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. cold, 39 at the airport,

northwest breeze, less than 5 miles per hour now. zero's, windchill values, aren't real that i bad. chilly air mass, like this. twenty-eight mount pocono. thirty-one in wilmington, 27 degrees currently in millville, and the suburbs, kinds of the same deal, depending where you are, upper 20's, to low to mid 30's, if you get stuck in one of the areas, really calm with the winds, that's where you drop off, right now pottstown checking in at 28. frost advisory for philadelphia, delaware county, all of delaware and cape may, many areas not under the frost advisory, that's because they already received their first frost of the season. once you have your frost, then they don't issue them any more. storm scan3 quiet. clear skies. full sunshine today near 50 for philadelphia, upper 40's, at the shore, mid four's, that's it for the poconos. high of 50 today. would make it the coldest day we've had since april 10th. so been a while. but it is november. we will talk about bit of warm up in the seven day in our next chance for rain in a few

minute, jan, back to you. >> justin, thank you. well, i hope these people are wearing their layers. happening today, thousands are hits the grounds running for the annual rocky run. it starts and ends near the art museum steps,, where we find "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live this morning. hi, anita, how is it looking? >> reporter: good morning, jan, they have the pump up music going. there is a big crowd now starting to gather here near the art museum for the rocky run. there will be two separate runs happening, and then in total there is 13 miler as well, you can see that there are multiple people, who are here, there is a big crowd of volunteers also seeing some runners, couple of people also dressed up as rocky, and there is a costume contest, as well. but, they were joined by michael sullivan who is running this race, he's from lancaster, he has very inspiring story. michael, tell us what inspired you to run this race today? >> i got bit by a spider and contracted mersa, and doctors were talking about me losing my leg, i swore if i could

keep my leg i would do a half marathon and rocky balboa run was it, that's the one i chose. >> you're a big fan of rocky? >> love rocky. >> tell us the emotion going through your minds when were you in the hospital bed? >> i was very upset, worried that i would lose my leg, how i was going to take care of my family. then like i said i just kept praying that if i keep my leg, this half marathon was something i wanted to do for myself. i chose the rocky balboa run. >> reporter: what kinds of training has gone into preparing for this day? >> a lot of good dieting, and a lot of miles on my legs and trying to rehab my legs, my knee, back into good health. >> reporter: how are you feeling this morning, the weather is a little chilly out there, but how are you feeling today about it? >> ready to run, ready to go, ready to do this half marathon. >> reporter: anything you want to tell our views about your story how you got back on your feet, i guess any message that you have for people who may be in a similar situation? report. >> i've been a lot every

inspiration to other people. but everybody can find their own inspiration if they take down and do something for themselves. it is always about crossing the finish line. that's what makes you happy. >> reporter: thank you so much, michael, good luck to you. now, running up those steps is not part of this run today. but we can imagine there are going to be tons of people who are doing that. and, again, there are two separate runs going on, and then in total there is the 13 miler. and those who finish that 13 miles, in a specific amount of time, will receive an italian stallian medal. so, for now, live at the here at the art museum, anita oh. >> good for michael, good luck to him, as well. new this morning: fire has damage add 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 this person was hurt or the extent of the damage to that home. >> in another part of olney, philadelphia police investigating an accident. it happened early this morning, at fifth and

rockland. there is no word on injuries or how many cars were involved in this crash. the president-elect has given his first interview to cbs60 minute. he reveals what hillary clinton said to him on election night. >> hillary called you. tell us about that phonecall. >> so hillary calls. 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. >> reporter: what about bill clinton? did you tubing him? >> donald trump: he called the next day. >> reporter: what did he say. >> donald trump he actually called last night. >> and what did he say? >> donald trump donald trump: 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. watch 60 minutes as the president-elect speaks to leslie stahl in his first extensive posse election interview. will also speak with trump's family at their fifth avenue home. complete interview airs tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. well 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 previus christie released a statement in part i am proud to run the pre-election phase of the transition team. they have prepared an outstanding templet for president-elect trump, as we now enter posse election phase i look forward to working with vice president elect pence. another night of

anti-trump rallies in several cities including philadelphia. chopper three over center city, where several hundred people marched through the streets, and impact dollars traffic. the philadelphia protest remained peaceful. >> well the university of pennsylvania and mayor jim kenney are denounce ago act of hate targeting u pen student. someone sent racist and threatening messages to black fresh machine. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has reaction. >> i didn't know what it was at first. them i look, i saw what it was. >> this is a freshman at the university of pennsylvania. like a majority of her black piers, blatently racist and threatening messages began appearing on her phone through the messaging app group me. seen over 150 others had been added to a group with the title, using the "n" word, and included at an event under have i takes for a lynching among other threats. she asked we not show her face. >> out of all places i didn't think my school would be the school that had to go through it.

>> reporter: in a statement the university said we've increased campus safety and are reaching out to support the affected student in every way we can we 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 a sit of brotherly love. student of all different backgrounds, stood out in the cold, to show support for their fellow students. this. >> this is unacceptable. we won't have this happening on our campus. the group me message threat featured the name of president-elect donald trump throughout, student believe that this is linked to election fall out. >> i don't think like it is a coincidence it just so happened now. >> reporter: according to the university the creator of the group, someone in oklahoma, police are investigating alexandria hoff,. >> haddon township police release dash cam video from gram attic officer involved

shooting. >> the incident hand during a traffic stop on alabama road on october 29th. the video shows edmond brown driving off with the officer clinging to the driver side window. vehicle then slammed into park car brown attempt topped run away, struggle ensued, a shot went off striking brown in the leg. he was arrested. camden county prosecutor's office is investigating the shooting. >> well, veterans day celebrations have taken place all across our area. in media, delaware county, they held their annual parade. >> veterans young and old alike, including those from world war ii, and a member of the toss keying pierre men were in attendance, local marching bands, local student, former military members. the parade considered the largest veterans parade in the

area. more than 300 veterans were also recognized at the valley middle school in horsham. the student served breakfast to active duty and retired veterans in honor of veterans day. student also mingled with those veterans to learn more about their lives, and to thank them for their service. national constitution center welcomed veterans and families of ten in honor of veterans day. children wrote thank a vet postcards, took part in arts and crafts. veterans for multiple conflict throughout our nation's recent history shared stories, and answered questions about their service. >> the philadelphia airport also honored veterans yesterday. the event featured a performance by us troop and a flag ceremony. mayor jim kenney was in a ten damages, as well as the airport's ceo. the most senior serving veteran in the mayor's administration. well, we told you about him on thursday before he was headed to the white house to have breakfast with the president. that happened yesterday morning. and the president had a

question for him. "eyewitness news" reporter anchor ukee washington explains. >> "eyewitness news" was there thursday in hatboro for red, white and blue send off. 108 army sergeant bill more, and 200 other vet, had a breakfast meeting with the president. >> i'm going to tell him how to run this country. >> when he gets there, i think he'll have a thing or two to say to everyone he meets in washington. >> beautiful country. >> once in d.c., he visited the world war ii memorial on the national mall. >> the only country where you have all your freedom. >> on this veterans day, the big moment. breakfast at the white house. there were no news cameras allowed, but his family snapped photographs, including bill talking with house leader nancy pelosi. >> mr. bill goes to washington. >> at 108, bill is one of the oldest surviving world war ii veterans, but never takes it

too seriously. >> i love when he says, they say, bill how are you feeling today? he goes, you know, i feel a lot better at 103. >> ukee washington, "eyewitness news". >> now, moore's family said president obama asked the secret to his longevity. mr. moore said he didn't have much to do with. that will his daughter credit the daily dose of campbell's soup which the president said he likes, too. >> well, certainly is cold today, right? soon we will be settling into colder stretch of weather. so up next on "eyewitness news", your fall checklist to get ready for winter. >> plus, doctors often recommend limiting screen time and video games, but one game may actually help children who have the most common cause of vision problems in kids. health reporter stephanie stahl has that story next.

>> jim donovan takes a look at some things that should be on your fall checklist before the cold weather checks in. >> the temperatures drop, time for little fall maintenance, like checking urines lakes. the wood beams in your attic it is time to add more. another key to keeping cold out, finding out how it is getting in. >> the first sign every cold great time to check the seals around your windows and doors, and easy do it yourself way to do that, to take candle around, in front of the windows lit. and if it flickers, then you probably have a draft that needs attention.

>> caulking cracks is an easy task with the right tools. don't go cheap on acock, because then you'll have acock that stays triggers, continued to spread the cake. don't get real cheek cake. get one that works really well. >> also a time to get your chimney checked and swept. change the filter. don't forget the water heater. >> many homeowners don't think there their water heater until it goes out, they get cold shower. but there is some certainly maintenance that you can do that can really increase the efficiency of your water heater simply by draining the water heater once a year, you can increase the efficiency by 50%. >> fall is also good time for a roof inspection, finding and repairing any minor damage now, could save you big bucks after a long harsh winter. reporting for "3 on your side", i'm jim donovan. >> we're dry, little cold side, especially this morning so feeling little more like winter coming out today. good news, quick shot of some

cold air, second half of the weekends, should feel pretty good. >> this morning, cold, no heavy coats, obviously needed, some of these tempts pretty impressive from the weather watchers, get to the sheltered area, calm wind, cold air settles into the surface, eileen murray, one of the cold spots, certainly today, coming in current temp, 23 degrees, ouch. that is cold. mt. laurel laurel, new jersey, 27 degrees. below freezing in delran, west chester, steve johnson checks in at 29 degrees, just below freezing now, in burlington, new jersey, cherry hill sitting at freezing, same deal in chesterfield. here if philadelphia degrees above freezing, and up in bath charles checks in warmest temperature on the list at 35 degrees. that's the warmest i could finds right now from our weather watchers. phil, of the almost full moon, again, super moon coming in monday evening, best time to see it, as it rises, the closest the moon has seen the earth since 1948.

so should be pretty impressive. hopefully the clouds pulled off long enough monday evening to get a good shot of the moon. storm moves in from the moon for next week. cloud free skies over most location action, check it out at the shore, nice sunrise, shaping up, in about a half hour or so. and nice calming conditions here on the ocean this morning. current temperatures along the coast, generally mid 30's, to about 40 degrees. but even at the coastline, we will struggle to get near 50 today. sunrise for philadelphia, coming in at 6:43 this morning, so everything gets later and later, as we head toward the winter solsus, december 1st, coming in 7:04. january 1st, 7:22 in the morning for that sunrise, and we're losing daylight, this number actually come down, as you get close to the first day of winter, obviously passed the first day we start to gain the daylight. factor in the winds this morning, feeling like 15, mount pocono, it at this hour, 26 allentown, 31 wilmington, so most areas generally dealing with a lot of winds, exception up in the poconos at this hour, little breezy.

jet stream, quick shot through the south, air mass going on in for canada. so we have below average temps today, about 10 degrees below average, typical for early december. this jet will be on the move, second half of the weekends, warm it up a little bit. sunshine lots of it today, tomorrow, even the first half of monday, very quiet, weather pattern on tap across the mid-atlantic northeast, delaware, part of south jersey are not received first breeze yesterday. >> cape may county that goes until 8:00 a.m., sunday morning, so the areas, already had their freeze, for this season. philadelphia not freezing, so we haven't hit that number just yet, on the season. high pressure dominate the mid-atlantic, dry, a lot of sunshine today, tomorrow, monday, first half, like i said, looks pretty dry. sunny then we will see clouds build in, monday afternoon. for a little storm system over the carolinas, may bring some

showersment monday night. yesterday temperatures, mid 60s here in philadelphia, saulsbury maryland, came through, came through dry, back to the 50's today. here, around philadelphia, so, the forecast hi, 06 degrees, coolest we've had since early april. tonight, cold night, 36 for the city, below freeze nag lot of the suburbs, around five, 10 miles per hour. great football weather tomorrow for the eagles game, kick off 1:00. game time temperature, 58 degrees. tomorrow, up to 60 degrees for the high. same deal monday, showers around tuesday morning, mid 50's, by the end of next week, we take lower 60s, but like i said earlier, no real cold air coming out just yet. >> thanks, justin. on the cbs-3 health watch now, special ipad game can be effective way to treat common

visual impairment in children. health reporter stephanie stahl has the results from the latest stud. >> i one of the most common causes of visual impairment in children, affecting three-5% of kids in the u.s. >> not only has deficit in vision, but causes deficits in depth perception, reading and fine motor skills. >> the standard treatment involves patching the opposite eye to force the lazy eye to work hard earl, new research shows ipad game might be better if played with special glasses, that sends images to the stronger eye, and low contrast pictures to the weaker eye. in order to play the game, the child has to work the weaker eye as well as work both eyes together. >> we found that at the two week visit children who had the ipad game improved vision much more than children who passed both groups improved of two lines every vision on the letter chart. >> and about 40% of the children recovered normal vision.

>> researchers say the new game is a promising edition to existing treatment for lazy eye. >> hoping more games, tv shows, movies, can be used as treatment in the future. >> the condition is difficult to diagnosis. and usually, happens when a child starts to tilt their head to see better, or squint, or develop cross eyes. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, a, "eyewitness news". >> still ahead here on "eyewitness news". prince harry has had it with the media. and how they are treating his new girlfriends. but who is this new woman in his life? jeannie most reports when we come right back.

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>> you might call him unhappy harry. prince blasted the press for

mistreating his new girlfriendment jeannie moos has the story. >> the red haired british prince with the brunette american actress is a story that has women who have been pining after the bachelor prince saying: >> oh, my god. >> that's harry's 35 year old girlfriends, megan markell, married ones, and divorced. >> i get called meg, nut met -- >> putter? >> megan is one of the stars of the legal drama suits. >> i'm the love interest. >> now that she's harry's love interest, prince has gone balistic on the press, a statement from kensington palace says the the past week has seen a line cross. his girlfriends has been subject to a wave of abuse and harrassment. >> common. >> the palace statement sites the smear on the front page of national newspaper. the racial under tones, comment pieces, megan's mom is african-american, her dad is white. megan herself is an un

advocate for gender equality, add very dating even when it comes to her own character racial un suit. >> this season every script seemed to begin with rachael enters wearing a towel. and nope, not doing it any more. not doing it. >> the prince's statement sites attempts of reporters to gain illegal entry to her home, prince harry is worried about mismark he will's safety, after all, his mother, princess diana, seen here holding harry, died at a car crash while being faced when paparazzi. up until the palace statement saying this is not a game. it is her life and his. the press was still playing the game of de coding their romance. >> check this out. they're both wearing the same beaded bracelet. >> her instagram account was analyzed for clues, right down to the image posted of two bananas cuddling, but that couldn't be harry. >> there he is. >> no beard.

jeannie moos. >> and right here in the next half hour on "eyewitness news". more on a cbs news exclusive. president-elect donald trump in his first extensive post-election interview. also ahead, it seems like a lot of people are suffering from post-election fatigue, but the week send here, no worries, we'll have an expert with advice on how to clear your mindment that's next.

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. another night of chaos in cities all across the country. where protests were getting out of hand over the election. also, this morning, waking up to the big chill. this cold snap is a shock to the system. but the good news is it will be brief. anita? >> reporter: well, it is cold outside. but there is a large crowd gathered for the rocky run, i'm anita oh, right here by the art museum, next, we will talk to these fabulous women who are ready to become champions today. >> looks like fun, and eat, a see you soon. good morning everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's get straight out to meteorologist, justin drabick, on the outside. >> you called it, it is cold. you saw anita, she has the right idea, bundled up. what's this guy telling us to wear coats?

he's not out here with a coat. only out here for a minute or two, but don't get me wrong it is cold. and we're talking about temperatures good 15, 20 degrees colder than it was this time yesterday. our highs today are going to be about 15 degrees colder than yesterday. we made it into the 60s, not even close to that. it will feel like early december. guys warming up behind me becomes 15 minute away from sunrise, it will be good one. full sunshine today. check out the temperatures though. a loft spots below freezing. we go to wilmington, 31 degrees, it is 34 in allentown, 39 degrees at the airport in philadelphia. quakertown, near freezing, 28 degrees in pottstown. some of the suburbs are down into the low 20's at this hour, because the winds has really back off. at least not battling any brutal windchills this morning. frost advisory, continues for philadelphia. delaware county, all of delaware, cape may county, new jersey, that goes until 8:00. this morning, like i said, a lot of sunshine today, overall not bad weekend. just got to deal with the cold for today. sunny skies, with clear

conditions, today, tomorrow. you can see nice and dry on storm scan3. kind of split weekends. highs near 50 today. near 60 on sunday, with mostly sunny conditions, so today, high of only 50, that puts us the colds he is day since last april. april 10th. so it's been a while. another cold night tonight. widespread areas below freezing, talk about that and our next chance every rain coming un in the seven day in just a few in minutes. >> justin, thank youment happening today. thousands of runners and walkers are chanelling their inner rocky balboa. they're getting ready for the annual rocky run. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live in front of the art museum now, not far from the starting line. morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan. well it is cold out here. but that's not stopping tons of people here getting ready to run the rocky run n just about 15 minutes, joined by lore he on the left here and sands inch on the right. as you can see, they're decked out in their fabulous costumes. we will see a lot more of this today. tell us why you guys got

involved today. >> we just love dressing up, you know, the atmosphere is awe s we love the city. we do runs for fun. just to be out here with the people. it is just cold. i'm huge rocky fan. so i have to do the rocky run. >> you said that you guys aren't these crazy runners, but why are you running this today? >> mainly for the medal, i did it last year, i run for the medals, energy is a killer, i just love it. loved it last year. i want to do it every year. i've -- a couple of races since then. just fun. the crowd gets you hyped. love it. >> what is the hardest part of training or is there even any training involved? i know for me i have to train for 5k's but -- >> i work out six days a week, but i don't necessarily train to run. it is just part mentally. i get to one point after two and a half miles i'm done, i don't want to run any more, i want to walk. but, you know, then you just are like no, come on, let's

did it, it is only a 5k. those people run marathons. you can do this. you know? >> and it is fun that you guys are together, you guys got these costumes. tell us how you picked them out. >> we were just texting and we were just this would be so much fun getting each other pumped. wouldn't it be so fun if we had like the costumes. so we went on line and got them. >> actually you guys look fabulous. show us your best rocky stance. so actually running up the art museum steps is not part of this run today. but, rest assured, there will be tons of people who are doing that, again, the run kicks off at 6:45 today. we will bring you all the latest later tonight. for now live at the art museum, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> looks like fun, and eat, a thank you. more outrage over donald trump's election to the presidency this morning. in philadelphia, the third night of demonstrations was peaceful. chopper three over a large march through center city. the police department marched along with the protesters, help prevent any violence or

vandalism that we've seen in some other cities. >> reporter: portland, oregon, police used tear gas and smoke grenades after warning protesters to leave there. for a fourth straight night, hundreds marched through that sit. many were peaceful, but portland police say a confirm takes on a bridge ended with one man wounded. his injuries, how much, are not life threatening. protesters also continued for the fourth night in los angeles. hundreds marched in the streets and gathered at city hall. but police did manage to keep them off the freeways. marlie hall is in new york. another city 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, who is our president, and there is no way around that. >> reporter: 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 understands 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. >> reporter: but trump appears to be changing so many of his message, on 60 minutes, he told leslie stahl he's open to keeping some part of obamacare. >> when you replace it, are you going to make sure that the people with preconditions are still coming -- >> donald trump: yes, it has to be one of the strongest. also children living with their parent for extended period, very much try and keep that. it costs, but it is very much something we will try and keep. >> trump also shook up his

transition team, putting vice president elect mike pence in charge, replacing new jersey governor, chris christie. marl ' hall for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and, donald trump speaks to lesley stahl his first extensive post-election interview right there on 60 minutes. stall will also speak with trump's family at their fifth avenue home. see the entire interview tomorrow night right here on cbs-3. >> in these days after the historic election, emotions are hi, some happy, relieved, others say they're sad and scared. on the cbs-3 health watch now, stephanie stahl has more on coping with those election emotions. >> i still believe in america. and i always will. >> in spite of her positive message in conceding many hillary clinton supporters are devastated. >> i think they are confused. like what has happened? >> reporter: penn psychiatrist says among the many emotions voters are feeling shock probably first, trump was never expected to win big.

>> certain amount of disbelief, so there is kind of strong emotional processing, element to this. >> reporter: trump supporters are celebrating the unexpected victory. clinton's people are grieving, and protesting, wondering what trump will do to the country in spite of his measured words. >> we can work together and unify our great country. >> reporter: doctor somers says the sun certainty, emotional reactions will probably ease over time, most people have good coping skills. >> we're actually naturally very resilient. and we're built to deal with all kind of extremely stressful, traumatic experiences. >> reporter: he says the best way to deal with emotional up heal is communicating, feelings, and staying close to family and friends. >> it is really relationships, sense of belonging, to help all of us. >> reporter: doctor somers says certain people will probably have a harder time dealing with election

emotions, including immigrants, women who have been abused, and people already struggling with depression and anxiety. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". most re-election week has been intense. this may be the perfect weekends to take some time for yourself. christine sites, staff therapist, at the council for relationships, says this is a weekends to decompress. but everyone has different ways of doing this. >> people really need and thrive, a lot of times on emotional and physical connections. and so that could be sharing a meal with someone, and just being with people. and not feeling. >> if you are more of an introvert, is suggesting reading a book, taking a walk or even watching tv. >> still a here here on "eyewitness news", alien movie starring amy adams. we'll have a preview of a rival up next. we'll also have this. >> i'm pat gallen, and just ahead, meet central bucks west

student who has a puzzeling hobby. see if you can figure it out. >> and, mums the word. are you looking for something to do this weekend? see what makes this local floral display so spectacular. and cold start today. justin back to tell us when we can expect warmer weather, that's next. 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.

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>> in doylestown, high school student sent turning heads, and boggling minds. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen tells us about the long journey he just returned from, and the one he hopes to take. >> each day new puzzle, for one local student, each day is a newtown to make and solve a puzzle. walker anderson is a master of puzzles. the central bucks west sophomore actually builds them on his own and has turned his interesting hobby into much more, including, a trip to europe. that trip to europe was to compete in the world puzzle championship in slovakia, where the 15 year old did very well. >> 200 people competed. how did you do? >> i ended up getting tent as an individual. >> out of everyone? >> out of everyone, yes. >> yes, 15 year old math and puzzle wiz went to europe and finished ten in the world.

>> his guidance counselor, valerie, says he's a prodigy. >> he has been doing meat at cb west since in elementary school. pretty much exited our highest level ap math. so he's a pretty incredible kid. very intelligent. very mathematical, scientific, and he makes puzzled. >> walker showed me some of his puzzled. i tried to keep up. >> show me what this is, what's this called? >> how do you spell in a? >> sillomino. >> okay. >> every of connected scores has to have a clue, tell me something about it, so seven plus, already have the four, so that would be a one and two remains, have the one up here. >> next year you know he's head he had back for world title. >> my goal is to make the championship next year. >> can you do it? >> yes, in india. >> wow. >> so i'm excited. >> pat gallen, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a smart kid. good for him. and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and jamie yuccas

join us now live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> hey, jan, good morning, coming up the day's headlines, plus they make some of the hottest in major league sport, the clothing made in this factory isn't just changing style. it is changing lives. plus work with s biggest names in entertainmentment we ' get some incredible stories from celebrity manager chef gordon, rilley he is cents his first miami our. >> won multiple grammys. nora jones tells us why she returned to her roots for her new albumn, in our saturday session, all ahead, on cbs this morning, saturday. >> always look forward to it, thank you, guys. >> well, mums the word at longwood gardens, where the popular fest featuring more than 1700 mums is happening right now. our own victoria woodill shows you some of the spectacular flowers now on display. >> there are mums of many to be found at longwood gardens.

>> not that kinds of mum. these. it is time for the annual festival where families, folks, are feasting their eyes on 200,000 blooms. and 13 different classifications of the seasonal favorite. get your cameras ready, and try to spot them all. >> one of our very popular pieces, called the basket, they're about 6 feet in diameter. they hang over the lawn, the main conservatory. that's made up of about 18 plants. we have one that really catches everybody's eye, because of this unusual nature. that's called the hundred variety, and then we have what we call the knome, dwarf, a chain east technique. >> but there is one that's the mother of all mums. >> the large thousand bloom, and we beat our record once again, by a few flowers. >> this technique is from japan. there is only one trunk to this plant, but they get the

mums by pinch. >> we do bin pinch to increase the number of branches. what happens is if you remove the last, say, quarter inch of the shoot tip, then the plant react by sending out branches a little bit below that. so if we want to get a plant that's really bushy, lot of stems, we do pinch. >> you better get out here to pinch. these blooms won't last forever. >> this will continue until the sunday before thanksgiving. that's 6:00. and though everybody should get out here quickly, so they can get a chance to see it. >> tell them now no more mums to wore. >> i that's right. >> so if you can you definitely want to come down, check out the mum festival. did i get a tip to preserve your mums, you definitely want to make sure you use that extra mulch, specially around the season. vittoria woodill, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> absolutely gorgeous, justin, you know what, it is always warm in the conservator think at longwood. hey, might be good week toned check it out. >> specially today. toll is the coldest day. if you have any plant out,

they may not make it this weekend, yes, will get cold once again tonight. talking widespread areas below freezing specially south of the city, where you guys haven't had your first freeze yet. all of delaware, much of south jersey, upper freeze watch tonight. talk about that in a little built this, mo, big difference compared to yesterday morning. good 15, maybe even 20 degrees colder in some locations. check out weather watcher temperatures, dropped a degree, eileen check in with 22 degrees under sunny skies. probably going to do it for the low. usually low right at sunrise, which is happening right now. she says time for heavy coat and windchill scraping from december, that's why today does feel little more like early december. not early november. cold out in part of new jersey, as well, we hop the river over into delran, 28 degrees under mostly sunny skies, even delaware right now, frost advisory continues for 8:00, new castle county, in newark, about 26 degrees, with full sunshine this hour.

>> neighborhood network, few people out there, looks like probably watching the sunrise, they're now gone. here in margate, beautiful shot there with clear skies, a lot of sunshine today. ocean is pretty calm, glassy conditions, with that wind, really calming down. so at least not battling harsh windchills today. but we had the strong cold front come through yesterday. it was warm ahead of it, made it into the mid 60s. cold canadian air, running ten below average this time of year, one day deal here with the cold air, starts to move out by tomorrow. now here is some average firsts for philadelphia. typically when cbsphilly.com first day of high of 49 degrees, colder, around november 4th. we haven't had that yet. maybe we hit that today. we still haven't had 32 degrees morning, usually november 3rd. already pass that, cold delayed this season, average first measurable snowfall, december 12th, and usually an inch or snow or more on average december 24th, see how that place out upcoming

winter. so quiet across the mid-atlantic northeast, pattern for the next few days, clouds well to the north, nothing but sunshine today. so, despite the cold air, not a bad weekend, warming up, finish the weekend in the sunshine, next week starts off dry, monday, up ear's, to 60 gwen, sunny skies, right near average, then we bring some clouds in monday night. tuesday, should see next chance for rain. temperatures today on the chilly sidement check it out. a lot of areas probably stuck in the four's today. even with the sunshine. near 50 for philadelphia, wilmington, again, equivalent for early december. and then tonight, or into the evening, little temperatures really dropping off. bundle up. upper 30's already. then tomorrow morning, look at that, mid 30's for philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, probably in the 20's again, just like yesterday

morning. but rebound, so cold morning on sunday, but by the afternoon, getting close to 06 degrees, in a lot of locations, the reason, more of westerly breeze. that comes over the land. heats temperatures up. a lot of the times models are little colder than what the actual air is with the west breeze, so see what happens tomorrow. nonetheless, here's to the weekend. today chilly, 50 degrees, mostly sunny skies, northwest wind, 10 miles per hour. tonight, cold, 36 for the city, and again, a lot of spots below freezing. haven't seen the first breeze yet, delaware, cape may county so freeze watch tonight, at 1:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. sunday morning, so if you have any plant outside check them, cover them, or bring them in. high temperature back tomorrow, 60 degrees good news for the lemon run, 5k, it will be cold, temperatures in the 30's, afternoon looks pretty good. zero six again monday, increase in clouds, showers possible late monday night, tuesday morning, really only the best chance to see some immediate rain.

by the ends of next week, already, warming back up above average. lower 60s, so, still no resistant cold coming at us, meantime, jan, back over to you. >> maybe if we just don't talk about snow it just won't happen. >> i'm with you on that one, all right? >> that's what i'm hoping for. >> me too. >> thanks, justin. >> this weekend, syces ann marquez with a preview. >> touchdown 40 minute ago. >> common. >> amy adams stars in the new sci-fi thriller arrival. about aliens suddenly touching down on earth. >> plays language expert brought in to establish contact as the worlds teeters on the brink of war. >> has been hired to just for alien language, sort of help the military figure out. >> how to clarify urine tensions. >> adams enlisted long time friends, jeremy, to play a

member of her elite team. >> i can't see of the movie, very strong female lead ... her playing it, and it is a lot of things for me. >> oscar winner forest whitaker rounds out the cast. suzanne marquez, cbs news, los angeles. >> at least she will be warm inside that movie theater right? two, three, four layers of clothes today, it is a chilly one, right back with another check on your forecast. that's next.

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on the pet project we'll have advice for you on adopting a pet. animal advocate, carol ericson, here with important information you need to know before brink ago animal into your home. that's tomorrow morning, on "eyewitness news" this morning. right here on cbs-3 and in our 7:00 hour. okay, justin, one final check on the weather, just in time. >> yes, it is cold, cold morning, we feel that, december, starting to ease into. that but kind of split weekends if you don't like it cold, tomorrow not bad. actually real nice out. and we've got the sunshine around today, tomorrow, great football weather tomorrow, too, so today we struggle to get to 50, that's the coldest day we've had since early april. another cold night tonight, 20's, 30's, tomorrow mere 06, and december end weather for alex lemonade lemon run tomorrow morning. chilly in the three, a dry, monday, still 60s, showers, possibly early on tuesday morning. that's coolest day of the mid 50's, next week, then by the end of next week already low 60s, maybe some mid 60s returning. so we will fluctuate the

temperature here, still no real cold coming at us. >> i see a lot of sun. >> i like. >> thumb up. thank you, justin, that's it for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend. >> ♪ >> ♪