mainly, throughout the day. our temperatures are on the cool side of things, though, 37 degrees in philadelphia, and actually in the 20's in allentown. 27 degrees, there. even 20's down the shore in atlantic city. thirty in wildwood. it is 27 in millville. and in delaware we have temperatures checking in right around 33 degrees. and both wilmington as well as dover. we are warmer, compared to this time yesterday. in fact, 5 degrees warmer in philadelphia. 10 degrees warm nerve mount pocono. this is going to be the trend, as we head into the afternoon. yesterday's high temperature right around 51. we are going to be warmer than that. storm scan3, shows, that we are dry for now. but as i zoom out, you will see some green on the map and some white. that's cloud cover. slight rate fawn as a result at the end of day today. increasing in clouds, and outside the boundary it will be very mild. fifty-seven by the afternoon,

we could see sprinkle for points north, especially up into the poconos. more coming up in your exclusive forecast, for now, back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. >> it is 6:00. time to check the roads. let's go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> hi, jan, taking live look at 95 at the vine, near the ben franklin bridge. not many folks out there. this is what you'll see on most of the roadways in the area. maybe because of the holiday. maybe everyone decided to sleep in today. aside from the construction closure, weaver one, been pretty quiet. here we go. bells mill road between henry avenue and germantown pike, will be closed for construction, starting today, in about an hour. that's scheduled to start at 7:00 this morning, and last until 6:00 this evening, for detour there, through indoor road onto northwestern avenue before taking right back onto germantown. it caused too many problems as traffic remains low today. final live look at the boulevard, everyone out for drive already this morning, moving along problem-free here and on all of your majors, in

the cbs-3 traffic center. amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> amanda, thank you. new this morning, car hit tree along roosevelt boulevard, killing one person. it is not yet clear what caused this crash. which happened right around 2:30 this morning on the boulevard at ben err street. a passenger died there at the scene. the driver is now in stable condition at aria-torresdale hospital. >> fire swept through home in pennsauken new jersey this morning. this call came in just after 1:00, to this house, on the 1100 block of cove road. the fire was under control in less than 30 minute, and everyone was able to get out safely. the red cross is taking care of seven people, who are now without a place to stay. >> smaller merchants hoping to take a big bite out of the big box stores today. it is small business saturday. and those shops around the corner are hoping to attract and keep new customers. "eyewitness news" reporter, anita oh, liver in rittenhouse square this morning, anita, you're in a store. good morning. >> good morning, jan, we are,

we are here, one of our favorite stores, i actually want to move it, because it is gorgeous in here. so, again, joining me now, jill asher, from the center city district, and while jill is speaking, let's take a tour of the store. because it is so cute in here, jill watch can people expect here today? >> so doing discounts for how many pieces you buy. so one item, 10% off, two items, 20% off, so there is definitely incentive to stock up on all of the amazing gift, accessories, amazing candling, so some unique items you can find in here. a lot of them are on my list, personally. so again, some incentives to stock up. >> yes, and a lot of just really specialty items that you can't finds in a larger mall or something like, that so that's very exciting. but on a larger scale, what does small business saturday mean to a lot of the retailers here in center city specially because nearly 08% of them are local? >> exactly. amazing tenant mix here. so you can find some

absolutely amazing pieces. again, you wouldn't find anywhere else. so for the retailers really about the experience. so, they want people to come down to center city, experience all that the city has to offer, maybe take a skate at the ice skating rink at dilworth park, come shop around, grab lunch with what their loved one, so real that i festive holiday experience that is so special and unique to center sit. >> i how much have we seen center city grow in the past several years? >> it has been unbelievable. there is still so much construction, in center city district area, but right here, in rittenhouse square, you can see all of the different retailers have grown, and expanded, so it has been a really exciting time for philadelphia. >> absolutely. so we're so excited to be inside here today. and of course, throughout the day, as well, once these stores open. a lot of the stores opening early. >> correct. yes. opening early. they're excited for the retail tears come down. big big weekend for them already. and they're just excited for it to continue.

>> absolutely. and, something else that is exciting is that starting from now, up until the new year, there will actually be freon street parking here around center city. on saturday days, so if you would like to come down, and you need a car, you will be able to find parking today likely. for now live from rittenhouse square, anita oh, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> i have a feeling that store will keep you very busy for the next 30 minutes, anita. >> jan, i'm already very busy inside here, i send it back to you so i can get back to work. >> thank you, anita. >> stores along east passyunk avenue in south philly are hoping shoppers take part in hashtag shop small. well, big retailers are often the focus on "black friday," even saturday and sunday as well, locally owned and independent businesses still hope you'll do business with them, manayunk is also participating, and in many places, there will be free parking, musical performances, and other festive tis. >> financial experts are predicting the average shopper will be spending more money this holiday season. while that's good news for the

economy, some retailers were feeling a little bit bruised on "black friday," after suffering a few glitches. andy roast reports. >> the holiday shopping season has officially started. and while the national retail federation says the average person will spend more than $900 each this holiday season, "black friday" got off to a rough start for a few retailers. seattle, hundreds of black lives matter protesters gathered at shopping center, blocking the entrance to norstrom downtown, waist now become annual event. macy had issues with processing credit card transactions, nationwide, causing longer than expected lines in stores, and frustration for on-line buyers some j.c. penney customers were not happy to find out coupons that range between ten and $500 were not being handed out at its doors, the change in their coupon trolley is did not sit well with some customers. >> this year coupons were handed out on thanksgiving day , and will be handed out again on saturday.

the lowe's website temporarily went down while some of those irritated customers expressed their frustration on social media. and, a mall in miami dade county was temporarily evacuated friday afternoon, while police investigated a possible shooting, which turned out to be false alarm. security says someone pulled the fire alarm, after something fell, causing zero loud noise, police cleared the mall shortly after arriving on scene. i'm andy rose reporting. >> and in other news this morning, british police believe two men in a fight caused a panic in london. the scare happened in a shopping district there, packed with people, looking for "black friday" deals. some shoppers were seen running, while other hid inside the stores. heavily armed police swarmed the area going shop to shop looking for reported gunman. but there is no evidence of gunfire, still one eyewitness describes the hectic scene. >> i heard someone like boom boom, three times it, seemed -- i can't be sure, i can't see, but afterward

everybody is screaming and just rushing inside the store. everybody just hiding somewhere. it is so terrible. >> yes, and one woman suffered minor injury while trying to get to a safe place. >> meantime, the death toll from the attack on an egyptian mosque now exceeds 300 people. islamic extremists opened fire and through grenades during prayers, block their victim's path of escape. as kenneth craig reports, the country is now observing three days of mourning. >> and an unknown number every gunmen converged on the mosque on friday. inside, hundreds of worshippers were gathered for prayers. the massacre started with some kind of explosion. arm men, then stormed the building, and opened fire. as people tried to flee, they were shot by gunmen positioned outside the exit. arriving ambulances, also came under fire, the death toll soured past 200, before the killers escaped.

>> they destroyed everything except one man who made it out they said most of the people in the mosque and the had a been killed. friday's bloodshed happened in egypt's north sinai region, and recent years, the area has been a battleground between islamic militants, and the egyptian government. there have been no claims of responsibility for friday's attack. which target add mostly soupy mosque. suspicion fell to isis, because the group considers that branch of islam to be blasphemous. in a televised address, egypt 's president vowed to avenge the attack, he also declared three national days of mourning. in a tweet, president trump called the attack horrible and cowardly. the state department condemned it as an unconscionable act of evil. kenneth craig, for cbs-3 " eyewitness news". >> president trump's former national security advisor may be moving toward cooperation with special council's russia investigation. lawyers for michael flynn

communicating with the president's legal team. one of the president's lawyers told cbs news, the mood could mean flynn may be negotiate ago plea deal, but he says it, has nothing to do with the president. the president fired flynn three weeks after the inauguration, for misleading the vice president about his contacts with russia. >> meanwhile, the president is mixing work and play in florida he spent about four hours at trump national gulf club in jupiter playing golf with tiger woods, and afterward returned to his private club in miami beach. they insist it is not a vacation, the president tweeted that he's working to bring more jobs and companies back to the us. >> first he lost his job with cbs, pbs, now two university have revoked journalism awards they gave to charlie rose. arizona state university and the university of kansas made their decision after several women accused rose of sexual misconduct. earlier this week, rose

apologized for his actions and said he was deeply embarrased. >> well, still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news,, check this out. wild scene at a strip mall. a family of bears is spotted running around. and we will tell you what they were looking for, i have a feeling i know what it is. if you are looking for another place to shop, in the city, lou no further than dilworth

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>> welcome back, check this out, guys. three bears rum and through trash cans outside a california shopping mall. have now become a social media sensation. no wonder why. they're super cute. northern california sheriff deputy caught them on video during his nighttime rounds. the bears were looking for food. outside of the taco bell, and cvs pharmacy, eventually, the trio just runs away, and the deputy was left with a funny story to show-and-tell his friends. they were just out looking for a bite to eat, chelsey. >> they were. cute. >> like many people today, going to stroll the streets, shopping? >> strolling around, maybe putting up christmas decorations. >> yes. >> today do you normally do that the day after thanksgiving, and it is christmas time. >> i do. >> then the upcoming week i'll be getting the dog races up. weather watchers busy putting their christmas decorations,

already, ed connor, he says christmas lights, just look at that will very beautiful. very simple. very, very nice. our temperatures, this morning , are checking in on the chilly side of things. twenty's, 30's, according to several of our weather watchers, okay, ed in chesterfield says it is 30 degrees at his house, with nice christmas lights. marty in pennsylvania, 26 degrees. we have kenneth in willingboro , new jersey at 32. and jenny in cherry hill at 29 . and then, john in pennsylvania , says it is 24 degrees in his backyards, live look at center city, 37 degrees, dry, we have that skyline, illuminated, simply looks beautiful as we are starting out your saturday morning, but yes, indeed, it is chilly out there. we have 20's, 30's, on the map across the delaware and lehigh valley. it is 27 degrees right now in allentown, 37 degrees up in the poconos. we have 31 degrees in reading, 30 in lancaster and delaware, in the low 30's, 32 degrees in

wilmington, it is 33 in dover. down the shore, 20's, 30's, 29 in atlantic city, and it is right around 32 degrees in wildwood. we are warmer, though, compared to 24 hours ago. 5:30, in philadelphia. full 10 degrees warmer up in the poconos. this will be the going trend as we head throughout the day today. yesterday's high, 51. today, some areas are going to max out to near 60 degrees. wouldn't surprise me if some thermometers out there do hit zero six. fifty-nine today in millville. fifty-nine this afternoon in wildwood. fifty-eight atlantic city, and 57 for that afternoon high temperature in philadelphia. so, out ahead of frontal boundary headed our way we will be warmer than average. behind that frontal boundary we are going to be colder than average. that means, sunday, high temps only in the 40's, so doesn't be surprised if when you head out tomorrow to the eagles game, it is going to feel much colder compared to what we will deal with throughout the day today. in no time, back up to near 60 o

wednesday. >> we have some south- southwest, keeping us mild, behind it, flow out of the northwest, bringing in the chillier air. there is not whole lot of rain associated with this frontal boundery. as it moves through, we have just got so much dry air in place, hard to ring out too much in the way of precipitation, but i do think we have the risk of areas upper north, to see shower or sprinkle, mostly isolated in nature, as we led into the latter part of the day today. maybe even couple of flurries up in the poconos, high pressure builds on in for sunday, things turning breezy. so mild today. high temperature anywhere from five to 10 degrees above average for this time of year. stray sprinkle or shower, for points north, mainly on up into the poconos, then turning chilly, for part two of the weekend. here's your forecast for today milder with increasing clouds. high right around 57. heading into the overnight hours tonight. you can look for low temperature of 41 degrees, partly cloudy skies, and things clearing out fairly quickly, especially as we head into sunday morning.

if you are headed to the eagles game, as i mention, temperatures are going to be in the 40's, from kick-off to the fourth quarter, also going to be breezy, so that's going to make it feel even chillier out there springfield four's, definitely good idea to bundle up. even if you are sitting on the sunny side every things. forty-nine on sunday for the high temperature. fifty-four monday. tons of sunshine. warming up tuesday. 59 degrees as we head into wednesday. we're going to be pleasant, milder, can you believe it, 60 h temperature. as we move into thursday, 55, friday, 53, but overall, we are talking about a very mild ends to the month of november. so talking about shopping today. today is a great day, another great place to go shopping in the city, right in philadelphia's city hall. right in the shadow. dilworth park has been transformed into a winter shopping wonderland. you can find lots of great things right there. at the made in philadelphia

holiday market. recently i had the chance to chat with core even a boyer. she showed us some of the interesting food items for sale. and the best thing about them is that they're all locally made. >> we have pickles, beats root , dog treats from our vendor good boy. we also have cannoli's. >> cannoli's from food truck, can you believe that? >> amazing, different flavors, too. >> macrons reasons? >> yes yes, finishing sauces, perfect with seafood and meats and we have sugar cookies from picket fence. and they come in every size you can imagine, every shape, yes. >> so how many vendors do we have out here? >> more than 50. >> so these are all local goods? >> yes, all from the trucks in the area. >> can you tell me about the hours and you guys also open on the holidays.

>> yes, we are. the only day we are closed is christmas eve, but open 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. weekdays, and friday's and saturdays open until 8:00 p.m. >> that's one stop shopping. there is something for everyone at the made in philadelphia market. >> talk about shopping small and supporting local economy. >> i spent little too much money when i was there this week, when you go there, bring an extra bag, because you're going to take home quite a bit of stuff. >> looked like a lot of cute items. thank you, chelsey: speaking of dilworth park, 27th annual santa express trains pick up and dropped off passenger, and helpers handed out holiday gift bags, too, and when everyone arrived, guess what santa and mrs. clause arrived as well, they took laps around the ice rink before asking children what was on their christmas wish lists.

>> blue cross river rink reopened to the public yesterday all weekend long family fun festive tis, obstacle course, face painting and clay-making. >> a lot of fun to be had out there this weekend. still ahead on "eyewitness news": our very own ukee washington, talks to his cousin, danzel, about his new movie. take a look. >> next in size shoes, awkwardness, his clothe, the way he eats, i die seeded he always eats over the inch.

>> welcome back, roman j israel esquire now open in theatres. danzel washington stars as the defense attorney whose life gets turned upside down after the death of his mentor, who was a civil rights icon. danzel and the film's direct or collaborated for a full year before the cameras even rolled, and danzel told his cousin our own ukee washington why he even went into the edit room to help finds two for this project. >> it was like wow, this is a good script. and a unique character. >> a character created for danzel, by a writer director dan gill roy. >> i never met him before about the screen play, but i knew from watching interviews that this was a guy who is deeply committed to some direction and belief. and there are great actors that could act that, but this was so central to the movie that i felt only danzel could do this. >> he portrays character whose life is dedicate today public service, but uncomfortable being in public. partly due to exhibiting

certain traits of the autism spectrum. >> kept asking why is he like this, why does he live alone, why doesn't he have a girlfriend, how comes he messes up every time he goes in public, so i started finding the reasons, and headed down that road with asperger he is, and we never talk about it in the in the film. >> harmony plays civil right activist who befriends roman, she sees his battle and can relate. >> you're inspiring. >> i'm tired of doing the impossible for the un grateful >> a version of rome and, maybe not quite as the spectrum, doesn't exhibit the same kind of social anxiety, but has the same level of sacrifice for the pursuit every idealism. >> one of rome and's ideas would cause mass hysteria, and 70s role back character would have a case on his hands way over his head and afro. >> these are dangerous people. colin ferrell's character key component to this dramatic thriller, recruits israel to

his firm, for roam man patriots of act verb, crisis of conscious, and tragic mistake would ensue. >> i just heard something about you from a solid sours. >> you knew what i was. >> guard? >> any time i want. >> guard. >> wasn't even that activism was the first thing that caught my a ten shown, it was good store. >> i you just don't walk away from this. >> i'm walking away. >> i can finish this. >> each one of us is greater than the worse thing we've ever done. >> nan our next half hour right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning, paying it forward. we'll have the story after local lay away angel. and how that person has made dreams come true in camden county. >> plus: sales

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from specialty goods to jewelry to clothing, these are just some of the items that you can expect for small business saturday. i'm anita oh, by rittenhouse square, next the deals that you'll be seeing today. >> also ahead: a lay away angel. what inspired a new jersey man to pick up the tab for dozens

of orders at a local toys "r" us. >> and mild weather to end the thanksgiving week. but it won't last long. when we could see the thermometer drop. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's start you off with that forecast. meteorologist, chelsey ingram out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. good morning, kelly. >> good morning, jan, good morning to you at home. chilly start out here. temperatures generally are in the 20's, and 30's, really across the entire delaware valley. let me take you now to live look at the city, beautiful look there with the skylites still illuminated, dry start, mostly clear skies, but that is going to be changing throughout the day today. as i mentioned, temperatures on the chilly side of things. we have 27 degrees in allentown, 35 in philadelphia, 32 degrees in wilmington, 33 in dover, we're in the 20's, in millville, upper 20's to right around 30 degrees down the shore. it is 30 right now in wildwood throughout the day today, we will be turning milder. also, seeing increasing clouds

out ahead of frontal boundary, that's going to cross through the region. but before it gets here, temperatures warm up into the upper 50's, to near 60 degrees in many locations. we are going to be mainly dry today. but a sprinkle is possible to our north. specially on up into the poconos. i'll have more coming up in your full forecast, for now, sending it back to you, jan. >> sounds good, thank you, chelsey. 6:31, time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> jan, very quiet on the roadways, couple of things to share with drivers as they head out the door this morning , starting to see bit of increased volume, means seeing few inches dent like this one here, keeping an eye on the overturned vehicle garden state parkway wear town ramp is partially blocked. not much of a back up to worry about this morning. on the a.c. expressway right lane now blocked approaching route 73, this could cause a bit of a headache for truck drivers in particular because all oversized vehicles must exit before exit 28. >> and finally, if you haven't runoff all of the turkey and

mashed potatoes yet have no fear. the doylestown jingle bill turkey trot run is scheduled to run this morning in just about a half hour. 202 between lower state road and bristol road, will be closed there, until 10:00 this morning. >> and taking a last live look at the ben franklin bridge, it is beautiful view out there. in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> , go us view, thank you, amanda. between "black friday" and cyber monday, local merchants are hoping you'll drop in for small business saturday. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live in rittenhouse square this morning, where smaller stores are trying to make a very big impression. good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, well, this is actually one of the busiest days for these small businesses. yesterday, we showed you all of the bigger retailers, but today is all about shopping local. so joining me now amanda camp field, the store director here , what can people expect here today? have having awesome sales actually, doing 10% off one item, 20% two, all the way up to 40, you can have a glass of champagne while you shop, we

will have coffee bar, maybe some donuts. lots of good things. >> so here are our photograph is her kind of showing some of the items that you guys have sable. can you talk specifically with what shoppers can expect here inside the store? >> we carry our own brand, ell e laurie which our designer create locally, we have our design studio in hatboro, pennsylvania, so everything is pretty local. she grew up around here, i did , we also carry other brands like 360 cashmere, designer denim, comfy, wild fox. >> and you guys have been doing this for the past several years. what does small business saturday mean to you guys? >> we love it. we grew up around here. we have friends here. we shop here. it is like money back into the local businesses, around, because if you stop here, you're going to stop at other businesses, too. it create jobs around here for everyone locally. we really love it. we love staying local. >> yes. and how long have you been working here and also what is it that got you involved in the first place? >> i have been with elle lawyer which four years now, i started when retail, became

the assistant buyer. i just love it. she is so passionate about it. i can see why. it is an awesome business store for all of the girls that work for us are amazing. so just an awesome company. >> and being local is obviously so important to you as be be be be somebody who is local. >> yes, i grew up in the suburbs of philadelphia. i went to archbishop wood. now i live in center sit. >> i so exciting. jan, you mentioned i'm having a field day in here, i want to move in, it is so awesome inside here, also that we should mention, as well, there is freon street meter parking from now through new years, every say day 11:00 a.m. to midnight. so if you want to come down here, need a space to park it will be free for you. so for now live along rittenhouse square, anita oh. >> you have to be efficient that time, you got time this morning, anita, how about it? >> absolutely. >> small business saturday of course comes on the heals of " black friday." for morning, to night, shoppers and merchant were very busy. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff takes a look at the "black friday" bargain

hunters. >> the crack of dawn grab a deal are a special deal indeed >> these are never stop shopping shirt. we do consider ourselves a little bit of shop aholics. but we look forward to this every single year. >> i think i'm shop-a-holic. so this is easy for me. >> malls from king of prussia, to christianna, to cherry hill >> it is really craze any here and there is no parking. >> along with outdoor venues, like the gloucester premium outlets, hit with waves of eager bargain hunters. >> i'm little bit after wait. but that's okay. worth the wait for the discount. >> but as "black friday" turns to evening, a different kind of shopper emerged. >> i don't like going to the malls, it is too crowded. >> for some, finding those deals is more after duty than a delight. in fact, this shopper sums up "black friday," as? >> economic hype. >> economic hype? >> that's heavy stuff. and in center city? >> ♪ >> hands were just as full for these weary but persistent shoppers who have been out since the morning rush. >> the night is like a lot less crowded than in the morning. so i feel like a lot of people

rush in the morning. >> my legs really hurt actually. i'm not used to walking this much. >> with all of the holiday music, and lights, you think gifts right away. but i asked couple every people something, and i completely relate with this. i asked them: are you buying gift for other people? or are you buying a little something for yourself well, turns out, "black friday" is a great opportunity to score some deals on home supplies, or home goods, and maybe even couple of gift for yourself. nothing wrong with that. reporting in south philadelphia, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." and at the very least, you can walk off thanksgiving dinner, and the leftovers, merchant offering extended shopping hours to give you more time to shop. we have a holiday shopping guide over at cbsphilly.com t includes store hours, and great gift ideas. >> well, you can call him a lay away angel. early friday morning, a man who goes by the name of charlie k gave away more than $10,000 to pay 62 customers lay away tabs, at the toys "r " us store in cherry hill.

"eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen caught this random act every kindness live on the air , many customers heard about it, they returned to the store, to see if they were among the lucky recipients. >> what made you want to do something like? >> just, you know, trying to bring some happiness to people that's really it. bring back to the community that brought some happiness to me and my family. >> i want to say thank you very much. i appreciate it. and thank god for you. >> definitely early christmas. and i'm so thankful. i want to say thank you to the gentleman who came in and donated, just like the best feeling, thank you. >> yes, and did he not stop there. this secret santa also gave an additional $2,000 to toys for tots. he had everyone in the store at that time pick out three toys to donate. >> in other news this morning, police are looking for someone who stole a donation jar from a local business. here is a look at the surveillance video now. this man is wanted for stealing the jar from porter street beverage in south philadelphia earlier this

month. police say he swiped it, after buying a beer at the register. if you recognize that man, police want to hear from you. >> take a look now at the surveillance pictures, police hope you can help them identify this suspect mo robbed the wells fargo bank on 20th and market in center city yesterday afternoon. he handed the teller there a demand note and got away with a undisclosed amph cash. authorities say anyone with information about this suspect , or this whole robbery , can remain anonymous. >> a "black friday" disappoint ment for people hoping to get a piece of philadelphia history. hundreds of people lined up to buy these love park bricks. they're made up of granite, dug up during the love park renovations, and include the love design from artist robert indianna's iconic sculpture. but just before they were supposed to go on sale, parks and recreation department stopped the sale due to copyright issue. we are told they hop to resolve the issue very quickly and everyone who was in line will have a chance to buy one.

>> coming up next right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. high flying fun at a great place to take the kids for an indoor activity, now that the cooler weather is moving in. also ahead: finding never land. the musical is now playing right here in philadelphia. special effect that dazzles the audience. and we talk with one of the show's stars, not just for the kiddies. >> plus: some of the hottest gadgets on the market. from the gamer to the fitness buff, we have the holiday gift ideas just for you. >> and a warmer sat

>> do you have any tech lovers on your holiday list this year "3 on your side's" jim donovan van takes a look at top items from their holiday buying guide. >> looking for a game system for someone on your list? the nintendo switch, this is for the gaming device of the year. it is really fun, because you can use it as a mobile gaming device, also pop off these little controllers, play with two people, hook it up to your television, play it there. cnet lindsay says the fit bit you will that is also among their top picks. >> and then if you have somebody in your family who has been thinking about smart watch, but also in fitness necessary, we like the fit bit you will that.

cost $150, it is what we love about it it lasts for seven days on one charge. >> but several of cnet's favorites this year are all about audio. >> if you have an iphone user, apple air pods, little hard to get last year, they cost $160, which is pretty reasonable, for wireless ear buds. and even though people think they look funny we really like them. on the more high end side, these bo's quiet comfort 35- two's, cost $350, they're noise cancelling headphones, the best ones we've tested. finally in the audio room, son os1, cost $200, like a higher ends version of the amazon echo. you can use alexa through this to control smart home environment or just ask questions. and next year it will also work with google assistant t sounds fantastic. >> the cnet has lots of other suggestions including tech gift under $50 for link to their 2017 holiday buying guide, visit cbsphilly.com. reporting for "3 on your side ," i'm jim donovanment be

sure to start your day with rahel, katie, meisha and me, starting 4:30 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >> now that the colder weather is moving in, parents are looking for fun places to take the kids that are inside. one of those places, is the garden state discovery museum. that's where meteorologist, lauren casey got first-hand look at some high flying fun. >> i'm here at the garden state discovery museum. in the kid-fit gym, where kids are working out, getting their sweat on, working out all of the energy. i'm here with the founder every kid fit, brian hurley. so tell us about what kid fit is all about. >> well, kid fit south jersey latest and greatest kid fit hero. superhero classes, little bit of gym that is particulars, field trips, camp events, positive place for the kids to come and get energy out while they're here. >> ninja warrier? >> i have no idea, start the trend, we try to do whatever we can to foster the goals, make sure the kids have positive energy. >> so tell us about some of the activities going on here

in the gym. what they can do. >> absolutely. ninja warrier equipment, september up different obstacle equipment, fine motor skills, different gymnasic equipment. best thing every all zip line, always a crowd pleaser. >> okay, now i'm going to try my hand at this. i don't know how ill do. i'm actually scared. i think more scared than the kids, am i going to be all right? >> arm muscles? all right, we will get it together. >> all right. here i go. i'm going to step up here. all right. i'm actually really nervous. >> okay, i'm going to hand my mike off to allen. all right. >> i'm going without a spotter , too. i'm brave. >> she is brave. >> okay. >> ahh! >> (yeah). >> incredible. >> ninja warrier classes, i like it, good job, lauren

casey, looks like a lot of fun and the garden state discovery museum open every day of the week but closed on christmas day. >> there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. alex wagner and tony join us live from new york with a preview. good morning, guys. >> good morning, jan, coming up we will have this morning's headlines, plus for over 30 years, spike lee, has made some of the most influencial and talked about films of his generation. now, he's going back to the story that started his career. we will talk with him about his new tv series based on his first feature film. >> yes, and six years ago, the bands rem walked away from it all. but now, the group has reunited for a re-issue of their biggest albumn ever. we will talk with the band about the 25th anniversary of automatic for the people. and the personal controversy that surrounded it. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, and music, in our saturday session. just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looks good, see you guys at

7:00. >> back here at home now, the city of philadelphia, kicks off the holiday season with a beautiful display at city hall . >> city officials switch the switch, turning on at 2-foot hall holiday tree, 50 year old fur decorated when led ornament, tree lighting celebration included musical performances there, and a gift and clothing drive for children in need. >> three, two, one ... >> the christmas tree in downtown collingswood, families kick off the holiday season in a festive way and a special visitor made dramatic entrance, check him outment santa claus climbed down from the roof of the municipal building on the fire department ladder truck. our lauren casey she was busy, she was therefore all of the festivities. it was a nice night out there,

chelsey, and a nice day today, too. >> yes, that's right. small business saturday, looking like some great shopping weather, however, it is kind of on the chilly side of things. as we're starting out your saturday, little milder by the afternoon, i can promise you that. phil in philadelphia says it is 26. right now, where he lives, we had ed in chesterfield at 30 degrees, and we scroll on down, pete nerve lawrenceville new jersey says it is 30 in his backyard, 35 for fran, he lives in nottingham, pennsylvania, delran new jersey allen says it is 28, so some spots, yes, are checking in in the 20's this morning. >> nice sunrise in philadelphia there is picture taken by phil, he says nice clear saturday sunrise. >> starting the day it, will change headed into the afternoon. taking you to beautiful sunrise kits town, where the temperature there also in the 20's, actually right around 25 t

those beautiful colors lynn of pink in the cloud cover there. 35 degrees right now in philadelphia. thirty's, delaware, 32 in wilmington, around 34 degrees in dover, down the shore, temperatures checking in in the upper 20's, and low 30's, we have 29 degrees in atlantic city, right around 32 in wildwood. we're in the 20's also in allentown, and up in the poconos, temperatures now making it into the upper 30's. we are warmer, compared to 24 hours ago. 3 degrees warm nerve philadelphia. about 10 degrees warmer in the poconos. this trend will stay with us as we head into the afternoon, yesterday's temperature right around 51. today forecasting high of 57 in philadelphia. and some spots, are going to top out near 60 degrees. like millville, 59, ac, 58, 59 wildwood, how about that, 58 degrees also in wilmington

even in the poconos mild afternoon, with high temperatures in the upper 40's >> mild weather today, that is out ahead after cold front that's going to be moving on through sunday. then drop down, temperatures in the upper 40's. >> coal front swinging on through, not going to bring us much in the way of precipitation but ahead south- southwest flow for now dry, areas to the north, could actually tap into a shower, later on today, and tonight. maybe even couple of flurries in the poconos. and high pressure builds in. as we head into sunday. so, mild today. high temperatures generally five to about 10 degrees above average for this time of year. stray shower, or sprinkle, will be possible to the north and then chilly and breezy, as we head into sunday.

>> here's your forecast for today, milder with increasing clouds, high temperature every 57 degrees. headed into tonight, 41, partly cloudy skies, can be expected. and if you are heading down to the eagles game tomorrow, tell temperatures in the 40's all day, don't be surprised it won't feel like it will out there this afternoon, and then you have the breezes, as well, all the way through the game, fourth quarter postgame, that will be 40's feel even colder more like upper 30's, low 40's out there. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 49 for that high temperature on sunday 60 degrees as we led into wednesday, definately a mild end to the month of november. jan? >> i'll take it, thank you, chelsey. the popular musical finding never-land now showing at the academy of music. recently i was able to catch up with one of the show's stars. for inside look at the production, her name is van cure end, place sylvia lou ellen davis, raising four boys

>> a lot of people know this story, but what's this musical about? >> finding never land, actually the story of how peter pan came to be, peter pan, it follows jm barry the author, creator, of peter pan, wendy captain hook, the entire magical world, and we get to see kind of what inspired him and it is incredible. i love the show. >> it is magical, great artistry, visual, musicals, what can people expect to see when they come out to see it? >> visuals are stunning, our choreography is captivating. we have our director, diane paulis is just taking us all through, you know, the beautiful story telling of the show and ya, i think audiences can expect just pure magic, love, heart. >> really is magical show. runs through sunday.

what would you say people finds most intriguing about this musical from they haven't seen in other musical. >> really has something for everyone, and that's rare, you know, we have six little boys in the show. so, if you bring your kids, i think they can really, to the children, and then there is a bit of a love story and there is family, and it is an ensemble piece, as well, so much for, i think, everyone. >> so there is a wide range that you see in the audience from very young to possibly people older. >> yes, there is, you know, little girls dressing up as tinkerbell, and then i see grandparents coming, yes, i love that it is a show that i think anyone can enjoy. >> what do you finds people take away from the shore? what are they left with? >> i hope left with a full heart. i hope that they're left with the feeling of flying

believing anything is possible visuals some of the best on stage. naturally i stayed inside, what they call the glitter vortex. it is a special effect, really helps transport audiences to never-land, the visual feat accomplish by about a dozen fans that shoot air through events in the stage, and of course, a whole lot of glitter it is part every really touching scene there in the musical. be sure to check it out this weekend, finding neverland

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sunday, but then above average temperatures wednesday, high of 60 degrees. >> incredible, look at all of the sun in the seven day. >> a lot of it. >> we will take it, end of november, that's great. that's it for 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 day everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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