>> apparel lies dollars man is pistol whipped in the section of the sit. we'll have more information, and new details, from police, just into our news room. that's coming up. also, this morning, the latest on the deadliest terror attack in egypt's history. how the egyptian military is now responding, after hundreds were killed during a ambush at a mosque. eagles take on the bears of south philadelphia going for their tent straight win. checking in on anita o for all of the eagles excitement ahead of this afternoon's big game. >> good morning, i'm jan carabeo, first we start with the forecast, here's meteorologist, good sunday morning, chelsey, how is it doing out there? >> little on the chilly side of things, but a lot of people might say, you know, 40's, i can kinds of handle that at

this hour, the only thing is, temperatures aren't going to be warming up too much. as we head into the afternoon. let me start you off with a live look here, beach patrol headquarters in margate. sunshine out, there and i think the beach is good any time of the year, always nice to be down the shore. 46 degrees in philadelphia, even in the off season, you know, 43 wilmington, 42 millville, down the shore we have temperatures in the mid to upper 40's, 48 degrees in wildwood, 45 in atlantic city, it is 44 in allentown, and we're in the low 30's, in the poconos. do have little bit every windchill factor, feels more like 41, in philadelphia, feels more like the upper 30s in wilmington, and actually feels lining the 20's now in the poconos. forecasting 51 down the shore with sunshine, chilly sunshine in the poconos, highs only making it into the upper 30's, then tack tore in the win, jan , going to feel even colder

more coming up in your full forecast for now back to you. >> breaking news, disturbing home invasion that took place in south philadelphia. officer say that just after 6:00 this morning, three men in masks broke into a home on the 2100 block of oakford street. head man 67 year old woman against her will, and pistol whipped her physically handicapped son according to police. the son's girlfriends also had been attacked. >> police arrived. they found this 35 year old woman, outside of the house, suffering one gunshot wound to the kneecap. >> both the son and his girlfriends are in stable condition. police don't have any suspect at the moment. they also don't know how the three men got into this home. they're hoping that nearby surveillance video will help in this investigation. we'll keep you up to date

on on line. >> police looking for one gunman after shotting in northeast philadelphia overnight. this shooting took place just after 2:00 this morning near the intersection of glenloch and welling ton street. investigators say man and women were driving home from a bar, when they saw a car with two men behind them. when the man and women got out of their car a fight broke out with the men in the car behind them. one of those men, police say, a tire iron. the victim was shot and taken to the hospital in critical condition. police have a man in custody following an overnight stabbing in center city. this stabbing happened on 21st a avenue. down the block from a police station. two nearby officers rushed to that scene after hearing a manuel for help. they immediately arrested the suspect, and the 56 year old victim is now in critical condition. no word yet on what led up to this stabbing, but we are told that the victim and the suspect new each other. no arrests yet after overnight shooting in the logan section of north

philadelphia. investigators say, a 31 year old man was shot around 1:00 this morning while sit ting in his car. shooting near 15th and lowden streetments he was able to get out of his car and get help. he was hospitalized. his condition unknown this morning. mercer county authorities are investigating a shooting involving trenton police. investigators say, two officers shot a suspect, when he reached for a gun, in his waistbands. the man was rushed to the hospital. no officers were hurt. "eyewitness news" reporter, alicia, 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 avenue near calhoun street. authorities say while conducting their investigation , with these men, it was discovered that one of them was armed with a handgun in his waistband. one 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, authority were able to recover a hand gun in a nearby yard, and saying no officers were injured, during this event. but that in the chaos of things the other men who police had stopped, they were able to flee the scene. >> in transport today capitol health regional medical center being treated for his injuries , authorities are not releasing that man's name, nor his condition, at this time. in trenton, alicia, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> police still looking for answers after finding a man and a woman dead in bensalem. >> near the corn well height park and ride. that's where they found the two victims. all eastbound lanes on woodhaven road, to 95 north, were closed but have since reopened.

and investigators surrounded a silver vehicle on the ramp there, but they're not yet releasing any more details at this time. >> deadly terror attack from the survivors, extremists tossed grenades, killing more than 300 people, wounding 100 other. as mola lenghi reports, egypt 's military now striking back. >> cared out multiple air strikes saturday on vehicles believed to be involved in the massacre at a mosque in northern, more than 300 people were killed, including children, survivors say islamic extreme extremists took positions around the mosque, windows, doors opened fire with rocket propelled grenades, as the iman was about to deliver his sermon, attackers blocked all escape routes, 13 year old managed to get away. >> i'm sorry. >> everybody 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.

>> day after the ambush hospital hallways were spilled flooded with the injured grieving family looking. >> killed christians in cairo, but officials say the first ever large scale attack, on a muslim congregation. they isis brands dollars as blame famous, so far no one claimed responsible. the president of egypt has promised to responds with brutal force to those behind the attack. >> mola lenghi, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> argentina, relatives of the 44 crew members gathered for emotional demonstration at the march del platta naval base there. the navy says explosion happened near the time and place where that sub vanished back on november 15th. that led some people to give up hope. navy officials worry that even if the submarine is intact,

but submerged, it is crew may be running out of oxygen. >> two different people claim to go oversee a watchdog agency. director of the consumer protection bureau, r adder cord ray, resigned friday, he named the deputy director there, leandra english, his successor, under the law that created the agency. but, president trump has named his own temporary chief white house budget director nick. president will nominate permanent direct who are will need senate confirmation. >> anita o live at the linc where tailgate remembers busy setting up. good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, well, they've been at this since 6:00 this morning, setting up for this tailgate, ahead of kick off. joining me now, the family

from egg harbor township, but check it out. this is jay, and nathan, how do you guys make this friendship work? >> they want to watch the team get beat. >> you guys do seafood, alfredo, you guys go big with the tailgate watch are you guys preparing today? >> today doing little filet minon, extra large shrimp, some beer hotdog, don't know who brought those, little bit of everything, weaver vegetarian options those interested in that. >> eagles were not doing that great, and now they are leading the nfl, have five game lead in the division, what do you think that is credited toward? >> great team, came together, great quarterback, great supporting staff. it is a great team altogether. not one guy, everybody.

>> are you going to convert? >> well, i always think that the eagles are my second favorite team. you know, so we're just going to try to pull a big upset. >> second is not good enough, nathan. >> you might not see them after today if they survive they'll be luck. >> i i don't want to get overlook. don't look past, could pull the upset. >> hold on, cowboys fans,. >> we just want to try hard and have fun. >> give voice to the bears fan , as well. again kick off 1:00 today, here throughout the morning talking to these fans who are getting ready for the game. >> live at the linc this morning, jen, i send it back to you. >> anita putting on the pressure today, i like it, i like it a the l poor bears fans just stuck in the middle as they chant the eagles. >> all alone, thanks, and eat a see you at 8:30. still to come on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this sunday morning: new decorating ideas

for the holidays. >> headed to christmas tree lot on your to do list, we found one indoors and it has got quite a variety. i'm cleve bryan, coming up some ways to make a bold statement with your decorations this holiday season. >> and how this knitting group is helping these local seniors necessarilily and mentally, and also making little cash, too, stephanie stahl has their store whens "eyewitness news" continues.

>> many of you may be pulling out the holiday decorations but before you pull out the tree and start hanging those lights, cleve bryan, shows us, what is new this season. >> the time for holiday decorating once again upon us, this time, many ways to make your home stand out. >> biggest thing is the projectors. >> at the garden center in cherry hill showed us hottest trends in the holiday take or,

starting with new options, outdoor projectors. >> becomes more affordable. >> motion led lights popular, what's old is new with bubble light, large size, another trends going natural with twisted vines, mason jars, repurpose wood. but maybe you're ready to take it up a notch this year. >> there is the snowman. fun. >> deemed artificial trees inside the new at home store in cherry hill literally have shoppers stopping in their tracks. >> we notice upside down tree, the first time we were in here there is like four of us standing around it. >> how do you make a tree upside down. >> i know. >> like they just kind of i don't know exactly how they it , but it is wild to decorate it, wouldn't it? >> kind of weird. >> unique. >> i don't know it is for me. >> what did catch barbara's eye, among the pink blue and rainbow trees there is burgundy one. >> that's the whole theme of my living room. so i was always happy with a green tree. now that i see that, able i'm like i have to test my husband i need that burgundy tree.

>> sometimes to make a bold statement with your decorations, not just breitbart colors, there are other subtle ways to make your home unique, like tree right here, for example. your eyes are not deceiving you. it is growing. >> while this tree can grow from six to 9 feet to fit your room, one of the 250 artificial trees here will probably fit your budget. so what statement will you make this holiday season? in cherry hill, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i'm all for having options, but bit of classic guy myself. a green tree at least. >> a green tree, yes, and classy ornaments, beautiful wreaths, with the red bo, but i like the fun stuff, too. >> yes. >> pretty cool. >> this weekend's been good weekends to put out the decorations metal wise, dry, dry yesterday, we stay dry as we head into today. 46 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. just look at those blue skies. over center city, weaver winds coming out of the west at about 9 miles per hour, so there is a little bit of a win chill, this morning.

it feels more like 41 degrees. forty-three in wilmington, 43 millville, down the shore, temps in the mid and upper 40 's out there, it is 48 degrees currently in wildwood. forty-five in atlantic city, and allentown, 44, then in the poconos, checking in in the 30 's. right around 33 degrees there. now, here's a look at the winds, generally out of the west and northwest, all depend on where you live though. 9 miles per hour out of the west in philadelphia. out of the northwest in the poconos at 16. twelve in reading. twelve in lancaster. so yes, we do have windchill factor out there. we will, throughout the day today, we are going to have winds out of the northwest ten to 20 miles per hour, and by the afternoon we could actually see gusts higher than that. up to around 30. so it will feel more like the upper 30's, low 40's, pretty much all day. thirty-eight is what it feels like in reading. thirty-six in lancaster, feels more like 41 in philly and 39 degrees currently in wilmington. headed into the afternoon, those numbers aren't going to rise all that much.

so looking at high of 50 degrees in center city today. 49 degrees in wilmington, 47 degrees in reading. only around upper 30's in the poconos. and low 50's down the shore atlantic city, and wildwood. so it will be much chillier compared to what we dealt with yesterday. and that's all courtesy after big dip in the jet stream, we call it a trough. pulling in some colder air from canada. but it is not going to last all that long. just for today. okay? today probably the coolest day , out of the next five. so jet stream pushes up to the north, going to filter in warmer air from our south. and then by tuesday, wednesday , we are talking about high temperatures well above average for this time of year. so here's what i am talking about. 52 degrees on monday, up into the up ear's as we head into tuesday. and then by wednesday, talking high temperatures in the lower 60s, thursday, the last day of the month, last day of november. and even then, we are going to see the numbers above average for this time of year. big travel day overall no problems across the delaware and lehigh valley if they are

traveling locally. >> also, main, but overall, pretty quiet. couple of showers down in florida then some shower action expected on the west costes well today. overall no major problems that will get in the way up your travel. >> headed to the game today go birds. temperatures going to be in the 40's, also, breezy conditions, so keep in mind, even by the fourth quarter when we are in the upper 40's, it will feel much cooler, with that windchill factor: sin cooler, breezy, ooh for the high temperature headed into tonight seasonable low of 36 degrees and your seven day for the cast rook at the stretch, there of, through thursday, next chance every rain december 1st. >> 8:18 nowment time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller. good morning, amanda. >> looking at it from paterson

avenue at broad street. most of your majors looking pretty fine, just like this. however, bring those sunglasses, going to be tough to see no matter where you're headed specially if you're going to go tailgate today. del rain, overturned vehicle, northbound past new albany road, all lanes still blocked, because every downed wires, and polls, and it is already causing some problems, so avoid this area if you can. and, finally, looking at some construction issues, right lane block on the atlantic city expressway westbound approaching route 73, this will cause a headache for bigger vehicles, all oversized vehicles need to exit before exit 28. in the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> senior group is feeling specially thankful this holiday season. they have special mission keeping them helping and feeling useful. hit reporter stephanie stahl tells us about this unique program.

>> and and minds busy i knitting, this group making special knit panels used in high fashion handbags. >> this one multi level -- >> came up the idea, as a way to empower elderly knitters at the kline life center i'm helping them feel involved, and important, to feel valued, sense of purpose. >> this time of year around the holidays, many seniors can feel isolated and lonely but heave social interaction, critical part of healthy aging . >> exchange ideas, feel useful , and for older people, feeling use touch is a big deal. >> you see other people being vital, and makes you feel more alive. >> karen moses and judy herman says knitting also helped keep their brains active and sharp. keeps me focused, and you have

to think, back to the front. >> so true there is sits again , and bring it off. >> there is also a lot of hands-eye coordination with knitting. >> i think i need a lot of practice. >> everybody does. >> knitting together isn't just keeping this group healthy, they get paid too. and proceeds from the bag sales helps funds more programs at kline life. >> i feel as though i'm giving back. so caring your bag, you feel so good because of the knitting and you know that a senior knitted that piece of wool and that's the whole mission, knitted with love, and style with a purpose. >> the bags are available on line, and and at special event , prices range from $100 to thousands, and the programs at kline live provide service cents to thousands of people. >> stephanie stahl. >> and still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," the daughter of beatle paul mccartney, talks about making

it on her own, and as her growing fashion empire. back in a moment.

>> she stills cbs, it is something she has tried to keep under wraps. here is a preview of the interview, you'll see coming up a little later on cbs this sunday morning. >> when you enter central saint martin, you did not enroll stella mccartney. >> no, i grew up with using a different name really. i was always aware that i wanted to try and do things on my own merit, you know, because otherwise you're quite insecure, you spend your whole career, did it happen because of this, and i get into a certain stage where you just want to walk in a door with a

clean slate and with no kind of baggage or heritage to a certain extent. >> it wasn't always easy. specially at first. 1997 at age 25, stella was named creative director of the french fashion house khloe. the industry was skeptical to say the least. some, like designer carl logger felled, who held the same title at khloe's years before, shared his doubts in public. >> you know what he said obviously. >> you're going to tell me. >> taking a famous name, they did in music but not in fashion. >> you know, i remember when he said that. look, i was just -- this is amazing, even uttering my name but i was very naive. and i think that that naive served me well. because i just designed, and nobody is going to know, nobody will watch this. let me just do what i would inch particular tiffly do. >> it worked. under stella's direction, sales at khloe quadrupled. and in 2,001, she launched her

own label, her name is now on everything from perfume, to sunglasses, to platform shoes, and your dad thinks it is pretty great, doesn't he? >> ya, i think he's very proud >> in fashion with stella mccartney. plus, the apple from forbidden fruit to america's healthy smacks. that's this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. and still ahead right here in our next half hour. anita oh, live at the linc with excited eagles fans. anita? >> good morning, jan, the sun is up, and these eagles fans are up, as well. i'm anita oh, here at the linc the how they credit the eagles , with such success. >> solated out there, anita can't even hear herself. in parts of the delaware county, the air sometimes smells of chocolate. you know it is true if you live there. so naturally we sent our vittoria woodill to investigate the source. >> and a chilly start to the

day. chelsey ingram has the eyewitness forecast, after the break. we will be right back.

>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo, headed out the door for some shopping or maybe the eagles game? out the door with the eagles forecast. chelsey ingram out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness wetter. >> good morning, everyone, good morning to you at home. temperatures on the cool side of things, as we start out your sunday morning, let me show you a look at the numbers across the region. 46 degrees right now in philadelphia. it is 43 in wilmington, 42 in millville. here in the mid and upper 40's down the shore, it is 45 atlantic city, 48 degrees currently in wildwood. we do have wind, coming in at about 10 miles per hour, so that's yelding winds chill factor, that's mainly in the low 40's, and some upper 30's, across the region.

that's kind of what it will feel like throughout much of the day today. high temperatures are going to be much cooler compared to what we dealt with yesterday. our forecasting high around 50 . fifty-one down the shore. and 39 degrees in the poconos. even the sunshine, not going to help to warm us up all that much. so here's what you can expect this week. a cool sunday. then nice stretch of sunshine. i'll let you know how long it lasts for. turning milder, also, as we led into wednesday, talking highs five to 10 degrees above average. i'll have more coming up in your full forecast, for now, sending it back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. >> the birds are back in philadelphia today looking to extends their eight game winning streak. they go up against the chicago bears this afternoon. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, is live at the linc this morning. where the tent and grills are coming out. good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, these fans have been here since 6:00 e tell you, avenue new perfume, it is called barbeque. because eagles fans do not mess around whether it comes

to their fail gates. this is our grill master, mike moore, from abington, mike, you've been doing this for 20 plus years, why does your loyalty run so deep? >> you have friends here, family list here, eagles, what else to do on a a sunday morning than come here and hang around. >> you have 40, 50 people coming to your tailgate. what goes into it? what food do you have here today? >> today meatballs, sausage, rose beef, we do breakfast sandwiches every week. you know, we do stage, italian , this week sandwich week. >> you're also real diehard fan. because in 20 something years you only miss bad two games. that's pretty incredible. so the eagles haven't always done so great. but this season they're doing really well. what do you credit that to? >> i credit it to, you know, the new coach, carson wentz, of course, solid organization, and great fans. >> do you think we'll clinch the nfc east? do you think we will go all the way to the superbowl. >> i think we'll clinch the nf

c east and going all the way to the superbowl, yes. >> they have a sound system here even, they do not just mess around. live at the linc, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> perfect timing, for example , the sweet smell of barbeque sauce. bottle that up and sell it. >> thank you. >> and, 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 and merrill reese as our sport team gets you ready for the big game. >> switching gears now, even though small business saturday has passed, some stores say they'll still have those 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. and of course, now comes around every year. after "black friday." even philadelphia mayor jim kenney was out there shopping yesterday. he met with local business

owners in west philadelphia. >> you've may have been out at the mall and the stores all weekend long, but this holiday shopping season is just getting started. retailers are hoping that low unemployment, and high consumer confidence, will translate into strong sales. adrianna diaz reports from new york. >> "black friday" fading into gray. >> this is a crowded a mall as i've ever been in in my entire life. >> mall lines, store lines, proved otherwise, unlike years past, crowds were civilized. this best buy guaranteed shoppers a place in line to avoid fight. >> shoppers 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 the electronic personal assistant, and ancestory dna testing kit and this pressure cooker. analysts say up to 90% every sales still happen in stores. but foot traffic was 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% off on thanksgiving. coats were up to 70% off. and luxury handbags, discounted 40, 50%, versus 30, 40% last year. >> what's super important? >> tanya, covers retail at market watch. >> consumer confidence is high it helps that people are working, they're earning money , they feel real good about the shopping environment >> but for brittany, hunting for deals is draining. >> are you exhausted for " black friday" shopping? >> yes. >> it took me maybe like two hours to get these sneakers. >> so does it feel like "black friday" or black weekend? >> black weekend. >> 07% 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. got to admit i got myself a coat, too. if you are planning to head out to the stores today, or any time this holiday season, merchants are 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 gift ideas. >> a philadelphia fraternity is helping local children stay warm this winter. alpha pi alpha held its coal war for kids coat drive at the burlington coat factory store at ninth and market. fraternity raised money so it could provide up to 100 children in need, with brand new winter gear, organizers 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. folks filled main street last night to watch the annual tree lighting ceremony.

santa claus of course was there, making an early appearance. even christmas carol ers on hand spreading holiday cheer. >> great story, possibly the most heart warming story of the woman. if i do say so myself. couple possibly the longest marriage in america just celebrated their 85th wedding anniversary. cbs news correspondent laura was at the party, and tells us what they think is the secret to a long lasting and loving relationship. it was 1932 when then 21 year old pick up his 17 year old neighbor. ann, in this ford first date, after days every dating they decided to elope, and 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 a 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 the same model car they drove to their first date to the 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 months of their relationship. >> 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 58 years. >> listen to one another. no matter what the situation is, you are not arguing, we're listening. >> and we've always listened. >> quite possibly a recipe for lasting love. in fairfield connecticut, laura, cbs news. >> there is still so much more to come right here on cbs-3 "

eyewitness news" this sunday morning. and coming up next, we check in with "face the nation" john dickerson for a look ahead at today's broadcast. stay with us.

>> "face the nation" will be coming your way a little later this morning at 10:30 a.m. right here on cbs-3, joining joining because preview liver in washington, cbs news chief washington correspondent, john dickerson, good morning. >> good morning, jan, we start the show with the news of the week, then look ahead to next week, congress has real race to the finish before the end of the year, 15 legislative days left, and a lot on the to do littles. first is the big tax cut bill. they're trying to get signed by the end. year, but then a lot of other things including keeping the government open. money runs out in early december. then we step back, have a conversation with a number every historians about leadership in times every crisis. amazing group. we have got robert, new book on fdr, john has written about

ooh lillies s grant, won't about the two bush presidents, two wars, and incredible family history every service then nancy haines has written about five different leaders who face times every crisis watch do we learn about leaders in what can we learn about the past, that tells us something about the present? then we will switch gears, talk to walter, about genius in creativity at this, his new book about leonardo davinci. >> sounds good, thank you, see you at 10:30. still to come this morning right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news," bundle up, for chilly day on the way. but, spring-like temperatures are in the seven day forecast, that's good news. meteorologist, chelsey n gram, back with the latest on the warning week warm up. that's in just a few moments. stay with us. >> coming up: behind the beans of chocolate factory, right in eddie stone. producing more chocolate than you even realize. this story, coming u

>> welcome back, did you know one of the sweetest spots on earth is in delaware county, place that is so sweet, the air is filled with delicious chocolate smell. that's right. our vittoria woodill takes us inside this cocoa plant in eddie stone. >> it smells delicious. love the smell. >> does make you hungry, though, and tough when you're die bet glike what they are talking about the wonderful smell of chocolate. >> even when i'm walking out my front door, i'll smell it. >> so we went in search of it. it took us here. >> no, not that chocolate factory. this one. in eddie stone. >> a place where most of the cocoa in the u.s. gets imported so many of these companies in the chocolate business imports their beans leer to philadelphia. >> making eddie stone an all of pennsylvania the sweetest place on earth. >> why? coast. >> you got imports, you got also thousands of milk to make milk chocolate. that's why premium location. >> now, you may not have heard

of barry calbo before but that's for very good reason. >> you will never see barry in your plate or store. you will buy a product that they use, using our product, but you don't know it is us. >> the plan in eddie stone is enormous. and just one of over 50 barry calboaud factories, what i did see, was thousands of pounds of chocolate beans from all around the worlds. i watched them get sorted, roasted, hence the smell, then processed into cocoa liquor. there is no alcohol. it just means the cocoa but the is her still in it. until the liquor is pressed, to remove the cocoa butter, and then it becomes dry heavy dishes of pure cocoa pounder. the cocoa powder is processed for food that you probably have in your pantry. while i've waited long enough to eat. so let's try the unsweetened chocolate liquor. >> chocolate liquor. >> different. thankfully they had a bunch of

the sweet stuff i am he ousted to all made with the barry chocolate. vittoria woodill, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> tori always makes me hungry , chelsey. >> i know, and i have the biggest sweet tooth. it is so bad, jan, watching that i'm like oh, my gosh. >> chocolate donuts at 9:00 a.m., chelsey. >> i'm there. let's go after the show. all right, let's talk weather watchers. we have some really cool pictures sent in. this one actually my favorite one so far from jenny, the caption: got er done. got her lights up. all ready for the holidays now with her christmas light. another beautiful picture, look at those blue skies out there today. simply some gorgeous weather, awaiting us, but it is on the chilly side of things. our weather watchers checking in with numbers in the 40's, michael, in pennsylvania, at 44 degrees. in his backyard, carry in mt. laurel new jersey says it is 46 where she lives, and the number won't go overtop from

-- too far from here. let me take you to another live look at the reading area. this is 42 degrees there. winds out of the west northwest. there is a little bit after windchill. i'll show you the win chill numbers in just a bit. forty-six right now in philadelphia. it is 43 degrees in wilmington we are starting the morning out on the chilly side of things. but, you know, some of you might look at the numbers, and say i can deal with 40's at this hour, but as i told you, really not going to rise all that much headed into afternoon. upper 50s now in wildwood. 45 degrees atlantic city. allentown, 44. 33 degrees in the poconos. our winds, coming in out of the west, in philadelphia, 9 miles per hour, northwest, reading at 12. we do have a windchill factor this morning. it feels more like 41 in philadelphia. feels more like 39 in wilmington. actually feels like the 20's in the poconos. heading into the afternoon, with wind out of the west- northwest, we will see coming in sustained nip where from ten to 20 miles per hour, and we could actually see gusts even higher, so that means, we will be dealing with

a windchill, even heading into the afternoon. 50 degrees that's forecast high temperature today in philadelphia. up fourth's in wilmington, 51 in dover. also, looking at low 50's down the shore. as i told you, just not going to get all that much warmer from where we already are, courtesy of the dip in the jet stream. we call this a trough. pulling in some chillier air from canada. that's in place tore dollars for today. watch what happens, as we move into the next couple of days. big ridge builds in, the jet stream lift up to the north. and that's going to allow some mild air to filter in as a result. and when i say mild, we are talking significantly above average. as we head into tuesday, and wednesday, here's what i am talking about. we move up to 59 degrees by tuesday. on wednesday, high temperature of 62, thursday, the last day of november. and even then, our temps are going to be above average for this time of year. so ending the month of november on very mild note. storm scan three shows that we're very quiet here across

the delaware valley. it is a big travel day, if you have relatives, making their way home today, if you have friends, making their way home or perhaps you are traveling. real now big problems. couple every showers down in florida couple of snow flowers up in new england. then we also have couple of showers over on the west coast , but i don't see any major problems across the map today. we've got the game day, game forecast, go birds. breezy and cool conditions, pretty much the entire game. with temperatures in the upper 40's from kick off all the way to the fourth quarter. postgame, just keep in mind if you are going, well, it is going to feel even colder, than what we see on the thermometer, because we have the wind out there. mostly sunny, cooler, breezy today. high temperature right around 50 degrees. for tonight, mostly clear, seasonable, overnight low right around 36. and your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 52 on monday, 69 tuesday, very nice impressive sunshine, even dry on thursday. rain chance by december 1st. jan? >> looks good, thank you, chelsey. 8:49. and time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda

mueller in the traffic center. hi, amanda. >> jan, taking a live look at 76 eastbound at city avenue. it is right out there in spots , but other than that drivers aren't facing too many problems on the majors, just great news, because this is one of the heavier travel days of the holiday season. next, we've been following this incident for couple every hours, this is in delran, happened about 2:30 a.m., 130 northbound past new bally road overturned, hit polls, all lanes blocked because of downed wires, this also resulted in hazmat situation. crews are still on the scene, avoid this if you can. and also, we do have some construction problems, right lane block, on the atlantic city expressway westbound approaching route 73. this will cause headache for bigger vehicles all oversized vehicles need to exit before exits 28. finally last life look at the ben franklin bridge, beautiful view out, there but don't forget those sunglasses in you're going to travel out there at all this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm amanda mueller, " eyewitness news" will be

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>> seeing else welcome the chicago bears today, looking to continue their winning streak, make it nine in a row. bears are three and seven this season, but very very strong run game. the birds, coming offer the 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 that far stuff right now still a lot of games left, and , you know, still trying to win this game this sunday, but , you know, i think as each week goes on, and you start seeing different scenarios, different thing, you know, still playing for a lot. one playing for the division, two, you are trying to get that home field, if possible, you know, so it is tight. >> well, be sure to tune into chevy sunday kickoff. at 1130 today. join pat gallen, merrill reese , me, getting you ready for eagles-bears right here on

cbs-3. that's all for sport, i'm leslie van czars dale. have a great day. >> it may be brisk out there this morning, but the tailgate verse been out for hours now. "eyewitness news," reporter, anita oh, live at the linc this morning, where she is speaking to some fired up fans good morning, anita. >> the vibe here so warm, eagles fadges so excited about the record so far this season. i'm here at south jersey sponsored tailgate, my friend, eric holiday. thanks for being with us. this is an amazing thanksgiving tailgate that you guys have going on, you guys it do this every year. what's it entail? >> every year we do it, usually before or after thanksgiving. we'll deep friday turkeys, hams, and people come out, party, some go in the game, some of them will stay outside here. but it is just exciting day, and i tell you, with some of

the stuff that we have out here, some, it is bigger than some people have at their own thanksgiving. so really incredible. >> and festival of families time, my new perfume this morning, smelling like barbeque. because you guys have so much good food here. in they have area tv set up, channel three playing behind us. exactly, exactly. >> i've been doing this since 1990. a lot of rough years, but mcnabb, had really great years but this year, something really special. and you can feel the vibe here , in the parking lot, in this stadium. i tell you, i think we have something special here. >> it is something special, electric here. and you guys have a very special tailgate. very amazing, guys.

>> for now liver at the linc, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> as long as you've been on this shift, and eat, a gone to the tailgates, that may be my favorite tail gale that you've fawn, kudos to you. >> i know? ham, turkey? my gosh, so much. >> come on over, jan, come on over. >> i'll be there in a second, see you soon, thanks, anita. >> and they real dow it up out there. >> i'm pumped. you know, their energy, everything. >> the game forecast looking pretty good, talking temperatures in the 40's, going to be chilly down there, notice, those guys bundled up, had the layers on, it will be breezy, going to be cool, by the fourth quarter, temperatures right around 47, and also, postgame, but when you factor in the winds, it will feel a little chillier out there. so there will be a bit of a windchill, but man, tons of sunshine, looking good, in

your seven day forecast, also, looking pretty good. >> here is looking they made it nine straight. >> go birds. >> first chance, all right, that's it for cbs-3 " eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but always on line at cbs philadelphia philly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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