and we'll send you a $10 reward card with no obligation to enroll. because getting older clearly isn't what it used to be. developing right now at noon time four officers are hurt after a crash involving two philadelphia police vehicles. and the collision happened while the officers were responding to a shooting in the area good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. i'm jim donovan. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at the scene in kensington. so greg, what can you tell us. >> reporter: jim and rahel still a very active scene here at d street and indiana in kensington. i will step out of the way so you can see the damage. we're told both of them had two officers each in them, they were responding to a shooting call just a few

blocks away when this crash happened. four philadelphia police officers were injured in it. we are told one officer was taken to temple university hospital for, an injury to his head. the others, treated at this scene by paramedics. officers from the accident investigation district are on the scene right now trying to piece together what led to this crash, and they tell us four officers, two in each suv were responding to a shooting call at kensington and east allegheny where they collided at d street and indiana. eyewitness tells me it appears one of the police suv's was traveling the wrong direction on indiana when crash happened and also placed around 10:15 this morning. despite the accident, septa police officers on the scene of that shooting call just blocks away were able to arrest the suspect right there but back here live, you can take a look at just how serious this crash was, one of those suv's actually, pitting a home and a television phone, here in the area. once again, four philadelphia police officers injured, one

brought to temple university hospital, here this afternoon but police right now recovering this scene, and about to tow a way both of those suv's. that is very latest live from kensington i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, greg, thank you. if you think it is cold outside right now just wait until tonight, a bitter blast, it is on the way. >> meteorologist chelsea in gram, live in the cbs-3 weather center to tell us how low temperatures will plunge. we could see record in some spots. >> that is so right, you guys, it feels like january outside right now. look at the current temperatures across delaware, lehigh valleys, 38 degrees right now in philadelphia. thirty-five in allentown. 24 degrees in mount pocono. thirty-five in reading. we are in the 40's in delaware forty in wilmington. we're in the 40's in south jersey where it his three in millville. forget about those numbers. this is what it actually feels like when you factor in that combination of cold air and wind, it feels like 20's here in philadelphia. 27 degrees.

we have a wind chill temperature in allentown at 24 it feels like a frigid 9 degrees in poconos. it is thanks to these winds coming from the north and west they are sustained from 15 to 25 miles an hour. across the entire region, so of course they are contributing to making it feel even colder then it actually is. now the key things to remember , for the day-to-day, it is temperatures instead of rising as we head in the remainder of the afternoon they will be dropping off, and falling, we're at 34 degrees by 3:00 o'clock. thirty-one by 5:00 p.m. as we head to 9:00 o'clock hour we will be down in the upper 20's and we are on track for a hard freeze from philadelphia down into south jersey, and delaware as we head in the overnight hours, tonight, and we will challenging record low temperatures as we head into tomorrow morning. we will have more in your full forecast, for now, back to you >> chelsea, see you soon, thank you. on the steps of the art museum this morning more than 150 veterans participated in physical training. it included drills up and down the steps just like rocky,

push-ups, much more, event kick off veteran leadership summit, sponsored by power home remodeling. veteran employees from across the country are taking part in the two day summit designed to employee, retain and develop veteran leaders for the company. a philadelphia international airport this morning, mayor jim kenney and several guest speakers helped dead case prisoners of war missing in action chair of honor. former missing in action service members patrick hughes and former prisoner of war, ralph gallonty were in attendance. it symbolizes there will be a place at philadelphia international awaiting their return. president trump is now in vietnam on the fourth stop of his, five nation tour of asia, the president stood next to russian president vladamire put inn in a photo of world leaders attending apex summit. white house says there will not be abe formal meeting between the two. alabama g.o.p. senate candidate roy moore is resisting pressure to drop out over sexual misconduct allegations, four women

accused moore of pursuing them when they were in their teens and he was in his 30's. one of the women said that she was 14 when moore kissed her and made her touch him inappropriately. more more has called the allegations quote, filthy, she's tax by forced of evil. moore is running in the special election to win attorney general jeff sessions senate seat. comedian louie ck is now facing allegations of sexual harassment, new york premiere of his new film i love you, daddy was cancelled last night in light of the claims. his appearance the late show with stephen colbert was also cancelled, the comedian is promising to issue a statement soon. this noon hour there are new details in the death of the two-year old philadelphia boy who was shot in the head. investigators say they have found the gun used in that shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon at a home in the 200 block of west godfrey avenue. detectives say that the little boy was in the basement where he was shot. his father rushed him to the hospital, where the toddler was pronounced dead. investigators are calling this accidental but they are still working to get more

information. police say several adults were inside of the home, at the time of the shooting. well, police made a quick arrest following a deadly hit and run in south jersey. "eyewitness news" at 2800 block of route 73 in maple shade, police arrived just after 12:30 to find a man alive on the center median. medics pronounced him dead at the scene, no word on where authorities track down the alleged driver. a man was hit in the head with a baseball bat during a fight at a gas station on fifth and lehigh last wednesday night, police say that the 50 year-old victim is hospitalized in a medically induced coma. they hope you can identify two suspects seen in the surveillance video. suspects did getaway in a blue ford f150 with the solid black panel on the left side, a gate on the right side and couch in the rear bed. if you have any information police want to hear from you. well, details about a memorial service for phillies ace roy halladay is announced. >> coming up next disturbing new details about former football player aaron hernandez what scientists

discovered while researching his brain. later we will take you inside the world of the cirque du soleil as these a nation athletes bring their incredible skills to philadelphia, you're watching

welcome back everyone, veterans day is observed earl any media, 11 bands hundreds of veterans, floats, color guard kick off 58th annual veterans day parade there. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt ace long the parade route this noon where focus is on those who have served, good afternoon, david?

>> reporter: jim, good afternoon, big day here, beautiful day, cold, wind bye these veterans have dealt with a lot worse. you mentioned 58 years, when it first start there had were veterans here from the spanish american war, also world war one, now we're see world war two, vietnam war and korean and desert storm. this has been going on since 11:00. thousands came out from media from all over delaware county to celebrate. senator bob casey, other elected official where is out honoring those veterans. many veterans from recent wars in afghanistan and iraq, korea really all over the world coming here to honor those veterans. i did have a chance to speak with the woman whose family had been coming to this parade for 40 years and she said it is a family tradition, forget cold, forget weather, she's proud to stand out here and honor not only veterans here but the veterans from around the country. >> it is a nice day for a lot of people that come out and we

remember our family, who served and have passed away. friends, kid that are serving now. it is just bringing us all together. >> reporter: that was kristin smith, she has been coming here for 40 years with family members. she remembers seeing world war one veterans here as a little girl and she hopes to continue this tradition with her kid and her grand kid, a special day here in media reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wonderful tradition, david, thank you. well, we now know when a memorial service for former phillies pitcher roy halladay will be held. halladay family will have a public service next tuesday at spectrum field in clearwater florida. halladay was killed tuesday when his plane crashed in the gulf of mexico near tampa. tmz sports shows halladay flying moments before the crash, ntsb is investigating. boston scientists studying brain of aaron hernandez said damage found in the former

football player's brain is worse they have ever seen for anyone in his age group. after his death doctors discovered hernandez had stage three, cte, he committed suicide in april, while imprisoned serving life for murder. he was 27 years old. brain scans revealed the disease caused damage to his frontal lobes and large holes in his brain. >> this is not something that is developed acutely or just in the last several years. i imagine he has been, these changes have been evolving over maybe as long as a decade >> hernandez played high school and college football before the new england patriots drafted him back in 2010. well, coming up, jaw dropping stunts and a nation leaps, magic of cirque du soleil. one of the performers joins me to share some secrets about the show that is coming to philadelphia. chelsea? guys, we have arctic air that is heading our way for the weekend, and last of it, in fact, and have record low

temperatures as we head into tomorrow morning with lows in the 20's and get this, it will feel even colder as temperatures will try to moderate as we head into sunday, we will have more coming up in your full forecast, we will be right back.

back on "eyewitness news" with a live lot rothman ice rink at dilworth park this noon, and it is opened to the public outside the philadelphia city hall today and what a day to do it. it is frosty out there, chelsea? apparently it will get lower. >> yes, perfect timing. >> perfect timing to do a little ice skating outside, yeah, it is cool outside. feels like january. yeah it will get colder as we

head in the overnight hours tonight. let me start off with a live look, at rehoboth beach, i have seen some brave people out there, on the boards and even on the beach but you know what they have been bundled up i caught a couple people wearing parkas and because it does feel like january out there you will need that heavy coat because it is, definitely cold. so here's key thing to remember for the day-to-day, temperatures are going to be falling, instead of rising as we head in the afternoon b to step outside for lunch just remember the numbers will in the go up, they are going down and that is all thanks to the gusty northwesterly wind and that is going to promote wind chills in the 20's, even though we will have tons of sunshine, sunshine doesn't matter because it will not help to warm us up at all. here's current temperatures, 38 degrees right now in philadelphia. we're in the 40's down in the south jersey, also delaware, 40 in wilmington. forty-three in dover. we are at 35 in allentown. in the 20's in mount pocono. 24 degrees, and it feels, even

colder, then what i just showed you. feels more like 20's out there for a lot of locations, including, right here in philadelphia, where it feels more like 27 degrees. feels more like 24 in allentown and a frigid 9 degrees, that is current wind chill, in the poconos. it is 21 degrees, that is what it feels like in reading. also, 26 degrees for lancaster high pressure will continue to , pour on in, and bringing that cold air, along with it, and as it settles in for your saturday, and then it will be turning very cold as we head in the overnight hours tonight , and then we will be challenging some record low temperatures as we make tonight to your saturday morning. so here's the forecast low temperature for saturday. 23 degrees, that is going to challenge current standing record low of 21 and that was setback in 1961. really, the cold air showing up, it is right on target as far as time is concerned. our average day of the first

freeze is around november 8th so we are really right on track with the cold air moving on in. as we head into the overnight hours tonight, we will deal with those mainly clear skies and even though we are forecasting a le temperature of 23, it is going to feel like the teens out there, even when you wake up tomorrow morning. we will have wind chill, at that is going to be in the teens. it will be a cold one tomorrow as well, feeling more like january out there. heading out to state college, make sure you layer on up we will see bright, sunny skies, but 32 degrees, that is the key kick off temperature and you bet it will be feeling even colder then. that as we head into tomorrow for the rest of the region it will feel like january in philadelphia, 41 degrees, down the shore high of 40, sunny, very cold. poconos, we're talking high temperature in the mid 30's. you're witness weather seven day forecast looks like this, any temperatures will begin to moderate but not until sunday where we are forecasting a

high of 50 degrees. evening shower will be possible, 54 degrees as we head into monday. fifty-three on tuesday and then by wednesday and thursday we are in the mid to upper 50 's, jim. >> stage spectacle returns to philadelphia this month. cirque du soleil will present its signature production one more time before its final performance in december in texas. just like every other cirque du soleil performance this is jaw dropping and mind blowing. joining me now is ila an ago bat gymnast who performs on the slippery surface. can't wait to hear about that this show promises to take audiences on a extraordinary journey. explain the show. >> well, it is about fall to the sky to a magic world and he lost his wings and can't walk abe creature in the forest will help him to find

his love to learn how to walk without the wings and to find love. >> it is really an interesting story and people hoff seen cirque du soleil performances they come out of there with their eyes wide open and they are shock because i mean it is amazing the athletism. you yourself were a former professional athlete. >> yes, i was a athlete before cirque du soleil for many years and then i joined cirque du soleil and i did the same thing. it is high level skills and, of course, you don't see this in a sport because at cirque du soleil you don't have the skills on stage that no athletes will do. >> no nets or harnesses not only are we talking about crazy things but crazy costumes. we have a few costumes here. so describe what you folks

wear. >> we have a costume for the male one, they are very colorful, for the female, we have different colors, and we have hoods. >> they have to be not only beautiful but functional as well because you are moving all around, they cannot hinder your movement. >> they are very comfortable. if they are not then wardrobe will fix it for us. >> you are performing all this acrobatic moves, perfectly timed, so describe some of this stuff. you have got to be in step and timing has to be perfect. >> well, we have live music so if something went wrong, the musician will fall off. we don't think about the music or we have to be on time. >> this is amazing. it has thrilled more than 10 million people so far, how many performers are there in

the show. >> sixty performers musician is that is one heck of the road show. >> we are looking forward to seeing you in the philadelphia in the upcoming weeks. we appreciate you being here today. this is your last chance, there will be seven perform from november 22nd to the 26th at liacouras center. again, show takes she even now. anything slow her down. and aetna is moving medicare advantage plans forward

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show a round earth. >> walking around, those folks >> there are dozens of snacks and little debbie lovers just can't go without but one of their popular treats is on the chopping block. >> question is which one. they tweeted out an image say one got to go forever and asked users to choose their four potential choices including their iconic christmas tree cakes, nutty buddy's, oatmeal cream by. >> not the nutty buddy. i haven't had tonight 10 years >> what will we do. >> maybe people that think the world's flat can help us make up that decision. that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. for chelsea and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at five and we are always on line cbs philly.com. >> a great weekend. stay warm out there young and restless is coming up next.

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