live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. new this morning, a tire tyronn among the clues found at the scene of a shooting in the talcony section of the city. one man is rushed to the hospital in critical condition we'll have the latest. also, this morning, the latest on the deadliest terror attack in egypt history of the egyptian military now responding after hundreds were killed during a ambush at a mosque. and game day for the philadelphia eagles. the birds host the bears at the linc today and look to extend their winning streak to nine in a row. today is sunday, november 26th. good morning, i'm jan carabeo, let's get right to the forecast, here is meteorologist, chelsey ingram with eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, chelsey.

how is it doing out there today? >> yesterday gorgeous, right, beautiful afternoon, felt good , but don't be surprised today will be chillier, especially as we head into the afternoon hours. let me take you now to live look at the city from palmyra cove nature park, skyline simply beautiful, illuminated, under mostly clear to partly cloudy skies as we start out your sunday morning, you might look at the temperatures and say okay, that's not that bad. the only issue is as we head into the afternoon, the numbers really aren't going to be warming up all that much. forty-six right now in philadelphia. low four's wilmington at 43 degrees, 43 millville, here in the mid and upper 40's down the shore, 44 degrees atlantic city, 48 degrees right now in wildwood. there is a little bit after windchill. we have winds out of the west and northwest at around five to 10 miles per hour, so it feels more like low 40's out, there feels like the upper 30 's in wilmington and mid 30 's in lancaster and poconos feels more like the 20's, your

eyewitness weather daily planner by the afternoon like i told you, really not going up all that much by the noon hour, 48 degrees, 50 degrees later this afternoon, with the winds it will feel even colder than what we see on the thermometer, more coming up in your exclusive forecast, for now, back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, police are looking for a gunman after a shooting in northeast philadelphia overnight. this shooting took place just after 2:00 this morning, near the intersection every glenloch and welling ton streets. investigators say, a man and a woman were driving home from a bar when they saw a car with two men behind them. when the man and woman got out of their car the fight broke out. >> everybody else got out, approached them with a tire iron. the woman's 30 year old male companion was shot twice. >> that man is currently in critical condition. so far, no other information is out about the shooters. >> and, police have a man in custody following an overnight

stabbing in center city this happened on the 21 street and pennsylvania avenue. down the block from a police station. two nearby officers returned to the scene after hearing a manuel that he was being staged. they immediately arrested the suspect there. fifty-six year old victim now in critical condition, no word yet on what led to this stabbing but we are told that the victim and the suspect my each other. >> no arrests this morning after overnight shooting in the logan section of north philadelphia, 31 year old man shot around 1:00 this morning while sitting in a car. shooting happened near 15th and lowden streets. the victim hit in the neck but was able to get out of his car and get help. he was hospitalized. his condition is unknown this morning. mercer county authorities are investigating a shooting involving trenton police. investigators say, two officers shot a suspect, after he reached for a gun in his waistband. that man was returned to the hospital. no officers were hurt. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia ya picks up the story. >> authorities in new jersey

investigating an officer involved shooting after around 5:15, trenton street crimes unit stopped a group of men along pennington unit. authorities say while conducting their investigation , with these men, it was discovered that one of them was armed with a handgun in his waistband. when police made the discovery they say the man pulled away from detectives and started running. then moments later he reached for the gun from his waistbands as he turned his body toward detectives. two trenton officers discharged their firearms and the man was struck. the man running and shot by police collapsed in the back of a home along pennington avenue. authorities were able to recover a handgun in a nearby yard, and they say no officers were injured during this event but then in the chaos of things the other men who police had stopped, they were able to flee the scene. authorities say the man shot by police was transport today capitol health regional medical center where he is being treated for his injuries , authorities are not release that man's name nor

his condition at this time. in trenton, alicia, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." police in bensalem are looking for answers after they found a man and woman dead. officers responded around 5:30 last night to reports after shooting near the cornwells heights park and ride. that's where they found the two victims. all eastbound lanes of woodhaven road to 95 north were closed but have since reopened. investigators surrounded a silver vehicles on the ramp there, police not releasing any more details at this time. >> we're learning more about egypt's deadly terror attack from the survivors. extremists tossed grenades, opened fire, killing more than 300 people and wounding 100 others. as mola lenghi reports, egypt military is now striking back. >> egyptian fighter jets carried out multiple air strikes saturday on vehicles believe to be involved in the massacre in a mosque in northern sinai. nearly 300 people were killed,

including children, survivors say islamic extremists took posts around the mosque, windows and doors, and opened fire with rocket propelled grenades as just about deliver to an is her man, they blocked all escape routes. thirteen year old managed to get away. >> everything was climbing on top of each other trying to get out of the mosque, he said , as i tried to get out a bullet entered my leg. a day after the ambush, hospital hallways were still flooded with the injured. green and families claimed the bodies of their families for burial. militants have killed dozens every christians in cairo this year, but egyptian officials say the first ever large scale attack on a muslim congregation. worshippers there practiced branch of islam which isis branded as blasphemous, somewhere no claimed responsibility. the president of ' general up the said they'll responds with

brutal force. mola lenghi, "eyewitness news ." >> argentina says it is intensifying the search now for lost submarine in the south atlantic. relatives of the 44 crew members gathered for emotional demonstration at the march del platt a naval base. navy says an explosion happened near the time and place where the the sub vanished, that led some people to give up hope. argentine navy officials they wore that i even if the submarine is intact, submerged , it crew may be running out of oxygen. well, two different people are temporarily claiming the two oversee a federal watchdog agency. director of the consumer financial bureau richard resigned friday. he named the deputy director the successor under the threw create the the agency. while president trump has named his own temporary chief, mick muscle annie. the president will nominate a permanent director who will need senate confirmation. >> the birds are back on the

field today, looking to win their ninth game in a row. they'll be at home at the linc taking on the chicago bears. "eyewitness news" reporter anita o live at the linc this morning, good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan , well, eagles fans are getting early start this morning, already trickling in here at the linc. that's been lined up outside waiting for these gates to open at 6:00. seen a lot of buses coming in, a lot of cars, so again, eagles fans getting very breitbart and early start this morning before the birds take on the bears at 1:00 this afternoon. now, fans are hoping that the eagles will improve to ten and one today. the birds are currently have a five game lead in the division , best record in the n fl. birds are also well position today win the nfc east, which is big on it own, but also would be redeeming season for the birds. remember remember the season just couple of years ago, i've heard many people say the birds look like a different team. again, the birds taking on the

bears at 1:00 this afternoon. for now liver at the linc, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> thank you, we'll check back in with you in about 30 minute >> still to come this morning, propping up mom and pop. a look at the local retailers hoping to cash in on the holiday shopping day designated as small business saturday. and, starbucks is stirring up a coffee controversy. the country where the company plans to open its first stores , and why so many people there want starbucks to stay out. we're back in a moment.

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welcome back, if you missed out yesterday on small business saturday, look out for local stores that are still offering discounts today as henry rosoff shows us, a lot of local shops are seeing a much needed boost. >> inside born yesterday, off rittenhouse square, not just selling clothing and toys for children this small business saturday. they're selling service. >> we get that, you know, we help people finds what they need. >> that level of personal attention exactly why heather comes in, not quite sure what to get as a present for her neice. >> showed us few different ideas, we looked at little music boxes and cute ceramic pigging banks. >> small businesses in general puts right back money into the neighborhood. >> around the corner at high end woman's wear store, amanda says helping small stores has an effect. >> anybody can go to black

king of prussia for "black friday," but once you're in philadelphia you'll stop at all of the local businesses. when you stop here, what we don't carry, you'll stop somewhere else, you'll hit local bakery or something like that. >> perhaps at the cafe inside united by blue, retailer and coffee shop. it is so busy management doesn't even have time for interview. though shopper meg does, while serving chipping for new socks >> we just moved to philadelphia. so we came out to support the local shops. >> henry rosoff. cbs-3, eyewitness news. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney says he's encouraging people to shop local this holiday season. stopped by the 52nd street corridor yesterday morning for small business saturday. the mayor checked out a few of the shops there in west philadelphia, and met with some of their owners. >> for those who prefer to shop on line like myself, cyber monday is a day away now , record number of americans are expected to shop on the internet tomorrow. many right there on their cell phones. but, experts do warn, consumers to watch out for fake websites, that look

legitimate, over the holiday season americans are expected to get there is spends about $680 billion. that's whole lot of cash, kelly. >> it is. >> some folks may be out there today. a lot of people going to the eagles game, as well. >> you know what, it will be a little cooler out there today. yesterday was so nice, the afternoon felt good. my husband and i took a hike through brandywine creek park in delaware, just simply gorgeous, the foliage, so beautiful, there as well, but things will be changing, as we head into the afternoon today, especially notice the change out there. current temperature right around 46 degrees in philadelphia, as we take a live look at center city. simply beautiful that s the sun will be rising here shortly, 46 degrees, right now , in philly, 43 in wilmington, we are in the low 40's in millville. mid 40's, now down the shore, 46 in wildwood. forty-four in atlantic city, low 40's in trenton, in the poconos, weaver temperatures that are checking in currently in the mid 30's. look at the winds, anywhere

from five to even 12 miles per hour now in philadelphia. 10 miles p err who in allentown, yelding, just little bit, after windchill out there. feels more like the low 40's, in town, 38 degrees is what it feels like, in wilmington. feels more like the 20's up in the poconos, and as we head into the afternoon today, we will be dealing with windchill values only in the upper 30's, and low 40's, so it will feel even colder than what we see on the thermometer. and temperatures aren't rising all that much. as we head throughout the afternoon hours today. by noontime, we are in the upper 40's, as things really turn breezy, have winds coming out of the northwest anywhere from ten to 20 miles per hour, we could even see some gusts upwards of 30, cooler afternoon, high temperature only around 50 degrees. and it is all thanks to dip in the jet stream. we call this a trough. that bridges in colder air down from canada. but here is the thing. heading into the next several days, we will see the trough lifting up to the north and east, a ridge builds in, as the jet stream lifts north, pull in some milder air from

the south, and temperatures are going to be on the rise as a result. so, by monday, low 50's, then up ear's headed into tuesday. low 60s by wednesday, easily five to 10 degrees above average in many locations, by the middle of the week. thursday is the last day of november. and even then we are going to be finishing out the month on mild note with above average temperatures. here is a look at storm scan three very quiet, couple of snow showers going on, up into new england, if you have family that's going to be traveling today, big travel day, maybe some friends traveling home, as well, looking across the nation, not seeing any major problems. we have some shower action up in the pacific northwest, couple of showers down in florida, overall looking pretty good for the travelers. game day forecast, temperatures in the 40's, all the way from kick off to the fourth quarter, even postgame, but it will feel even chillier when you factor in the winds, probably feeling more like the low 40's out there. for the game goers, because

they've got the bears taking on on the nine and one eagles, go birds, brisk and chilly by postgame, looking at temperatures in the upper 40's , forecast for today, mostly sunny, cooler, breezy, 50 degrees for the high temperature, then your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, looks like this: fifty-two on monday, up ear's by tuesday, look at this nice stretch of sunshine. all the way through thursday. our next system bringing us some rain by friday. jan? >> looking great, thank you, chelsey. 6:17 now. starbucks is planning to open it very first store in italy next year. and that's stirring up controversy in the country where expresso was created. cbs news correspondent seth don't has more from milan. >> in italy, this is the daily ritual. you don't hear the word grand or frappuccino. coffee is simple and straightforward. >> it is our way to enjoy the

day. >> but ask him about starbucks plans to open in the tone changes. >> the seattle coffee giant makes for awkward conversation here. >> i like starbucks. i like starbucks. but it is like a big invasion. >> invasion. >> yes. >> tradition runs deep here in italy, and coffee is no exception, but with starbucks planning to open its fors store here in milan, next year , its italian coffee culture un threat? after all, the cookies and cream, frozen cappuccino, is already here. even before starbucks arrives, several american style coffee shops are catering to changing taste. >> can you make us a unicorn with the cookies and cream theme until. >> daniel has eight of these 12-ounce coffee joints, plans to open 100 in the next five

years. here, customers can sit, and drink, from disposable cups. >> we doesn't want people to -- >> something beautiful about that? >> absolutely. but there is plenty like that. so why not give it attains the opportunity of an alternative. >> we found some americans including bob hodge from ohio lap meant g the us import. >> i'm not a huge fan of starbucks myself. they've run a lot of the mom and pop coffee shops out of the the us. >> now the 150,000 plus small coffee shops here may need to concoct something else strong. to hold their ground. seth don't, cbs news, milan. till ' just take any cup of coffee right about now. still ahead on ion cbs-3 eyewitness this morning, warning about growing form of identity theft. it is called the change of address fraud. why it is easy for crooks to pull off and difficult for

consumers to fix. we'll explain after the

>> wack on "eyewitness news," growing form of identity theft and it is shockingly simple. change every address fraud. joel i was discovered the problem may be much bigger than the us postal service has been willing to admit. >> your address. few digits and street name, holds the key to your identity and with a stroke after pen, that key can end up in the wrong hands.

just ask frank and rebecca. >> need to do better job of protecting our mail. >> wasn't until they discovered someone forwards dollars their mail to an address, learned every growing form every id theft. >> begins when a crook fills out change of address form at the post offers, rerouting your mail to a p.o. box or address of their choice. >> can you tell me where it is being sent? >> , no can't. >> seriously. >> frank's case along with his forwarded mail, they got his medicare card, social security number, and attempted to open up a credit cards. >> what is surprising how easy it was, the change in address. >> donna henry discovered her address had been changed when the gas pump declined her credit cards for entering the wrong zip code. when she called the credit card company to straighten it out, she discovered it was easier for someone tolls change her address than it was for her to change it back. >> they wouldn't change the address on my word, yet the post office could do it. >> at issue, a weakness in the

post office's change of address process. all it takes is an address and forward signature to reroute someone's mail. which 2008 audit by the inspector general's offers it, could crib to identity theft. now nearly decade later we've learned that problem is widespread. postal inspection service claimed it received only 750 reports annually of possible fraud nationwide. but, following a freedom of information act request, the agency now admits to us it is actually received more than 17,000 complaints over the past year alone, and the us postal service has tens every thousands more. >> those are federal offense. >> postal inspector says there are some safeguards in place to help prevent this casino every fraud. for instance, they require a yesterday the cards with a matching address, change in address on line, but no id required to fill out hard copy change of address form and pop it in the mail. also sends change of address notification to both the new and old addresses but crooks can get around that with

another form that puts mail delivery to the old address on vacation hold. really, anybody can change my address by simply filling out a form. what's being done to prevent it. >> again, constantly accessing security. >> in a statement the postal service tells us it is continuously implementing security enhancement, though, not seen by the general public , to enhance the security of our change of address process. >> i think without id, you shouldn't just automatically sends the mail. >> great for people like donna , requiring an i.d. for an address change, seems like an obvious solution. and in the meantime, they want to warn you. >> nobody is safe. nobody's mail is safe. >> now the postal inspector tells us bad guys already know about this scam. it is important that we educate you, too, be on the look-out for a decrease in your mail. you may still get some after it is forwarded and report fraud immediately to the postal inspector. cbs news, san francisco. still ahead right here on

cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning: excitement is building for today's eagles game. we will have a live report from anita oh, coming up next. plus this. >> the heart inside the franklin institute. it is one of the sound of philadelphia. why someone is traveling all over the city to collect these sounds. you won't want to miss what they're being used for, coming up

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>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo, a lot of people getting ready to head out the door, big travel day, of course, game day with the eagles, so let's get right out to chelsey ingram on the skydeck with the eyewitness weather forecast. >> good morning to you at home little chill until air this morning when you step outside. let me show you the numbers across the region, you might look at the numbers, you know what, that's not that bad. temperatures won't rise that much. forty-three in millville, 44 atlantic city, and it is 48 degrees, right now, in wildwood. we do have a little bit of a windchill. and that's as a result of winds coming out of the west and northwest, anywhere from five to 15 miles per hour this

morning. did feels more like the upper 30s foreplays cents like wilmington, pointing out your sunday, we will see plenty of sunshine, and just the sun isn't going to help warm us up all that much. for brunch mid 40's, this afternoon high around 50 degrees, then by dinnertime we drop into the upper 40's. here's what you can expect this week. cool or chilly sunday, if you will. nice stretch of sunshine, though, over the next several days. we will be turning milder. by wednesday, we will be five to about 10 degrees above average across the delaware vale. more coming up in your exclusive forecast. for now, jan, sending it back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. 6:30. it is game day in philadelphia the birds are facing off against the chicago bears here at home. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the linc this morning, where some diehard fans have already shown up. anita, diehard out there, good morning. >> good morning, jan. i'm a diehard, there are so

many other loyal fans here, up early, already setting up here outside of the linc for that game at 1:00 this afternoon against the chicago bears. now, i've spoke tone some of these fans to who say the birds looking like different team this season, currently the best records in the nfl and five game lead in the division. fans are watching closely hoping that the eagles can improve to ten and one today. the birds also well positioned to clinch the nfc east. and one super fan tells me that bleeding green runs in the family. his grandfather has had tickets since the 1940's. in that time, he says, the birds have transformed into a different team. >> oh, completely different team, sure. sure, they seem like a bunch of really great guys, and they seem to want to play for each other. they seem like a real cohesive team unit, you don't hear anything on the outside about them. it is all good. it is all good. >> it is all good indeed. these fans really go big.

we hear that one of them is bringing dj. one of them even has food for more than 100 people. so we will be out here, as all of these fans ramp up for the game this afternoon. the birds take on the bears at 1:00. but for now live at the linc, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> go big or go home. isn't that what the kids say? think so. thank you. >> that is what the kids say. >> thanks, anita, see you in 30 minute. >> be sure to tune into chevy sunday kickoff later this morning at 11:30 a.m. right here on cbs-3. join don bell, lesley van arsdall, pat gallen, merrill reese as our sports team gets you ready for the big game. and in other news today, even though small business saturday has passed, some stores say they'll still have deals today. "eyewitness news" was in center city yesterday where several local shops were celebrating a day dedicated to them. small business saturday encourages people to shop local of course. it now comes around every year after "black friday." even philadelphia mayor jim

kenney was shopping yesterday, he met with local business owners in west philadelphia. >> heaping will go into strong sales. >> a report from new york. >> despite fears that "black friday's" fading into gray. >> this is a crowd as i've ever innocent my entire life. >> mall crowds and store lines proved otherwise. >> how to make past crowds, guaranteed shoppers place in line to avoid fights. >> poppers spent more than $5 billion on line up almost 17% over last year. up to half of those orders were on amazon, where top sellers included electronic personal assistant echo dot and ancestory dna testing kit, and this pressure cooker. analysts say up to 90% of sales sometime happen in stores, but foot traffic down

less than 1% to lure shoppers in. retailers offered "black friday" deals on thanksgiving day. and even as early as october. on average, clothes were 47% offer on thanksgiving. coats were up to 70% off. and luxury handbags, were discounted 40 to 50% versus 30 to 40% last year. >> "black friday" is super important. >> tanya covers retail at market watch. >> consumer confidence is high it helps that people are working. they're earning money. they feel really good about the shopping environment. >> but for brittany, hunting for deals is draining. >> are you exhausted from " black friday" shopping? >> yes. >> it took me like maybe two hours to get these sneakers. >> so does it feel like "black friday" or black weekend? >> definitely black weekend. >> 70% of americans are expected to stop this holiday weekend, either in stores like at this macy's or on line. analysts say strong "black friday" sales could spill into cyber monday, which is

expected to be the most lucrative ever, with sales estimated at $6.6 billion. adrianna diaz, cbs news, new york. and if you're planning to head out the door, and to the store today, or any time this holiday season, merchant are offering extended shopping hours to give you more time to shop. we have a holiday shopping guide over at cbsphilly.com. it includes store hours and great gift ideas. >> a fraternity in philadelphia is on a mission. to keep kids in our region warm this winter. alpha few alpha held "cold war " for kids coat drive yesterday at the burlington coat factory store ninth and market. fraternity raised money so it could provide up to 100 kids in need with brand new winter gear and an event organizer say kids were able to choose their own new coats, hat and gloves. very nice. >> and, manayunk is getting into the holiday spirit as christmas approaches. take a look at that. people lined main street there last night to watch the annual

tree lighting ceremony and guess what, santa was there making early appearance, he's been very busy, even christmas car letters on hand spreading holiday cheer. violence -- pie and owes, trumpets, all combine to make beautiful music naturally. what if you add in the sound after drone? children playing, or a cheese steak sizzling on the grill? yes, a cheese steak. the philadelphia orchestra is incorporating sounds of the city into a special symphony. our vittoria woodill he will takes a look analis glenn philadelphia is time to lean in. >> closure eyes. just listen for a minute to see how much you hear. get a feel for it by listen. >> crowd source symphony called philadelphia voices is in the works be, composer todd and the philadelphia orchestra wants to hear from you. >> the idea of this piece to make a symphony, kind of portrait of philadelphia, what people want to say about philadelphia, how they might want to use their voice toss

express something about the city. so we're trying to get the whole picture of the place and the people. >> ben franklin, beautiful. >> todd mackover, up at mit, at their media lan, utilizes this amazing technology to bring sounds together into music and different ways, the orchestra will play on their traditional acoustic instruments, but they'll be surrounded by these sounds of philadelphia, the people have contributed through the app. >> free app philadelphia voices allows to you record your rendition whatever philadelphia sounds like. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> and you can up load anything. >> and it can be whatever you want. >> it can be if you want to sing something, if you play an instrument, play an unusual instrument, or just your dog barking. it can be anything like that, that for you, represents your world and how you want to reflect philadelphia.

>> vittoria woodill, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning: quite possibly the couple with the longest marriage in america just celebrated their 85th wedding anniversary. we will take you to their party and hear what they think is the secret to a long lasting loving relationship. plus: from growing up in north philadelphia, to studying at oxford. you will hear from a temple grad who is making history as the university's first ever road scholar. >> and a chilly day on the way but spring-like temperatures are in the seven day forecast, like that, meteorologist, chelsey n gram, back with the latest on the work week warm up. that's in just a moment. stay with us.

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>> welcome back, the couple with quite possibly the longer he is marriage in america, just said dollars -- just celebrated their 82nd anniversary. telling us what they think is the secret to long lasting and loving relationship. >> it was 1932 when then 21 year old john pick up his 17 year old neighbor, ann, in this ford for their first date , after days every dating they decided to elope, in harrison, new york. >> and they said that it wouldn't last. >> eight a years later, now age 106 and 102, with five children, 15 grandchildren, and more than dozen great

grandchildren, they're still together, and clearly still in love. >> i love your cooking. >> to celebrate their historic relationship, their family gathered for a big party in fairfield connecticut, a few miles from where the two met. now, what ann and john don't know is the same model car they drove to their first date , a surprise for them here at this anniversary party. >> look at that car. >> with a little assistance, ann and john were able to get in, and re-live those first moments of their relationship. >> yes, you're my honey. like old times. >> and as they continued down lovers lane, ann has wise words for other married couples hoping to make it eight a years. >> listen to one another. no matter what the situation is. we are not arguing, we're listening. and we've always listened. >> quite possibly a recipe for

lasting love. in fairfield connecticut, laura, cbs news. that is some great advice, chelsey, eight a years! incredible. >> i know, we can learn a lot from them. wow. >> absolutely. >> really neat. weather wise today, jan, it will be chilly out there. don't be surprised heading into the afternoon. won't be like yesterday afternoon when we made it into the upper 50's. here's a live look from palmyra cove nature park new jersey, from across the river, look at the beautiful skyline, we're going to be dealing with plenty of sunshine, headed into the afternoon today. temperatures checking in in the mid 40's, at this hour, mid 40's, i can deal with that here is the thing. numbers really aren't going to be rising all that much, as we head into the afternoon. it is 43 degrees right now in wilmington, we have 41 in millville. down the shore mid 40's, 46 in wildwood. forty-four atlantic city, 46 allentown. we in the mid 30's, in the poconos. winds are coming out of the west and northwest at around

12 in philadelphia, ten allentown, so, that is yelding a windchill value up around 41 in the city. feels more like the upper 30's in wilmington, mid 30's in lancaster, and it feels more like the 20's, in the poconos. now, as i mentioned, temperatures won't be rising all that much headed into the afternoon, plus we will have the winds on top of that. it will be feeling more like the upper 30's, low who's, pretty much all day out there. 50 degrees, the forecast high temperature in philadelphia. forty-nine wilmington. mid 40's by the afternoon in allentown, upper 30s in the poconos, low 50's down the shore for both wildwood as well as atlantic city, all due to a dip in the jet stream. that's been pulling down some cooler canadian air overnight. >> staying just for sunday, then ridge will build in. jet stream lifts up to the north monday. by tuesday and wednesday, we are talking about temperatures making it five to about 10 degrees above average for this time of year, as mild air settles in. so, turning very mild, heading

into the upcoming work week, 52 monday. then we climb into the upper 50's by tuesday. and then low 60s, as we head into wednesday, thursday, is the last day of the month of november. and even then, we will be finishing out the month with temperatures above average for this time of year. look at storm scan3, shows that things are very quiet across the delaware valley, couple of ongoing snow showers into new york, the ad a ron dax, new hampshire, even into maine main, but quiet right here at home, big travel day, though, across the region, across the country. so, if you have some relatives that are going to be traveling home today, some friends traveling home, or if you're traveling home yourself, not seeing any major problems out there. couple of showers into florida couple of showers off to the west coast, if you are headed home that way. if you are headed out to the game, as the bears take on the nine and one eagles, well, sunshine, that's great, but will feel chilly out there. so good idea to bundle up even if you are sitting on the sunny side of things, breezy, cool, kick off temperatures

upper 40's, numbers won't change too much throughout the game. brisk, chilly, postgame with temperatures right around 47 degrees. here's your forecast for today mostly sunny, cooler and breezy, high temperature right around 50 degrees. and your eyewitness weather seven day forecast looks like this. fifty-two as we head into monday, up ear's by tuesday, low 60s by wednesday, jan, and 56 on thursday, chance of rain , though, as we move into the first of december. back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. 6:46. time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> hi, jan, accident on the schuylkill westbound, this is live look here, it is right at the blue route, drivers should be careful, because as you can see, the entire left lane is blocked right now. emergency crews are on that scene. and right now we've been following this incident for couple of hours, in delran, overturned vehicle, 130 northbound past new albany road. all lanes are blocked, due to downed wires, polls, as you can see, already causing some

problems, so avoid this area if you can. and, in plymouth, we have an accident, isn't too far from east norriton, fairfield road at east born street, intersection block, as well, so you will wand to go around. construction issues right lane block on the a.c. expressway westbound, approaching route 73, and this will cause headache for bigger vehicles, all oversized vehicles, need to exit before 28. in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> big travel day, thank you, amanda. big congratulations is in order for a temple university graduate who has been the schooling's first ever road scholar. cherri gregg from "kyw news radio" more on his john fry north philadelphia, to oxford university. >> at 23 years old, hard man's live changed forever, when he was named one of 32 road scholars. >> what was the reaction when

they said that you were now going to be a road scholar? >> i went to entire road. >> twenty-third and diamond. the tough decision by mom, to false few their address to get hardman in a better school. >> matter of live and death. >> that decision was game changer, would set the eagles path, like his road model else , colonel west and mark lamont hill. >> i was able to develop certain things that have been form for me, served me well in each step of the journey that i've been on. >> is he ex he'd, and later, hear at temple, where he graduated mag in a cup loud, and applied for the road scholarship with a hope.

>> now one every ten african-american scholars largest number in any class, thanks to family, his mother, brother, and mentor. >> always supported me everything i've done. what this future professor every education calls major win. >> big win for my whole family big win for north fill. >> i cherri gregg, "kyw news radio," for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> congratulations, and good luck. >> sport coming up next on " eyewitness news" this sunday morning, also, have this. >> i'm chris martinez, where this mom is encouraging other par don't play with their food to help their picky eaters. we will show you how coming

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>> the 6ers looking to build on their two game winning streak against the magic, last night at the center without ben simmons, who is out with elbow injury, point guard slid into the starting slot, and put up ben simmons-like numbers. to the thirds, said he wanted to mover the ball. sure did. right here, nails the three, the three rebounds shy of triple double, finished with 15-point, 13 assists, season high for him. to the fourth, jj reddick against the former team. tough shot there. and the foul. but he wasn't done yet here in the fourth. reddick uses the screen. gets little room. for a d3.

>> finished with 29 points, hit eight, three's, to tie his career hi, this 1130 to 111. >> penn state on the road facing maryland yesterday. it has been tough year for the tara pins in match up with the nittany lions, only going to add to the problems. first quarter penn state jumping out to lead they never give back. check out tommy stevens, back up qb on the reverse, scores to make it seven-nothing, penn state. then in the second quarter, trace motorcycle sorely with the shovel pass to mike, for the 2-yard touchdown pass that extends, penn state lead to 21 -nothing, then little bit later, not going to believe this catch. again, with the one handed catch from 9 yards out. penn state handles maryland, 66-three, the final. >> to become bowl eligible, looking deep, finds jennings for 28-yard touchdown to make it ten to seven. owls take the lead. second quarter, check out this

incredible run by armstead. >> scores 9 yards out, temple wins this one, 43 to 22. >> the eagles welcome the chicago bears to town today. looking to continue their winning streak, to make it nine in a row. bears are three and seven this season but have very strong run game. the birds coming off that monster 37-nine win against the rivals in dallas, coach doug pederson, takes it one game at a time. >> try not to get caught up in a lot of that stuff right now. still a lot of games left, and , you know, still trying to just win, win this game there is sunday. but, you know, i think as each week goes on, and you start seeing different scenarios, different things, you know, still playing for a lot. one playing for the division, two, you're trying to get that home field, if possible, you know, so it is tight. be sure to tune into chevy

sunday kickoff, join us as we get you ready for eagles-bears right here on cbs-3. >> that's all for sports, i'm leslie van czars dale, have a great day. >> finishing ether at the thanksgiving table? chris martinez shows us how one california mom is solving that issue, encouraging others to play with their food. >> coy do this all day. >> sees every meal as a chance to create something new. >> i pull all of my stuff out. i just start playing with food >> the mom of a very picky ether. and getting her daughter, sam, to try different foods, was a constant struggle. >> i didn't know what to do any more. than was my desperate attempt to try something different and new. >> so kim unleashed her imagination. >> i said looking down. >> transforming sam's meals into whimsical works of art. >> my first dish was a tree that i did, it was just rise

with carmelize dollars meat. >> it worked. sam started trying her new meals, lead willing kim to design more clever culinary concepts, like this chicken, made of rice, and her re pun sal noodles, while photos and videos on line have made her a video sensation. her biggest fan is still her little girl. >> she has all kind of reactions that is so priceless , and it gives me another boost of energy to continue. >> kim's plate art isn't always homemade food. it is often take-out, even leftovers. >> cut it. >> now teaching parents on line how to recreate her work. >> it doesn't have to be perfect. >> hoping it lynn spire other finicky eat tears try something new. >> chris martinez, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> well if nothing else, she is a fabulous artist, wow. that's it for "eyewitness news " at 6:00 here's what we have coming up for you at 7:00 leads to shooting by trenton

police, what officers say sparked the gunfire. >> that family last nurse to help their healthy little girl hidden defect that nurse spotted and how she new something was wrong. and a mild toned november. chelsey ingram, eyewitness weather forecast coming up this sunday morning, we are back at the top of the hour. stay with us. streaming and gaming are only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network.

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>> new this morning, philadelphia police look for gunman after agoment ends, two people found shot to death near i956789 now, investigators looking for clues that will help them solve this case. >> plus after last week's big win, over the cowboys, eagles fans have great expectations as the birds take on the bears we will take you to the link. >> today is sunday, november 26th. good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's check that game day forecast. good sunday morning, hems i. a lot of people out there tailgating already. >> yes, a loft people will be doing stuff outdoors today. they might be little surprised to see that temperatures are going to be chillier compared to what we dealt with throughout the day yesterday. let me start you out, though, with a then moment. where you can just breathe in, take a look