about the shooting, also left a 12 year old wounded. plus: damp and dreary start to our sunday morning, and maybe more showers today. but the big question is will this wet weather impact the eagles game? chelsey ingram is tracking the very latest, that's coming up. and security has been tightened for today's new york city marathon. the steps that city officials are take to go help keep thousands of runners and millions of spectators safe. today is sunday, november 5th, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. again, rain overnight. do we have more in store? let's get right over to meteorologist, chelsey ingram with this sunday weather. will it get better. >> i think it already has gotten better but dealing with the clouds, passing shower, maybe spotty drizzle as warmfront pushes on through the region today. not going to be anything like

last sunday. you can see beautiful fall foliage off in the distance, beautiful red, and the yellow colors, out there, temperature of 51 degrees. fall foliage looks illuminated storm scan3, shows batch of rain moved through earlier this morning, really during the overnight hours. starting to dry out, we will have the risk for stray shower , maybe spotty drizzle later today. 55 degrees right now in philadelphia. it is 58 in millville, 59 in atlantic city, zero six down the shore in wildwood. 51 degrees in allentown in 40 's. mount pocono 4 degrees. 5 degrees warmer there, though , compared to this time yesterday. and 7 degrees warm nerve philadelphia. that will be the trends throughout the day today. also down the shore spotty shower chance, 5 degrees in the poconos, even warmer, as we head into tomorrow. i'll have details coming up in your full forecast, plus your

eagles game day forecast in just a bit, jan. >> sounds good. 8:01, this morning, teenager dead after an overnight shooting in north philadelphia the gunfire also left a 12 year old boy hospitalized. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at temple university hospital this morning, where that 12 year old is now recovering, anita, do police have any leads on suspect here? >> well, jan, witnesses told police that the gunman appeared to be about five-six, wore all dark clothing, but police may get better idea after speaking to this 12 year old shot in the leg but is in stable condition here at temple university hospital. now, the gunfire unfolded just after midnight on north 19th street by west somerset street. that's right off west lehigh avenue. and investigators responded there just after midnight when a gunman fired bullets, into a group of teens there. bullets hit the 16 year old twice in the chest, and once in the neck, while the 12 year old got hit once in the leg.

>> right now eight shell casings, projectiles, also four strike marks on the actual property itself, one on the door, three on the wall. >> and investigators are speaking to witnesses, and looking for any surveillance video in the area. if you know anything, call police. live at temple university hospital. anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, thank you philadelphia police are investigating another overnight double shooting. this shooting happened around 1:00 a.m., on the 400 block every west wyoming avenue. that's in the city feltonville section. one person is hospitalized this morning, in critical condition. the other victim was hit in the leg and is now in stable condition. no arrests made, and no word on what may have led up to the shootingment family, friend, remembering teenager shot and killed in south philadelphia last month.

viewing and funeral at fellowship church in philadelphia, he was just 16 years old. police say 16 year old brandon oliveri shot miller and 16 year old sal denubile during a argument happened near 12th and ritner on october 24. oliveri is being held without bail. >> a march accused of killing his very own brother inside a home in elkins park. police caught up with the suspect at upper moore lands township motel. as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan reports, police say, they found the suspect with his brother's stolen car. >> a neighbor who didn't want to appear on camera told us he was concerned all day whether he saw his neighbor harry's car wasn't here, now those fears confirmed, harry bokman of elkins park found dead in his home. police say around 1215 dispatched to the 400 block of north sterling road for wellness check. sixty-four year old harry bok man who lives in the house was supposed to be the family member on friday night for dinner and never showed up. police say bokman's 60 year

old jamison bokman of philadelphia being charged with murder, they say jamison beat his older brother to death and stole his car. harry bokman found in the basement with signs every blunt force trauma to his head and body. jamison bokmanilow kate dollars with his brother's stolen ford escape in a fairfield hotel. they arrested him without incident head in jail awaiting arraignment on charges of first and third agree murder. from elkins park, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> president trump now in japan for the first stop of his 11 day tour of asia. yesterday, philadelphia was a site of one of many anti-trump protests all across the country. at least one clash with trump supporters led to arrest. take a look. >> argument involving three people there went from words to attack he will and handcuffs.

plus the demonstrations were mostly peaceful yesterday. about 100 anti-trump protesters list toned speakers at thomas cane plaza before marching through center city. >> new york city keeping up -- beefing up security for this morning's marathons, expects runners and walk presser all around the world and, as wendy gillette reports, the extra protection last tuesday's terror attack in manhattan. >> the dando family enjoying mat hand al, before kyle runs the new york city marathon. they arrived thursday night. two days after alleged terrorist said he was inspired by isis, drove a pick-up truck into bicyclists. killing eight people, and injuring 11 other. was there any consideration to pull out when you heard about that terror a snack. >> no conscious at all, no. i'm locked and loaded and ready to go. >> others are a bit more uneasy like new yorker diane malcolm. >> i'm also apprehensive but i

also realize i can't let it stop me. >> deploying extra k9 units, undercover officer and snipers for the international renounded race. city also adding additional sands trucks and vehicles to block intersections, more than any other previous event, held in new york city. state and federal law enforcement will lend a hand, to help keep the more than 50,000 runners, and as many as two and a half million spectators safe. >> you'll have thousands of officers on duty this weekend. but i want to stress this is just a precautionary measure. >> race organizers say there has been no spike in concellations for this year's marathon. they're urging those who attend to remove their headphones, put down their cell phones, remain aware of their surroundings. wendy gillette for cbs-3 " eyewitness news". >> new information in the las vegas mass shooting. police now think depression may have led at least in part to that deadly rampage.

investigators say steven paddock's gambling lost cost have sent him into downward spiral. paddock lost a significant amount of money over the past few years, and investigators say, with those losses, came diminished status. neighbor faces charges after an assault on senator rand paul. state troopers say the kentucky republican suffered minor injuries during the attack. and and at his bowling green home friday afternoon. the suspect rene buyshare now out on bail, charged with one count of forced assault. reporting that the f.b.i. now investigating it this attack was politically motivated, a spokesperson says senator paul was blind sided, but is fine. >> this morning, a camden county police officer is waking up at home. officer patrick o'hanlon gave a thumbs-up as he left the hospital yesterday. o'hanlon was shot in the line of duty. investigators say, the officer confront add man acting suspiciously, wednesday night, and that's when police say that man shot the officer in

the leg. o'hanlon's father spoke before taking his son home. take a listen. >> sore, swollen, wants to go home and get in his own bed, you know, relax, get well. >> oh, hanlon was able to arrest that man without anyone else getting hurt. his family says he plans to return to the camden county police department, once he gets better. and, coming up in the next half hour, hear what is being credited for saving the young officer's life. and check this out. four philadelphia sheriffs deputies back home this morning, as well, they spent three weeks in puerto rico, helping victims, following hurricane maria. inspector michael bastone, deputy sheriff officers alex around dough and end rookie owe martin, arrived at philadelphia international airport yesterday morning. while in puerto rico they handed out supplies to people

struggling to recover, all four have family in puerto rico. >> in just a few minutes, now, thousands of runners and walkers will be taking over the ben franklin bridge. this is the 16th annual cooper norcross run the bridge charity event that kicks off at 8:30 this morning. and this is a live look at the bridge, now shutdown to vehicular traffic. today's event includes 10k run , 2-mile bridge walk. and the proceeds go to the lark school for students with disability, in bellmawr, new jersey. >> looking clear, looking good to go. >> still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning: a treatment for pain that leaves you bruised on purpose. >> the ancient chinese, that looks like torture, actually delivering quick relief. whether it is an achy muscle or sports injury, health reporter stephanie stahl will explain how the bruce help, we'll also have this. >> how a music teach is her helping inner city kids turn their lives around. i'm roxanna, in camden, new

jersey, that story coming up. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and

our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward.

>> peeping are raving about this pain relieving treatment. the popular therapy, being done in manayunk. >> getting bruce today feel bert, yes, that's what's happening here. >> let me know if any of the pressure is too much. >> therapy for pain that draws blood to the surface of the skin leaving red and bruce marks. >> it is used to treat muscle and tendon soreness. >> very useful to help to soften the soft tissue, muscular tightness, it will help to return proper blood flow to the air. >> i'm running on the atlantic city boards walk here. >> raina competes in

triathelon, depends on regular treatment for things like shinsplints. >> you can feel immediate difference. >> more tight? >> licensed acupuncturist who has treated thousands of guash a. he said people often need series of treatment, get this, done with a chinese porcelain soup spoon. >> so when you say i'm going to help with you this soup spoon, what do people say? >> they're curious, some skeptical at first. >> similar to cupping, that increases blood flow with suction. it use as directed pressure, scraping, but not breaking the skin. >> and while it might be popular for some, there are plenty of skeptics. >> what would you say to the critics who say there is not enough science to prove this works? >> and that you might be able to get the same results with a heating pad? >> well, you know, i would say for them to come in and try t because proof is in the pudding t works. >> judith is a hair-dresser, aching from using her arms all day, she said it is a tremendous help. what about all of that scraping?

doesn't it hurt? >> it is not very comfortable. it is a good hurt. not painful. just slightly un comfortable. >> and ann says it helps her cope with sports injuries. >> there is also immediate relief from pain. and more freedom of movement, and it feels really good. >> it costs between 25 to $45 is often combined with acupuncture, for some extra pain and stress relief. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> looks intimidate to go me, but hey whatever works. chelsey unfortunately, don't have the best forecast out there right now? >> it won't be the most beautiful sunday but not nearly as bad as it was last sunday, let's just say that, dealing with the clouds out here, live look at center city 65 degrees, at least it is not as cold as it was yesterday. right? and we all got extra hour of sleep, so everyone is in a great mood. winds out of the east around 6 . dealing with the east winds all across the region.

it is 59 degrees, currently in millville. we're in the 60s now down the shore. 62 degrees in wildwood. it is 60 degrees in atlantic city. we're at 51 allentown, cool spot on the map, all morning, mount pocono at 44. low 50's for reading, and also lancaster, checking in right around 51 degrees. here is a look at the winds, we have the on shore flow. then persistent, we have coastal flood advisories, and in effect through the noon hour. for portions of the new jersey coastline, also, for the delaware beaches. those winds will be shifting out of the south, so later on this afternoon, and that's going to allow temperatures to bump up little bit from where they were yesterday. yesterday's high temperature 69. different story today. forecasting high in the mid 60s. then by monday, 72 degrees. that's out ahead of colds front. behind the front of course temperatures are going to drop off. and for change, actually ends up being couple every degrees below average for this time of year. but that front is going to bring us the risk for more rain, maybe even thunderstorm.

then we get to that. for today, the clouds dominate the forecast. maybe a little bit of drizzle, patchy drizzle here and there. possibly passing shower. clouds dominate, noon hour, 62 n through the 3:00 hour, six a, it is going to be a milder afternoon compared to yesterday. storm scan3 shows we have the clouds around the region, but had batch of rain that moved through overnight, during the early morning hours. you can see that's pushed off shore. we could still see shower pushing on through. and our future weather will confirm that. headed into the afternoon, just light passing shower maybe even some spotty drizzle , and then we will deal with mostly cloudy skies as we led into the overnight hours tonight, by monday tracking a cold front, look what happens as we head into the afternoon and evening, line of showers maybe even couple every embedded thunderstorms moving on through, at 6:00. something we will be keeping our eyes on, very closely as we led into the start of the work week.

>> much better situation than last sunday, looking at kick off temperature around 61 degrees, the game right here on cbs 3, just calling for spotty shower maybe even little patchy drizzle. >> clouds the name of the game cloudy mild, spotty shower today, 65 degrees. highs across the region now a look at the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, as we're up to 72 degrees on monday, and back down into the 50's on tuesday. fifty-seven on wednesday. sun, clouds, it is going to be a chilly start to the morning on thursday, jan, and then high of 56 degrees, with tons of sunshine. back to you. time to check the roads with amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> hi, jan, lots going on out, there but first let me say this, if you are in the city, your best bet today looks to be running relatively on time. looking at the ben franklin bridge, now completely close today traffic for the cooper

norcross run the bridge charity event, that's set to last until 9:30 this morning, so if you need to get in or out of the city you'll 'd into to use another bridge. eventually runners already taking over the bridge so know room forecaster right now. >> and now taking a live look at the 26th street off ramp to 76, just moment ago, police cleared an accident, that had all lanes blocked. police had the whole ramp closed after car hit wall here , causing a significant back up, so be ready for any residual delays, although it has cleared out. finally norristown we have an accident at wessel many street at park alley. there seems to be lane blockages here, does look like it is causing little bit of slow down, so avoid this area if you can. in the cbs-3 traffic center. amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> amanda, thank you. camden new jersey, one of the country's most troubled cities its crime and move earth dow seem like no match for children. but, as roxanna report, the high school jazz feature is turning music lessons into life lessons.

>> creative high school or worse. >> a lot of drug dealers on the street. a lot of negative influence on the street. and mr. d helps us by taking us into a jazz, keeping us focus, positive activity. >> fbi ranks it america's fourth most dangerous city, camden. also the hometown of jamal dickerson, known as mr. d. >> what kind of things do your student see in these streets? >> just see struggle, real struggle like their friends in trouble, their friends selling drugs, friends dying. >> he keeps his student off the streets by keeping them busy. >> scoff more taj mere spends hours each day practicing with mr. d and playing in the marching band. >> he just always therefore me always keeping me in a positive mood. i never gives me a chance basically to kind of slip off,

do my own thing either. >> over 15 years, mr. d has helped his bands win awards across the country. >> my life is lived with figuring out how to make theirs better every day. >> students will also succeed ing in class. eye say isiah is applying to stanford, hopes to become a lawyer. >> i feel indebted to mr. d. because it is like he is giving me a second winds, and i have to thank him forgiving me a dream. >> mr. d says he's already living his dream. by helping his student achieve theirs. roxanna, cbs news, camden, new jersey. >> good teachers make all the difference, don't they? next, how oprah winfrey is giving a napa valley bakery a big boost. and art garfunkle on his new memoir. we will be right back. stay with us.

so we know how to cover almost almoanything.hing even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪

>> nanna valley bakery forced to close after last month wild fires seeing big boost in business thanks to oprah winfrey. the english muffins for model bakery on oprah's list of favorite rid things forget this second year in a row. bakery's owner says they do have nooks and cranies, but these aren't your typical english muffins. >> very light and airy, and we roll them in corn meal, then we hands griddle them on the stove top, about an inch of butter. so, they're basically fried. >> says the coveted endorsement from oprah has sent on line sales sky-rocketing, i guess so, and they're moving those muffins on line and out the door to customers everywhere. art garfunkle will always be linked to the 60s super group, simon and garfunkle, now going it alone with new

book and story to tell cbs sunday morning rita, and here is a preview of the story you'll see coming up a little later on cbs sunday morning. >> you had two brother. >> yes, fought all the time. that's what you do. what else do brother do? they put a pillow over each other's heads, then they pounds the pillow. >> but art was the one with the special gift. >> end i would say you know what i heard on the radio. ♪ they tried to tell us we're too young ♪ nat king cole. and i observed, about age five or six, coy sing there is was nice. >> did you dream of becoming a professional singer? >> not at all. i never actually thought that way until i met paul simon. when we were 11 and we met each other in practice. >> ♪ >> grade school friend friendship would lead to a popular duo in american musical history, and one of

the most complicated. >> ♪ >> i'm a rock ♪ garfunkle was often lead singer as well as arranger, but it was simon who wrote the songs that have become classics. and so art garfunkle says, he had a purpose in writing his new memoir. what is it all but loom just? >> i suppose if i examine my inner minds, time to come out the shadow of paul simon. and establish yourself as thinking artist who can sing. i know myself to be a creative guy. and i think my profile out in show business is the guy over paul simon's rite how older. >> and get this, today is art garfunkle birthday, happy birthday. that plus the final flight plan for the 747. that's this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >> coming up in the next half

hour, right here on " eyewitness news." we are live with the clues police had in their search for the shoot here left a teen dead overnight, and a 12 year old injured. plus: just days after he was shot at close range, a rookie police officer is released from the hospital. how his training helped him survive the shooting. >> and in just minutes from now, foot traffic will take over the ben franklin bridge. we will will tell you about the event happening today. we will be right back.

>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, a big game today, for the eagles, against the denver broncos. how is the weather looking, let's go over to chelsey ingram on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather, hi, kelly. >> good morning, jan, good morning to you at home. weather looking much better than it did last sunday for sure. we start offer with quick check of storm scan3, that's

where we see couple of showers that moved through during the overnight hours, have pushed well off the coast of this point in time. left behind, with the cloud cover, but we still could see a passing shower later on today, maybe even some spotty drizzle, 5 degrees right now in philadelphia, at least it is a little bit warmer than it was just 24 hours ago, 56 in wilmington, we have 58 degrees in millville. it is 60 degrees currently in atlantic city and there is the 24 hour temperature change, 7 degrees warmer here in center city. 11 degrees warm nerve al town, also 10 degrees warmer in the dover area. so, throughout the day today, planning things out, looking at 62 degrees, by the noon hour, plenty of clouds, clouds will be dominating the entire day, but again, you could still see stray passing shower , clouds will really be the name of the game though. warmfront moves through, that's when it helps to bus the temperatures into the 60s today, then monitoring cold front as we head into your monday, out ahead of the front very warm temperature tours, front will also bring the risk for some showers maybe even thunderstorm, more coming in your full forecast including

your birds forecast, now back to you. >> all right, chelsey, sounds good. thank you. 8:30, breaking overnight, gun violence leaves ten dead 12 year old boy in the hospital. that shooting happened in north philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at temple university hospital this morning, where that 12 year old is now recovering, so, anita, how is that 12 year old doing? >> reporter: january, that 12 year old boy is in stable condition, and is expected to recover after being shot in the leg overnight. but a 16 year old who he was with at the time was pronounced dead at the scene. now, this all unfolded just after midnight when investigators say a gunman opened fire onto a crowd of teens. it happened on north 19th street near west somerset street just off west lehigh avenue. bullets hit the 16 year old twice in the chest and once in the neck while striking 12 year old in the leg. captain george fuchs of philadelphia police says other teens in the group were able to get away unharmed.

>> female within cents, transport today einstein, and looking for cameras in the area, crime scene unit, others on location, and trying to find the shooter. >> and witnesses describe that gunman as being about five-six , wearing all dark clothing, and investigators asked ask to you call police if you have any information meantime they did find at least eight shell casings at the scene, for now live in north philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> anita, thank you. a new jersey police officer is resting at home this morning, just days after he was shot in the line of duty. as "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nef explains the officer plans to return to the force after recovering. >> after being shot in the line every duty patrick o'hanlon living the hospital and headed home. giving a thumbs-up on his way

out to signal he's going to be okay. >> didn't -- little sore, swollen, but good spirits, want to go home and get in his own bed and relax. get well. >> officer o'hanlon's father, grateful to be taking his son home, grateful the incident wednesday night didn't ends in a different way. >> we're extremely fortunate. the way that the situation unfolded, that the gun jammed, suspect not able to finish him off like he tried to do. >> camden police chief scott thompson says officer o'hanlon was shot in the leg near ninth n camden, after stopping a suspicious van. even though he was shot, the young officer only one year on the force was able to still apprehend his suspect without another officer, or another person, getting hurt. >> just the training he got. he just reacted in a good way. >> the fact of the matter is that the situation was able to be resolved, without anyone

losing their life. even the person that was trying to take ours. >> officer o'hanlon is expected to make a full recovery, there is no time frame of when, but his family says, he will return back to being a police officer, in camden. in the sat center, alicia, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." the former security chief at the delaware prison where a deadly uprising took place earlier this year is now no longer with the department of corrections. this was the scene at the james t vaughn correctional center near smyrna on february . a spokesperson therefore the department says jeffrey critters left the prison system october 20th. there is no word on whether he left voluntarily or was forced out, correctional officer steven floyd was killed in that riot which led to the indictment of 18 inmates. >> the jury will begin deliberations in the corruption trial of senator bob menendez once closing arguments ends tomorrow. federal prosecutors claim the new jersey democrat took

lavish gifts and campaign contributions from a wealthy doctor. in exchange, they allege that doctor received both business and personal favors from the senator. both men deny the charges. >> president trump is on his first trip to asia since being inaugurated. kim hutchinson has more on the president's trip abroad. >> president trump and the first lady, begin 12 day, five country tour in tokyo, where trump will sit down with japanese prime minister before headed to south korea, china, viet nam nam and the philippines. one of the most anticipated spots in beijing, where trump will meet with chinese president for security, along with us trade. >> not only north korea obviously, which is the key issue on this trip, but also as president trump said, trade , you know, president trump has said he doesn't feel that the us has gotten an good deal. >> another possible topic every discussion, is china's role in the south china sea, and the increased presence of his military.

>> while everybody's talking about the threat posed by north korea, that certainly is the most imminent threat. china's military rise, aggressiveness in the region, certainly something that these other countries are concerned about. >> meanwhile, hundreds gathered to protest in soul, south korea, ahead of trump's visit there tuesday. i'm kim hutchinson reporting. >> vice president mike pence is making the case for the republican tax reform plan. he talked about that plan during a stop in york pennsylvania. the vice president toured an area owe space component company there, then spoke to businesses around the keystone state. pence says york is the community that laid the foundation to make america great again. then, he spoke about the plan. >> it makes it way to the president's desk before the end of this year. it may well be the largest tax cut in american history. >> president trump is absolutely committed to cut the rate on american businesses to 20%.

>> opponent of a plan demonstrated outside, they say tax money from big business helps improve everyone's quality of life. >> well, happening right now: runners and walkers are getting ready to make their way over the ben franklin bridge. this is a live look this morning, at the bridge, which is shutdown to vehicular traffic. for the 16th annual cooper nor crows run the bridge charity event. so it is about to start any minute now. the event includes 10k run, 2- mile bridge walk, all proceeds go to the lark school for student with disabilities, in bellmawr, new jersey. so, they're getting ready to go. >> there is still so much more to come on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. and coming up next, we check in with "face the nation's" john dickerson, for a look ahead at today's broadcast. stay with us. we've paid a big price for chris christie and kim guadagno. they gave out billions in corporate tax breaks. millions to whitewash the bridgegate scandal. millions more wasted on empty office space. we got stuck with the bill.

property taxes up. train and bus fares up. college tuition up. women's healthcare funding eliminated with christie and guadagno we're paying more and falling behind. four more years of kim guadagno is unaffordable.

cbs "face the nation" will be coming your way little later this morning at 10:30, right here on cbs-3, and joining us now with a preview, live in washington, is cbs

news chief washington correspondent, john dickerson, john john, good morning. >> good morning, jan, first indictments and the plea agreement by the special council in the russia investigation there is week, so we talk to virginia ten tore mark warner, top democrat on the senate intelligence committee. what questions does the movement by the special council raise for senator warner, also, what is the intelligence committee doing investigating the activities by the clinton campaign? that does air created on president trump and candidate trump. we will get all of the answers from senator warner, the other big issue of the week, tax cuts, dropped in the house, house majority leader kevin motorcycle cartly about us with to discuss the bill, criticism coming from lobbiest and republicans in the senate. somehow majority leader mccarthy going to hold it owl together? will it get passed by christmas which is the deadline the president has set then, two authors, first, best selling author michael lewis here with in depth look at the

government behind the scenes behind the headlines, and then , pete, the photographer for the white house, eight years covering the obama family. he has put together a book every his favorite pictures, we will talk to him about what it is like to look at a presidency through that lens. and then jan, as always, we have our reporters around the table to take a look at this week, what was important, and prepare us for next week. >> yes shall everybody want to know about the tax plan, john john, how it impact them. be interesting to hear. >> thank you so much. still to come, wet weather for the ends of the weekends, about to get warm again. chills i ingram is back with your eagles forecast, and what we can expect for the work week ahead. >> plus: meisha johnson takes us on a dream drive to a museum that is hands on and in more ways than one,

nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just

been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah.

>> parade stems in a few hours , starts at 16th street and john fk den boulevard, goes around city hall and continues east on market street. it will ends at north sixth street, that's where the veterans festival is taking place, the parades begins 12:30 this afternoon, veterans day next saturday. so whole lot going on outside today. chelsey, well, they've decent weather. >> okay, i feel like i can say decent weather, yes. we will have the clouds around the region, there could be maybe little patch. drizzle, shower, overall nothing compared to what we dealt with last sunday, that is for sure. we have weather watchers check ing in with cool pictures this morning, take a look at this, beautiful picture of some mums. this is ed connor showing us this lovely picture on his second walk this morning. man, what a champ. he's like you know what i got the extra hour of sleep, not just doing one walk, i'll do two walks. that's good. also a picture of some gray

skies dealing with across the entire region but weather watchers showing these lovely pictures to us this morning. temperatures milder, checking in 509 50's, many locations yesterday we were in the 30's, and the 40's. early in the morning and michael in pennsylvania says it is 52 in his backyard, ed in chesterfield, at 56 degrees mid 50's for phil in philadelphia. jenny in cherry hill, says it is 55, in her backyard. pete nerve his neighborhood, lawrenceville, new jersey, says it is right around 57 degrees. now, we take to you a live look. at center city, you can see those clouds, also, lingering around here, in philadelphia. and clouds are going to dominate the poor cast, throughout the day today. still have easterly component to the win, winds coming in in philadelphia at around 6 miles per hour. >> temperatures across the region, weaver 59 degrees in

millville, now to the 60s already down the shore, 62 degrees atlantic city, 62 in wildwood, just complete difference from what we dealt with this time yesterday. fifty-one allentown, 44 degrees, that's the cool spot, mount pocono there. fifty-one in reading, we have the low 50's in lancaster and in the mid and up ear's in delaware, right now around 55 degrees, as we start your day in wilmington. look at the winds. they're coming out of the east so coastal inned advisories, on shore flow for portions, jersey beaches, delaware beaches, well, until the noon hour, had that consistent winds and that casino every helps keep temperatures down yesterday, and suppress, we only made it to 59 degrees, on saturday. but as winds begin to make a little bit after shift out of the south, we make it into the mid 60s today. and then with the southerly flow, we are talking low 70s, as we head into monday. but, of course, all of the warmth is going to come to an end.

by a cold front, cold front moves on through, and then that's going to drop our temperatures down into the 50's, but you know what? that's kind of where we should be anyway for this time of year. tuesday, 55 degrees. meanwhile, for the day today: clouds, as i mention, will dominate the forecast. we could have patchy drizzle here, there, maybe a stray shower, but overall, you're going to be dealing with the cloudy skies, and then up to around 65 degrees. and very mild afternoon, on tap. storm scan3, shows, that the clouds are across the region, we do have maybe a break here or there. maybe some spots tapping into a peak every sunday shine, really clouds will be the name of the game. we've had couple showers that move through through the overnight hours, have since pulled off shore at this point in time. could still see stray sprinkle , maybe patchy drizzle , and a brief passing shower as we head into the afternoon, and you can see that here, on our future weather. headed into the overnight hours, tonight, will be mostly cloudy, also some patchy fog developing, very mild night in store. and then headed into monday,

that's when we're going to be tracking cold front. and look what happens. look at this line of showers, maybe even some embedded thunderstorms, that's what's going to be moving on through as we head into your monday afternoon and also your monday evening. but for the birds game, looking at cloudy skies. 61 degrees. plenty of clouds out there. maybe a stray shower. but overall a way better forecast than what we dealt with last weekends. mild afternoon in philadelphia spotty shower down the shore, 66, 65 degrees, drizzle maybe a shower in the poconos. for tonight, 60 degrees, mostly cloudy, patchy fog, quick check of the seven day forecast, looks like this, 72 monday, 55 tuesday, 57 wednesday, chilly start to your thursday. >> 8:58. time to check the roads. we go to a.m. and doo mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. different traffic out there on the ben franklin bridge, amanda. >> absolutely, jan, lots of foot traffic, because there is a lot going on in the city this morning, that's affecting the roadways, as you can clearly see. taking live look at the ben

franklin bridge. and here are your runners. this is now completely close today traffic for the cooper norcross run the bridge charity event. that's set to last until about 9:30, so obviously if you need to get in or out of the city use another bridge. earlier, we watched the runners step-off. there are quite a lot of people here. now, turning quickly to center city, we mentioned earlier, veterans day parade festival set to kick off 12:30 with the parade, closures start at y (k boulevard, pass city hall will end with the veterans day festival. last live look at the bottom of the ben franklin bridge. as i mentioned earlier this is now closed off to traffic. you can see the cones here. this is on the philadelphia side. it is the turn around point for the runners, if you want to go cheer the runners on you still have some time. leave your karat home. in the cbs-3 traffic center. and and did a mueller, back to you. >> thank you, amanda n this week's dream drive, a montgomery county repurpose for the art. meisha johnson shows us, you'll see it inside and out. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> we did that for you, to welcome you here. >> thank you. >> marge, executive director took me on tour of this philly focus artist half glenn we're at apple store manor in jenkintown, pennsylvania. where wonderful mansion built in 1939, by leslie rosen wald, the president of sears. >> oh, wow. >> yes. and dedicated this building to the arts. >> the spacious rooms are filled with colorful contemporary artwork, most by artists in our region, including some that could be changed. >> has done over 100 letters, and you can arrange them on the board, take a photo, and tweet it. >> put this right up there. >> yup. >> outside there are 27 acres, including a sculpture garden.

>> fascinating. i'm a huge art buff. >> we like to take your minds on a journey to think and use your imagination. >> and if you really want to stretch your imagination, julia is one of the people to see. >> this is an adult drawing class. and it focuses mostly on still life set up. >> julia just one of the instructors who teaches techniques from drawing, to paper making. >> she makes it look so easy. >> i love it because as a eight year old girl, this is where i went for my first art class way back in the day. >> i'm going to gave you a piece of charcoal, there you go, and just instructing the student to take your hand, and and as a view finder to kinds of frame it out little bit so you can imagine house though shapes will look on the paper, within that taped frame that you have there. >> nice. you're definitely getting a great start on that. >> i like to draw. it is relaxing. >> are you sure you haven't done this before?

>> we're all about art. we're about seeing art. we're about making art. that the combination is both experiences coming together. >> meisha johnson, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." wow. what can't meisha johnson do? all right. art skills to boot. still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this morning , carson wentz faces his toughest challenge of the season, as the eagles host the denver broncos. how he plans to deal with it that's straight ahead in eyewitness sports.

>> the eagles host the broncos right here on cbs 3, denver has not won a game in fill any 31 years. well, carson wentz earlier in the week was named the nfc office owens i have player of the month after his 14 touchdown performance in october. well, today he'll face his toughest test of the season, the broncos overall defense in the league led by von miller, the secondary called the no

fly zone. ranked six. >> a lot of man coverage, and they fly around, no, they're not afraid to get up and jam, jam receivers on the line, trying to reroute them and everything, so they're talented. talented. like i say, one of the better defense that is we'll see, so we just got to be able to make plays, at the ends of the day it will come down to making plays but very talented all over the field. >> we have great day of football starting 1130 sunday kick offer. join sport director don bell, voice of the eagles, america reese and yours truly live at the linc followed by nfl today at noon, and birds and broncos followed by the chiefs and cowboys. that's all for sports, i'm leslie van czars dale, great day, go birds. >> go birds indeed. and i hope the broncos don't finally break that 31 year streak. >> i was going to say, did she say 31? >> thirty-one, still big game. weather wise the game is really not looking bad. compared to last weekends like a total wash and uncomfortable for the fans, i think

tailgating was maybe okay, meantime it wasn't great last weekends. today looking at clouds. they're going to dominate the forecast, now i can't rule out a passing shower, maybe even just little patchy drizzle. looking at temperatures at kick off right around 61 degrees. and then throughout the game, going to be making it up into the mid 60s, and then don't forget, by the time you're on your way home, talking postgame, it is going to be getting dark because the sunset is right around 4:54 p.m. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 72 as we head into monday, that's out ahead of cold front. it will bring late day shower or thunderstorm, much cooler behind the front, as we head into tuesday, temperatures mid 50's. and we stay cool all the way through the rest of the upcoming work week, and chilly sunshine thursday, it is possible we could even be talking about some 30's, maybe even here, in the city on thursday morning. it is possible. then 56 as we head into thursday afternoon. but yes, some cooler weather headed our way beyond tomorrow >> and remember, that eagles

game is right here on cbs-3. i'm glad it is not going to be total mess out there, last week was just miss err job it was. >> yes, looking much better today. >> hopefully they can pull out the w. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com sunday morning is next, have a great day everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations