at mount pocono, 20 degrees coal nerve atlantic city sign of the really early fall chill coming in to the delaware valley. thirty in millville at this hour, 37 in the capitol city of delaware. same numbers. up toward mt. holly, mullica hill, 37 at the airport, and then into the northwest suburbs, then gets really colds below freezing now in ambler, 32 pottstown, probably dropping another degree or two right before sunrise, still over an hour away. what it feels like on exposed skin, when you factor in the

winds not strong wind, less than 12 miles per hour, but feeling below 30 at this hour up in reading, 29, 26 in wilmington, so yes, cold windchills throughout this morning, forecast high this afternoon, ooh degrees. makes it coldest day since we've had since april 10th. been a while, shock to the system, do you have remember it is november, we can handle it, look at storm scan3, nothing happening, nothing but sunshine, clear skies, high pressure, going to dominate, into early next week, so outdoor plans, looking pretty good. so just brisk day today, little breeze think morning, near 50, tomorrow, upper 50's, possibly near 60 degrees, average this time of year. so good finish to the weekends there. we start off next week, no problems, temperatures seasonable, up ear's, to around 60 degrees, once again, then beyond that, start to bring some rain chances back to the forecast, today nothing happening sunshine, chilly, tonight, another cold night. well down to the 30's, 20 ace, and sunday looks great.

good news for the eagles game. temperatures today struggling to get to 50, around the city. a loft places stuck in the 40's today. near 50 degrees at the shore as well tonight. gets cold. evening plans, headed outside into the town, temperatures rapidly dropping tonight. early tomorrow sunday morning, 36, mid 30's, maybe some 20's, at that time, right around sunrise, then sunday afternoon, looking pretty good, near 60, so drastic change, in the numbers there. pretty much where we stand through much of the upcoming wok week, today chilly, sunny, ooh degrees, northwest breeze at 10 miles per hour, tonight, cold, 36 for the city, so you know the suburbs dropping below freezing, into the 20's, and a lot of spots by the morning hours. eagles forecast tomorrow: mostly sunny skies, great football weather. 58 degrees, at kick-off. at 1:00 light breeze out of the west at 10 miles per hour. here is the extended forecast up to of zero for the high. sunday, monday, tuesday, chance of some showers around, looks like during the morning hours, mid 60s, because of the clouds, so by the ends of the

week, little milder, going back above average again. by thursday, friday, low 60s, so all-in-all a good looking forecast. >> nice, thank you, justin. >> well, we know you're probably just waking up right now. but do you have problems falling asleep at night? then it is probably time to put your smart phone down. health reporter stephanie stahl explains the connection between moore screen time and less sleep time. >> can't go long without checking her smart phone, checks her apps at least once every couple of minutes. >> if i were to taken tension al cell phone fast, i don't think it would last developing, because i think it is now a habit. >> new study suggest that habit could affect your quality of sleep. researchers studied more than 650 adults tracking how much time they spent on their smart phones and their sleeping hand its over a month. they found extended screen time was linked with poor sleep quality and less sleep, especially for those who use smart phones right before going to bed.

sleep doctors say that may be for a few reasons. >> maybe if you don't sleep well, you look at your phone more often but the other alternative, looking at your phone is blue light, it is alerting, can inhibit your sleep, fragment your sleep throughout the rest of the night. >> says her smart phone habits have certainly thrown her off her regular bed time. >> i go to bed later, because i'm checking stuff on my phone. >> trading the smart phone for a book to unwind before bed could help ensure a better night's sleep. >> patient who took part installed app on their smart phone that recorded the amount of time their screens were turned on. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> call it one small step for monkey, one joint leap for mankind. a new wireless brain implant helping paralyzed money walk for the first time ever. researchers say the implant sends signals to stimulate the

monkey's legs, scientists hope it could one day help people use robotic arms and hands. very cool. >> still ahead, showing you what's new in theatres this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up, amy adams races against the clock, to de code alien message, and all-star task comes together to celebrate the

>> headed to the move thinks weekends? kevin frazier has preview what's new in theatres. >> this week amy ailed arms

start as translator racing against the clock to de city of philadelphia area alien message in a rival, and danny glover leads an all-star cast in almost christmas. >> you are rooms are bear. >> in the dining room. >> in almost christmas, danny glover is the patriarch of all-star family, including gabrielle union, omar, and monique, coming together to celebrate the holidays with football, food and some dysfunctional family fun, that anyone can identify with. >> when you see the sisters who are going at it, back and forth, when you see the one brother-in-law. don't nobody like. you see your family. you see your people. >> is the family coming for christmas? >> every single one of them. >> there are days that define your story beyond your life. like the day they arrived. >> and in arrival, amy adams is a translator recruited by the us military to de-code alien messages when setter threatened.

communicating with the creatures behind the scenes was a challenge itself, because adams and her co-stars were actually talking to puppet stand-in's during filming. >> sometimes when you're by yourself doing that stuff, you can get self conscious, you get used to it, but it was always nice to be in that environment. you always had to make sure you were all looking in the same direction, that's the thing, that we had to know who was who, who we were addressing. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. now back to you in the

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another night of pay off in cities all across the country. we'll show you where the outrage is growing over the election. also, ahead, more on cbs news exclusive. president-elect, donald trump, in his first extensive posse election interview. and, a philly favorite. runners channel their best, the annual rocky rone at the -- run at the art museum. >> good morning, i'm jan carabeo. very chilly start to your weekends, if you are getting up and out early, you may want to grab the coat. meteorologist, justin drabick, out there on the cbs-3 skydeck this morning, with eyewitness weather, and i see, justin, not wearing the coat. what's up with that? >> no, no, don't get me wrong, you'll need one out here. out here just for a little bit talking but yes, it is cold,

good news, the winds has really calm down. yesterday little breezy. it got us to the mid 60s, today different story, good 15 degrees colder during the afternoon hours. so definitely the coldest air we've had since last spring. check out the temperatures, clear skies, calmer winds. thirty-seven at the airport, below freezing now in interior south jersey, millville, 30 degrees, sitting at freezing in wilmington at this hour. probably dropping another degree or two right before sunrise, coming in after 6:30 this morning, mid 30's, in quakertown, doylestown at this hour, 33 mt. holly. still few areas, have not seen their last or first frost of the season, you have to go here in the city, the frost advisory remains in effect. delaware county, all of delaware, cape may county under the frost advisory this morning. winds less than 10 miles per hour out of the northwest. starting to filter in that cold air, and just set unless through the day today. a lot of sunshine though. that's the good thing happening this afternoon. mostly sunny skies. so this morning, cold, 20's, 30's, this afternoon,

generally in the four's, some spots getting to up about 60 degrees here, in philadelphia. tomorrow only different story. going to be cold in the morning. by the afternoon at or even slightly above average, with the sunshine, and here near 06 degrees. talk about our next chance for rain coming up in the seven day in a few more minutes, jan, back to you. >> justin, get in, get warm, thank you. >> more outrage over donald trump's election to the presidency this morning. in philadelphia the third night of demonstrations, with people. chopper three over a large, large through center city, police department marched along with the protesters, not seeing vandalism like we've seen in other cities. and in portland, oregon, police used tear gas and smoke grenades after warning protesters to leave there. for a fourth night, hundreds marched through that city. many were peaceful, some disrupted traffic and sprayed graffiti.

protests also continued for the fourth night in los angeles. hundreds marched in the streets, and gathered at city hall, but policeman and today keep them off the freeways. marlie hall is in new york city and other cities where people are protesting trump's election. >> for the third straight night, thousands of people in major us cities protested president-elect donald trump. in atlanta, they burned an american flag in the middle of the road. demonstrators stopped traffic on a major highway in miami. this trump supporter got stuck in the middle. >> it will eventually get together, and there is no way around that. >> in chicago, people marched down michigan avenue. in new york. they gathered for a love rally. >> why is it that you disagree with trump being the president? >> i understand that trump was elected by the electoral college. i don't disagree with that. i disagree with the message that he sends during his

campaign. >> but trump appears to be changing some of his message, on 60 minute, he told leslie stahl he's open to keeping some part of obamacare. >> when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still -- >> yes it, happens to be one of the strongest -- >> are you going to keep that? >> also the children living with their parents for an extended period, very much trying and keep that. it costs but very much something we're going to try and keep. >> trump also shook up his transition team putting vice president elect mike pence in charge, replacing new jersey governor chris christie. marlie hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". donald trump speaks to leslie hall in his first extensive posse election interview right here on 60 minutes. stall will also speak with trump's family at their fifth avenue home. again, see the interview, the full interview, tomorrow night, right here on cbs-3. >> happening today, thousands of runners and walk remembers

chanelling their inner rocky balboa. they're getting ready for the annual rocky run. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live there in front of the art museum stems, not far from the starting line. morning, anita. how is it looking? >> good morning, jan. well, it is cold out here, but there are tons of people getting ready for the rocky run and to run up the historic art museum steps, you can see, behind me, all of these tent have been set up for this run, taking off in about an hour. tons of volunteers from different organizations, helping out today, one of them, megan doris, with arcadia physician assistant program. eighteen student rent here, megan, it is cold, it is early. why was it important for you to be here today? >> our group was looking for a way to volunteer, help raise money for the physician assistant, it takes place in the spring, the al olympics raising money for non-profit organization. >> you guys just received your assignmentments. what will you be doing today? >> handing out water today. >> and you are joining the physician assistant program.

you know exercise is important. it is cold outside. what tips do you have for these runners. >> i would say definitely warm up, stretch, drink loads of water, make sure that you treat yourself afterward it good breakfast, it will still be early even when you finish and have a good time. >> excellent, thank you, meganment drink a lot of water today. >> this race will be kicking off 6:45. again, tons of people are set up. there is still time to sign up if you want to. and you will get an italian stall yan metal if you finish both the 5k and the 10-mile run today. live at the art museum, anita oh, "eyewitness news", back to you. >> still time to sign up, anita. hint hint. maybe we'll see you run up those stairs? >> no, no, they said they'll carry me up here. we'll see. >> we'll check back in with you, and eat, a thank youment still ahead: something unexpected during the busy lunch rush. a car comes crashing through the restaurant and it is all caught on camera. more on what

happened here, and we'll also have this. >> i just screamed help, like bloody murder, screamed help. >> i reached in, and i feel an arm. soso it immediately grabs me back. >> the story of amazing and risky rescue. one teen helped save the life of another teen. upside down in a submerged car. >> and down right chilly this morning, you guys, but justin is back to tell us about nicer weather that's on the wayment we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently.

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>> take a look at this, scary scene at the height of lunch hour, a man was sitting by himself at jimmy's famous beef and seafood in massachusetts when he was jolted out of his seat, surveillance cameras there, capture the car come crashing inside. now the driver of the vehicle is a long time patron. when he trade to stop the car, the mat went under the brake pedal. fortunately that particular panel of glass was replace today safety glass, so it did not shatter, likely saving that man's life. yikes. >> the story of amazing rescue now, a teenage boy returned to rescue two teenage girls, found themselves traveled trapped in their car as it filled with waterment tony iello from sister station in new york has the story. >> the car started filling up with water. we didn't know the car was upside down. i did not know where i was. >> panic, confusion, griped 17 year old julia like the mud from the lake still stuck on this sedan. she was a passenger thursday

evening, when her friends lost control, hit utility pole, rolled over the dock, and into the lake upside down. >> i just screamed help, like bloody murder, screamed help. >> i was screaming out the car. >> nineteen year old cullen heard the accident from his home across the street, and ran out to take a look. >> cullen said he was so frazzled by what happened, he grabbed his smart phone and he punched in 911 on his calculator app. >> it was a brief delay, he made the call, and then he made a big decision. >> i said my -- i shed my jacket and shoes and jumped in, the mud went to about my shin. >> while cullen struggled through the thick mud, julia and her friend struggled to stay calm in the air pocket that was keeping them alive. >> i was like oh, my goodness, in is like a nightmare in a movie all in one. >> cullen reached the car, and felt for open window. >> i reached in, and i feel an arm, so i immediately grabbed me back. >> i just grabbed it, like can i fit through the window, i

don't know. >> after rescuing julia, cullen pull her friends to safety, too, and then? >> we had nice group hug in the middle of the lake, made it to shore. >> what were they snake. >> they were very thankful and very appreciative. it felt good knowing that they were safe. >> right place, right time, and the right guy. >> yes, absolutely. who would jump into the lake, cold water like that? just everything worked out well, like i said. >> no serious injuries. a miracle on lake maypack. >> what a brave young man, they're happy they're all okay. that was tony iello reporting. all right, justin, getting ready for a very chilly day, feeling much lining winter out there. >> it is, yes. more like early december, talking temperatures, 15 degrees colder than yesterday. yesterday actually turned out pretty nice, little breezy but we got to the mid 60s, not bad for early november. but different story this morning, stepping outside, it will hit you hard. thirty-four right now in allentown at this hour, 37 in reading. heavier coat certainly needed.

winds started to back off little bit. so no nasty windchills. there are some cold windchills maybe in the 20's, for some of the colder spots, and that's about it, so it has been worse this time of year. thirty-one state college, cold air parked over the northeast, mid-atlantic, really lasts for one day, take it on out of here tomorrow. back to seasonable levels. there are the winds speeds that generally less than 10 miles per hour, out of the west-northwest, starting to bring in the colder air. yesterday, it was mild. ahead of the cold front, temperatures mid 60s for philadelphia. the front passed on through. came through dry. this front is strong. divides the air mass, cold canadian air spilling on in today. high temperatures, 10 degrees below average, so that puts us into the upper 40's, to maybe 50 degrees, if we're lucky. check this out. these are average frigid firsts for philadelphia. so typically when cbsphilly.com the first day of 49 degrees, cold november 4th, and our low, low of 32, freezing, usually november 3rd. so we haven't hit these numbers yet. so we should have already on average, so actually little bit passed that, measurable

snowfall on average first day usually around december 12th for philadelphia, and typically an inch of snow or more, that holds off until december 24th, late december. so see how that plays out. but the cold air, kinds of delayed. today may get the high of 49, maybe 50's, that's about it. quiet though. up and down the east coast, ohio vale, no threat of any storms any time soon. so at least we've got the sunshine going for us, check out future weather model out. may get few fair weather clouds from time to time. great day tomorrow, for the eagles game, nice into the weekends, will feel pretty good. monday starting offer the work week no problems. probably tuesday, where we start to see the next chance of showers, clouds building in for monday night, little storm system over the mid-atlantic, may try to hit us with a little rainfall during the early morning hours tuesday. until then just chilly. temperatures this afternoon, generally near 50, for the warm spot, most areas probably stuck into the 40's, tonight, another cold night, mid 30's, even around the city. so, i think a lot of the suburbs probably dip to the upper 20's, early sunday morning, but nice rebound.

upper 50's, to probably 06 degrees tomorrow. wouldn't be surprised. because we have more of westerly breeze, it comes over the lands, and typically that bridges in some milder temperatures in the mild can break it up. region by region today, you go to the lehigh vale, stuck in the 40's, mid upper 40's at best. low mid 40's in the poconos, around the city, 48 to 50 degrees. and not much difference south jersey and delaware, and heads up still a frost advisory for all of delaware, until 8:00 this morning. so chilly day today. 50 degrees northwest breeze at 10 miles per hour. tonight, clear, cold, 36 for the city. colder in the suburbs. winds at least on the light side. extended forecast, tomorrow, up to six of 0 degrees. good day for the lemon run, alex's lemonade stand 5k. fairmount park looks good. then monday, still 06 -- 60, increasing clouds, back to the up ear's by 60 by the ends of the week, maybe knows sun next friday, bringing back some warmth. coming up monday morning hours

catch the rare event in the night sky. biggest moon in decades, meteorologist, lauren casey explains why and the best time of day to look for it from the einstein health care science network. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> on november 14th, the second of three consecutive super moons, will rise over the delaware valley. but, this month, will be a rare, as it is being called the super moon of the century. on monday we have the opportunity to witness an astronomical site that lasso kurd 68 years ago. full moon will not only be super, but mega super. and it all has to do with the shape of the moon's orbit around the earth. >> so we all understand what's going on, the moon's orbit is not a circle, but an eclipse, has point when the moon is closer to earth or further away from earth in its orbit. those point are capped perigee, the moon closer to

earth than normal and apogee. >> 30,000 miles closer to the earth than apogee. >> this year, next monday there is will be the closest of those pergee. >> as a result, monday super moon will appear up to 14% bigger and 30% brighter than other fum moons. and to view enhanced super effect, look for when the moon is near the horizon. either when rising, or setting. >> when moon is down close to the horizon, near object of known size, our brain plaza trick on us, it makes us think that the moon is much bigger, than it actually is. another trick every science that yields treat for the eyes, when the moon takes on a redish hue. a effect moonlight passes through our near surface atmosphere, thicker portion. >> all of the other colors are scattered around, so you can't see them. but what you do see instead this copper i, orange, even redish color. >> moon rises at 5:20 monday

evening. and when you're out moon gaizing, he is suggesting looking toward the southwestern sky to catch view of both the planet venus, which will appear as very bright star, and the planet mars, which will have a rosey glow. in the einstein healthcare science center, meteorologist, lauren casey.

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>> sixers play the hawks, last night finally won their first game in november in almost three years. leaving the pacers, allen iverson was there, doing the manaquine challenge. fourth quarter, sixers down by

two, pass joel embiid, top of the three-point line. knocking it down and the sixers taking the lead. but they let a five-point lead get away. we head into over time. final minute every ot, sixers down one, embiid with the basket and the foul. he scored 25 points, the sixers, finally get into that win column. 109 to 105 the final. to hockey, the flyers take on the while. they go into the game with three game losing streak after last night's game in toronto. former flyer eric lindrose at the game, will be inducted into the hockey hall of fame monday. game tide in the second, short-handed, turn over, wayne simmons on the break away. forces eighth goal of the season, and the flyers take the lead. >> the game tied tied up once an in the thirds, steve mason able to make the save. but jack highman thereto knock down the rebounds, flyers. >> the basketball season got underway, fourth ranked villanova wildcats, again, their defense, national championship title against lafayette. and chris jenkins, the hero of

the that championship game against north carolina scored the first basket of the game. he finished with 16 points. the caps were led by brunson, look at this, nice move here, and the basket. he scored 17 points. the wildcats took care of lafayette, 88 to 48. >> over to the liacouras center, temple taking on lasalle. owls up three. final second. jordan price with the ball, three-point is her good. the game went into over time. tied at 81. then, in ot, the owls daniel ding he will back, this man, hits the jumper. he led temple 21 points, they bead the explorers 97 to 92. and the phillies making a trade with the dodgers. sending darin ruff and darnell swine toy la for veteran how i kendricks. the 33 year old is in the final year of his contract, will pay him 10 million. howie can play both second base and the out feel. phillies gm knows him very well from their days together with the angels.

>> welcome to friday football frenzy with leslie vanna arsdale playoff style. take it away, leslie. >> oh, thank you, ladies. everyone bundled up, the first friday, the season where it was cold and windy, we start with the frenzy in the city. there may not be a big old rivalry in the area, lasalle and st. joe's prep, both of these, facing off, lasalle with beautiful play right here, player madden makes couple of moves, and he's gone, all the way in to the score. but the winner 35 to 14. >> the win whipping and blowing old glory down, visiting perkioman valley. we've heard this name before on the frenzy. perk valley, steven stern. takes the hand off. decides to do the rest himself. 75 yards for the score, perkioman valley, the winner, 44-21. >> to new jersey for pemberton, burlington township. this could be the interception of the year.

burlington, trying to play, williams, with one handed interception. burlington township wins 35 to nothing. west chester henderson at upper dublin, terrible night to be a kicker, check out bryce nailing this one, game winner, hendrickson 17 to 14. >> spring ford taking on north penn, tj, looking deep. finds stone, stone with a beautiful catch for the score. north penn remains unbeaten, they win, 28 to 19. time now for game of the week, voted on by you, the fans, great valley visiting spring feel. we head inside the lockerroom for the pre-game seats. >> central leak champs, first team division, see what you are tonight. be what you are. what are we? defensive. all over the place. non-stop. no one going anywherement take care of the ball. offense, defense, special teams. make everything count. play it all out. one more time.

>> and you can see the fans at springfield pumped up for this one, everyone dressed warmly. springfield driving here. watch as the running back goes up and everyone for the score. then great valley on offense. robert takes it and decides to do it all by himself. taking it in for the touchdown, but springfield will come away as the winner. twenty-four to ten. that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> check this out. purple gorilla is turning heads in tennessee. that's right. 3-foot tall stuffed animal is causing quite the stir in knoxville. the family moved mr. monkey, as they called him, around to different spot each day. their hope is to bring a smile to the faces of people driving by. now, they say it, all started as a game for the kids. but others started taking notice, too. mr. monkey has even made it to facebook. i just like the name mr. monkey. and a real bear will soon be attracting a lot of

attention in chicago. his brand new addition at the lincoln park zoo. the six year old just moved into the 11,000 square foot habitat. he looks like he's taking to his new home pretty well. the public won't be able to see him until next week. the zoo hopes to add female bear to the exhibit in the winter. mr. monkey and peecoo. okay. still ahead in our next half hour. from hatboro to washington. we're hearing from this very special veteran. he's 108 years old. and we're hearing about his special trip to the nation's capitol. plus new this morning, tell you where a fire left one person injured overnight. and you need that heavy coat today. justin is back with more on this taste of december when "eyewitness news" continues.

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>> bundle up, it is the coldest air of the season, but the good news, the taste of december is making appearance. >> so hillary called and it was a lovely call. >> donald trump, he talks about his conversation with hillary clinton, what this one-time rival told him. plus the call he got from former president, bill clinton. >> and college students, the victims of a cyber attack. >> threatening messages, sent

right to phones to some freshman at the university of pennsylvania. >> today is saturday, november the 12th, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. well, it is a very chilly start to your weekend. much like winter. here is meteorologist, justin dray brick, with eyewitness weather. good saturday morning, justin, i had everything wrapped up today. i know it is november, that doesn't mean i have to like it. >> no, i'm with you there. feels like early december. >> right. >> so dealing with temperatures, 20's, 30's there is morning. >> no fun. >> , no we may get to 50 if you're lucky today. if you don't like the cold, i don't see any cold lasting a long time, still not seeing the cold pattern move n really one day deal tomorrow will be whole lot better. at least dry today. little bit of chill this morning, but a lot of sunshine on tap today, tomorrow, really nice weekend, great news for the eagles game tomorrow, as well. but break out that heavier coat, compared to yesterday morning, 15 degrees colder, skies getting ready for nice sunrise, in about 45 minutes. ,