clear his airway. additionally his wife barn use was also admitted to the hospital on wednesday, after experiencing fatigue and coughing. the nine two-year old former president was taken to the hospital on at take for shortness of breath, mr. bush was seen in public less than two weeks ago at nfl layoff fame. in december he celebrated the pearl harbor anniversary with former senator bob toll. mr. bush's office announced earlier this month that the former president and first lady would not attend donald trump's inauguration because of health concerns. roxana saberi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". former president bush visited philadelphia in 2006 for a special occasion, that is when he received the liberty medal along with former president bill clinton. they were recognized for helping to heed hurricane katrina relief efforts. less than two hours ago president obama held the time news conference of his presidency, and he talk about a wide range of topics including his decision to commute chelsea hang's prison event isens.

but he began the question/ answer session with a thank you to all of the journalist who covered him over the years. president obama spoke to reporters in a pack white house briefing room, his 39th and last news conference, as commander in chief. >> it doesn't work if we don't have a well informed citizenry and you are the conduit to which they receive the information about what is taking lays in the house. >> reporter: president explained his decision to cut short sentence of chelsea hang , the transgender army intelligence analyst, who leaked classified documents will be released from prison in may. >> i feel very comfortable that justice has been served and that a message has still been sent. >> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: there are questions about how media will operate with president-elect trump takes over on try, and questions, if the new administration will move reporters out of their base in the west wing. >> i want to do some writing.

i want to be quiet and not hear myself talk so darn much. i want to spend precious time with my girls. >> reporter: saying good bye to the media president obama promised in the to be a stranger. he will work closely with the trump administration to he help the country move forward. >> at my core i think we will be okay. >> reporter: president obama is leaving the white house with his highest approval ratings instant is he was re elect in 2012, new cbs news poll find 62 percent of those survey approve of his overall performance, that is the third highest rate ago monk presidents since 1981, when cbs news began polling. the both bill clinton and ronald reagan had a rolfe ratings of 68 percent when they left office. as you might expect assessment of the president is part of it , 59 percent of republicans view mr. obama unfavorably. now lets talk about the outing first lady michelle obama, 66

percent have a favorable opinion of her, turns out that 53 percent of a favorable opinion of vice-president joe biden. now lets look at the president-elect, donald trump, when you look at that cbs news poll shows he has a 32 percent favorable rate ago monk those surveyed. that is the lowest, since 1981 , and a majority of americans say that they are somewhat confident in how mr. trump will handle the economy, isis and u.s. trade policies. fewer though are confident about his decision on foreign policy and illegal immigration now margin of error for this poll is plus or minus three points. president-elect trump will take oath of office on friday and many law enforcement officers from our area will be there helping to keep the ceremony, and inaugural parade safe. our cleve bryan caught up with some of the officers in moorestown before they left, for the nation's capitol. >> reporter: with the personal and professional gear for four days, new jersey state

troopers pack up for a special mission to washington d.c. they will be helping provide security at president-elect trump's inauguration. >> we have no specific assignment yet we will be given that upon our arrival in d.c. >> reporter: at least 25 groups have applied to the national park service for permits as security forces expect a record number of protest groups. experts predict more than a million people will be in the nation's capitol and more than a third will be protesters. security forces will be about 30,000 strong, with more than 3,000 officers coming from police departments throughout the country. that includes ocean city, somers point, atlantic city, middletown ship and wildwood and new jersey state police. the they will call upon recent crowd control operations like the dnc and papal visit. >> they have training, professionalism that they em low every day on the job, our troopers are well train and they do a fantastic job of doing what they do professionally, dealing with crowds of people.

>> reporter: when troop's live they will meet a liaison from the local police department who will give them their assignment that could include security along presidential parade route and security checkpoints for visitors coming in the city. troopers will stay together as a unit. in moorestown i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a horse troop there vice-president elect mike pence home troop is saddling up for inauguration parade. members of the silver academy horse troop in indiana loaded animals in trailers for long drive to washington d.c. troop has appeared in more presidential inaugural parade then any other public or private high school. stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the inauguration of the president donald trump, jessica will be reporting live from washington d.c. tomorrow and friday. we will also extensive coverage on line at cbs philly to the come. warm weather trend continues, it has been a mild january so far in our winter warm up, will hit a high tomorrow, meteorologist kate bilo live on the skies deck with more on what we can

expect, kate. >> it feels good out here right now for mid-january and i just put my phone away because i had to take a picture of the sunset, sky is neon bright pink to the west if we get a chance to check it out, otherwise we will post it on facebook and twitter page the picture i took which never looks as good as it it does in person but we try. lets look at storm scan three a lot of cloud cover out there today. not a lot of sun. i did see a few breaks of blue sky here and there but not as much as we would have like to have seen. we have got fog out of here quickly and on storm scan three not much weather-wise to look at right now. pretty quiet as high pressure builds in through our thursday temperatures right now feeling good like we said for this time of the user normal high temperatures about 40. we got to around 10 degrees above that and still sitting at 47 in the city, 49 wilmington, 48 this dover, millville and 45 in atlantic city and will keep going up from here. lets look at our temperature line graph here warming trend you can see that average line

about 40 degrees where we were on sunday but now we're hitting a peak, to take, tomorrow, friday and weekend temperatures averaging ten to 15 degrees above the normal will. coming up with the seven take forecast days to look forward to is tomorrow, day to look out for, monday, i'll tell you why when we join you inside. back over to you. chopper one over north american and west cumberland streets in kensington where female suspect was was taken in custody by police. the authorities say suspect stole an ambulance, from outside of the dialysis center at episcopal medical center this afternoon. the ambulance has been recovered, no patients were aboard that ambulance when it was taken and no one was injured. security guard accused of fatally shooting the manager of the bar where they both work have been now charged with murder. police say 28 year-old edward morgan shot christopher johnson monday night after a argument at sharon's little will spot this east germantown he stayed at the scene and was questioned by police. johnson tied at einstein

medical center. police need your help identifying two men you see in this video, they walk in the verizon store on third and south earlier this month, they grabbed a couple of cell phones right from the display, both went crashing to the ground though as they made their escape. if you recognize that pair give police a call. philadelphia superstar musician who worked alongside michael jackson, roots and so many more is battling a another just health issue. >> hoping toably awareness to those suffering, and cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio shows us how the community is rallying behind the one and the only jeff brad shaw. >> reporter: you may not always see jeff brad shaw but you can hear him, vocal sound of his trombone is unmistakable. >> i love playing the trombone , you know, my son said, there is nobody better. >> reporter: one of the architects of philadelphia's n eo soul revolution brad shaw toured the world for more than

two decades but ended up here, late last year. what went through your mind when a doctor diagnosed you with a disease that you could not even pronounce. >> am i going to die. >> reporter: doctors diagnosed brad shaw with diverticulitis, disease caused by his poor diet while on tour, and left abscesses in his bowls that forced him from his stage. >> it was most painful thing i have ever experienced in my life. >> reporter: with no health hell insurance and new brad shaw 50-pound lighter and still doing better he need surgery to fully heel. what do you think got you through this, this was a tough time in your life. >> high faith and loyalty in jesus christ. >> reporter: good friend like jill scott who started this go fund me page and many others who will perform at a sold out concert friday to help get practiced shaw back on stage. >> i'm blessed to have these friend. >> reporter: brad shaw is hoping others will learn from

his pain and healing. >> everybody at some point in their life and career will need help. >> reporter: when he gets back on the stage they will not only hear his horn but his message as well. cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wishing him well see you soon my friend. coming up on "eyewitness news" man's best friend goes above and beyond, what this dog did that saved his family 's life, the story 59:30. it looks like a construction site but this is a giant sinkhole, what caused it and just how deep this crater actually is. it has been about a month since the death of singer george michael and new we are hearing from his childhood best friend, he talks about michael's demons and questions he wants answered

a georgia man is facing charges tonight after his two unleashed pit bulls mixes mauled two children on their

way to the school bus. this is the suspect cameron tucker, police say his dogs attacked two children in at the plant, five-year old siray sanders was found unresponsive by neighbors and is hospitalized, six year-old logan brots is also in the hospital. his hotter discovered him on the ground. >> we heard screaming from the house, and everybody came around, and i saw the one child, laying on the ground, and everybody still trying to find the other kids. >> atlanta police shoot and injured one of the two dogs involved in the attack, both are now in the custody of animal control, authorities say it is possible a third dog may have been also involved. authorities want the courts to deny bond for suspect in the shooting of an orlando police officer. forty-one year-old markeith lloyd was taken in custody yesterday after a manhunt that lasted more than a week. he is accused of killing lieutenant deborah clayton outside a wal-mart last week. he is also accused of killing his ex-girlfriend.

authorities find a rhode island woman whom police say fled with her daughters more than 30 years ago after a custody spet. elaine gates is now facing charges. police track her and her daughters kelly and kimberly in houston after an anonymous tip. today she pleaded not guilty to one count of abduction, and gates vanished from the town of warwick in 1958 after discovering her husband was having an affair. he also admitted to hitting her during an argument. children were ten months and three years old at the time. >> we left for an excellent reason, believe me. >> it looks like these children have been following me for 33 years does restore hope to those other parents looking for their long term hissing children. >> the children's father says he wants to see his children. seven stories deep and counting sinkhole caused by flooding rain in callus getting bigger by the minute. it first opened up a week ago. officials say it broken drainage pipe could not keep up with the rain. it will cost the sit irv grass

valley two and a half million-dollar to fix that problem. crews are frantically working to dig out area and try to stabilize it. another sinkhole to show you this one in atlanta, georgia it swallowed up a 55,000-pound truck as it drove down the road, in the oakwood section yesterday. the driver is okay, truck was carrying 1600 gallons of water which workers must then pump out before lifting the truck out of the hole. terrifying moment for passenger and driver on a commuter bus in houston, texas the bus stalled out in flood waters but good samaritan quickly jumped in to action. he walked through the water and helped the driver as she climbed out the window. he then went back to the bus to help a passenger climb out. several other vehicles stalled out this those rising the waters. >> a lot of rain there. kate bilo is joining us now and unseasonably mild out there. >> it is, even though it is cloudy it still feels good outside. temperatures well above average. they will only get warmer through the next few days.

as we have been saying all week tomorrow is nicest day of the week. tomorrow is center piece of this platter of nice heather we have got going on. tomorrow is day to get the outside, full day of sunshine, it has been glummy all week long temperatures not too bad but tomorrow with the sun it should be warmest day we have had in a lit while. here's what we have going on we will go out to the shore where cloud are in place and it will stay cloudy through much of tonight and that should help temperatures drop too far either when we have a cloudy night, that keeps temperatures just warmer during overnight hours. overcast, but dry, that is story for tonight and quick look to the north and west, opposite part of our region near poconos, thinks at pleasant valley school in broadheadsville with overcast skies, lights are on but brief and nice looking sunset but clouds are thinning out. you can see how cloud are diminishing there northwest to south east here it this, clouds eventually breaking up overnight and we will see more sunshine tomorrow. quiet high pressure building

in but as we zoom out to the national cruise i do want to show you next system this thing right here over deep south, lower mississippi valley. this is lifting this and won't get here touring day friday, friday a half and half kind of a day. i will show you what i mean in a moment. temperatures in the mid 40's in some sots but at 43 in allentown. most of tonight is try, if there is a syringe will it is spotty. tomorrow morning cloud thin out, and think you'll wake up to some sun, and then through the afternoon we have lots of sunshine cloud hey hang on the to the thort, poconos could see more cloud cover then we will in the city and 5:00 o'clock again no problems , sunny, dry, beautiful and stays clear into friday morning. wake up friday morning sunshine once again a great day but if you know what is good for you grab umbrella before you leave the house because by friday evening when you leave work here's is what coming in. this big wall of rain hitting d.c. in time for inauguration on friday and gets here by

3:00. completely different afternoon we will start with some sun, afternoon wet, that will continue through evening commute and no stranger to the wet weather so far this month, monthly total 1.74 inches. the look at these taste with precipitation. we had six day stretch to start the month. we had rain yesterday, rain today, nothing, outside tomorrow, and it looks like rain will return. we will put another rain drop on the 20th, try a wet p.m. drive, sunday our next rain chance, rain returns by evening and monday and tuesday of next week looking wet. up and down, try day, wet the take, try day, wet take temperature wise we are staying steady a above average overnight the mainly cloudy not too cold, 37 is your low. lots of sun feels like hid how much out there, and my weather got so excited word went right off the screen there, feeling like well above average and temperatures will be warming up as we go through next couple days as well. fifty-four the high tomorrow not the low and back to 49 on try.

saturday 55 degrees with the mix of clouds and sun. it will be a great stretch into next week, 50's, almost every day and it lasts until the end of the seven day i'll have that coming up. >> give me some, right there. >> all right. >> blow it up. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" google will soon help you park. >> and some doctors are prescribing food, instead of the medications. health reporter stephanie stahl, explains how some food can help fight health issues, don. phillies are swinging for fences in the classroom up next a reward for diving in the books, we will be right

governor chris christie taking a shot at eagles nation coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 the harsh words he had and the response from birds fans, in the garden state. i love that story.

>> oh, boy, doing that story at 6:00. a lot of fun. anytime we talk about the fightins, the community, sometimes athletes need push to reach their potential. kid are no different. thanks to the phillies, youngsters had taken their game to a new level. you know when fanatic shows up , it is a big deal. phillies bringing out big guy to advise his students at george cherswood school. students at the school were top readers in the phillies fanatic about reading ram, first base man tommy joseph took part in the vice. >> it means a lot to give back to the schools and help them out and show them and help their hard work, we were able to come out here and to something for them. >> reporter: we are just 27 days away from pitchers and catchers reporting from clearwater and joseph is fired up. >> i'm excited about 2017, it will be a freight year for phillies.

we have a lot of you this pieces to the team, i'm exited to get to know new guys and get the ball going again. >> there we go good day for them. tommy joseph power in the middle of the line up, 27 days >> won't be long now. >> i can't believe it. they look like they are were having a good time. >> appreciate it, buddy. coming up, man's best friend becomes a family life safer. what this dog did for his human family when their house caught fire this morning, and why he is being called a true hero. crowds are flock to go see giant alligator we showed you yesterday, but why officials at nature preserve hope they don't have to do to protect visitors there that giant fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait.

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we've heard of dogs saving their families from all kinds of near disaster and it was this little, dog that wouldn't give up when it came to

rescuing his people after flames broke out in their south philadelphia home. that overnight house fire, left a family without a home, but it also left them with a heroic story to tell thanks to that family pet. the news continues at 5:30 everyone i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. neighbors on the scene of the fire in grace fur i were were amaze by bravery have of the dog named jack. >> she said they didn't tell you jack woke family up, licking them until they woke up, and then saved them from the fire. >> reporter: that is the description frank, from the red paw emergency relief team heard when his team arrived on the scene of the house fire on north alden street, it was jack, who sprang into action when flames broke out inside the home as the family slept. jack's owner could not be more grateful. >> jackies a hero. he deserves a treat or something. he really does. >> he said that jack was licking their face, and woke, was barking and waking until they got up, once they

realized what was going on they grabbed everyone, grabbed jack and ran out of the house. >> reporter: jen leary is founder of the red paw relief an organization that does just that, offers relief, when disaster strikes. >> something happened in your home and you have pets, we will respond, we will do search, rescue, all of our responders are fire fighters, so we will go in the dwelling, grab animal and get them out, provide emergency medical care on the scene and then we will do emergency shelter as well. >> reporter: for jack, red paw relief means he will have a place to stay until family can move back into their fire damaged home. >> it could have ended much differently. >> reporter: thanks to jack hero dog the family of four dogs and five children got out alive. >> all of the recognition he deserves, and, you know, nice big stake dinner. how about that. >> jack was not hurt in the fire but is upset by his temporary home and ago wear from his family. >> dogs are so good. womack family is being

helped by the red cross. president-elect donald trump cabinet nominees are facing questioning. several senate confirmation hearings are now underway. mr. trump may take office, without most of his cabinet. cbs news correspondent craig b oswell is on capitol hill. >> reporter: congressman tom price, for the back against allegations he used his office for personal gain, during his confirmation hearing to become the next secretary of the health and human services. >> i'm offended by the insinuation, senator. >> reporter: democrats pushed mr. price by his claim that he was unaware his broker purchased stock in medical tea vice companies before the georgia republican introduced legislation, that would benefit the companies. >> this is someone who buys and sells the stocks you want them to buy and sell. >> not true. >> so when you found auto owe. >> that is not the dry. >> because you decide not to tell them. we all nod and we are supposed to believe that. >> reporter: if confirmed doctor price will lead president-elect donald trump's

appeal to replace obama care. the just down the hall way democrats for the with another of the president east electric trump's nominees scott pruitt, the head of the epa. >> do i not believe climate change is a hoax. >> reporter: pruitt does not agree with president-elect trum that climate change is a hoax but democrats could not pin him down on the cause. >> i believe there is a measure with precision, degree of human activity on the climate is subject to more debate on whether the climate has changed or human activity contributes to it. >> reporter: pruitt sued epa 14 times as oklahoma's attorney general. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". local gay and lesbian leaders gathered in center city, today. they called for senate to reject nomination of u.s. attorney general nominee jeff sessions. >> he has voted against don't ask, don't tell repeal. he opposed to marriage equality. he is opposed to including lb gtq people in the federal hate crime laws and not supporter

of transgender inclusive public accommodations protections that include rest rooms and other public spaces. >> reporter: gay and lesbian leaders want to hear more from president-elect trump on where he stands on issues important to their community. four strong earthquakes rattled central italy in the same region that suffered deadly earthquakes last year. the those quakes all within a few hours of one another were felt in rome where live in the tv studio started to shake. the since the four quakes, seismologists have registered more than 100 after shocks and earthquake led to precautionary measures. in rome, children dismissed earl friday school, rome's underground was also shut down so many had to walk or find other ways home. the 2017 catholic charities appeal is now underway. philadelphia archbishop chaput announced the fund raising initiative at saint catherine 's day school in wynnewood. this years theme is giving hope to all and the goal, it is 12.5 million-dollar. but fund raised will go toward homeless outreach, family support services, community

food coverts and academic enrichment for youth. it has been almost a month since singer george michael died and now a childhood friend is speaking out. >> he talks about why the funeral is on hold and why he believes drugs played a part in michael's death. the insider's louie agear is joining us live from los angeles with more, louie. >> ukee and jessica as we await the official cause of death, the man george calls his cousin is placing blame in a new interview. >> i believe the he had suicidal thoughts in the last few years because his mental health was not in the best place. >> ♪ >> what i do know is how drugs of been back in his life but it wasn't heroin, it was crack was one of his favorite drugs and i just believe he was dragged back in, you know, to

the dark side. >> allegations of hard drug use after years of seemingly, conquering sobriety. >> ♪ i got to have faith, faith, faith ♪ >> reporter: michael's childhood friend since he was two said he last saw george 12 years ago sat down with the bbc and is calling for answers >> what was in his blood at the time, who gave it to him, did he have all of the hard drugs, he was trying to lead a normal life again. >> reporter: we will have more tonight on the insider, ukee and jessica back to you in the studio. >> louie, thanks. get your hollywood news tonight and every week night at 7:30 watch the insider right the here on cbs-3. still to come on "eyewitness news" google maps can soon help you with parking , we will show you how. eating for your health how doctors are prescribing food instead of medicine but what else, kate is this. staying mild over weekend, weekend watch has temperatures

about ten to 15 degrees above average all weekend long, poconos we will see highs in the 40's, in the city, saturday's high 53 degrees, sunday 51 and lower 50's down the shore as well. saturday looks like better day to get outside with cloud and breaks of sunshine sunday will stay cloudy rain could arrive but hold off until evening, most of the weekend will be rain free, and mild,

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well, google maps may soon help you find a parking on the web site android police say is there a new feature on a test version of the app. it gives users parking information, near their destination and it will say easy, medium or limited. the wrinkling brothers barnum bailey circus may be closing down but fans are grabbing up ticket for final shows. the greatest show on earth is

ending its nearly 150 year-old running because of declining ticket sales and high operating costs. tickets for final shows this year at the coliseum in long island are sold out. some are showing up, on the secondary markets for $2,000. tickets are still available for final stop in philadelphia , that is happening next month. if you cannot be in washington to see president-elect trump on inauguration day. >> you can watch it on cbs-3. >> bingo. >> or. >> madam toso's may be next best thing. they unveiled a wax figure of mr. trump. they work on it for five months, they used dimension from his a previous figure plus photos, reality show to create new like this is. >> we're trying to, you know, row file and. >> how support trump or don't, he is one of the most talk about politicians and irresistible to step alongside of him and take a selfie.

>> like, amazing how they to these things. >> trump wax figure's hair which is always talk about the hair is made there a mixture of human and yak hair. >> they continue to i am rest. >> that is the thing, the way they make these wax figures they take time with it, detail , amazing. >> yes. >> right there. >> replacing many medications with food. >> how some food can fight an even help you overcome health problems, that is coming up

newly discovered statue has been sitting undisturb in the south east china reservoir for hundreds of year. archaeologists say it dates back to china's meng dynasty.

his head appeared when water level dropped down. remnants of a temple have also been found below the water. and, yesterday, the massive alligator stralling around the florida nature preserve has inspired plenty of alligator fans. florida officials say crowds have people have shown up at lakeland florida circle barge hoping for glimpse of the gator. one bolted off the path looking for it. dude, stay on the path. stay on the path. officials say they don't want to put gator down if it is because someone is doing something that they shouldn't. they are urging the public to steer clear of the massive alligator. after your next trip to the doctor's office you may head home with a shopping list instead of the prescription. health reporter stephanie stahl is in the einstein health care science center to explain, the new trend. >> reporter: science of nutrition has expanded, dramatically, with more doctors, now putting food,

ahead of the medicine, to help cure what always you. >> they are expensive. >> reporter: it the is not the that doctor eric applebaum is against medications but just found a more effective way to treat his patients. >> patient that is trust their physicians, take their medications more, so why not extend that to food prescriptions. >> reporter: goal now is to have doctors be the front line for nutrition information, instead of the sending patient toss dietitions. justice reyes was high owe glycemic, it was to stop sugar and red meat and start eating vegetables and more nutrient dense food and now he is off all medicines. >> it was the food, i feed my body, that was going to be the real big turnaround for me. >> reporter: doctors say for most people eating more fish is central to any healthy diet and also garlic is good for everything from reducing high blood pressure to shortening colds and then there is the cough.

>> definitely cheaper then some of the medications's we see. >> it can be really be powerful if used in the correct way. >> reporter: doctor allison, recommended endometriosis patients joan, eliminate acid food. >> cough east, alcohol, cough east, tomatoes. >> reporter: for patients like jill having the doctor take a whole body approach, meant feeling better all over. >> it also gets very expensive for patients when we have these specialist that is we need to go to that might not be covered by our insurance. >> reporter: but using food for health could take a while. one recent study showed that 71 percent of medical schools, failed to teach the recommended minimum 25 hours of nutrition education. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". food for your health and drinks for your health, who knew a cup of coffee a day would keep the doctor away. drinking just one cup of coffee every day could be the key to increasing your life span according to researchers

a the stanford university. they found that the caffeine fights off the process, that leads to cardiovascular disease. there is new evidence that elements to sustain life may have once existed on mars. nasa's curiosity rover snapped these images of possible mud cracks on the red planet. scientists say crack layer probably formed about 3 billion years ago and then overtime filled up with dust or sand. curiosity arrived on mars in 2012. it discover the mud cracks on mount sharp as it headed up a hill. kate was really starring at that. >> i'm into that. >> little green dude right there. >> yeah, right. >> that is amazing. >> what if mars at one point was like earth. >> it is very interesting. >> what if, what if. >> meanwhile back on earth. >> yes, tri-state area. >> we have atypical earth-like weather for month of january

but nobody is complaining, it has been a decent stretch, little gray though, could use a little sunshine, little vitamin d to go with the coffee and healthy foods and it looks like that will be what we get tomorrow nice dose maybe great day to get outside take a walk, get outside on your lunch break. in the often you can get out in the middle of january with temperatures in the mid 50's and lots of sun. take advantage if you can tomorrow, nicest day of the week but saturday, we will give saturday a run for its money. the here's a look outside, bethlehem, quiet the night, remember this shot last night, road were all wet, glummy, rainy, and it is just stray pouring here last night on our way home. i ran into very heavy rain as showers intensified over philadelphia. that was around midnight. again we're talking about rain from start to finish yesterday , and even start todd day glummy, soggy and foggy but now tonight things have cleared out and it was decent out there but clouds are still in place. our eyewitness weather watchers reporting temperatures in the mid to upper 40's.

we're at 49 degrees as we check with joe in media mostly cloudy skies but 49, not too shabby for 18th of january. 49 degrees at sandor's house in newark, delaware. it is warmer then usual for january but i need sunshine, please. we were just talking about that, you are getting it tomorrow. make sure to get outside and enjoy that. and heading up to the north 42 h our trend ed connor in chesterfield. ed says warm, calm, wet for most of the day. it was moist out there especially this morning but things dried out, it felt a little glimpse of blue sky briefly outside driving around to take. clouds won that battle. phil in philadelphia of course sending us these glummy pictures, cloudy, dreary day, not seeing much in the way of any blue skies peeking through on that shot, and we did have have a few great photos from our weather watchers. i mentioned earlier the sunset outside on the sky deck and walter obliged with the photo with that beautiful pink sky. we had a cloudy day. colors still came through. i love this, one, right here.

there it is, wayne hunter with the deer in the cornfield. he captured this guy just hanging outside of his house enjoying a nice mild january day. looking at what ising on our live neighborhood network to start things off and then out to storm scan 36789 palmyra cove looking quiet the but cloudy, 44 degrees, across the river, there is city lights in the distance and storm scan three is generally quiet, you can see cloud cover out there, clouds will gradual liz diminish overnight and high pressure overhead as we go through tonight and tomorrow giving thaws beautiful, sunny day, we have all been waiting for. the then we have to watch our next system this one right here, producing rain down across portions of lou san, arkansas, mississippi, and this is lifting north. this will impact us friday. storm train continues along west coast, rain from seattle, all the way down to los angeles, just not really getting a break out west. mean while we have a beautiful day, tomorrow. there that is big high overhead, high pressure

generally means fair weather, clear skies, certainly does tomorrow with highs in the mid 50's, and again, mid to late march kind of weather, certainly not mid-january weather so get the outside and enjoy that warmth. friday starts off nice, and if you don't listen to the forecast leave friday morning think another sunny, beautiful day. friday afternoon, completely different story, leave work, it is pouring out there from three to 6:00 p.m., a batch of steady rain lift ago cross the region. good news it gets out quickly and we are back to partly sunny and mild to start weekend on saturday. all of the polar air is lock up where it belongs, up in the polar region in the really getting those injections of cold. this is january 25th next wednesday and finally starting to see a piece of that break off and may start to cool down as we get in the end of the month but still the c p.c. projecting temperatures much above normal even for last week of january. as far as tonight is concerned we are above average certainly not too cold, 37 is our low, for tomorrow lots of sun feels

like march, high of 54 degrees , great day to get outside, friday morning sun giving way to afternoon rain but then back to sunshine on saturday, and rain hon, and then we are back to sunshine and mild conditions with 55, even next wednesday, ukee and jessica back to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" young people who live with disabilities are getting out in the community. >> they are helping people cannot help themselves, i'll have this weeks story of brotherly love on the other side, we will be right back.

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and in south jersey some young people who live with disabilities are helping those who cannot help themselves. >> these young people are learning that they have the power to spread brotherly love . daunte jones and sarah goldberg have autism and don't always speak. that doesn't stop them from being able to help meals on wheels in audubon camden county. >> everybody is working together, and everybody is happy, and, yes just a friendship. >> reporter: with guidance sarah and donte load prepackaged meals for delivery as part of the day program from duran which trains people with autism and other disabilities. >> it gives them on site training as far as coming to an actual work site. >> reporter: they have to make sure food is right and safely packed and then crystal sanders an assistant

supervisor drives and walks them to the doors of senior citizens who need meals. >> we come out and gets them out and helping other people as we help them. >> reporter: sarah and donte stopped to tropical off a meal for patricia cross. >> it means a lot. >> reporter: every week about a dozen other duran volunteers make the same kind of deliver ies. >> i think more chances that they have to actually be a part of the community it helps them feel as though they are part of that community. >> reporter: donte and sarah, we love you, we thank you. if would you like to share a story of brotherly love contact us through our web site at cbs philly.com/ brotherly. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 bashing birds fans, governor of new jersey sets his sights on the eagles faithful, what he said and the fans response. delaware county bakery has a make america great again hat cake, tell you the vice they got when they posted this on social media. patco problems the issue that has transit corporation

apologizing to its riders, kate. temperatures on their way up, it will feel more like mid-march, then mid-january, i will tell you how long mild stretch will last and when rain could return? "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >> ♪ fans are generally angry awful people. >> shots fired. governor chris christie with harsh word for eagles nation and this isn't the first time that he has bashed the birds. this feud goes back a little while and governor added fuel to the fire, today. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. sports director don bell joining us now and governor talking. >> chris christie, christie taking ted aim at eagles nation. the let's just say, that he wasn't playing nice.

>> eagles do suck and they have sucked a long time and their tans are generally, angry, awful people. >> reporter: chris christie coming out swinging again, governor of new jersey, a diehard cowboys fans, co host of the boomer and carton show on our sister radio show wfan this morning. christie calling out eagles and giants fans, for their anger over his allegiance to dallas. >> i understand why people are interested if you are a public figure as to who you root for. >> i know that part of it. >> but hostility, i will tell you, that i take for being a cowboys fan. >> reporter: and that hostility was evident here in philadelphia, back in december of 2014. christie celebrated as cowboys companiesed to a crushing defeat of the eagles at the link. governor sitting right next to cowboys owner jerry jones, christie defended himself to angelo cataldi on sports radio 94 wip. >> governor. >> yes. i