breaking news this morning on cbs-3 three where a man was shot and injured in philadelphia's grays ferry neighborhood. and bitterly cold, morning , for us in this region , cold temperatures are also threatening record lows. and, today is saturday, november the 11th, it is veterans day and we want to thank those men and women for their service, good morning, i'm jan carabao. lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with the eyewitness weather forecast. good morning, chelsea no way around this cold wetter, this morning. >> no way and it feels like the teens and in some spots, believe it or not it feels like single digits. >> i will show thaw but start out with a live look at the

city from palmyra cove nature park, courtesy of our live neighborhood network. it is a frigid start to your saturday morning, indeed. we have freeze warnings in place from philadelphia down into south jersey and delaware , the reason we don't have freeze warnings for remainder of the delaware and lehigh valleys because growing season has come to an end in those locations and with this freeze, growth season will come to an end in south jersey , delaware as well as the philadelphia area temperatures right now in the 20's, and teens out there, 24 in philadelphia. twenty in allentown. twenty-two in trenton. we have 13, that is temperature in mount pocono and 18 in lancaster. forget about those numbers for a minute because this is what it actually feels like, when you factor in that combination of the cold temperatures, and also the winds, right now that wind coming from the northwest at five to 10 miles an hour making it feel more like 14 right here in philadelphia. 5 degrees in mount pocono. around 10 degrees in lancaster

throughout the day it will feel more like january, out there, frigid morning by 9:00 a.m., 31 degrees. still below freezing. thirty-seven as we head in the noon hour and by the afternoon 41 degrees. we did break record low temperatures and we will have more coming up in a bit. back to you. >> chelsea, thank you. we begin with breaking news this morning out of philadelphia's grays ferry neighborhood. a shooting, involving a police officer puts a man in the hospital. police say it happened after a domestic dispute. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live on the scene for us this morning. what is the very latest. >> reporter: jan, good morning police say that man was wielding a knife when officers arrived and as you can see behind me investigators do remain inside the home at this hour. this is on the 1200 block of south 29th street in grays ferry, police responded to the home just before 3:45 this morning for reports of the domestic dispute, officers reportedly shot the man in the chest after seeing him armed

with a knife, as a woman who was inside at the time has no reported injuries. that man meantime is in critical condition at penn presbyterian medical center and we are working to get more details from those investigators inside. again, a police involved shooting. authorities are confirming inside this home in the 1200 block of south 29th street in the grays ferry section of the city. officers say that when they arrived that man had a knife on him but would the man inside was not injured, as is standard procedure, in these police involved shootings the officers involved will be placed on administrative leave live from grays ferry, anita o h for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" keep us up to date. and as you saw there anita was bundled up. that is best advice for everyone this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown went to dilworth park to talk to some of the people braving the cold wet's long with her. >> reporter: thinks the perfect night to find a fire pit to cozy up to and this

couple has done just that. >> nice and cozy by the fire keeping warm, hot chocolate, perfect. >> i love this weather. thinks prime playoff football weather. >> reporter: while some are embracing this very cold taste of winter, others say they are just not ready. >> it is too darn early, too darn early. >> i like the wint, it went from like 60 to like 20 and i'm like come on mother nature >> reporter: folks crowded ice skating rink on the first day of this winter garden opening and despite the complaints about the frigid temperatures, for many. >> hi. >> reporter: this family is taking it all in stride. >> we're from russia. it is not cold. >> reporter: temperatures dipping in the 20's, city issued its first code blue of the season, extra homeless outreach teams are being flood ed with phone calls, finding those most in need of shelter. >> my hope is that we don't have anybody on the street, you know, but or that i

happens. >> reporter: natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in other news today an investigation is underway in the death of the pedestrian in burlington county, police rushed to the pemberton bypass and shady lane in pemberton late last night. victim was pronounced dead at the scene: police say driver did stay on the scene. investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked a house fire in burlington county, chopper three over the 400 block of grandville road in tabernacle where fire fighters rushed to this scene around 8:15 last night. fire was under control in 90 minutes, two people went to the hospital, for smoke inhalation. well, thinks veterans day a day to honor all of the men and with men whoever wore military uniform and this morning philadelphia mayor jim kenney will address, will attend a veterans day observance. it is at the tomb of the unknown revolutionary war solder in washington square. the national constitution center is offering free admission for anyone who visits today, children can

write thank you vet post card and take part in arts and crafts. in addition to the ceremony and a concert, veterans will share their stories about their service. aim, fire. and in media, veterans day was observed a day early as thousands lined the streets, for the 58th annual delaware county veterans day parade. an honor guard solute capped off 90 minute event, tradition began with world war one veterans who walk the same streets more than a half century ago. president trump and russian president vladamire putin crossed paths during apex summit, the two leaders chatted as they walked to the photo opp in vietnam where the conference is underway. saturday's chat while brief looked friendly. the two briefly met during friday night when all of the head of the state came together to take a photo before the summit officially started. pressure mounting for

alabama's senate candidate roy moore to step aside sexual abuse allegations against him are true, four women claim the republican made sexual advance s toward them, when they were teenagers and he was in his 30's. moore spoke out last night saying he never engaged in sexual misconduct, and has no intention of dropping out of the race. the allegations come four weeks before special election to fill attorney general jeff sessions seat. comedian louie ck is coming clean about sexually harassing multiple woman, the stunning admission comes to the heels of the damaging, new york times story in which five women accused on the comedian of inappropriate behavior. nicki batiste has latest from new york. >> reporter: comedian louie ck is admitting sexual misconduct allegations leveled against him by five women are true, in a lengthy statement he wrote the power i had over these women is that they admired me and i we willed that power

irresponsiblessably. >> how do women still go out with guys when you consider the fact that there is no greater threat to women then men. >> reporter: accusation were first detailed in the new york times thursday, chicago comedy duo dana goodman and julia said they met ck at a comedy festival in 2002 and thought he was joking when he offered to undress in front of them. three other woman accused the actor of similar inappropriate conduct. >> would the man we spoke to felt this was moment to speak, there is this movement, there is this sense of solidarity, that their stories now will get support. >> reporter: ck who made a career out of crude, dirty jokes is just latest entertainer in a sex scandal since accusation as begins harvey weinstein surfaced, ck were the hard toes live with is what you have done to hurt someone else and hardly wrap my head around the scope of hurt i brought on them. fifty year-old is already facing backlash, just a day after canceling his premiere the distributor of the ck's new film i love you, daddy

scrapped its release. nicki batiste for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". late friday, fx network and fx productions cut ties with the comedian, taking away his title and any money for the four projects they were working on with him. well, sexual misconduct allegations are also rocking the sports world, olympic gold medal miss ally raiseman said she was sexually abused with larry naser. she was just 15 when he first started treating her. now 23, she talks about surviving abuse. >> why not look at what about the culture? what did u.s.a. gymnastics do and larry naserdo to manipulate these girls so much that they are still afraid to speak up. >> you can see the full interview on 60 minutes, tomorrow at 7:00 o'clock, right here on cbs-3. and still ahead on cbs-3

"eyewitness news" this saturday morning, a wild police chase through fields and in and out of traffic as the whole ordeal was broadcast live on facebook by the suspect. coming up next how this chase came to an end. also ahead a new test can tell if you are too tired to drive? how what you can say, can give you away, that is when "eyewitness news" continues.

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back on "eyewitness news" with police in pursuit of the truck thief, officers followed that driver for three hours, as he weaved in and out of traffic and through fields there in the stolen truck. as danielle nottingham reports a helicopter not only caught all of the action but the suspect actually shared the chase live, on social media. >> reporter: driver of the stolen pickup truck led police in the oklahoma city area on to interstates through neighborhoods and in and out of the farm fields leaving officers trailing in the cloud of dust. >> we are just coming up to paterson drive there. >> reporter: news cameras caught the action as truck cut through parking lots, squeezed through gates and crossed double yellow lines, barely missing on coming traffic. >> driving in the wrong lane. >> reporter: for nearly three hours police chased 25 year-old brandon hager. >> i'm in a high speed chase, bro. >> reporter: suspect went on facebook live during part of the chase. >> i love you. >> reporter: police through stop sticks in front of the

truck several times but the driver always managed to get around them. >> i will need an attorney for real. >> reporter: several times officers had their guns trains on the suspect did you did not shoot. he stopped at one point to pull the toolbox out of the back, that is when someone with the gunshot out his back tire. >> okay shoot the tires. >> he continues to drive on the rim leaving crop circles in the field, chase got tense when it hit the pick up almost sending tonight to a news van. >> i thank god nobody got killed. he could of killed several people at any given time. >> reporter: truck came tie stop in the field and driver back nothing the pond. >> maybe this will end it. >> reporter: driver revved his tires to try to get out and jumped out and started running his pants falling down, that is when police ended it. >> finally leading suspect off the field in handcuffs. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wow, that is wild.

never necessity what you will get. >> you never know. >> you never know. >> today we are getting the cold, jan. >> unfortunately. >> seriously feeling like winter out there. we want to show you a live look and even a live look looks cold. take to you graphics live look at center city, 24 degrees. we have wins out of the north around nine. it feels more like 14 degrees. so yes, you have to be up and about early, make sure you bundle up this morning. across the rest of the delaware and lehigh valleys, we're talking about temperatures in the teens and 20's this morning. it is 20 degrees in allentown. we have 22 degrees in trenton. twenty-one in wilmington. that is a new record low temperature. twenty-three in millville. we're in the 20's down the shore. twenty-six in wildwood, and 23 in dover. we have teens in the poconos, reading, lancaster right now checking in around 18 degrees, so we do have some new record

low temperatures. here's current standing record for the poconos, reading, and philadelphia, 21 setback in 1961. here are our new record, wilmington 21 degrees that was set this morning. twenty-two in atlantic city. that was actually tied, at times record originally setback in the 1970's and then a new record low also set in trenton this morning, to 22, we still have time to go for these locations. i will keep a close eye on them all the way out into sunrise and that is when we will see the numbers, going up instead of down. right new winds are coming out of the north anywhere from about five to 10 miles per hour, across the entire region so we still do have a little bit of a wind chill factor out there. it feels more like 14 in philadelphia as i told you, feels more like 12 degrees in wilmington, 12 in reading, 10 in lancaster. it feels like 5 degrees in mount pocono.

feeling like single digits up there, 14 in trenton, 13 is what it feels like with that combination of the wind and very cold air, we call that the wind chill. the average day of our first freeze is right around november 8th so believe it or not even though i have heard people saying it ties early for cold we are right on schedule, for this arctic blast of air, that has moved in, to the region. so for the rest of today we will warm up, but not by much, it is going to be feeling like january out there, the noon hour we are still in the 30's, and a mixture of sun and cloud 37 degrees. we will toss out right around 41. it will be feeling like winter no doubt bit and it will feel like winter too if you are heading up to state college for the football game, a kick off temperature right around 32 degrees. really important that you make sure you layer up, high pressure remains in control through the weekend, brief disturbance will swing through sunday night and shower around and feeling like january today it will be warmer as we head

into sunday. tonight we are partly cloudy, not as cold look for an overnight low temperature right around 30 degrees. of course, that is still cold, and you're witness weather seven day forecast looks like this, 50 degrees as we head into sunday we could have a shower moving in sunday night into monday morning. we are up to 56 tuesday. fifty-five wednesday. more seasonal as we head in the end upcoming week, jan. >> got to bundle up, out there thousands are expected to take part in the walk to end alzheimer's. the 2-mile walk is this morning at citizens bank park in south philadelphia. all of the money goes to the care, the support, and research efforts of the alzheimer's association. well, testing sleepiness with your voice, on the healthwatch new researchers are working on technology that can tell if drivers are too tired to drive based on how they talk. health reporter stephanie stahl, explains how it works. >> reporter: fran snider spent thousands of hours in his truck each month and said he

sees a lot of tired drivers. >> the driving of the six or seven hours and they get tired and you see them going all over the road. >> reporter: british speech scientists say a driver's voice cannery veal just how tired they are behind the wheel. >> yes. >> they have developed an audio method to extract information that reveals fatigue. >> you can see, these very subtle change that is occur even within a day, even within one shift, of work. >> reporter: researchers analyzed speech of the driver during his shift every two hours and they found changes in the pitch, rhythm, quality of the workers voice, showed his level of the tiredness. >> what we are trying to do is build a model of the person's voice by making multiple recordings over a period of time. >> reporter: drowsy drivers cost thousands of fatal crashes each year. >> worse thing that can happen at the control and they say you are sounding very tired we suggest you you just stop and have a break, before you carry on. >> reporter: scientists say spotting fatigue could save lives and they hope to create

a commercial device in the next few years. researchers say the device they are working on would be a type of system inside of the vehicle that would record a driver's voice, and then send it to a fatigue monitoring center, the driver would then, theoretically be warned if it is not safe to drive. but they say this technology is still years away. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 eyewitness news. and our entire morning crew now joking will never be able to drive again. we're always a little bit tired. still ahead we will take you behind the scenes of what is new in theaters this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up will ferrell and mark wahlberg make peace in daddy's home and now they have to deal with their own

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philadelphia police are on the scene of a officer involved shooting, i'm anita o h in grays ferry and what led to that violence. plus, trash trouble what sanitation workers were caught doing on camera in a local neighborhood. and, banned from the vatican, the popular product that the pope has out loud from being sold there. good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao, it is a bitterly cold start to our saturday. lets get out to meteorologist chelsea ingram live on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. big, puffy coat today, chelsea >> just trying to stay warm out here, jan, we have temperatures extremely cold, feels more like winter outside

then our early november. lets take to you graphic, and we will take a look at temperatures 24 in philadelphia, and it is 21 in wilmington. that is a new record low temperature there. twenty-four in millville. twenty-two in atlantic city. that ties previous record setback in the 1970's a new record low as well as in trenton, 22 degrees, 20 in allentown, it is in the teens in the poconos, right now checking in around 13 degrees. of course, there is a little bit of wind, nothing compared to what we dealt with this time yesterday but now winds anywhere out of the north from five to 10 miles an hour so it does feel colder when we're talking about the wind chill. it feels more like 13 in philadelphia, 13 in allentown and feels like single digits in the poconos. we have a freeze warning in place through 10:00 o'clock from philadelphia down into south jersey as well as throughout the entire state of delaware, our growing season will be coming to an end for those locations, heading in the noon time hour today, 37

degrees, still feeling very cold out there and then by 3:00 we will top out around 41 we will have more coming up in your full forecast and let you know when temperatures will moderate a bit coming up, back to you. >> chelsea, thank you. more on that breaking news now philadelphia police are on the scene of the shooting involving a police officer, investigators say it happened following a domestic dispute, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in grace fur toy bring us up to date. what is the very latest. >> good morning, jan. police say a man inside was threatening somebody with a knife when officers arrived, and that is when one of the officers fired a shot, at this hour, you can see behind me investigators do remain inside this home. this is on the 1200 block of south 29th street until the grays ferry section of the city. police responded just before 3:45 this morning for reports of the domestic dispute, again when officers arrived they

found that man threatening somebody inside, with a knife, and a officer reportedly shot that man in the chest but woman inside has no reported injuries, that man meantime is in critical condition at penn presbyterian medical center and as is standard procedure in officer involved shootings that officer will be placed on administrative leave, again, police confirming that officer involved in the shooting fired that shot, after a man inside was threatening a woman inside , with a knife, we will stay up to dayton this developing story but for now, live from grays ferry i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police are investigating a dead hi shooting in west philadelphia man was found shot at corner of north 52nd street and lancaster avenue and park side, he was rushed to the presbyterian hospital where i was pronounced dead a short time later. so far no arrests, the police are looking for surveillance video to help in their investigation. four philadelphia police officers are on the mend today

after two of their suvs collided in kensington. officers were responding to a shooting when the crash happened at d street and indiana avenue knew yesterday morning. one suv hit a house, other hit a utility pole, surveillance video shows the seconds before the impact. police say a two-year old boy who died from the gunshot wound in olney pulled trigger himself, boy has been identified as ibin kareem lawson. police say he shot himself in the head after finding the loaded gun in the closet. the gun was later found in the trash can outside of the home, authorities believe it was there because it was reported stolen two years ago. woman is fighting for her life after she was stabbed, burned inside this west philadelphia home. police say the woman's nephew attack her friday morning in the home on the 1300 block of 53rd street, the woman is now in extremely critical condition, police did arrest that nephew.

a philadelphia home owner is not happy with the city over garbage collection. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has a exclusive look at surveillance video showing the trash trouble. >> reporter: each day jerome, patrols from his property to the end of the block making sure it is trash free. >> i'm from a part of the city where we take pride in our neighborhood and keep our neighborhood clean and i moved in this neighborhood and i bought a house here and i keep my neighborhood clean. >> reporter: but one day a week, wednesdays, specifically , he net ised that his hard work was undone. >> my house was trash, my neighbor was trashed and i wondered what happened. >> reporter: he decided to review his security camera. >> i found out the cities is trashing my house. >> reporter: wednesday just so happens to be, trash day in the frankford section of the city. check out this video given exclusively to "eyewitness news". in it a city garbage trouble pullness front of his home after bins are empty workers

are seen hurling his containers back on the street tossing remaining trash with them. put the trash out i expect it to be taken away. >> something's period to be taken away. >> watching the beginning of the video, he says three trash cans plus a bag at the curve, three cans are empty but only two thrown back. >> i chased my trash can down the street, got it out of the trash truck numerous times. >> he is running out of the containers and patients. >> i care for my neighborhood. the city, i want them to care about me. >> reporter: he did provide the city with that video and they told us tonight that they are looking into the matter. reporting live from center city alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a social media stalker is arrested on the main line. thirty year-old michael lead of michigan is facing charges now. he is accused of stalking and harassing a wayne teen who has hundreds of thousands of

followers, on social media investigators say lead sent the teen lewd messages and drive nine hours to the teen's home in wayne at lee five times. last month a suspect reportly knock on the front door asking , to meet the teen, and then he allegedly came back at least three times on tuesday. >> it is very important for every family to go over, internet safety to know the signs of somebody trying to visit anybody, is extremely dangerous. >> lead is being held at delaware county jail while investigators wait for a search warrant to check out his car. he is due back in court next week. legalized recreational marijuana could soon becoming to new jersey, governor elect phil murphy campaigned on legalizing the drug for recreational use and he hopes to have a bill on his desk in the first 100 days. some say it will raise money and new tax revenue and cut down on drug arrests, others say it is a gateway drug that will do more harm then good. >> war on cannabis and war on

drugs has caused more damage than cannabis will ever do. >> kid get alcohol from their home f someone is using mar juan, they will have access to that as well. >> a september poll found 56 percent of new jersians are okay with legalizing pot for personal use. pope francis says that the vatican will in longer sell cigarettes within its walls, in a statement, vatican says no profit can be legitimate if it puts lives at risk. and seth dome reports some estimate the decision that the holy sea is giving up 11 million-dollar a year. >> reporter: when there is talk of smoke in vatican city, the smoke is focused on the chimney of the sistine chapel indicating whether is there a new pope but now focus is on cigarette smoke with the pope banning the sale of cigarettes inside vatican city. vatican city is its own city, it has its own prison, police force and own duty free shopping. cigarettes there have been 30

percent less then they are over the border here in italy. but vatican spokesperson greg merck told us that the vatican is going cold turkey. >> i think it is quite clear that we don't want to be contributing to something that is harming peoples health either our own employees or others but that is not the right signal to be sending, smoke signal if you want. >> reporter: vatican would not specify how much is being who in terms of the revenue from stopping the sale of cigarettes but greg merck told us it is not an insignificant figure. seth down, cbs news, rome. stale head on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, it is not unusual to already here christmas music playing, right but could those familiar tunes be doing more harm then good. why one doctors say hold off on the holiday jim also. also ahead the cold just can't stop high school football, can it? leslie van arsdal have a wrap

up of friday football frenzy in sports. a frigid start to the weekend but how long will these freezing temperatures stick around? hopefully in the long. chelsea ingram has the forecast when "eyewitness news" continues, we will be right

less than two weeks away from thanksgiving can you believe it but already christmas music can be heard on the radio and in the mall so is it too early? nicole brewer has more on the

impact those songs could be having on your health. >> reporter: like it or not sights and sounds of christmas are here. and while some light up. >> i love christmas music. >> it brings back memories as a child. >> i already started listening to it. >> reporter: it leaves other folks spinning. >> it kind of reminds you of all of the stuff you have to do. >> cooking, shopping, and putting decorations out and making sure you see this person, that person. >> reporter: something british psychologist backs up saying christmas music played too early, too often can cause anxiety over holiday chores. >> really. >> it puts new such a good mood, letters your stress. >> you could be more in the spirit. >> motivates me to do things. >> reporter: expert ads that the store workers are hardest hit by festive fatigue since they are hearing same songs over and over. >> if i work in the store where i had it all the time, maybe, it might be overkill. >> i work in retail in college

and it is not good. >> reporter: when should stores press play. >> halloween right after. >> it starts next week i would be fine. >> i like to it hold off until after thanksgiving. >> thing about making a turkey , not christmas tree. >> reporter: based on that random very unscientific sample, it seems we all marched to the beat of our own drummer boy, you see what i do there? thankfully most of us can turn it up or down to suit our need nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i for one, chelsea love a little bit of christmas music but i usually start it after thanksgiving but that is just me. >> it feels like it could be christmas out there. >> yes. >> with how cold it is outside but makes you feel better if i told you we are not in it alone. i'll show you why. 24 degrees right now in philadelphia. twenty in allentown. we are in the teens in the poconos, further up, 14 degrees, 20 in reading, 2 degrees shy from the record low there, 21 in wilmington. twenty-three in millville.

twenty-five down the shore in wildwood. it is right now around 22 degrees in, atlantic city, and i'll zoom out though so i can show you like i said not in it alone, there are other people dealing with 20's, and teens, and as they are waking up early this saturday morning , it is 23 degrees in columbus, where we're in the 20's in new england and 29 degrees all the way down into raleigh-durham. as far as record low temperatures we have not broke record low yet this morning in philadelphia, reading or mount pocono, we're 3 degrees shy at this hour in mount pocono, but we have either broken or tied the record, for these three cities in wilmington, 21 degrees, new record low temperature in atlantic city. we actually tied the record setback in the 1970's with 22 degrees and in trenton a new railroaded low temperature of 22 degrees. winds from five to 10 miles per hour, so nothing like what we dealt with yesterday

afternoon. but with the wind in combination with the cold air we are still talking about a wind chill factor out there so it feels more like the teens in many locations. go from elect teens in philadelphia at 14, feels more like 14 in trenton, 13 in allentown and still feels like single digits out there in the poconos a lot of people saying it is too soon for christmas music and also too soon for cold weather, well, the cold weather is right on schedule, the average day of our first freeze is right around in eighth, so we truly are right on track with this cold weather that has moved in. frigid morning in store by 9:00 we are still below freezing here, in philadelphia , 37 by lunchtime as we head in the afternoon we will top out with temperatures in the lower 40's. it is a cold one heading up to state college as well, bundle up, layer up, because kick off temperature is going to be right around 32 degrees, even though we will see good amount of sunshine courtesy of the high pressure in control through weekend.

weak disturbance moving through sunday into monday morning we could have a couple of showers around. regardless it is feeling like january today but by tomorrow, we will be just a little bit warmer with a high of 50 degrees. for today we are dealing with january like highs, we are talking 30's, for our north and western suburbs, 41 in philadelphia, 40 wilmington. four millville. forty-three for that high temperature today down the shore in wildwood. here's your forecast for tonight partly cloudy, not as cold but still cold, you can look for overnight low temperature right around 30 degrees, you're witness weather seven day forecast 50 as we head into sunday, partly sunny skies, shower chance sunday night, monday morning, 53 on monday, 56 on tuesday, we will turn more seasonal, jan as we head into next week. >> chelsea, thank you. 5:45. making skin in a lab, it might sound like science fiction on but it is reality that has saved a little boy's life. health reporter stephanie

stahl tells us about tonight today's einstein health care science center. >> reporter: report hasan looks like a picture of health now but two years ago doctors in london says he was close to dying. syrian refugee could barely walk, eat because most of the skin on his body was blistered and infected. >> the prognosis was very, very, very important. >> reporter: hasan was born with the genetic disease called known as butterfly disease because it causes the skin to be fragile and tear like butterfly wings. antibiotic, bandages and skin graft from his father didn't help. he was saved by stem cell scientistness europe who attempt aid break through procedure growing genetically modified healthy skin cells in the lab and turning them into sheets of the skin. doctors then grafted replacement skin on to hasan's body in to a series of transplant operations. >> major improvement after the the first transplantation,

diminishing of the wound areas , the child improved dramatically. >> reporter: it has been two years since hasan's last surgery and doctors say he is cure of the disease and enjoying life as an active seven year old. doctors believe the experimental stem cell treatment could help other patients with skin diseases, as well as burning victims, you this now want to use their research in clinical trials. i'm stephanie stahl, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". what incredible work there well, still ahead the wrap up of the friday football frenzy, that is up next. also ahead this past week phillies fanatic was honor for his work filling hearts for happiness for nearly 40 years, our pat gallen caught up with the big green guy to understand why he is such a special part of philadelphia. stay with us.

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grown up, and, you know, i'm blue collar hard working kid that by the grace of god made to it this level, so, i think perfect fit, and they are so passionate about the game and so am i. it is pretty cool, how this all came together and to be playing in the city like this. to college football temple on the road against cincinnati owls must win two of the final three game to become bowl eligible. third quarter temple up by six , he goes over the top, for a wide open keith kirkwood for 34-yard touchdown, owls up by 13. well, after cincinnati scores to cut that lead to six, isaiah wright returns the kick 98-yard to the house, temple wins 35-24. hard to believe it but college basketball season is here, last night sixth ranked villanova wildcats hosted columbia in the season opener at the center. second half cats up by 12, phil boot who missed last

season with the knee injury hits jumper and lead is now 14 later in the game, inbound pass to eric pascal, drives base line makes basket and fouled, villanova with the win 75-six on the final. it is time for the friday football frenzy, hi leslie. let's go. >> thanks, ladies. this week temperatures dropped , steaks were high for most of the teams in last night's frenzy with playoffs in full swing, lets start close to home in northeast philadelphia. lasalle facing st. joes prep, and this one, the side line heater gets mvp status. never highlight kickers in the frenzy but last night we get a chance for lasalle dan who nails field goal and it is three to nothing lasalle but they will not be out done just before the half, anthony pagan owe nails a field goal to tie it up at three. prep would win 17-three.

cinnaminson at camden brandon on the goal line, runs tonight for the score, cinnaminson wins it 28-12. send contact at timber creek, devon leery, gets out of the pocket and goes deep hits wide open mike johnson for the touchdown, timber creek wins 62-31. ocean city visiting delsea , mason maxwell running, and with the touchdown, and they score on the next play, and delsea wins 56-34. back into pennsylvania pen ridge visiting perkiomen valley, kyle shaw with the nice touchdown ren pen ridge with the shut out 25 to nothing. upper perkiomen visiting pottsgrove, coach rick penny packer with his final home team, after 28 years, the team with like to send him out with a win. upper perk otto even if, tyler kieser looking deep, and what a throw, what a catch, for the touchdown by ryan kendra,

pottsgrove, would not be denied jay sysco plunge necessary for the score, they win 38-14. now it is game you have been waiting for game of the week this week you voted to see pennsbury at neshaminy. we head to the field to get things started. take a look neshaminy coming out of the field, and they want no part of this. neshaminy gets it going first great run here for the touchdown. neshaminy will goat on the board. but here comes pennsbury, has an robbins, a run right up the middle untouched for the score, that one was almost too easy. back comes neshaminy, joel stills again, this is an impressive run and a nice stiff arm, break away speed, he scores, big day for stills. pennsbury defense would tighten up, though, check out this sack by matt lewis, that

is a big hit. pennsbury with the upset, over neshaminy, 36-17. they will take on coatsville next week and special thanks to neshaminy for the hospitality. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great weekend. everybody knows phillies fanatic is the best mascot in the sports world, right? but now the friendly green guy is getting hardware for his mantle. our pat gallen reports on the recognition that has finally come the fanatic's way. >> reporter: after nearly four decade of smiles, laughs the phillies fanatic is being rewarded with a major on. >> fanatic will be gold medal winner thanks to the philadelphia public relations association, they are honoring him with this special award, he is speechless always speechless. >> reporter: fanatic's best friend tom has been around fury green guy for many years. he believes that he is winning this medal because of how he has change atmosphere of the sporting event. >> just started right from the beginning, going to the

baseball game, suddenly meant american just watching baseball, you know, you could also be entertained in a different way. >> reporter: after arriving from the galapagos island in 1978 phillies fan of all had made thousands of friends over 40 years. how is it that fans still can get enough of him. >> everything he does is fun. he shoots hot dogs in the fans other people do that but no one does it not to make a pun but no one does does it with as much relish as fanatic does he is a philadelphia stapel. >> he ace great sports icon tribute and greatest mascot in any sports i think. fanatic has come a long way and i have come a long way with him. i just love him, it, whatever, but he is the best. >> after hearing about the award i just had to find out how he celebrated. >> see what the fanatic is up to, very bus think time have the year let's income real quick and see what he thinks. fanatic, what are you doing? are you going fishing?

well, didn't you know you where to win this gold medal are you excited. conn greats, big guy. >> he is happy. >> pat gallen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i love the belly roll. phillies prepared for next season fanatic stays within of the busiest people in the business e and his best friend will attend several weddings and school authenticities off season and will be back in his familiar spot once the home schedule begins april 5th still ahead on cbs-3 eyewitness news this saturday morning. >> from 60 to like 20 and i'm like come on mother nature is what up with that? >> it feels like it happened real fast. heavy coats come out of the closet when temperature tum also below freezing. people are doing whatever they can to stay warm as region gets hit with the first bit of blast of the season. plus checking out changing

colors of the season a great spot to take in the fall foliage we will show you next. chelsea ingram back with the latest on the freeze warning in effect we are back at the top of the hour, stay with at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one.

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