we will tell you what he is accused of doing, what he is promising to do soon. >> and it is just about 46 degrees right now, and that's the warmest it will be all day. as we are bracing for major drop in temperatures. >> bundle up. >> bundle indeed. today is friday, november 10th good morning, aim jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. keeping an eye on things this friday, good morning, guys. >> good morning, guys. tgif. so it has been bus knit worlds of travel so far this morning, nice dry roadways, not quite sure why, accident after accident, the good news is the hit-and-run just talking about maple shade new jersey, the roadways have now cleared. >> okay. >> helpful. >> and you said it, no weather issue at all about to get very chilly. not much to track, but if you look just behind the lettering of storm scan there, notice, few little speckles of light, purple, yes, actually lake enhanced snow trying to work it way southeast. won't reach us. but it does indicate wind picking up helping light snowflakes to emerge down wind every laker erie, currently,

low to mid 40's, up and down 956789 this again as rahel said the warmest it will be. with time, even as the sun comes up, and shines brightly all day, this temperature only declines from here. now, you're already starting to feel some of the in mount pocono, certainly allentown, down to the 30's, reading as well, only gets colder in the city, so, if you're sending the kids out the door it, doesn't feel too harsh, don't go by that. only it will get colder time, wind picks up with time. and by the time the kids are making their ride home for the day, we're only into the upper 30's, now, also got to keep in mind with the northwest breeze , that will crank as high as gusts to 25, to 30 miles per hour, likely not feeling much better than the 20's throughout the better part of the day. so those are the values that i would definitely go by. but, at least, you need the sunglasses meisha, there is no wet weather associated with it >> okay, good, i think everyone is in agreement even if it is little chillier we're glad to see the sun. good morning, everyone, still pretty dark out there right now.

we do have an accident. actually car hit another deer. i always say tap on that horn and some of the side streets, sometimes that kind of squares them away. 202 north past boot road. you can see the crews out there, flashing lights, tapping your brakes go by, not too much volume probably shouldn't slow you down too much. we'll keep an eye on it, vine looking good, push in the westbound direction, some brake light going off jump on the schuylkill, but really looking for the typical there. same story eastbound side. so the vine starting to heat up little bit. still traveling at posted speeds, then we had accident in bucks county 95 north at route 413, that's now since been cleared out of the way. actually looking pretty good there. that hit-and-run accident that we were talking about at the desk, couple every minute ago in maple shade new jersey actually talking about it all morning long, that has now been cleared. just quick tweet from our friend, trang do, outside right now saying both directions now cleared. big thumbs-up throughout that area. construction delaware. 495 actually no, we go to another accident ft. washington just popped up. morris road at laffayette avenue. this is another area we keep our eye on now that we crack

into the 6:00 hour. a lot of the areas will start to get slow at 6:30. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. some breaking news, police in south jersey quickly arrest a driver after deadly hit-and-run in burlington county. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live at the scene in map he will shade with the latest in the investigation. trang? >> rahel, jim, one man dead after he was struck here on route 73, in may he shade. again, police do have a suspect in custody. but investigators are out here for some five hours. they finally wrapped up their evidence gathering, and as you can see, both southbound and northbound 73, just south of the 38-41 interchange now fully open to traffic. but take a look at the scene overnight. police got this call around 12:30 a.m. this morning, and arrived to find a man unconscious in the left southbound lane of 73. paramedics pronounced him dead on the scene. now maple shade police and fire block off southbound and northbound 73 overnight, with just one lane getting by for much of the morning, for hours

, as investigators gathered evidence here. so just to recap once again, a man is dead after he was struck on route 73 in maple shade, police do have a suspect in custody who apparently drove away from the scene, right now, still working to find out just where police located that driver. we're expecting to get an update later this morning, but for now, liver in in maple shade, trang do, cbs-3 " eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> in other news, firefighters made quick work of overnight blaze in south philly. "eyewitness news" on the 1900 block of hamburger street just after midnight. officials say no one was hurt in the blaze. so far no word yet on a cause. >> a two year old boy is shot and killed in philadelphia's olney section, now police are trying to figure out who is responsible. it happened on the 200 block every west godfrey avenue yesterday afternoon. police say the toddler was inside the home's basement when he was shot in the head. the boy's father rushed him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. one neighbor we spoke to,

upset the child even had access to the gun. >> i'm just heart broken, really heart broken about it, please put the guns down. put them away. sad, the baby didn't have a sin on him, two years old. >> we're told investigators did not finds a weapon at the scene. police say several adults were inside the home at the time of the shooting, officials say this appears to be a tragic accident. >> police also trying to figure out who is behind a shoot that left a man and three teenagers in the hospital. this happened around 10:30 p.m. last night in point breeze. chopper three over that scene on the 1800 block every south ringgold street. two, 14 year old boys, 15 year old boy, and a 28 year old man were all shot. the 15 and 28 year old all in critical condition. and the other teens are stable >> well, president trump is in viet nam this morning as he continues his tour of asia. earlier he attended the asia pacific economic forum. what everyone want to know will president trump meet with russian president vladmeere putin who is also there. here is more now from cbs news correspondent steven portnoy,

traveling with the president. >> one lingering question was answered as president trump touched down in viet nam before his stop on his asian tour. white house press secretary sarah sanders on board air force one, says the president is not scheduled to meet with his russian counterpart vladmeere putin, says 2 liters will meet on the side lines one way or another. >> there is no formal al meeting for anything scheduled now they'll be in the same place, say hello, certainly possible in terms every schedule formal meeting, there is not one on calendar. >> the president attending the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec summit. he urged leaders to help push back against the nuclear -- >> this region, beautiful people, must not be head hostage to dictator's twisted fantacies of violent conquest and nuclear blackmail. >> the president also spoke

trade, and again, as he did earlier in the week in china, blamed hits predecessors not other nations for unfair deals from this day forward we will compete on a fair and equal basis. we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of any more. >> the president went on to say, countries that a abide by the rules of the worlds trade organization may partner with the us. those that don't, will no longer be tolerated. steven portnoy, traveling with the president in viet nam president president trump also weighing in, the president said if the allegations are true he's confident the alabama republican senate candidate will do the right thing and step aside. morris denying allegations of inapropriate sexual contact with minors dating back decades. and instead he calls the report a desperate political attack and is asking supporters to help quote fight the forces cents of evil for the donation to his campaign. >> also facing serious allegations comedian louie ck.

several women accuse ck of sexual misconduct including some women who say ck might dollars lou acts in front of them. last night new york premiere of ck new film i love you daddy was canceled, that was appearance on the late show with stephen colbert, rem tiff for the comedian says he'll have a statement in the next few days. >> coming up: it has been six weeks after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico. now people there are dealing with a new setback. >> plus dining out can be risky for those with food allergies. but this little invention could help change all of that. see how it can alert people to foods that could make them sick. pat? >> i'm pat gallen here at st. joe's prem, where they are putting the finish touches on their own rendition every very popular disney play. we will go behind the scenes when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> i think all of us will be out in the cold in a few hours , rahel. >> the whole region. katie says the worse will be tonight, though, friday night. >> pull out the sweaters. the boots. >> and the mittens. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $24.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today.

>> electricity slowly being restored to san juan puerto rico after another massive

pour outage. >> it left more than 08% of the city without power. meanwhile, thousands of resident across the country are still in shelters ers do your to hurricane maria. fema to air lift people to the mainlands us. >> in our area bracing for arctic blast. emergency managers getting ready for the cold. you should too. atlantic city electric is suggesting check your heating system now before the cold sets in. and remember, never resort to risky methods to heat your home. >> sometimes people tends to bring lanterns in the home, kerosene heaters may not have been properly cleaned or prepared, then or use stover for heating, and those are definitely no-no's. >> atlantic city electric also showed off some of its new smart witches designed to isolate power outages during winter storms. >> i think that was such an important piece of advice there, because katie, i feel it is the time of year where we hear a lot more about house fires. >> house fires, carbon monoxide, just be smart about all of that.

obviously take care of yourselves, make sure you're bundling up adequately. interesting, walking out the door it is cool. not too harsh yet. depending where you are anyway , starting to see the coal air catch up, through the poconos, lehigh valley region at this point. >> it will be reflected when it comes to your feels-like values. look at this, still feels like 50 in wildwood. it still feels like 50 in wildwood. let that sing in. in mount pocono, feels like 12 quite variety going on in our fair valley right now, as the day goes on, everybody will start to feel the chill. now, we bottom out into tomorrow morning, thee are the actual forecasted lows. you're lucky to reach 25 degrees, in the early morning hours. even here in philadelphia. shooting for lower than that. the records to beat, 21. we think we'll hit 23 degrees,

then, you have to factor in the windchill. that will even continue into tomorrow. our matt peterson going out to the game tomorrow, bundle up, buddy. 32 degrees at kick-off. versus scarlet knights in penn state f you are headed out this way make sure to layer up adequately. not only here, but also back at home, it is going to be very, very cold. not like we've never seen it before. but, it is early, for this kind of chill. and, you may just not be ready for t i know monthly not prepared. we look forward, though, by sunday, we probably see shower around, sunday or monday, but at least temperatures easing up back to the 50's a lot closer to average by then, meisha? >> thank you so much. and very good morning to all of you. happy friday. looking outside here, weaver an accident, a car, 202 north past boot road, volume leams around there are not bad at all. actually looking pretty good. disable truck, we have it here , 59 south at cottman. this guy, right here, push in the southbound direction, though, you can see both areas , northbound, southbound,

anywhere go on 95, right now, heeding levels little bit. still traveling at posted speeds, so still looking pretty good there. famous story here on the schuylkill at city city avenue push in the westbound direction, usually area we're starting to see bumper to bumper conditions form, southbound on to the schuylkill westbound, this is what we're working with, and actually looking pretty good. you're still traveling at posted speeds, so big thumbs-up. accident here ft. washington, lafayette avenue, just heads up on. that will plus construction crews, still out there, delaware, 495 southbound at 12th street. two lanes block. until around 7:00 a.m. so you have about another 45 minutes or so. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. on the health watch this morning, researchers link air pollution to weaker bones. >> scientists at columbia university found people exposed to high levels of air pollution had lower levels of calcium, and bones related hormones. study and lysed data on more than 9 million people enrolled in medicarement also risk to increased stroke, heart disease, and lung cancer? if you have a food allergy you

will love. >> this scientists in boston working on device that allows people to test their own food. you mix a small bit of food with another chemical on a test strip, and if it detect an allergy the device alerts users food not safe to eat. >> it turns out it was extraordinarily sensitive in detecting many different types of allergies. we have taken it to some restaurant. >> it will be small enough to fit on key chain. hope to have something on the marketing in next two years. >> all right, well, very popular disney musical made its way to our area, but it is the venue that mix it such a rare performance. >> our pat gallen went over to st. joe's prep to find out how they got their hands, hits the small stage for the very first time. >> very rare, in fact, jim, rahel, st. joe's prep one every just four schools in the nation, to be given the rights to newsies, movie became a massive success on broadway.

here is how it came to be. >> with over 1,000 performances on broadway, and a two year national tour, the tony award winning disney musical, newsies is in our area. >> ♪ >> but, this rendition is being done by high schoolers. at st. joe's prep in philadelphia. >> it just fits perfectly with our student body, kind of what we embody here at the press, and we've been dying to do it since the day we saw it. and for it to kind of, you know, come true, it is a little surreal, to be honest? after writing a letter to disney in the hopes they would award them to rights to newsie s the student were excited to learn one of four schools nationwide selected to participate in a pilot program >> crazy. we didn't expect to hear back. and once we originally it, we thought there would be some issue that would, you know, prevent us from being one of the schools. so it is super exciting. and it was a pipe dream when

we were freshmen, now become a reality. >> with that came the hard work like building the set many the frame behind the brick took three days after weekends, the cutting of the brick pieces themselves, the laying of the brick pieces, took a good month. >> and with the show just days away, they're ready. >> we go by the montra, treat them like adults, they'll respond like mature adults, and they have. this show specially they feel such ownership of, they feel so much pride in doing that you can tell there is a different air about not every show to be great but specially this show they want to blow them away. >> ♪ >> their run of 11 shows begins tonight at the prep, and this rendition of newsies is so popular that they've already sold out every show. and cool story, guys, about the lead of the play. james de cocoa gets to decide between playing for the st. joe's prep football team, undefeated ranked as one of the top teams in the country

or drop that to play the part of jack kelly. he decided on the stage. >> you know i am a stage actor i had my performance in cherry hill west last year. >> they didn't call you though >> yes, because they're sold out. they didn't need my help. apparently disney, you know? >> i think they were good without you. >> great story, pat, appreciate t up next, now you can really have breakfast at tiffany's, we'll tell you where this cafe is opening today. >> plus: the mermaid exercises, it is a new work out trends that's really making a splash. the benefits coming up.

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>> our weekends ahead starts off brutally cold. early morning lows tomorrow at best in the 20's. it will feel that much colder with the win. good news, we start to ease up by sunday. tomorrow is awfully chilly,

even despite the return of more sunshine. guys? >> all right, katie, thank you now, for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> news journal, owners every vacant and nuisance properties in delaware may face increased fines could lose their properties to sheriff sale if new regulations approved by city council. there are approximately 1600 vacant properties in wilmington, roughly 200 are owned by the city. >> and in the spirit of delaware county, residents hoping to douse the possibility of the chester water authority, being sold to private company. opponent want the authority to remain independent utility and reject that the city should influence the company. >> from the times herald, paul hal being cents always looking for ways to support veterans, he himself served in the u.s. navy. now training liberty five month old lab retriever. working with philadelphia based alpha bravo k9, an organization that provides trained service dogs to veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorders and traumatic i can brain injury.

good for him. >> i love that. that's a look at the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> to think back to the great audrey hepburn movie breakfast at tiffany's. >> now decades after the hit movie and best selling book, you can actually have breakfast at tiffany's. >> the luxury jewelry store is opening it first-ever restaurant today at its six avenue new york city location, 29-dollar fixed price breakfast has several options, famous croissant, other delicacies. >> i hope they give you more than just a croissant and coffee for breakfast, but it is new york sit. >> i and tiffany's, i don't need to eat like go lightly, but would like to dream it. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," doctors reveal what they've learned about aaron hernandez 's brain, months after his death, and their findings, well, they will alarming. hear what was so unusual for a person of his age. >> and plans for a memorial service for roy halladay are

announce the. find out when fans can expect. >> levels looking pretty good on this friday. we do have disable truck on 95 accident on 202 and ft. washington. plus construction, all of the updates coming up. first we want to to a take a quick break, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

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arrived to find a man unconscious in the center median of 73. >> the suspect is in custody within the last hour. >> allegations against another hollywood star. >> how do women still go out with guys when you consider the fact that there is no greater threat to women than men? >> lewis ck latest celebrity accused of leud act. >> we do have clear sky. and temperatures that are beginning their decline. so actually right now. not feeling too terrible outside. that will change. >> brace yourself for bitter blast. a dramatic drop, some of the coldest air this season. >> there they are. down one. simmons, reddick, and embiid -- joel embiid, can he get it for the win this that will do it. >> scores. what a pass. and the finish by voracek, two

-nothing philadelphia. >> voracek to giroux, he scores. >> today's morning minute is sponsors by pen medicine's abramson son cancer center the number one cancer center in the region. >> ending on high note with the flyers, big win in chicago for the orange and black. >> love it. brought their winning streak to ends. we send it out to katie. the headline in your department, just how cold it will get? >> interesting, that quote, that was in the morning minute it may not feel so bad now, just wait, even just going from the weekend watch that i was out here for, to now, i had to come back in and get some extra winter weather ac vest risks because it has become noticeably colder just within the last hour, so you'll be doing yourself a favor if you, too, also factor in that it will only get colder from here on out. the extra weather accessories required. i would say the scarf and gloves are smart move to go along with your winter coat. sunglasses, too, specking nice

breitbart sky. at the moment storm storm scan still pretty quiet. the reason i show this to you see the wind coming in out of the northwest based on where the little sneaks of snow are coming, from lake enhanced snow. and i don't think we'll see any snowflakes here, but, what we do have is the chill. thirty-seven, the current temperature outside whitfield elementary school. >> this camera was in fact shaking moment ago. so the wind is hit and miss. but it is noticable. and as i said that, little gust pick up here on the skydeck t does really make it feel colder. so, expect that. it is 47 degrees at the airport right now. that's not too bad. but that's also the warmest it will be for the rest of the day. currently held tight at the 26 t pocono. obviously a lot colder there. factoring in even the light win for now though, makes it feel so much colder. so mountains currently feels like the teens, but in the city likely to not feel much better than the two's for good portion of the day as the temperatures decline, despite the sun coming up and shining brightly all day. now along with this, we also

end up with the colds he is time frame into tonight. that's when the freeze warning is scheduled to take effect it , will bring about the ends to the growing season, in those counties shaded in the purple. you've already seen that off to the north. but just how cold are we talk ing? well, i'll gave you a hint, spec to go at least flirt with record lobiondo territory, and i'll give you the he can ac numbers we expect to hit later in the show. >> all right, katie, thank you so much. so yes, pack the jackets and pack the sunglasses. see the sun today. 422 near the turnpike, headlight moving in the eastbound direction. i don't want to say bumper to bumper but vehicle after vehicle, still traveling at posted speeds, but probably won't be for too much longer. so just heads up on. that will disable truck, we're looking a it the, it may have moved out the of the way, 95 south at cottman, anything on 95 south at cottman specially at this time approaching the 7:00 hour, that can really slow us down. see how many vehicles are out there right now. just heads up on that. accident here, car hit a deer. 202 northbound past boot road. been looking at this for the

last 20 minute, maybe half hour or so. but take a look at this, just no volume around there. so 202, looking real good. we do have accident here, lower merion township. river road at weed land road, just heads up if that's your neighborhood. i would say give yourself maybe couple every extra minutes around the area. construction delaware still out there 495 southbound at 12 street. two lanes blocked. until right around 7:00 a.m. crews should be clearing that out of the wayment and just reminder, west trenton line, we've got come construction there, so shuttle bussing next weekends between west trenton, yardley, and i would say make sure to check the schedules on line, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. updating breaking news this morning, police in south jersey make quick arrest after deadly hit-and-run in burlington county. authority rush to the 2800 block of route 73 in maple shade, just after 12:30 a.m. this morning. officials found a man lying on the center median and pronounced him dead at the scene. no word on where officials caught up with that suspect. >> meanwhile, the pennsylvania state trooper shot during a traffic stop in northampton

county this week remains in critical but stable condition, after a second surgery. investigators say, daniel clary shot corporal set kelly after fighting with him and another trooper, on the side every route 33 on tuesday. clary, who was also shot, is facing several charges, including attempted murder after law enforcement officer err. >> monday, prosecutors in state college will announce their finding into security footage of the night a penn state fraternity pledge died. timothy think piazza fell down the steps last february, after alcohol fueled hazing ritual. authorities launched an investigation after they discovered the video from the basement camera was erased, 14 members of the frat face charges in piazza's death. >> and almost a week after the deadliest mass shooting in texas history, the pastor of the church where 26 people were killed says the church will be demolishedment pastor frank pomeroy, lost his daughter in the attack, say it will be too painful to continue using the first baptist church as place of

worship, plans to turn the night a memorial for the victims. >> well, president trump in viet nam this morning, once again promise to go put america first. the president arrived in de nang overnight therefore the cooperation or apec summit. president trump told the audience every ceo's he won't be let the us be taken advantage any longer on trade. >> outgoing governor christie held 90 minute meat withing incoming governor phil murphy at the governor's temporary moves. christie tweeted i met with govenor-elect murphy to be sure everything is organized, cooperative, effective. murphy takes over january 16th >> scientists examining the brain of former papa patriots not ball player of aaron hernandez is the worse they've ever seen and just 27 years old. boston university researchers stress that they could not link the brain damage to hernandez's crime, but they do say that the damage affect the

impulse control, judgement, even behavior. doctors say the damage didn't happen overnight. >> i can tell that you this is substantial damage that is undoubtedly took years to develop. this is not something that's developed accutely or just in the last several years. >> and cte has been linked to repeated head trauma but can only be diagnosed after death. >> we are now learning that fans will get a chance next week to pay their respect toss former phillies pitcher roy halladay. >> public memorial was schedule for tuesday at spectrum field in clearwater florida. halladay killed tuesday when his plane crashed into the gulf of mexico near tampa. video from "tmz" sports shows halladay flying moment before the crash. the ntsb is investigating. >> and a sport radio host in boston apologizing for making controversial comments about halladay's death on wednesday. michael f. elger called halladay a quote more on who quote got what he deserved. now, he says can he not defend his comment which he calls inappropriate and insensitive.

>> coming up: meisha takes us on dream drive to place where you can enjoy some fabulous artwork and even make your own >> plus: putting on a mermaid tail to get fit. yes, we will take a look at the benefit of this popular new exercise trends. jan? >> we're coming to you live this morning from franklin square holiday festival where we have the electrical spectacle on the outside. on the inside we've got heat and some very sweet treats. coming up i'm going to show you what's new on the menu this year, katie? >> jan, you picked the right time to go inside. it is starting to get very very chilly out there. as temperatures, interestingly , even despite the sun coming up, decline through the day. but this isn't where we bottom out. that's later in the forecast, i'll let you know how long the temperature will fall, but first your cure ate owe insurance travel forecast.

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>> ben franklin prank lynn helped kick off this year's holiday festivities last night >> from the sparkling lights show, to seasonal sweet treats , there are plenty of fun things happening at franklin square for the holiday season, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live there this morning on more on what's new this year. hi, jan. >> rahel, jim, good morning, so of course as you know, we have the famous electrical spectacle on the outside. but once you watch the light show might want to heat up. we have heated tent with all of the sweet treats.

>> we have amy, ceo and president of historic philadelphia with us this morning, hine the bar weaver elena, giving us a little warm treat this morning, feeling very festive outside watch do we have here, aimy? >> so this is sour hot chocolate bar. where you can come in, you can get all different kind of hot chocolate. we have the regular of course with whip cream, but we have pepper mint dark hot chocolate , new in year, yes. >> and then what do we see? >> donut maker, you can actually get your donuts, real good, then put different toppings on them. and of course this year we have smors. make your own smors, yes. >> aren't they the cuteness. >> they are the cutest, yes. >> the snow men. so who is treating us? who runs this tent? >> so all of the sweets and tweets are produced also run our square burger, and so, yes

, so real excited. this year to have smors, just very popular last night, and they we also have gingerbread making stations cents, and decorating your holiday cookie station. >> nice. >> so there is lots to do in ben's sweets and treats. >> something for everyone. let me pick up this, talk about it little more. we have sweets. you mentioned burgers, as well , what other kind of food and drink? >> yes, square burgers open, real exciting so you can get some of the favorites, of course, the square burger, we've got special eggnog shake this time of year. >> oh, that sound delicious. >> really good. then of course, also, in ben's sweets and treats, we have for adults, a bar with specialty cocktails, and then you can take your drink and sit out by the fire pit and warm up, and it is a great way to see the show, and spend the evening. >> yes, and taking a look at the fire pits right now. that would be great place to kind of warm up, after you see the lights show, and you take

a ride on the carrousel, and dot mini golf. i mean, so much to do. remind people, what are the hours, when they can see this? >> so, the holiday light show in franklin square runs every day, now, through december 31. from 4:30 p.m. in the afternoon until 8:00 during the week, until 9:00 on the weekends. and as you said, there is so much to do, in addition to the ben's sweets and treats and the light show, weaver special franklin square friday's, santa saturdays, after "black friday." so we look forward to having everybody here at franklin square. >> so much to see and do. amy, happy holidays. >> thank you so much. guys, cup of hot cocoa, and get the snowman smors, too, sends it back to you. >> all set to go. that is in my neighborhood. any time i hear that, count me in. that food is amazing. >> you got little something- something on your lip there, jan. thank you. >> yet she still looks beautiful. >> team player. way to go. >> this cold weather might put

you in the mood to celebrate the holiday it, feels like winter throughout. >> no kidding, starting to get chilly outside. i will admit it, starting to listen to the holiday stations already. >> oh, here we go. >> i know it feels little early, but we all can use a little christmas, right. >> so what we do have some chill really settling in. that i do think will put you in the mood for some of this stuff like franklin square and the holiday festival there. so current temperature readings actually not too terrible. might look at that wait a second, i thought you said it would be freezing outside. these temperatures pretty much the warm test will be for the rest of the day. temperatures start to decline even as the sun comes up. we do have handful of spots where we've got observation toss tell but. 40 degrees, the value coming in from john jenkins, and he sent in the cutest picture, rahel will love this, look at this little pup any his coat in isn't he sweet? my gosh, just the cutest. we do have another report that came in from cherry hill, we jump noop jenny jensen at 43 degrees, and jim there is one was for you. jim, you can test out your

snazzy -- >> oh, the parka. >> snazzy pizza parka with these frigid temperatures. i think that's a fantastic idea, jenny. because we all know he looks like a tick led toy pop in that christmas story in that coat. that will will bring everybody joy. here is a storm scan view here at the wider zoom. there is actually lake enhanced know coming in specially down east of ontario here. but this isn't going to survive as it rolls our way. you shouldn't see any flakes. maybe in the far northeast corner every pennsylvania, but it really was just illustrate that that wind is picking up out of the northwest. so as it continues into tomorrow morning, this is where you bottom out. these are the values what it will feel like more specifically, for you tomorrow morning. i wouldn't want to go out in this if i didn't have to. feels no better than 10 degrees, so barely even double digit values. even along i-95. yes, little early for these temperatures, not like we've ever seen it before certainly but it is a little early for this, weaver been kind of spoils as of late. despite that sun will shine.

by sunday easing up, back to the mid 50's, even as early as monday shall meisha. >> looks good to me, thank so much, katie. very good morning to all of you, happy friday. looking outside right now, an accident here, vine eastbound before 95. pulled all the way off to the far right. you can see moving around this , actually, levels are looking really nice on this friday. next step here, schuylkill westbound, at city avenue. actually where we're in bumper to bumper conditions. so headed on the boulevard, headed southbound, be prepared to kind of hit the brakes once you jump on westbound right around city avenue. then this is where a car hit a deer. pulled all the way off to the far right, 202 northbound past boot road for quite some time. we weren't even seeing any vehicles traveling on by. now starting to see some come up there. also another accident upper merion accident river road, swedeland road, heads up for that. some construction crews still out there, in delaware, 495 southbound 12th street. two lanes are closed until around 7:00 a.m. so hopefully in the next ten minute or so that actually should be moving out of the

way. it has been out there for quite some time. usually i will say by 7:00 a.m. they usually do, so hopefully won't pose too many problems. but you are still traveling at posted speeds around the area. still looking pretty good. >> thank you shall meisha. and this week's dream drive, meisha checks out airport hangar turned museum. >> and it is not that far from us i understanded. >> actually really notment fascinating place you guys, little bit every history for everyone, were even couple of things inside that held a special place for my heart too , ready for road trip? buckle up. let's go. >> we are taking flight on this dream drive. ready? let's go. >> fascinating. so where are we? >> we are in the air victory museum in lumberton, new jersey here in the middle of our collection of aircraft. >> this is house in the real hangar, at collection of aircraft, and flight

memorabilia, since 1989. >> this is open to the public. >> bomb the -- bob is the president. >> hangers generally a.m. ambien end temperature. if you want heat you come in the summer. if you cool come in the winter >> volunteers help keep the old fighters shape. frank is one of the restoration mechanics. >> always aircraft non-air worthy so they won't fly again we just keep them and maintain them for the public. this is t34. navy trainer. this came from willow grove. right now we are painting the wings and we will put it back together. >> what is this one? >> this is f14. this particular aircraft flew in viet nam. >> my father fought in viet nam. every time i hear about it it always rest recollects so much emotion. >> he would have seen more of these, over here, also very large aircraft. >> you have smaller aircraft, kind of all over the place.

>> right -- wright brothers. that will was built by high school science class, that's exactly the size that the wright brother airplane was. >> my eye goes right to this aircraft. >> we have couple of members building a full scale model of a german 10. we could never afford the real one, we would be in millions of dollars. >> really? >> yes. very small budget. >> this is so, so cool. >> this is the jet engine out of the f14. we display our engines outside of the aircraft so that the kids can get an idea what pushed them, but move them around. >> sometimes i think so cool there is museum, you can come in and you can actually get up close and personal. you can touch things. >> you can feel it, it is real >> you know what? they always tell me, meisha, stop touching things? museums. >> oh, you break it, buy it. >> what a cool place, guys, even not a lover of aircraft

or history, something for everyone, kids love it, hey, they can touch stuff. big thanks to my friends at the air victory museum in lumberton, museum. be sure to go out and check it out. >> anything, i love it, great idea, thank you. >> former pilot here. >> ya, ya. well, it is now 6:52. a lot coming up this morning. >> gale king, charlie rose join us with a preview. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> this is called having a hot flash. >> oh,. >> they're terrible when they pop up, at the worse possible times. hello, rahel, jim? >> good morning, gale. >> the new york times reporter broke this story, hello, who broke the story on sexual misconduct, here in studio 57. able to confirm years of rumors. >> john dickerson talks to president trump, voters were how they feel one year later. >> and astronaut first national tv appearance, in setting us records for space travel. we'll bring you note to her younger err self. this is cool. started in orbit, but finish

back on earth. cool, right? all of that plus the eye opener, which means -- >> your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at seven. >> see you guys. >> love you, gale, keeping it real. >> we love you both. thank you. >> well, the latest trends in water aerobics, looks look something out after fairytale. >> danielle nottingham student now diving in for under the sea theme work out, and becoming mermaids. >> in san diego, a mythical creature is coming to life. >> actually going to be a mermaid. >> holly, isn't shy about slipping on colorful fins, and diving into this under the sea work out called mermaid fitness. >> it was more fun than i could have even anticipated. >> splashing around, in fishtails, may be fun, but isolating your legs in fins for 45 minutes, is also intense cardio and strength training. >> it is going to be reverse bicep curl, isolated.

>> part that far entails getting your heart rate up. getting the core activated and working, to get their biceps, their tricepts, upper body. >> and it is not just mermaids , even mer-men, are giving it a try. >> what kind of work out did you get? >> this was, i would say, be really similar to swim work out. but there is actually fair amount of abs involved in it. employees are really hurting now sitting up straight. >> says the low impact work out is helping her burn fat, and build muscle. >> we are triceps burning, just trying to stay afloat, your shoulders, engaging under the water on the fins. >> and, living out a childhood fantasy. danielle nottingham, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> i think we would all like to be mermaids. >> i would love to see pat gallen do that. >> pat gal never. >> we will be right back.

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here is how it currently feels , from teens to the 20's to the 30's, 40's, quite the mixed baggage. >> katie thank you so much. we have disable vehicle here, the vine, since cleared, volume looking good there. fifty-nine south at the betsy ross, could peak there, looking nice there, as well. >> thank you shall meisha. tonight on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00 it is a family affair. >> our ukee washington is related to an oscar winner. >> my cousin. now, do people know you're cousin? >> danzel washington and ukee sit down and talk for the first time about their family tree and get sneak peak of danzel's new movie. washington and washington one-on-one. tonight on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> cbs this morning is coming up next. >> have a great day and wonderful weekend, stay warm out there. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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