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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> searching for a cause of the inferno that destroyed a west chester senior living community. coming up: a resident tells " eyewitness news" about the chaotic escape to safety. also ahead this morning, a disturbing crime. the driver of this car is wanted by police. we'll tell you why. >> and, dry outside right now. but have that umbrella ready today. rain is on the way. we could be in for a messy weekend. >> today is saturday, november , everyone, i'm jan carabeo, let 's get right to the forecast, here's meteorologist , chelsey ingram, with eyewitness weather. good saturday morning, chelsey , nice for now but that will change. >> that's right. also very chilly out there right now, but at least dry. we even see maybe little

filtered sunshine we start out your day today. but that will come to an end, as we head into the afternoon, let me take to you some of the numbers, and also a live look right now, you can see the dry conditions, and the numbers best in the 20's, 30's, as we start out your saturday. right now, it is 34 degrees in philadelphia. upper 20's in allentown, 28 degrees in trenton, down the shore, we're at 28 degrees , as well, and delaware we are checking in in the 30's, 32 degrees in wilmington and 34 degrees in dover. storm scan3, shows, that cloud deck is on the increase, as we head into the morning hours today. then, i zoom out west, you can see the leading edge of rain, but getting beginning to make it way into portions of western pa. that's going to be impacting us as we head into the latter part of the day today. tonight, and then the winds really kicks up as we head into tomorrow morning. so rain moving in this afternoon. the heaviest if you will and steadiest rain, that's going to happen overnight, then by tomorrow morning, we could be talking about winds, gusting to 45 miles per hour in some

locations. so, throughout the day today, we rise into the 50's. by noontime, 50 degrees, shower possible, better chance later on this afternoon, to see some of the rain. and then the steadier rain moves in overnight, i'll time it all out for you coming up in your full forecast. for now sending it back to you >> chelsey, thank you. time is 6:03 now. and time to check the roads. let's go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning. >> good morning, of course the big event everyone is talking about this morning is the philadelphia marathon. as you can imagine, we've got plenty of road closures in the city this morning. starting with the off ramp from the vine to 22nd and 23rd n franklin parkway, between 20th l k drive, other roads in that area, expect those to be closed until at least 3:00 this afternoon. and switching now to a live look at spring garden and the ben franklin parkway, police already have this roadblock off here. but of course, even if you're opting for public transportation this morning, you will still be facing plenty of detours. most notably detours for trucks and trolley routes through the art museum

including 715, 32, 38, 43, 48, those closed at 2:00 this morning, new wave of closures just began few minutes ago. for complete list check septa 's website before heading out this morning. of course for more details on road closure today's race visit our website at sea cbsphilly.com. >> thank you, investigators returning to what's left of barclay friends senior living community. they're looking for clues that will help them find out what started thursday night fire that injured 27 people. and, they're till in the process of accounting for everyone who was inside. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff pecks up the story. >> it was like pandemonium, but it wasn't panic. they were all, you know, everybody was running around trying to help where ever they could. >> reporter: after very long day, 88 year old betty smith now rests easy, beneath the blank net her daughter's warm west chester home. she was woken up just before 11:00 p.m. thursday to

announcement that the barclay friends assisted living center where she resided was on fire. >> next thing you know, burst through the door, couple every guys, blackjack it, and stuff, on the back, and they said you got to get out. you got to get out. >> she and other struggled downstairs to make it out, first responders now being called heroes, were going in. >> i turned around and looked. and i saw all of the flames. >> one of the firefighters went as far as he could, and until he started feeling his helmet actually start to melt. >> the 160 resident and staff members inside of the facility were carefully evacuated from the five alarm inferno, and into the 40 degrees night. >> saw a lot of blankets, like kids blankets, came off the beds, and fancy ones, and stuff like that. >> twenty-seven people were ushered to area hospitals, as frantic family members began showing up to the scene. >> so we new she was safe, just didn't know where she was >> betty's daughter tracey soon found out her mother had been transport the dollars to the colds at shelter zest up

at west chester university. >> girls came, said we're taking you home, and did. so it was very nice. not nice, but it worked out very well. >> as is routine, and in large scale situation like there is the atf will be assisting in this investigation. they say they'll be coming out here, and as soon as that build something safe enough for them to go inside, they're going to begin to try to determine what caused this fire. reporting in west chester, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." now, the pennsylvania department of health and department of human services regulates this senior living facility. "eyewitness news" checked the most recent reports from both departments in october and early november. they show the building in compliance with code despite four minor infractions. now over the past 11 years, the facility has been inspected 39 times. there have been 14 inspections with safety violations, all of the issues, how much, were fixed, and as of thursday

night, state officials say the building was up to code. new this morning: row home fire in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood has sent one person to the hospital. firefighters returned to this burning house, near ninth street, and west erie avenue, the injured person went to temple university hospital. there is no word on how serious that person's injuries are this morning. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> investigators in western pennsylvania continue their manhunt today for the person who killed a police officer. investigators say new kensington police officer, brian shaw, was making a traffic stop last night, a foot pursuit then ended in gunfire. officer shaw died a short time later. new kensington police chief is now making a urgent plea for tips to help officer shaw's killer. i'm asking anybody, anybody, with any information, who they think it might be, please, please give us a call.

we need to find the person that did this. >> now, police found a jeep cherokee wanted in connection with that shooting. officer shaw had been on new kensington's police force, for less than a year. philadelphia police are investigating three attempted lurings of young boys. detective believe suspect is driving this car, take a look, it was captured on surveillance video. the first incident happened on may 9th when police say a man lured two brothers into his car, as they were trying to earn money pumping gas on the 3300 block every ridge avenue. the latest incident happened near stenton and haines on tuesday, and again on thursday >> the 14 year old complaint and the was awaiting, approached by an offender, approached by a grape or silver vehicle. he then asked if he wanted to earn some money by performing a sex act. >> the victims range from 11 to 14 years old. if you have any information, give philadelphia police a

call. excuse me. gloucester county authorities are a suspect in a murder after house sitter. investigators say physical evidence has linked 19 year old brandon wilson to the killing of sean evening carter officer found the young mother's body in a house on hopkins street, in woodbury back in september, wilson is in the cape may county jail on un unrelated case. and a series every random attacks near the temple university campus is now under investigation. the most recent was thursday night, at 16th and oxford. a group of teens attacked a student, knocked him to the grounds there. he's still in the hospital. the other two attacks also on oxford street, happened on november 7th, and 14th, police think the same teens are responsible for all three attacks, and in each case the teens did not feel a thing. well helping a local food bank at one of the most important times of the year. we have a live report on a special event happening today. >> also ahead, the holiday season is nearly here, and

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tell us all about it, hi, anita. hi, there, jan. good morning, well, there is a very specific way to help today. you can see behind me, they've collected some of those turkeys, but they're still looking for more, also canned goods, so joining me now john and tasha has lands from the pantry and paris live international. thanks so much for joining us this morning, you guys, even need first-hand in camden, what are you guys looking for today? >> well, basically, and eat, a we are looking for turkey distributions and also we're looking for people to come in and volunteer, as well. and camden, new jersey, weaver a need for about 150 turkeys. so we're looking for people to come on down, donate those turkeys, so that we can create good memories for for example in need for this thanksgiving holiday. >> and you guys have been doing this for quite a few years, but it is also

considered a food dessert. so what's your mission there? why are you so passionate about it. >> we're passionate about it because really the base of positive early has changed. today we know individuals had six figure incomes last year, and this year they don't have any food to put on their table so we want to make sure that we're therefore folks to see if we can help them kind after bridge as they are going through what they're going through to get them to the next level. everybody needs a helping hands. so we try to give a hands up to everybody. >> and how many people do you help? how many households, how many individuals, and also, what is the message that you hear from them, once you donate? >> well, since 2,009, we have registered over 4,000 households, and eat, a and that represents roughly conservatively, i should say, 12,000 individuals that have been benefit from the our services. and when at the get the food items, they show nothing but gratitude. the letters that we get, the emails, the text messages, the hugs, the hands shakes really

express their gratitude. >> thank you for joining thus morning. if you would like to help they're still looking for about 5,000 turkeys and other canned goods, drop it off from 9:00 to 3:00 today. we'll keep you updated. live in pennsauken, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> get out there and do it, thank you, anita, see in you about a half hour. we turn to the weather now. chelsey ingram over there looking at the forecast and tracking a bit of rain. hi, kelly. >> that's right. you know, if you are running or maybe even spec dating the half marathon today, rain on the way, starting out the morning, however, on a very chilly note. i'll show you some of the weather watcher temperatures as soon as we can get this to work. talking 30 degrees for our weather watcher lynn, who lives in cherry hill, new jersey, and weaver other temperatures checking in in the 20's in some locations. check out this one. this is over in jersey, this is chesterfield, we have ed who lives there in his backyard he says it is right around 26 degrees. other weather watchers

checking in in the 20's, 30's, you can see, some of those numbers. we have eileen in gilbertsville, right around 24 . and in her backyard. now we take you to live look at the neighborhood network, see the dry conditions, from across the river there. we've got dry start to the day but yes, indeed, that's going to come to an end as well. 34 degrees right now in philadelphia. 32 degrees in wilmington. we're in the upper 20's, down the shore, in atlantic city, 28 degrees there. we're in the 30's in delaware, 32 in wilmington, 34 in dover. we have 30 in reading. right around 33 degrees, poconos, in the upper 20's, places like allentown, winds right now, light, variable, in some locations, also calm in others. that is definitely going to be changing. things will be turning gusty today, and extremely windy, as we head into the overnight hours tonight and also into tomorrow. so, weather planner bee noontime up to 50 degrees, we head into the 3:00 hour, high temperatures mid 50's, it

will be breezy and a damp afternoon out there. storm scan3, shows that we have the cloud deck beginning to make the increase across the region, today, i zoom out, then see the leading edge of rain located out to the west, moving into portions every western pa, that's going to be arriving in our neighborhood later on this afternoon. notice, future weather, keeping us dry, through the 12:00 hour, at least right here in philadelphia. we will start to see some of the rain moving into allentown , reading, lancaster. as we move forward in time, we will have the risk for shower, as we head into the afternoon. but the bumm being of the rain , the steadiest rain, if you will, associated with cold front frontal passage, arrives during the overnight hours tonight. and during the we hours of tomorrow morning. now, it is possible, that some of that rain could actually help to pull down some of the stronger winds, in the upper levels of the as moss fear, might even be talking about a wind advisory going into effect, as we head into your sunday. let me show you what i am talking about here in the future winds gust. we will be gusting early this afternoon, easily gust mile

per hour gusts, but during the overnight hours tonight, into tomorrow morning, here we are, kicking off the marathon. you can see winds gusting over 40 miles per hour, so, keep an eye on that, and reminding you of that, especially if you're going to be a runner even spectator it, could make things rather uncomfortable out there. we stay breezy, even windy, as we head into sunday night. here's your forecast for today 54 degrees, increasing clouds, afternoon showers, moving in, for the bulk of the rain, i think, ends up moving in overnight tonight. and into the we hours of tomorrow morning. forecasting an overnight low temperature around 49 degrees. here's your marathon forecast. 52 degrees, at the start, 50 by 10:00 a.m. that's cold air just moves on in with that win. 12:00 p.m., talking 49 degrees , as you're celebrating that grand finish. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 53 degrees as we head into sunday. then we drop into the 40's monday, but notice, if you are traveling for thanksgiving, we answer looking at dry

conditions across the delaware valley. fifty-seven on tuesday, 55 wednesday. and then partly cloudy skies, on thursday, for thanks giving , but it will be chilly and jan, speaking every chilly , i'll be ice skating. actually had the chance to check out great wintertime activity. did i a report at the skating worth dim worth park, great place to go. you're looking to get outside for something to do. even open thanksgiving, from noon to 8:00 p.m. great way to get some exercise after all of the eating, we know, we will all be doing, or great way to spend time with family. and when you want to take a break from skating grab a bite michelle shannon from the center city district explained some of the tasty dishes on the menu this year. >> aside from the wonderful skate that we have here at the ross ring, we also have a wonderful place to warm up inside the rothman cabin. >> it is warm. >> it is warm, it is cozy, that is great date night place so we brought out some of the

food that we have from brulee catering, who does our food here. so we have wonderful yummy grilled cheese. oh, okay. >> also you can get with tomato soup, with croutons, or alone, and we also have some lentil chilly, that's new this year. >> jan, the food was seriously a making, i tried the chilly, i could take my husband therefore little date night. >> that's great. >> spiked hot cocoa. >> yes. >> and after i get on the ice, you know? >> i know, i would be on the side lines the whole time rooting you on. >> i'm always holding on to the wall. >> oh, definitely hold the wall. >> i'm the wall person, the wallflower on the skating rink >> that's okay, as long as you get out there and try it o thanks, chills i. and keeping with the winter scene now, meteorologist, kate bilo, kick off cbs-3 holiday fest in bucks county last night. take a look.

>> (cheers). >> very cool. so, kate was therefore the holiday light celebration at pedestrians letters village. the grand illumination is a annual tradition. and while she was there, she joined in with the band playing the more ac a's to help get everybody in the holiday spirit a lot of fun to be had a. >> so talented. love her. love her. still ahead on cbs-3 this saturday morning. >> i know i'm not an ordinary kid. i've had 27 surgeries. >> a movie about a little boy who is different is teaching people that we are all the same. our very own ukee washington will have a preview

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>> big congratulates toss a member of our cbs-3 news family. >> charlene horn was inducted into the broadcast pioneer of philadelphia hall of fame last night. family, friends and colleagues there, celebrate dollars with charlene at a special dinner on city avenue. the emmy award winner has been with cbs-3 for 40 years. >> i'm humble to be in your company. and now part of a long litz of talented and respected broadcasters, who have been zoe send shale to the life of our sit. >> i great job, charlene. also inducted retired cbs news reporter dick standish, and karen fee old i, best known for portraying saturday night dead on cbs-3 in the 1980s, again, big congratulations to everyone there. >> well, a middle school boy with facial differences is the story line of the fit l

adaptation of new new york times best seller, the title wonder. and if you're wondering what it is all becomes the author of the book and director of the film stopped by to talk with our very own ukee washington about the movies inspiring and heartwarming background. >> next week i start fifth grade. and since i've never been to real school before, i'm pretty much totally pet tide. >> a book about kindness, nice thing, but now more than ever. >> compassion, acceptance, the underlying theme of this revealing project. >> don't want to walk up with your parents, because it is not cool. >> but you're cool. >> i know i am. but technically most dads aren't. neither are these helmets. >> there is something about that kid that's just magical. >> ten year old jacob is quickly established himself as one of the industry's finest young actors, who is specially after a key role in the oscar nominated film room. now he helped create awareness and education about cranial

facial differences, director of the film told me his performance was inspiring. >> the ability to convey that much emotion through that much make up. the only thing that's actually him his eyes, his mouth. >> you are not ugly, august i. >> you're saying is that because you're my mom. >> i know you the most. >> and the public has come to know veteran actor owen wilson san academy winner julia roberts. >> i heard through the grapevine, julia rob heard red the book and wanted to be part of the move when the movie was going to be made. and, i remember, when i heard that, that was the first time that i thought oh, wow, this movie actually might get made. >> wilson is largely known for his comedic work. >> i think it would be very priced how genuinely touching he is in this movie, and -- >> heart breaking. >> heart breaking. >> he is heart breaking. >> owen wilson will surprise you. >> not surprising how some children will react in situations like this. some can be very understanding , which the film boldly depict, while others?

>> kids can be cruel. but they could also be heroic. >> that's a wonder. >> the toughest kid in the school. show them. >> you canned blends in when you're born to stand out. >> and still ahead, right here on cbs-3: whether you're looking for high-tech toys or old standards, we have a preview of the hottest toys out there this holiday season. there is something for everyone. we'll show you coming up. >> and preview of this weekend 's national dog show in our region. i had the chance to check it out and we will show you what you can expect to see there today and tomorrow. we will be right back.

>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. searching for answers after an inferno destroys west chester senior living community. while the focus continues on accounting for all of the residents evacuated in the middle of the night. and, looking live outside now in just a few hours, thousands will set a course through center sit filled for today's har marathon and ak as they keep an eye on the weather. chelsey ingram also tracking the rain on the way. anita? >> good morning, jan,

thanksgiving is right around the corner, and the food bank of south jersey is helping those who need it get this meal on the table. i'm anita oh, in pennsauken, coming up: how you can help today. that's next. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's start you off with the forecast. meteorologist, chelsey ingram on the skydeck this morning with eyewitness weather. good morning, kelly. >> good morning, jan, good morning to you at home. headed out either to be a spectator or run the half marathon today you'll be dealing with chilly temperatures. let me show you numbers across the region. 34 degrees right now if philadelphia. thirty-two in wilmington. it is 34 in dover. we're in the 20's, though, in millville, atlantic city, 28 degrees in trenton, it is 28 degrees in allentown, and we are in the 30's in the poconos, look at the clouds, on the increase across the region, showing you here on storm scan3, we're dry for now looks like we will remain dry for the half marathon. look at the rain located out

to the wets, that will be moving through headed into the afternoon, and especially during the overnight hours tonight, and into tomorrow morning. it is all associated with a storm system, that's going to be impacting us this weekend, bringing us the chance for rain, later on today, tonight, and early tomorrow morning. and then we will see some serious winds moving our way, as we head into sunday. we could even see gusts to 45 miles per hour as a possibility. but here's what you can expect for today. you're going to need the umbrella from the shore to the poconos. headed into the afternoon, high of 54 in philadelphia, 60 down the shore, and 44 in the poconos. i'll time out all of the rain coming up in just a bit in your full forecast. for now sending it back to you >> chelsey, thank you. 63:00 it, and time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> jan, taking a live look at 95, front street, all of the majors looking all right right now. spotty construction out, there so just be alert for. that low volume expected. also just a note, getting report of icy roads around

west chester so take it slot out that way. the big event everyone is talking about this morning is the philadelphia marathon weekends, as you can imagine, we've got plenty of road closures in the city this morning, starting with the off ramp from the vine to 22nd and 23rd street, every course the ben franklin parkway between 20th and 25th. kelly drive, mlk drive, other roads in that area, expect those to be closed until at least 3:00 this afternoon. and switching now to live look at spring garden and the parkway, police already have this block off here. but of course, even if you are opting for public transit this morning, you will be facing plenty of detours, most notably detours for bus and trolley routes that run through the art museum area. check the website before heading out this morning. more details and closures for the race visit our website at cbsphilly.com. in the cbs traffic center, i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> good reminders. thank you, amanda. investigators returning to the scene of the fire that destroyed senior living complex in chester county. thursday night fire at the barclay friends senior living community injured 27 people.

as "eyewitness news" reporter alicia tells us, authorities are still trying to determine if everyone got out alive. >> terror at nursing home in west chester asthmas i have fire ripped through it, flames 50 feet high, with well over 100 people inside. some, elderly, and disable. >> seeing how disoriented they were. and it was just frightening. >> as roughly 400 emergency responders race to the scene, those who were already near, residents close to the barclay friends nursing home, sprung intoing. >> i asked if i could help. it was just so much going on on that instead of waiting i just went in. >> some ran into the burning buildings to help those helpless inside. >> we wrapped this gentleman in a blanket, made a stretcher out of it, and actually carried him away from the fire as far as it could. >> other ran from their homes with blankets to comfort and keep warm. the elderly and disable, that were now out in the cold. >> everybody reacted so quickly. >> i was actually extremely

proud of my neighborhood. >> but the fear now, all of this effort may not have been enough. authorities are still trying to figure out if everyone made it out. >> that is the number one priority, making sure we can account for everybody, the scene, how it happened, we will follow on. police alicia , cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >> meantime, many who were evacuated from the senior living center are now depending on the kindness of family and friends, coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan with more from those seeking shelter after the fire. it is a quilt of some sort >> peggy con away holds this blanket dear, remind i of the unbelievable effort she says people made to help displaced resident of the barclay friends nursing home like her mother. >> they had whole bunch of blankets on, then neighbor, of ly, neighbor came and put this comforter over her. >> conway says for people with loved ones at barclay friends, news of the fire sent them scrambling. >> what was it like whether

you got there? >> chaos, literal chaos, huge flames, lots of smoke her her mother, one week away from her 101st birthday, and suffers from altzheimer's. >> took little while to find her. so i was panicked. she was scared. >> so many elderly residents, residents suffering from serious medical conditions, the red cross is getting evacuees, a lot of teamwork. >> we had hundreds of personnel on the scene between community partners, red cross and the folks from the university. >> west chester university provided shuttles and converted the gym into shelter for more than 40 evacueesing. >> university is a resource for the community, and what better place for people to be than in a gym, when something like this happens. >> everyone was bending over backward to help. >> conway says from the barclay staff to emergency responds tears neighbors that help hand out blanket, push wheelchair, true community effort to help the elderly resident of bark play friends. >> what would you say. >> thank you.

thank you so much. >> it was crazy. >> family hopes to spends gram ma's 101 birthday at local hospice facility, and the redd cross tells us by noon friday all of the evacuees have been placed either in local healthcare facilities or with their families. from west chester university, cleve bryan, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". and make sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on fire investigation on air and on line. you can always get the latest breaking information at cbsphilly.com. >> in other news today, thousands of run remembers setting a course this weekend for the philadelphia marathon, the half marathon and the ak run are this morning. crews have been busy setting up roadblocks, water stops, all along the ben franklin parkway. portions every kelly drive, marcus it street, other roads off limit. off limit for part of today and tomorrow when the 24th annual marathon begins. mayor jim kenney offered

encouragement, for everyone who is running a marathon. >> complete ago marathon or half marathon is a great accomplishment. it requires month of training, dedication, discipline, so we're proud of all of our runners, i congratulate you all on this accomplishment, wish you all the best of luck. >> race organizers also introduced their new marathon mascot, for 2017, the running revolutionary will be present all along the race course this weekend. to find out how to get through philly, around the marathon route, just go to cbsphilly.com. well, many are getting ready to give thanks for all they have, others are getting ready for thanksgiving by giving. today the food bank of south jersey's holding its annual turkey drop. "eyewitness news" reporter, anita oh, live there in pennsauken this morning to tell us more about it, good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, what a great cause, right there, the very specific need, but also a very specific way that you can help today. they've already collected a lot of turkeys, as you can see

here behind me. but they're still looking for about 5,000 more. and joining me now, key development officer tom, thank you so much for being with us this morning, what's the need here, and what are you guys looking for? >> we're looking for turkeys, that's the name of the game today. turkey drop going on in the food bank and other site around the area, and the idea to get as many turkeys as we possibly can in one day to just in time for the holiday. so, that's where we're trying to accomplish here. >> and you guys are also looking for cans goods, as well. >> cans goods, non-perishables, things, the trimmings so to speak, yes, definately get those all pulled together as well. >> you guys serve the south jersey community here, but also another -- there are also other people you said who you're trying to serve. can you talk more about that? >> absolutely. there has been so much natural disaster going on, seen in the news, and you sort of intend to think about, stop thinking about it, as time goes on, but we now actually get people

coming up from puerto rico, florida, houston, and they're here, and they're coming from devastating situation. and they're coming here to even more need. and more food and security, because they're coming to families that can't necessarily take on more members of the household. they're already filled up to the brim. so, it is an opportunity for us to serve even more, get those, you know, vamp he is to get even more food to these families, make sure they can accommodate and help. >> right. what are the difficulties that you see first-hand for some of these families, what would thanks giving be like for them >> thanksgiving without a turkey or the trimmings, we don't know what the meal would look like without it. so, we definitely have to keep f this going, what we don't have in turkeys we have in chickens , we have to make sure that there is something that the centerpiece, because family is a time for everybody to get together. it is a time for everybody to feel like they're part of a of they belong somewhere and food helps. >> absolutely. that's great message. of course it is tradition, thank you, so much, team tonight. again you can help, they're looking for about 5,000 turkeys, and they'll be here

today from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 in the afternoon. if you would like to come and drop off all of the items that are perfect for thanksgiving, for now, liver in pen saning, back to you. >> 5,000 turkeys, come on, folks, we can do it, thank you so much. >> and stay with us, there is still so much more @ head right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning. >> from a drone you fly with your hands ... to a live look dole, a look at the hottest holiday toys coming up. >> that was impressive. and the national dog show is in our area this weekend. we will have preview as dozens of breeds compete to be the nation's top dog. >> and it is an umbrella alert today. as wet weather heads our way. chelsey ingram is timing out the rain coming up next.

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>> sleep over in the phillies clubhouse with their best friends, "eyewitness news" at citizens bank park, these kids got much-needed break from their treatment. to just be kids, and have fun, phillies pitcher, zach, was thereto show his support to the children. >> well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, saturday. anthony mason, and alex wagner , join us live now from new york with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: that sounds like fun, i would love a sleep over in the phillies clubhouse,

right? >> not too schwab. >> i good morning. coming up: we'll have all of this morning's headlines. >> plus, 50 years ago, rolling stone hit news advance and forever changed the worlds every music, journalism. speak with the author who had access to the personal accuse of publisher yan winner. >> and the two sides every comedian bob saget. best known as beloved tv dad. he also has some of the dirtiest stand up comedy in the business, we will talk with him about it as he returns to fuller house, and releases a new comedy special. >> all of that plus your eye opener, and the dish, and music from elbow in our saturday session. that's just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. looking good as always. >> the holidays are fast approaching, and that means, it is time to start shopping. toys aren't the same as last year, never are. nicky batiste has a look at the items kids are asking for this year. >> there you go. >> oh, yes. >> so fun.

>> kids are flipping out for this year's hottest holiday toys. >> from a new age doll. >> my name is teddy rubbings ben. >> to a blast from the past. >> 2,017, the toy insiders laurie shack gave us a look at the toys kids are claim org for. last year, the must have's, the hatchable back with new twist. >> it twins year? >> surprise, not just one but two toys in each egg. >> kids aren't going to know until it hatches whether it is identical twins or fraternal twins. >> sound a.m. expressions, out of the box she speaks bible. the more you speak to her, the more she will learn more words >> this week, baby alive doll on many kids wish list, too.

>> for older kids the r2 d2 inventor kid, it comes in pieces and has to be put together. >> the aura drone allows to you fly it with the motion of your hand. >> the playful tiger has 100 sounds and motion combinations . >> nicky batiste, cbs news new york. >> and santa is going to have a lot of work to do this christmas. as for our weather watchers, they've been sending in some very interesting pictures this morning, take a look at this this one from phil in philadelphia. he says pretty red sunrise, red sky in the morning ... we all know what that means. we have some rain and some winds actually headed our way

>> twenty-seven in his backyards, kenneth in new jersey, 30 degrees, and a lot of 20's, a lot of 30's, john in mullica hill says right around 30 where he lives, as well. let plea take to you another beautiful sunrise, as well. this is in the kutztown area, where we are checking in in the 20's, and 29 degrees, there, you can see that cloud deck, really beginning to push in across the region, temperatures across the delaware valley are in the 20 's and 30's, 34 degrees, in philadelphia. we're in the upper 20's, in allentown, 33 degrees mount pocono, upper 20's in trenton, we have 28 in atlantic city, 32 milville and delaware, here , checking in in the 30's, right around 32 in wilmington, 34 in dover. winds are starting to pick up, just ever so much. poconos now up to 10 miles per hour in dover, right up to 8 miles per hour, other spots,

still light and variable, and will change headed into the afternoon today, in fact, rather gusty afternoon, we could easily see gusts over 20 e in philadelphia. temperatures rise to the ooh degrees by the noon hour, then we're in the mid 50's, by 3:00 better chance for some showers around as we head into the afternoon. storm scan3 shows we're quiet right now, and dry, but those clouds are continuing to increase across the region, as i zoom out, you can notice, the rain, located out to our west. that's what's going to be pushing on in. as we head into the remainder of the day today. so, let me show you how things play out. on future weather. by 12:00 couple of showers moving into lancaster county, also, near reading, allentown, up into the poconos. we could even see couple of showers here in philadelphia, especially as we led into the latter part of the afternoon. but, it is really overnight, that's when the steadier rain is going to be kicking in, and that's going to hang around into the we hours of tomorrow morning, so if you are running

the full marathon, as we head into tomorrow morning, there could be a stray lingering shower around, that will be followed by clearing, and also some very windy conditions. let me show you what i am talking about here. these winds are going to be with whirling headed into the overnight hours tonight into tomorrow morning. here have the gusts over 20 miles per hour, this half noon i was telling but >> notice we could see overnight hours tonight, winds whipping, race time, 7:00 sunday morning, so, keep that in mine winds will make it feel un comfortable remain breezy for the rest every your sunday. for today, increasing clouds, afternoon showers, high temperature right around 54 degrees. tonight we see overnight low of 49. cloudy with rain at times, again, the steadiers, heaviest , rain, will be moving in, over night, and into tomorrow morning. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 53 degrees on

sunday. very windy out there. and chilly sunshine, on monday , with the high of 49. we're up to 57, so bit milder by tuesday. then looking just fine, for thanksgiving travel on wednesday, with a high of 55. it will be chilly though on turkey day, high of 47. jan? >> chelsey, thank you. >> 6:51. who will be named top dog? this weekend, 190 breeds will be competing for that honor at the 2017 national dog show. it at the greater err philadelphia expo center. i had the chance to get preview of this weekend's event with trainer lourdes, take a look. >> thanks for being with us, lourdes. you've got a friends as well watch are you guys going to be doing? >> echo, boards err collie. you can see he's ready to go, very intense, breed also great work ethic and very agile. i think he want to demonstrate . >> good. left. ride. good. he is easy.

good. good. nice job, echo, good boy. >> good job, echo. so, if people come out this weekend, can they see this and a bunch of other things? >> well, this is part of the go dog. we will have a dog demonstrate all weekend long, and also going to have this dog, here, the arena, national dog show. it is presented by purina, hosted by the council of philadelphia. so great show. opportunity to meet dogs of all times, over 180 breeds will be here, over 2,000 dogs. soap, it should be exciting. >> special kind of show, because it is called a bench show. what's that about? >> bench show, allows, actually, the dogs will be on display. so you'll have breeds every all types. so if you are thinking of getting a dog soon, or maybe next year, this is an opportunity to come out and meet some of the handlers, the breeders, and someone to talk to the expert about the breeds >> really is one stop shop if you are thinking about getting a dog you can get educated, see them up close and personal , then you can come to the show ring, and see the

best of the best. what's that like as a trainer, part of the show to see these top dogs compete year after year? >> the excitement definitely in the air. these are some of the top dogs coming out here, like i said, this is going to be film to air on thanksgiving day. so great opportunity, to showcase your dogs, and to see some of the best dogs. >> it is fantastic. a lot of excitement. you can feel it already, you can hear some of the dogs, get egg reds toy go. echo i think is ready to go one more time. want to put him through the stages once more, let's go, oak owing he echo. >> twenty-one hung dogs this year, the most in ten years. more than 180 breeds, so much to see and do, you really doesn't want to miss it. >> good boy.

>> the national dog show runs today from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and tomorrow, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. again at the greater philadelphia expo center, at oaks. we'll be right back after this stay with us.

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though, for the holiday. >> that's good. marathon runners tomorrow, though, will have a time of it >> seriously. >> best every luck, though everyone involved. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend, everyone >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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