>> car and all terrain vehicle collide on a bucks county road, one teen is dead, another in critical condition in the hospital. >> lights, camera, philly. the city takes center stage in an upcoming movie. we take you behind the scenes. and it is opening day at the philadelphia auto show. check out some of the cars that will take you down memory lane. >> today is saturday, january 28th. good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick, checking out the eyewitness weather forecast, justin, good saturday morning. i just have to remember it is january, it is winter, back it reality. all-in-all not too bad this weekend? >> not too bad. we were spoiled by 50's and 06 degrees temperatures, eight days above 50 in the month of january. >> impressive. >> now typical mid winter stuff, talking about highs low 40's, 30's. >> not bad. >> not bad. no big storms in the meantime. have to say we won't get any

storms later this winter, but next few days, looking pretty quiet. so philly auto show, good place to hang out today. if you want to escape some of the winds and and cold, and this morning all quiet across the city. live look like yesterday, waking to up some cloud cover, little colder though. right now the actual air temperature at 35. so still have a breeze out of the west 13 miles per hour. that's bridging the win schil veils down to the mid 20's, what it actually feels like. heavier coat, hats, gloves, needed, taking it on out today. twenty-five mount pocono, mid 30's south jersey and delaware. there is the sustained winds out of the west, southwest, ten to 15 miles per hour today. probably get some gusts near 25. we were around 30 yesterday for the wind gust, but little bit better today. and the windchills across the region right now, feels like 13 up in the poconos. so if you are headed up north for some skiing and riding it will be cold day. overall pretty quiet. twenty-six what it foles like in reading, upper 20's for dover, delaware.

storm scan three showing some clouds, and maybe flurry showing up across chester county northern delaware. that's probably not reaching the ground. just dry morning. most of the snow showers well to the west over the mountains, one could get into the poconos today. but all-in-all, pretty quiet. temperatures low to mid 40's across the region, exception is the mountains. we will be stuck in the 30's, once again, just like yesterday, and pretty much the whole month limited sunshine, that's going to be the trend. talk about what's happening over the next seven days, coming up in a few minute, jan, back to you. >> justin, thank you. now 602:67:89 time to check the roads. let's go to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> high jan, all-in-all looking pretty good out there this morning. we do have road closure to tell but though. if you are planning on traveling through the city be aware jfk boulevard and market street closed between 16th and 20th streets. your best alternate there is chestnut street. good news, out of your way by about 7:00 a.m. this morning. and of course there is still a road closure delaware river

turnpike bridge, pa turnpike, new jersey turnpike, that's close in the both directions, indefinately. normally if you want to go out of your way to avoid that. cbs-3 traffic center. a.m. a amanda mueller back to you. >> new this morning police investigating home invasion and shooting in philadelphia's talcony neighborhood. police say a man was shot in the shoulder inside of his own home here on the 4800 block of longshore avenue just before 2:30 this morning. the man responds dollars to knock at his door only to find two armed men wearing black masks. now, police say, the suspect shot the man when he tried to shut the door. he's currently in the hospital. >> investigators trying to pinpoint what exactly caused a deadly accident involving two teenagers, and an atv in bucks county. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live in bensalem township, to tell us more about it, anita? >> reporter: good morning, jan, such tragic story here. we do know one, 13 year old boy has died after this crash,

another 13 year old is currently in critical condition at a local hospital. but bensalem police at this time are not releasing any names of either of the two boys or the driver. let's get right to video of the scene now. this is chopper video from last night, just before 7:00, when those two boys were apparently ride willing this atv down bensalem boulevard and crashed into a car near intersection every jason drive. police say the driver of that car is cooperating with authorities. although, he's not been cited at this time. is not facing any charges. we also know that it is illegal to drive an atv down a main road like bensalem boulevard. unless you're crossing that street, and even then you must be at least 16 years old. again, one, 13 year old boy has tragically died from this crash. and another is in critical condition at a local hospital. bensalem police say they'll be continuing to investigate throughout this weekend. for now live at bensalem police headquarters, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. woman is killed, and child is in the hospital this morning,

after a hit-and-run in west philadelphia. chopper three, over the 600 block of 57th street, where it all happened last night, right around 8:00. police say a 48 year old woman was killed when a driver in a white mini-van hit her and kept going. meantime, motorcyclist has been killed after colliding with a septa bus in olney. this happened last night on the 5500 block of rising sun avenue. eyewitnesses tell police that the motorcyclist ran a red light. no one on the bus was hurt. president trump continues to have a very busy schedule into the weekend. he is talking by phone with at least five foreign leaders including russia's president vladmeere putin. yesterday the president said he took steps that he claims will make america safer. weijia jiang explains. >> president donald trump signed an executive order to immediately begin what he calls extreme vetting of refugees. >> i'm establishing new vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united state of

america. we don't want them here. >> the order suspend the us refugee admissions program for four months, while it is reviewed. it stops the approval of visas for people from countries of particular concern. us agencies will determine what information the us government needs to ensure individuals are not a security threat. and it blocks all syrian refugees until the president determines changes have been made to ensure their admission is consistent with the national interests. senate minority leader democrat chuck schumer condemned the orders. he says tears are running down the cheeks of the statue of liberty tonight. the council of american islamic relations said it will challenge the order in federal court. mr. trump reiterated his support for the use of torture to fight terrorism. but saidel defer to defense secretary, james mattis, who is against it. president trump also signed paperwork, to build up the military. >> new planes, new ships, new

resources, and new tools. >> earlier mr. trump had an hour-long telephone call with mexico's president, the white house said the president agreed work out their differences about paying for the border wall. and talked about ways to stop drug and i will legal arms trafficking. in washington, weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thousands gathered in washington, for the march for life, an annual pro-life demonstration. >> we are pro-life ... >> they packed the national mall and marched to the u.s. supreme court. the march for life falls on the anniversary of the 1973 roe vs wade ruling, legalizing abortions, vice president mike pence became the highest ranking official to ever appear at that march. >> because of all of you, and the many thousands who stand with us in mars like this, all across the nation, life is winning again in america. >> with the new republican

president, and republican majorities in both the house and the senate, a bore sean opponents say they're feeling political momentum. president trump has promised to appoint an anti-abortion judge to fill the vacancy on the supreme court. that will announcement is expected next week. >> bergin county prosecutor offers will not pursue charges against new jersey governor chris christie in the bridgegate case. this decision stems from a criminal complaint filed against the governor by a former teaneck firefighter. in november 2 of christie's former aides were convicted in federal court. christie has denied any wrong-doing. the governor's offers released a statement calling the complaint an injustice against the governor. a production of the musical rag time which contains a racial slur in the script will go on. at cherry hill high school eels. meeting on tuesday the school district took some heat for it decision to remove the racial slur from the script. dills strict now reversed course and decided student can perform the musical as it was written. music theater international,

the distributor of the script, made it clear that its contract states that the play must be performed as written or not at all. the. in aacp says it is disappointed in the district's decision. >> hollywood comes back to center city. you may have hit some heavy traffic around jfk boulevard last night. film crews will be there until 7:00 this morning. for a movie that's getting a lot of excitement. our own natasha brown tells us what's being filmed in philly. >> on a bustling friday night in philly traffic is often a factor when folks are going about their evening plans. but on this night the national flow of cars is snarled by road closures, beginning from 15th and jfk, to 20th and jfk, it is the first night of a shoot for the film un touch at any time starring philly's own kevin hart. we captured this shot in center city. >> i'm so excited about untouchable. first of all we have kevin hart back in town. we have the most exciting

actor, besides him, brian kranson. and nicole kidman. up. >> sharon, executive director of the greater philadelphia film offers has seen her share of movies using the city of brotherly love as a backdrop. it seemed toner jews the city and says it is good for business. >> everyone is so excited to have big stars in town, you know, to have all of this activity. it is great business for the city. >> sets for the film untouchable are also being created at sun center studios in aston delaware county. state officials say the film industry still sees philadelphia as a thriving movie hot spot. >> the film industry has become vital to pennsylvania, and also the philadelphia and delaware county region. these are jobs that benefit delaware county, pennsylvania, and the surrounding areas. >> we didn't get to see any a list celebrities like kevin hart. but we can tell you he was posting on instagram tonight. here he says amazing cable

read with this unbelievably talented cast direct or and producer for our movie untouchable. we are head toy hit the grounds running. so kevin hart again and many other celebrities expected at least by next week, to be taking part in some of the shoots here seeing on the street of philadelphia and throughout the suburban area. in center city, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". fun stuff there. and this will be fun, too, the philadelphia international airport auto show opens to the public this morning. this year there is a special display of cars with ties to movies. the hollywood rides exhibit has some cars from films you may know and love like ghost busters, back to the future. of course, there are also the new rides that you can find at your local dealership. our own vittoria woodill talks with the show's executive director. >> the people that work on the show, we feel like we're custodians, 116 years, and it is not about the industry. it is not an industry thing. it is a philly thing. it is part of the fabric of philadelphia. >> now the philadelphia

international auto show opens at 9:00 this morning, and runs through february the fifth. still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". credit include the elephant man, midnight express. we take a look back at the life and the career of actor john hurt. >> and the loss of another tv icon. we remember actress barbara hail, that's when "eyewitness news" continues.

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prolific actors john hurt has died. he blast diagnosed in 2015 but later said he was cancer free. his career spans six decades, he was twice nominated for oscar award for his role in midnight express. and the elephant man. hurt starred in two harry potter films as well as in this year's oscar nominated film. john hurt was 776789. and tress bacala hail has died, best known role, the secretary in the tv series perry mice on, and when she co-starred with raymond burr. the show originally ran on cbs from 1957 to 1966, got re rival in the 80s, nine 90s, it earned her emmy in 1959. there is no word on the cause of her death. a family representative says hail died thursday at her los angeles area home with her family by her side. barbara hail was 94 years old. meantime, back here at home, pennsylvania senator bob kacie held round table in philadelphia in support of legislation, aimed at those battling breast cancer.

he supports the treatment act, it would provide medicare coverage of limb foe deem a compression items, it is swelling and fluid retention in the bod that i can go to surgery if lymph nodes are removed like lumpectomy or masectomy. >> those on medicare don't have the supplies covered under medicare so we have to pay out-of-pocket. and the sleeves that i have to wear cost $1,002. and then it has to be replaced. which is really unaffordable. >> another topics every conversation with ensuring the protection of pre-existing condition coverage if the affordable care act is fulfilled. >> advocates fight to go preserve the affordable care act gathered in philadelphia, they're urging president trump and congressional republicans to keep americans covered. "eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl, has the story of their campaign.

>> save my care. >> 5.5 million pennsylvanians, that's almost half of the population of pennsylvania, are protected by pre-existing conditions, clauses in the affordable care act. >> president trump vowed to repeal the affordable care act, saying it is too costly, but the administration and delaware republicans have not provided any details on a replacement. >> it can be death mental to the health of our families and our children, in pennsylvania. >> pediatrician kate wallace treats children with disabilities who rely on coverage from the aca. >> they really don't have a voice, so i'm here to be their voice today. >> my position is life threat glenn 32 year old tahira has a heart condition, instead of relying on emergency routes, she says the aca regular doctors visits have kept her healthy, her children also have a variety of health problems. >> how would you take care of you and your family without

the affordable care act? >> i have to choose sometimes between food and a bill. without the affordable care act i don't know where we would be. >> without providing any specifics yet, president trump has indicated that everyone should have access to affordable healthcare coverage, and that includes those with pre-existing conditions. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". turning now to weather, another january day, nothing too, too dramatic out there, right, justin? >> exactly, winner coat, hat, casino every like yesterday. don't expect to see whole lot of sun. that's what we're dealing with all month long, gloomy for january. but all quiet here across the region this weekend. still little breezy today. so the wind chills value will be down to the 20's, 30's, throughout your saturday. but all-in-all, things could be worse for late january. right now, sitting at freezing, just north and west of the city. we go out to eagleville, lou, 32 degrees, partly cloudy skies, so dealing with little cloud cover around this morning, pull out over the next few hours, see the afternoon probably more clouds

thickening up once again, once we see little daytime heating. down in newark, delaware, checking in at 35 degrees under mostly cloudy skies, and we will move over to new jersey here across the river, partly cloudy skies in delran, couple of sixers here, yes, dealing with the clouds, limited sunshine, but you go back to wednesday in riverside, see. that so been a while, no full sunny days coming at us any time soon. that's the trends the past few weeks. we take you outside right now, to new jersey, palmyra cove nature park looking across the delaware. good viabilities. no fog this morning. still breeze here. 33 degrees. so one of the coldest mornings we had in about a week, for most of the delaware valley, a we get close to freezing in a loft spots. january skies, limited sunshine, only one day for philadelphia, officially with mostly sunny conditions. twelve days, partly sunny, and 14, mostly cloudy, overcast, and we're pretty much going to be partly sunny through the rest of this month.

i don't think we will get full sunny day probably until the beginning of fen, so pattern that we're in. typical for winter. but, been a while since sunday shine to make this little dreary for the wintertime. snow showers over central pennsylvania, up-state new york, we have the flow coming in right off the lake. so cold air over relatively warmer waters. so picking up moisturement some of the snow showers could get in the poconos today. radar showing little built of snow over part of northern delaware, delaware county, probably not reaching the grounds. so again, generally cloudy skies through the next couple of hours. winds gust to 21-point pocono. nobody else reporting gusts at the top of the hour. that may change later this morning, into the afternoon. so as we head through time, those gusts get to about 25. so not as gusty as yesterday. still, enough of a wind, to bring the windchills into the 30's throughout your afternoon hours. then tonight, the winds starts to relax. so if you're out late tonight, gusts to 15 miles per hour, windchills down to the 20's. here's the overall pattern. strong low pressure system in the upper atmosphere, sitting

across southern canada. you get the flow around it. we get that counter clockwise flow. and that cold air able to move southward, so chilly pattern develops through the weekend, into next week, we will have little weak system moving on through, lilt dollars moisture, called clipper systems, maybe couple of rain or snow showers, mainly just clouds. big story, will be the cooler temperatures, nothing out of the ordinary, just getting close to the average, 41 this time every year. so here's what's happening today. not whole lot. little sunshine today. clouds to the west and to the north, but those snow showers, clipper number one, comes through to the north on sunday, bringing more clouds, probably, later sunday night, maybe stray flurry overnight sunday into monday morning. and then monday afternoon, pretty quiet. then here is our next clip their will approach us, into tuesday, i think that one gives better chance for a rain or snow shower coming in tuesday afternoon. then another clipper system moves in through wednesday. just bringing more clouds, and just reinforcing the cooler air. the win chill values down to the 30's throughout your

afternoon, it will feel chilly today. 9:00 windchills, into the 20's over most locations, then tomorrow morning, still, we're dealing with windchills, 20's, three's, throughout your afternoon. so just typical cool late january weekend. today, partly sunny, 44 degrees. the actual afternoon temperature. tonight we get close to freezing once again, southwest winds at 10 miles per hour. here is the extended forecast. i think i mentioned no big storms, little system coming through some clouds, 38 degrees for the high monday. probably one of the coldest days, tuesday rain or snow shower. then we keep it chilly through the second half of next week headed into february. jan, back to you. >> if i can just get a little sun now and again justin i will be happen. >> i one more closer to spring. >> that's right. look on the bright side. thank up, justin. still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", new film where k9 is the top cop. we will take a look when "eyewitness news" continues.

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january 28th. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. meteorologist, justin drabick out there live this morning on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. now, justin, if i can get little sun slight in my life today, i will be very happy, i know it is chilly but is it a possibility? >> we won't see whole lot of sun. i know we could use some vitamin d this time of year, get the winter blues, but that's the pattern, right, unfortunately over the past few weeks, only one full sunny day officially in philadelphia for the month so far. so limited sun again. i this i we see little bit of that sunshine, especially later this morning, but clouds will pick it up once again this afternoon, but all-in-all, quiet pattern, seems to be whole lot worse for this time of year. temperatures, cooler than yesterday morning. we're in the low and mid 30's, for the actual numbers, at freezing in allentown at this hour. mid 30's, philadelphia, millville wilmington, delaware, little winds to deal, with not quite as strong as yesterday. sustained winds ten to 15, gust to go near 25, especially into the afternoon. so the win chill values, on the colder side.

it does feel like the mid 20's, on exposed skin in allentown and philadelphia, 27 for the windchill in wilmington. these numbers will get into the 30's for the afternoon. overall just feels cold. throughout the entire day. snow showing up on radar, south and west of the city probably not reaching the ground. other than that clouds this morning depending on where you are. see some sunshine, still lake effect snow showers in the mountains, of western pennsylvania, some of the snow showers could get into the poconos today. but all-in-all partial sunshine, temperatures close to average, still one gusts with the windchill values in the 30's. weekend pretty quiet, low to mid 40's, partly sunny skies both saturday and sunday little less winds tomorrow, not bad finish to the weekends. let you know what to expect in the next seven days, does get colder. we will talk about it coming up in a few more minutes, jan, back to you. >> justin, i am nit-picking here, at least not talking about snow. >> i'm with you. i hear you. >> thank you, justin. it is now 6:31.

let's go to amanda mueller. >> hi, january. good news for roadways, by and large. looks pretty good out there right now. we do have our eyes on one or two accidents, including this one at keim street north hills boulevard. right now emergency crews are on the scene there. avoid the fare possible, also, word about an accident on the new jersey turnpike northbound, that's right after route 206. it has the right lane block, there so do expect some delays. be aware road work on the right sound bound lane blocked at route one, due to road work one lane blocked there, schedule to ends around 99:00 a.m. this morning. finally planning through the city be aware jfk boulevard and market street closed between 15th and 20th streets. your best alternate there is chestnut street. the good news, is that out of your way by 7:00 a.m. this morning, so should only affect you if you need to head out in the next half hour or so. at the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller, back to you. >> miss continue to

investigate what happened when two teens riding a atv in bucks county smashed into a car tragically the accident was deadly. >> anita oh, in bensalem with the entire story. anita? >> good morning, jan, yes, very tragic story indeed. we know that that 13 year old boy has died, and another 13 year old is in critical condition at a local hospital. but bensalem police at this time are not releasing any names, including that of the driver. we want to get right to the video now and show you the scene. here is chopper video from the scene last night just before 7:00 when the two boys were riding the atv down bensalem boulevard and crashed into a car near jason drive. we do know that the driver has not been cited, is not facing any charges at this time. and is cooperating with authorities. we also know that it is illegal to ride an atv down main road like bensalem boulevard. unless you're crossing that road, and even then, you must be at least 16 years old.

we know the 13 year old has died, and another in critical condition. the police will be investigating throughout the weekends. live at bensalem police headquarters, i'm anita o. >> so sad, thank you, and eat a president trump says government agencies need time to develop a stricter vetting system for refugees. he's barring refugees from certain countries from entering the united states for four months. and as mary maloney reports for refuse geez from syria, the ban is indefinite. >> in his first visit to the pentagon, as commander in chief, president donald trump taking action against certain immigrants. >> chief radical islamic terrorism, out of the united states of america, we don't want them here. the. >> order stops people from iraq, syria, iran, sedan, libya, somalia, or yemen, from entering the united states for 90 days. it also suspends the us refugee admissions program for

about four months, until members of trump's cabinet believe the person is properly vetted. >> we want to ensure that we are not admitting into our country the very threat our soldiers are fighting overseas. >> but the president told the christian broadcasting network, christians will be given priority. >> if you were a christian in syria, it was impossible, very, very, at least, very, very tough to get into the united state. if you were muslim you could come in. and go to very, very unfair. so we are going to help them. >> critics say the orders hurts more than it helps. >> you're going to need muslim allies more than anybody else, to be successful in this life. >> trump also signed executive action to increase military spending, getting new planes, pools, ships. >> our military strength will be questioned by no one. but neither will our dedication to peace. we do want peace. >> i'm mary maloney reporting. >> the philadelphia chapter of

care, civil rights muslim advocacy group; denouncing president trump's executive orders on immigration. leaders tells a news conference in center city. >> we're targeting refugees, building walls, suspending visas from immigrants from certain countries, will do nothing to keep us safer. it will only make us more after target because we are going to be playing into the narrative of innings tremies cents and terrorist who is want to create a divide between different states and cultures. >> says it will work tirelessly to resist president trump's policy. meantime, president trump and russian president vladmeere putin are scheduled to speak on the phone today. both leaders suggest they'll work together to improve us-russian relations, the president also plans to vote for other leaders. >> yesterday, welcoming theresa may to the white house. two had packed agenda. one of the priorities is crafter agnew trade deal between the us and the uk. prime minister may's visit comes as britain west recalls

is a.m. lake extremism, the future of nato, from the european union. >> week lee fogged to working closely with you, as we strengthen our mute your ties and commerce business in foreign affairs. >> and i'm convince add trade deal between the us and the uk is in the national interests of both countries, and will cement the crucial relationship that's correct is cents between us. >> the white house meeting was president trump's first with a foreign head of state. >> president trump enters the oval office with low job approval ratings. new quinnipiac university poll shows 36% of americans approve of the handling of the job, in his first week, 44% say they disapprove. >> republican lawmakers headed back to washington yesterday after wrapping up their congressional retreat here in philadelphia. but before they left, demonstrators took to the streets again. several hundred people gathered at 30th street station, however, demonstrators did not meet any of those lawmakers at the

train station. plans to changed, and republicans left the city by bus. authorities say even though thousands of people took to the streets, over the last few days, there were no arrests. the nature is that everyone is kept safe, first amendment was respected, and upheld, and that, in a democratic society, that's our primary responsibility. and demonstrators say even though law makers have left the city, they'll continue their work for the next four years. in other news: kingsway high school in gloucester county hosted a discussion on the future of school funding in new jersey. a special school funded committee chaired by senate president we have sweeney listened to parent and officials at a field hearing, senator sweeney proposes keeping the 2,008 funding formula, but track special exceptions, which were supposed to be temporary, he also says there should be new connection cents for school growth. >> if every someone in a hundred%, what's unfair about 100%? and that's what we're striving

for, for every single school district in the state, be at 100%. >> but 100% is terrifying to school district. that have a lot of student who live below the poverty level. they get aid that exceeds the funding formula, and could lose millions of dollars a year. meantime the philadelphia school district has released a new report detailing the condition of its school property. it says city school properties need more than 12,000 row pairs at a projected cost of four and a half billion dollars. some of the biggest repairs needed are heating and cooling, along with electrical service. the school district says it has a greater need for strategic investment in upgrades, and for complete facility replacement. and a lack of sponsorship puts the brakes on 30 year philadelphia tradition. the manayunk bike race is canceled for this year. the philadelphia international cycling classic made the announcement on its website. saying this past winners like lance armstrong tackled that famous manayunk wall, grueling

17% grade climb. mayor jim kenney says it costs $1 million to put on that race. the cancellation is a tough loss for cycling fans and manayunk businesses. >> my first bike raisin spired me so much i actually went to europe to see a real "tour de france". >> i'm bummed out. i used to live on the route when i lived up the hill with my girlfriends. and it was a staple in we would do every year. >> it is so popular. pennsylvania congressman, bob brady, says he will work to see if the race can be saved for this year. organizers say it is possible that they'll hold a race again next year. >> the city of philadelphia has launched a campaign to help resident claim the un earned income tax yesterday. >> i not that we're just putting monday any people's pockets. it is much more than that. we are providing an opportunity for some to establish financial stability, perhaps for the first time in their life. >> officials estimate 40,000 philadelphia resident are eligible for the credit. but don't take it.

leaving nearly $100 million unclaimed. to find out if you're eligible for some money go, to cbsphilly.com. septa hopes the new schedule for regional rail trains will improve reliability. the new schedule goes into effect tomorrow. septa says the revised train schedule will address several issues including jounces ton, you can check out the new schedule on our website again cbsphilly.com. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a former pennsylvania mayor enters a plea in a case involving a museums that was never built. we'll explain. >> facebook has new way to make sure someone doesn't hack into your account. finds out how. andres warm, possibly in a lot of layers, justin drabick eyewitness weather forecast is just minutes away. we will be right back.

>> authorities have lift add boil water advisory, because of the massive sinkhole that opened up in cheltenham township. the earth gave way wednesday morning. crews saved a white truck that was sitting dangerously close to the edge of that sinkhole. right now, though, the work does continue to fill the hole and get things all back to normal. the former mayor of harrisburg will not be going to jail after pleading guilty in a public corruption case. former mayor steven read, at dauphin county court where he was sentenced to two years probation and hit with a $2,000 fine. read charged with 20 count of

receiving stolen property. his crime, using public money to buy argue fact for wild west museum that was never built. >> and facebook is making it tougher for unauthorized use tears gain access to your account. you can now lockdown your log-in with actual security key it, plugs right into your usb drive on your computer, see it rid there. just register the device, tap it to log in. it says tech companies says the security key is a new layer to make accounts more secure. >> meantime, the philadelphia fire department is promoting and honoring some of its bells, at the fires academy, the training academy, fire commissioner, adam steel, presented her or i am awards, letters of appreciation, and unit citations. several members actually two several members of the department. commissioner also promoted more than 40 firefighters and paramedics, in various positions. >> and there is still a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason, and alex wagner join us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> good morning, jan, the days

headlines coming up. plus it is to came out in the 40's, depicted the 80s, and is now a hotter than ever. we will take closer look at just why the book, 1984, is topping the best seller list. >> plus, it is one of the most iconic buildings in the world. but it is actually falling apart. we will take you on rare tour inside the british parliament to show you just how dangerous this becomes. >> and this store is selling pirate goods, also changing the face of education. see how best selling author's small ideas to boost reading has now spread nationwide. >> all that, plus your eye opener, the dish, and music, in our saturday session. that's just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> looking forwards to it, thank you. the paul robeson house in philadelphia on the brink of close usual after it owner passed away. now the landmark is getting a second chance. as cherri gregg from our sister station news radio reports, it comes thanks to a passionate friend.

>> this was actually -- >> meet ver. in oca michael. >> he was valdictorian of his high school class. >> these past was paul robeson. >> our families were more than friends, our families were families. >> grew up on this block and newspaper her uncle paul well. he was a pro-football player, lawyer, actor and singer. he was friends on the level of albert einstein. >> i call him the quint send shale father of civil right. >> the robeson's activism got him black listed during the mccarthy era. he lost his passport, income, and health, spending his final days in this west philadelphia home. >> oh, i just started working on things that he didn't have the strength to work on. >> once a boxing promos err and owner of the famed blue horizon, he began working at the robeson house with founder, francis austin. when austin passed away in 2015, michael stepped up.

>> he found. >> this i didn't find it. >> launched new exhibit hit week, membership drives and outreach. >> joyce mostly is robeson's cousinment michael convinced her to join in. >> i want to make sure that paul's history and his legacy continues. >> michael has plans to do just that. starting right here, at his house. >> if a to developed into my passion, and i love it, and so i'm trying to get other people to become passionate about the paul robeson house. >> if they have up, i think it will happen. >> in west philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". turning now to weather. justin, how is it going to feel outside today? can i get out there with my usual jacket, or do i need to put on couple of extra layers? >> layer up. late january. get back to the warmer pattern. no 50's, 60s like we had the past couple of weeks, actually eight days with over

50 degrees temperatures, for philadelphia, so pretty impressive for the monday of january. now moving to the middle of winter, pretty much what we can expect. things no real true arctic air, but waking up, check in with backyard, from the weather watchers. going little further to the north in philadelphia. up in berks, john jenkins, mostly cloudy skies at 31 degrees, so for the first time down near freezing for locations in just over a week, so we had nice break from some of the colder air, so winter weather love evers, you will like this forecast headed into the middle of february. it will be add or maybe even slightly below average as far as the temperatures go. into new jersey, we will head across the river here, kerry higgins in mt. laurel. 34 degrees, partly cloudy skies, little further south into interior south jersey. john, in mullica hill, he's got 33 degrees, under mostly cloudy conditions. and there is a bit of wind to deal with once again today. it could get gusts 25 miles per hour. so windchill values down to the 20's at this hour in

woodbine, cart inning ton, willingboro, kenneth martin checking in with winds still at 27 degrees. that's why i love, windchills may get to the mid three's throughout the day. let's take you outside right now to center city with our central library camera. looking at overcast skies across philadelphia, still bit of breeze to deal with. driving conditions this morning, not bad at all. maybe see stray flurry and that's about it, and the win really shouldn't be much of a problem when driving over the bridges. the patterns are changing moving back to the typical mid winter style pat western jet stream back to the south. >> even below average headed to neck week, we'll show that you, new average temp the low four's for afternoon highs.

, month of january, been warm, almost six greets above average. pretty impressive. >> warmest day, 67 degrees, lowest, 12. not extreme that start of the month even into february. lack of snow, 5.2 inches so far on the season, should be nine on average. and the seasonal average, 22.4. last year remember 27 and a half. most that far came with one storm which happened just over a year ago. >> no big snowstorms, but moving back to the colder pattern, so potential headed into the middle of the month of february. >> we do have snow showers, mountains, central pennsylvania, poconos

>> 478-inch base at camelback, blue mountain 24 to 36 at the base. also coming in at 37 trails today. not bad weekend for some skiing and riding. little breeze to deal with. sustained wind gust to go 25. wind back off tonight, feeling little better tomorrow. overall pattern, just quiet. with the set up we're doling with, just get weak disturbances moving through, they don't have whole lot of moisture with it, so dealing with clouds >> 44 degrees, feeling like the 30's, tonight, cold near freezing, partly cloudy, extended forecast, and a lot of clouds around, limited sunshine, 38 the high monday. one of the colder days, could be rain or snow shower on tuesday, 42 degrees, and headed into february, jan, right on target, temps up to

30's, low four's. >> all right, but i don't see a blizzard. >> not on the seven day. >> i'm okay with that. >> thanks, justin. "eyewitness news" will be right back with how. in fl star quarterback and local boy, mattie ice, g

>> welcome back, broadway joe, monsters of the mid-way, purple people eaters, know what we're talking about, a lot of great nicknames, and one of the best belongs to matt ryan, local kid, living the dream. lesley van arsdall explains. >> matted mat's run to superbowl, culminated new incredible win against the packers, but story began here,

at penn charter, his coach, brian. he said he knew he was special to the very beginning. >> dissect them at very early age. >> his nickname mattie ice given to his by his teammates. >> man, he's really cool so mattie ice emerged. >> he'll never forget where he came from, and where to find the best cheese steaks. >> delasa m.d. ros or chubby's, root down the street from where i went to high school. >> he said he knew matt would become a good quarterback in college. couldn't have guessed woe develop into an nfl star. and now here he is, playing in the biggest game of his life. >> to be playing, you know, in the superbowl, the pinacle of what, you know, every. in fl football player, it is just, just amazing. >> lesley van arsdall,

eyewitness sports. >> and good luck to him. >> yes. >> just enough time for one last check on the forecast. >> little chilly, windchill values 20's, what it actually feels like when you step outside mid 20's philadelphia and a lot of locations windchills stay pretty much in the 30's throughout the entire day, but quiet weekend, could be worse, first sunshine, temperatures hold in the 40's, close to average. >> could be worse, that's it. thank you, justin, that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbs philly, cbs saturday is next. have a great weekend.

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