>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". right now at noon it's feel much more like winter today. cold temperatures are sweeping in and with them they're bringing a few chances of snow. may feel cold but this is actually how it's supposed feel this time of year. good afternoon i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist katie fehlinger is tracking cold and our chances for snow. hi, katie. >> blew my mine seeing that video that people were walking around without coats it's so chilly outside right now. need feel that much worse when you factor in that wind. let's go right on out to what's happening on the radar. frankly not heck of a lot on the

radar what i show you more than anything the reason for though the fact that the clouds are starting to lift out. we finally have that sun returning. that will allow to us moderate back up to more seasonal upper 40s for daytime high. this is just a snap chat of the current satellite. starting to see that sun filter in or out completely but keep in mind, looks are deceiving on days like this. the kids are out playing in the sunshine here at whitfield elementary school but i've seen this camera shaking quiet bit in the wind flow. it's 39 degrees there in west lawn pa next door to reading. it does feel a lot colder when you factor in this win. our current temperatures for the most part are in the 40s. but it feels more like the 30s. you can be knocking anywhere from five to 10 degrees off any time the wind blows. let's talk about this setup and the possibility of snow. right now, we're looking ahead to mid december outlook that just features surges of arctic air funneling in. a couple of opportunities. snow showers are potentially going fall on friday night.

we'll talk much more about that later in the show. weekend flurries and also a chance at least that next tuesday into wednesday a new storm develops. so again much more in terms of detail on this. a little later in the show for you in the meantime guys time to bundle up. back to you. >> all right. katie see you soon. thank you. president trump is set to make announcement this afternoon critics could have serious consequences around the world. the president is preparing to reveal his decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol. wee gentleman jing is at the white house with more. >> reporter: president trump is set to announce the us will weakons jerusalem as israel's capital. and plans to move the u.s. embassy there. the president will meet with his cabinet ahead of the announcement. jerusalem is considered a holy city by jews, muslims and christians. and the announcement is expected to set off a wave of potential violent of lense in the region. some groups have already called for protests and three days of rage. as a precaution the state

department issued an alert saying u.s. government employees and their families are not permitted to travel to the old city of jerusalem and the west bank until further notice. the announcement fulfills a campaign promise for president trump and is popular among evangelical christians and hard line supporters of israel but worldwide leaders are lining up in opposition to the decision. the president spoke with middle eastern leaders yesterday to prepare them for the announcement. and four of the leaders warn the president against making the move. palestinian leader abbacies said the decision would have detrimental consequences on the piece process. the president has had his son-in-law and white house teen senior adviser jared kushner working on the piece process in the middle east. but today' as announcement will make that goal harder. "eyewitness news" special report of president trump's expected announce many watch it live right here on cbs3 at 1:00

p.m. time magazine names the silence breakers as 2,017 person of the year. the honorees the voices who help make the ago tag me too movement go viral. they are the women and men who have publicly shared their experiences as alleged victims of sexual harass many and assaults. if you look closely at the cover the woman on the right in the front whose face is not seen she is set to represent the women who have yet to come forward. >> in other news this noon a new wildfire in southern california burning along a heavily traveled interstate at this hour. brush fire erupted on the east side of los angeles this morning. this one is threatening mansions and the famed giddy museum. three other explosive wildfires are continuing to burn outside of los angeles. fueled by high winds and low humidity. nearly 200,000 people have been forced from their homes. >> this wind could pick up gone a different direct if you're asking, hey, isn't it going we west. why are they evacuating me from the east we simply don't know

what this fire will do. >> the biggest of the three major fires is in venture what county and has burn an area nearly twice the size of san francisco. more than thousand firefighters are working around the clock to battle the blazes. boat wash up off the coast oregon believed to be come from a tsunami in japan it dates back to the 2011 event. officials say the poses no threat to the environment it will remain in place unless removed by contractor. closer to home a touchy moment the pennsylvania state democratic party calling on representative representative to step down because of the way he explained about being touched by male colleagues. >> both men are speak eyeing witness news reporter david spunt about the controversial encounter. >> there is a better way to do this, guys. >> that's montgomery county democrat matt bradford at a house hearing at the state capitol tuesday morning. seconds before things took a downward spiral. representative bradford touches the arm of his colleague

republican darrell metcalf from butler county who then unloads. >> representative bradford,. >> yes. >> look. i'm a heterosexual. i is have a wife, i love my wife. i don't like men. as you might. but don't -- stop touching me. all the time. [ laughter ] >> keep your hands to yourself. like if you want to touch somebody people on your side of the aisle that might like it i don't. >> bradford hips wife have four children and living of live in montgomery county. "eyewitness news" spoke to both men after the incident. >> the video speaks for itself. first you can see i'm obviously shocked as the chairman's rant goes on. more than a tad appalled and trying to bring some sanity to a pretty insane situation. >> but metcalf has a different version of events. >> this individual sits next to me meeting after meeting after meeting and routinely as we're engaged in debate continues to reach across and touch me on the arm. >> when you mentioned you're heterosexual you don't like men did you feel that was crossing the line?

>> how is it crossing the line? i think the majority of population is heterosexual. the homosexual crowd think that is they can flaunt their sexuality routinely throughout the course of the day and throughout our government now, and debate after debate, um, i wanted to send a clear message to matt bradford that i don't appreciate his constant touching on my arm. >> bradford denies touching metcalf multiple times in the past and says what happened in this hearing is just plain wro wrong. >> he kind of blue his lid as the chairman is known to do. he's a well-known to be a volatile character and today it kind of spiraled out of control. >> reporter: represent metcalf told me he believes the touching by representative bradford could be considered battery. meanwhile representative bradford says he reach out to the house speaker to open an investigation into representative metcalf. david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". in other news new housing

development is going up in north ad philadelphia to help serve city's most vulnerable residents. "eyewitness news" on north eighth street near thompson for the ground breaking of the residents. the 30 years lgbtq friendly building the first young another dust only permanent supportive housing in pennsylvania. another 40 units for homeless adults are planned at the site. well there should be privacy concerns for people who are traveling over the holidays. >> several airbnb customers claim they found hidden cameras. how airbnb is responding want you need to know to protect yourself next. >> he saw need and took action. a man visiting philadelphia helped feed homeless veterans but he didn't stop there. meisha joins us with today's love it coming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at noon.

welcome back everyone. airbnb responding to privacy concerns after several customers found hidden cameras at their rental property. >> correspondent anna warner explains what renters node to do to stay safe. >> i was like this could be like the day that i get killed or worse. >> 22-year-old meghan hilton from washington state was in switzerland in 2016 when she says a friend discovered a cell phone under the sing in the bathroom at their abnb. >> we saw that the phone was filming and we were whispering

and trying to be very quiet. we weren't sure if it was being live streamed. >> reporter: soon after hilton says she found an i-pad also recording. they quickly left and reported the incident to the company. >> it was just very scary, and i kind of felt like this is like one of those moments like we don't get our stuff together something very bad could happen. >> reporter: there have been other similar incidents in late november activist and film maker jason ott scott tweeted his colleague found a camera disguised in a motion detector. the company called the discovery end incredibly rare and the host was banned. in objection an indiana couple said they found a camera in a smoke detector in the bedroom at their abnb in florida. the homeowner was arrested for video voyeurism. >> simply put, property owners can be peeping toms. >> reporter: ron russell is a professor at fordham law. >> can someone actually legal dollar this? can they put camera in a place that you're renting on airbnb? >> it's conceivable if they gave you enough specific notice.

they were going to do this. >> written notice? >> written notice. um, notice as to the locations of the camera and that you willingly couldn't zenned to them. >> reporter: in june, a german tourist settled with airbnb for undisclosed amount allegedly finding a hidden remote controlled camera at at a property in california. hilton said while abnb refunded her for her switzerland stay and reimbursed her for other travel expenses she felt it wasn't enough. >> i think that was probably the bare minimum that they could have done to help us out. for all we know, he still has the videos that were on the i-pad. >> reporter: the company told us around 2 million people use airbnb on any given night and they're always willing to work with law enforcement when complaints are made. experts say there are few things you can do to protect yourself. invest in digital device detector, essential rooms, or use a flashlight to try to spot lenses. anna warner cbs news new york.

still ahead on eyewitness nice. >> seeing a need and taking action. >> meisha. >> at one time or another, we will cross paths with a situation in need our help but what will we do? will we act or turn a blind eye in today's love it we're seeing meeting a man who saw something here in philadelphia didn't something and not just anything. he's going above and beyond for very deserving individuals. that story is coming up. katie. >> meisha that chill is beginning to settle in. i expect daytime highs to at best hit the low 40s. so not only are we below average but we do also have the opportunity to see some flakes fly out there through the span of the weekend and that's not the only opportunity for snow in this seven day i'll walk you through the chances that we'

our joy of sharing toy fest in in full swing. bring new unwrapped toy to our studios we're at 1555 hamilton street. toys will be donated to children in need across the region. you can also visit cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com/toy fest for complete list of toy drop off locations and details on upcoming toy fest events around the area. >> one of those events is today. we'll be collecting toys at wilmington university from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. meteorologist chelsea ingram will be there. we hope you can join in on the fun and help a child in need. yesterday katie around this time a lot more mild. >> oh my goodness. >> than it is now. >> it is drastically colder outside. you'll be hugging your winter coat very tightly because the wind makes it feel that much worse.

>> okay. >> just a different ballgame as of this point that cold front we saw cross through last night brought in the rain. that is just the beginning of these pulses of cold that will continue to come our way. in the next couple of not just days but probably weeks. i think this is the setup through mid december or at best up to what's seasonal or below for daytime highs. so very chilly air in place and where there's cold there's at least opportunity if any precipitation decides to roll through that could in fact be snow. let me get out there and show you first view of a bright and beautiful and sunny main street here in downtown bethlehem, and it's really pretty shot from hotel bethlehem, but you can -- you really be deceased by looks on the camera. i think for the rest of afternoon. those clouds how we started the morning off. but now they have lifted the problem is the cold is also catching up at this point. so temperatures for the better part of the morning thus far have actually dropped. they're starting to rebound now that we have at lost had the chance to see that sun break through. let's go next to nice wide zoom

on storm scan3, however, when you look at this broad image, what you're noticing first and for most i think this first front is getting out here also this big batch of wet weather rolling through parts of gulf coastline. this is eventually going morph if into our next storm season and roll northeast. where it ends up is absolutely critical to what it means for our friday night forecast. we've been talking about the possibility of snow. it may in fact be the first official snow we see specific to southern delmarva peninsula and southeast new jersey. this is what interpretation of what will end up taking place friday night nearly saturday morning. i like this for the most part based on current guidance. i don't think we're talking about lot of snow. probably a coating to an inch as it currently stands. the thing is, should this track shift even 50 miles, you're basically talking about the possibility then of this is bypassing us or bringing flakes to philly. however, going with my gut i really think the best chance will go to southern cape may

county, parts of sussex county and the chance does continue to see minor modest snowfall accumulatioaccumulations a littt further inland from that off to the north. the storm is to our southeast. the track is obviously critical. we're really just on the outskirts of it any way. even if it does hit us. it will would be a modest event. that's the expectation. but we'd be talking about a coating to an inch and it's very like until pennsylvania does in fact stay dry out of this based on the way it looks like the storm will track. we'll monitor it for us. stickies with us in the men time it's gotten a heck of a lot colder since the same time yesterday. look at this deficit. 23 degrees colder by comparison to new time gloucester dover. as that translates to the thermometer, you're now held back into much more seasonal territory frankly but coming off the 60s from yesterday this feels so much chillier. 45 in atlantic city. 43 at the airport. made to feel like it's about 10 degrees colder. when you factor in that west

northwest wind which is blowing pretty well at 16 miles per ho hour. so you will notice that. now, beyond this point heading into the upcoming weekend army/navy which you can see right here on cbs3 that game taking place. down at the linc at just 41 degrees for kick off temperature. so it's not terribly atypical but it is colder than average and that's general wal this forecast has up its sleeve. comelier than average conditions for most of the outlook. looking ahead to tuesday, that would be our next chance to see a new storm system develop. that is seven days away. but it is a chance for to us see maybe a mix of rain and snow. stay tune. it's busy pattern. >> all right. katie we've been warned. thank you. making a difference with a gift of song and a hot meal. >> meisha is here with today's love it. meisha. >> selfless cleveland man was in philadelphia to be stow a gift on a couple of deserving veterans a garth brooks concert for free. before he left to go back home he was adamant to do one more thing for them. take look. jeffrey bubba straws loves three

things in particular. garth brooks, wall eye and veterans. >> i go to the city that garth is playing in and i hook up with the veterans organization and i treat a veteran or two to dinner and to garth brooks concert. >> reporter: but why? in march, bubba was shocked when he visited the local veterans multi service center and saw over 40 homeless veterans standing in line to be fed. this moved him so much he wanted to start treating them to a good old concert. and the idea just took off. >> got to see the facility want they do and i got to meet a lot of the homeless vets and the veterans that come in here. >> reporter: after that visit, bubba never forget them and wanted to something a little extra this time. so earlier this week after taking more veterans to a garth show in newark, bubba came back to the veterans multi service center to whip up lunch and this wasn't just any old meal either. >> i was going to donate some fish that i catch up in cleveland in lake erie the wall eye capital of the world.

the workers are like oh my god it's melting in my mouth. i love fishbein love catching the fish and eating the fish but cooking it for good cause. >> a meal made with love, respect and admiration. he cooked every last piece of fish there was for those vets. bubba had no idea what the problem with homeless and hungry vets is. he saw a problem and he did what he could to help. bubba has seen garth brooks get this in concert 31 times in 21 cities. he's taking veterans to 16 shows and he has three more coming in nashville. now that is service. way to go bubba. you see something, you do something. love it. >> no wonder garth brooks has heard about this he too is very much one that gives back to the community. >> we got to make that happen. >> we shall tweet that to garth brooks. >> that's a great idea katie. >> he deserves it. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> up next the priceless piece of jewelry was unveiled this morning in philadelphia.

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