new this morning, police are searching for two men after they rob a convenience store with a ak47 in hand. we will tell you where this happened. >> plus: >> the eagles get ready to take on the giants, without quarterback carson wentz. but the birds may still have an advantage. we'll explain. >> will live look from skycam at place one ants in plenty meeting. we have seasonal afternoon in store, plus warm up is ahead for the work week, i like the sound of that. today is sunday, december 17th , good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, and here's meteorologist, matt peterson with the eyewitness forecast, good morning, matt.

>> good morning, a warm up. >> i like it already feeling warmer this morning. >> yes, by almost 10 degrees leer in philly, even, maybe close to 15 degrees warm nerve areas of north because it was so cold yesterday morning, we had the temperatures in the 20 's, and the teens. it really was a comfortable sat saturday morning, then add in the little breeze we had through yesterday afternoon, windchill values were definitely not what you want to be standing outside in, windchill values in the 20's pretty much all day yesterday. not going to be a problem for us today, as we get up into the 40's, and that win much, much calmer today, than what what what we had saturday as well. storm scan3, for the most part , not too much going on. some clouds starting to work their way in little bit upper level moisture out there. we will see increase in cloud cover throughout the daytime hours. but, temperatures, are again, still warmer now than what they were 24 hours ago. philly, now just right above the freezing mark at 33 degrees, if you're down the shore areas like atlantic city

, 29, and then in the poconos as you might expect, still the coolest spot at two; still again better than what we had yesterday. our trend is going to be on the warming side of things. for at leahe next couple of days before it does cool down once again, 42 today could be you have near 06 degrees, on tuesday. and then the first day every winter is thursday, we will have seasonable day that day, jan, overall not too bad, full breakdown what we can expect in just a little bit. >> not too shabby at all, matt 8:02, new this morning, police say two men with ak-47's police responded morning, those men we're told away got away with cash. no reports of injuries. >> this investigation underway we'll keep you up-to-date on cbs-3 ill -- philly.com. also new this morning, police investigating double shooting in north philadelphia. that has left two teens in the

hospital gunfire broke out 2700 block of north 11 street, just after 11:00 last night. victims in stable condition. police now trying to figure out what lead to this shooting well, no word yet on how an overnight house fire started in west philadelphia. mr. say fire broke out around midnight. fire crews there were able to get those flames under control , just before 12:30, and now everyone made it out of the house safely. and no one was reportedly hurt red cross has been called in to help. >> a church in camden, preaching forgiveness today, even after someone steels hundreds of dollars from a church fundraiser. that money, was going to help feed people in need. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, shows us, the video, police now hope will help track down the suspect. >> the season of giving at

hand at sacred heart parish, but two sundays ago, this man helped themselves. he allegedly stole about $1,200 from a fundraiser, where parishioners buy and sell homemade goods in the church basement. it it is very very joyous occasion, people eating, drinking, buying, having a good time. >> camden police release this video of the man they say stole from the church in hopes that you can help identify him >> the good part nobody was attacked or hurt. >> farther doyle at the church more than 30 years, doing a mass to bless expectant mothers, he said the money from the funt raids we are have helped next week when they give out a thousand food baskets to families in south camden. he says the loss won't stop their effort and if they need more more money, god will use his people to provide. >> my grandfather, he said it is a terrible day thanks be to good. >> and that's how you feel?

>> that's how i feel. >> parishoner lincoln action says the theft is disappointing but -- >> the gospel calls us to forgive. >> if the man were to return it, would still extend him grace. >> haven for people who feel as though the church doesn't want them because maybe they're not worthy and they're welcomed here. >> sacred hard parish will be filling those basket for local families thursday and friday, if you would like to help or donate please contact the parish. if you know who that man is in the video, contact camden police. in camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". new jersey senator cory booker, and his family, now have some extra security this morning. they got a death threat over the weekend, according to the mayor of newark, new jersey. capitol police informed local police about the threat, to booker's home, police have not yet released any more information, saying, this is an ongoing investigation.

>> there is no word yet on what caused this ski lift accident at mountain about 80 miles northwest of harrisburg, malfunction injured five skiers there, and stranded dozens of other high above the slopes. ski resort officials say one chair slipped backward, and into the chair hine it, causing a domino effect. emergency responders used ropes to rescue about 50 people. some were left dangling for more than an hour. >> the search continues today for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run acci i-95 off ramp. this crash happened in the southbound lanes at highland avenue in chester, right around 3:00 saturday morning, police say the car struck and killed 46 year old ronald williams, and then kept ongoing. investigators say, williams was hit after getting out of his car, for an unknown reason now, the striking vehicle, is believed to be a black new err model volkswagon, police say it should have damage to the front end, and to the windshield.

>> lawyers accusing robert mueller of wrong-doing, have written letter to congress, in it, they say, mueller gained unauthorized access to thousands of transition emails the lawyers say the emails are the property of the transition team, and mueller should not have obtained the emails, without their approval. now, mueller of course is investigating possible collusion with russia, meantime, white house lawyer is denying speculation that president trump is thinking every firing mueller. press president trump says he does expect that republican tax bill to be on his desk to sign before christmas. the massive 500 page document needs the vote of both the house and senate before it can go into effect next year. laura breaks down. >> it has big step to go.

can't take that step. >> it lowers tax rates for most americans, through 2025. and nearly doubles the standard deductions for individuals, and married couples. state and local taxes can still be written off. but are now capped at $10,000. the bill delivers on another promise, penalty tax. but democratic senator claire mc cast ill says it could hurt the african raj american household. >> it is unfair, how tilted it is toward the really wealthy people in this country. >> the bill permanently slashes the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%. mr. trump hopes that will bring cash, companies are keeping off shore, back to the u.s. >> if you look at the whole thing, everyone will benefit. but i think the greatest benefit for jobs and middle class. >> nearly every qong gwen until republican expected to vote in favor of the tax cut. and they're hopingri and missis,

that cochran, who have been side lined with health issues, will be back in the senate in time to vote for the bill, which has no democratic support. cbs-3, "eyewitness news." and the tax cut plan comes up for discussion, on today's "face the nation." guesses include treasury secretary steven, and 2us senators, oklahoma republican, jane, and vermont independent, bernie sanders, "face the nation" airs this morning at 10:30, of course, right here on cbs-3. >> santa claus brought winder wonder lands from the north pole down to bakery in south philadelphia. south jersey, rather. they'll be there all day having within on one advice width children and their families. our own anita oh, l marlton this morning, where it already looks a lot like christmas, hi, anita. >> goods morning, jan, actually looks a lot more like the north pole upere, this is the area that kids will be

able to come and meet one-on-one with saint a joining me now, santa claus himself. and also -- (laughing) -- also our elf here, maria own of marry owe a's cookie kitchen. have been working all morning to bake treat and things like. that will so maria, this is very special morning. what will the kids be able to experience today? >> this room, for example, santa visit, it is very beautiful, decorated nicely, very soft sound soft colors for the kids to come and have a safe place to visit our sensitive santa today. >> and why is it so important for to you get involved with this, and also to help families that have children with special needs autism, who may need different experience like allowed mall? >> it is very important for us to do this for them. so that they feel comfortable,

santa is very welcoming for the children, and once he gets going with his little antics that he has, and sit down on the red carpet, he has kind -- all his little props going on, just to make them feel safe, and to take wonderful pictures , that their families can make great memories with. >> yes. and this is a free event. so that's so wonderful for these families. they welcome hundreds of families and children as well here, this is door to the north pole, a festive atmosphere, a notebook over there says santa's good list. jan in the next half hour i'll tell if you you're on it, live in marlton, anita, cbs " eyewitness news." >> oh, we don't need to wait, i know my name is at the top of the list. >> followed by yours, of course. >> oh, okay. >> very confident, jan see in you about 30 minutes, thanks. >> eagles play the giants today in new york, and the birds will face them without carson wentz. the quarterback tore his acl during the eagle game against

los angeles rams last sunday, so, nick foles will take his place today. the giant have one of the worse offenses in the entire league, they've only won two games, and lost one, the eagles 11 and two, kick off 1:00 this afternoon. this morning the massive thomas fire continues to cause destruction in california. just how many homes the fire has destroyed now and the the incredible number of firefighters still working hard to put it out. >> i hereby place united states ship little rock commission. >> new war ship joins the proud us navy fleet. we'll take you to the commissioning ceremony for the high tech uss little rock. we will be r (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff.

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>> thousands are getting out under new evacuationrd and what's become the thirds largest fire in california

history. the thomas fire, northwest of los angeles, has burned 418 square miles since it started almost two weeks ago. has kill eirefighterstroyed mord homes. are still battling those flames. meantime the newest high tech war ship has been brought to life after historic ceremony. take a look. >> the us little rock commissioned yesterday, in buffalo, new time in the navy's 242-year history that a war ship was conducted. alongside its name sake ship. the original uss little rock was commissioned just before the end of worlds war two, and the new ship is set to deploy next year. look at all of that snow and ice out there, matt, cool in buffalo, coal here today, too. >> still not as cold as yesterday morning, we are trending upwards with our temperatures, over nice, we

can talk about warmer air slowly moving into the region, especially whether it has been so coal. this is a look, down spring garden street, on our sunday morning. few clouds out there, but overall actually seeing sunshine early this morning as you take a look again down spring garden street in philly it will be nice morning. but then we will see the clouds build as we go through the afternoon. temperatures today, warmer. that's the trade off. don't get as much sunshine, but get some warmer temperatures, so if you aplanni, waking up this morning, maybe already having the coffee, temperatures are in the 30's, right now, so little cool. if you do head out take your jacket, hats, gloves, with you , but again, for the most part, not too bad here this morning. that brunn. time frame, maybe next hour or so, will be up shy of 40 degrees. still looking for those partly to mostly cloudy brunch

time frame, out and about, ringer around, maybe doing christmas shopping, 42 degrees , mostly cloudy, and it will be dry, then as we get through the dinnertime time frame, still going with some generally cloudy skies, 37 degrees, for the temperature tours then starting to fall off getting later in the evening then toward the overnight as well. storm scan3, for the most part right now, shows that upper level moisture, shows the cloud cover trying to work its way in here but doesn't move in until a warmfront comes through, as oath aided with precipitation out to the midwest here, south of omaha, where the low itself s the front, warmfront anyway, tends to the east, will affect us, all of the precipitation along the cold front draped down to the south, that stays well to the south not affecting us too much. future weather, 7:00, we see precipitation starting to work its way in, snow flurries, maybe light windy mix areas through the lehigh valley. maybe even little bit in some of the northern suburbs, as well. as we head toward the midnight

, 1:00, 2:00 time frame, better cha front comes all the way through, for some light spotty rain showers, again, mixing in , with some chances for also little bit of freezing rain maybe little bit of sleet. temperatures will be hovering around 32 degrees, and then, could a lay for few slick spots, good news, all of the doe time most of us get up tomorrow. driving to work, get to go school. doesn't look like there will be any falling precipitation, but again, that chance is therefore maybe couple of maybe slick spot on the road. so just one here. overnight tonight. warmfront lift on through. allowing temperatures to hover around 32 degrees, or so. so spotty rain showers, could be mixing in with a little bit of light wintery mix, again, that means some sleet and maybe even little bit of freezing rain. forty-two today. forty-seven tomorrow. up just shy of 60 degrees on tuesday. mostly sunny skies,urs high of 41. >> matt, thank you. 8:18 now. time to check the roads, let's

go over amanda mueller the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> hi, jan. looking at 76 eastbound, at gulph mills, checking on your major ores here looking all right. earlier accident we mentioned on 95, at columbus avenue, that w bit of back up, now clear, and traffic patterns are getting back to normal in that spot. seventy-six looking okay, the vine, 202, and turnpike, as women. just keep eye out for slick spots left over from the weather over the last couple of days. we do have accident at packer avenue, so 95, not quite clear yet. right lane block, back up, be aware if you are coming around the corner. >> finally, in new jersey, we have some construction in bellmawr, on 76 eastbound between exit 1b and 1a, 42, 295, right lane block there until 8:00 this evening, i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> amanda, thank you. 8:00 is the. eagles quarterback carson wentz is recovering this

morning, and he underwent surgery on wednesday, to repair his torn acl. but, he does have a long road of recovery ahead of him. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what goes iit a r a torn acl.>> interior crucial, stabilizes the knee. >> basically allow the knee to pivot. knee joint normally hinges back and forth, as you bend and extend the knee. acl helps to protect it. >> sports medicine specialist at main line health, not involved with carson wentz, reacted like most fans, when he heard the star quarterback has a torn acl. >> my heart sang inside. >> he said they're dread in the sports because the recovery takes a long time. >> when the ligament tears it blows apart basically. you can't just put it back together. you reconstruct the entire ligament using part of the patient's own tendon from elsewhere. >> during relatively quick and routine surgery the new

ligament graft is attached to the upper and lower leg bones, recovery usually takes at least nine months. >> and you have to both wait for to get the motion and strength back in the knee, also time for what's called maturity, allow for the graft to set in place. >> and the other thing, eagles fans are wondering about, how was wentz able to keep playing briefly, after the injury? >> football players are thought to be very tough. they're no stranger to pain. so i'm sure that he didn't think that much of it. tried, you know, i'm sure he inch sills dollars playing through it, and then tried to. andhat he was either having persistent pain or some instability of the knee, that's probably what prompted them to pull him out. >> stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> still ahead: hundreds of passengers back on dry lands today, after ordeal on the high sea.

>> wait dollars over an hour for help, running out of water and basic supplies. >> hear from passengers stuck on board a cruise ship, as a nasty stomach bug spread among them. >> reminder now. you can take part in our "joy of sharing" toyfest. we will be collecting toys all day long tomorrow, monday, starting at 6:00 a.m., until 8:00 p.m. right here at our cbs-3 studios. that's at 1555 hamilton street we do hope you stop by, say hello, and drop off a new, unwrapped toy. we will see you tomorrow. and we will be right back.

>> this morning, a cruise ship is back in port after hundreds every people on board came

down with a stomach bug, while at sea, the royal caribbean independence of the seas returned to everglades yesterday, 332 people became sick when what's believed to be norovirus. passer said her son started feeling sick, when they arrived at the clinic on board , they realized he wasn't the only one. >> sitting in a full waiting roomment as we were sitting there, more were coming in, more, more, everybody was puking, everywhere. they were leaving to go use the bathroom with diarrhea. >> just nightmare. now the crust ship will be thoroughly cleaned, and right now it is not clear how the illness started. >> his soul full voice is familiar to generations every music lovers, singer songwriter michael mcdonald is still belting out the cbs sunday morning's jim axelrod gives us a listen. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the hair now white. but the voice, the voice is still gold. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> at 65, after four decades of soft rock royalty, having sold tens of millions of albumns, michael mcdonald could easily choose to dial it back. he lived a good life. >> spectacular. >> at his home in the hills of santa barbara. >> and it is special. you feel that every day, right >> yes. and i don't take it for granted. i love it here. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and instead, he is hitting concert hauls across the country, touring with amy concert hauls across the country, touring with amy holland, his wife of 34 years.

>> and conduct ago rock-and-roll reality check. >> you start to look at the world around you, and you start to wonder how out of step with all of this am i catch yourself at times, you know, like driving down the freeway, 40 miles an hour with your blinker on in the left lane. and you go oh, my god, i'm that guy. >> pick it up here, old man. >> ya. >> mike michael machine dock wald, right on key, plus the season's hottest toys, of that, on this sunday morning, right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. police are looking for a man who ripped off a church fundraiser back here at home. just how much this grinch stole, and parishioners are staying positive through the loss. we will be right

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness

news" this morning. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's get a check on the forecast now, here's meteorologist, matt peterson out on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. good morning, matt. >> good morning, jan, it is a cool start to the day out here on the skydeck. and across the philadelphia area. but not nearly as cold as it was 24 hours ago. we are headed maybe even 15 degrees warmer in a few spot here this morning. compared to where we were yesterday. but that doesn't mean that it is going to be necessarily a afternoon just more seasonable. headlines for the sunday, a break from the snow, every course we didn't have any snow showers yesterday. but it really seem like every cof we've been in dose of that flurry activity, not going to happen today. it will get a break from the snow like i say. quiet streak of days all the way through looks like for the most part this entire week. then we also have a temperature change coming with the warmer temperatures on the way for the middle of our week where we could see some highs

that may be getting to up maybe even close to 60 degrees , at times. for the most part in the morning, here, we are looking at temperatures that are in the 30's, we will be topping it out around 4 degrees later this afternoon, then jan, talking about how warm we can get, when all of the heat comes in just a little bit. >> sounds good, thank you, matt. 8:31 now. and so far, there have been no arrests after shooting at point breeze avenue in morris street in south philadelphia. police say a man was shot in the face there, just after 1:00 this morning. he is now in critical condition. no word yet on what caused this shooting. >> church in camden is keeping the fate today after someone stole $1,200 from a bake sale, police believe the man seen in this video stole that cash, from a fundraiser at sacred heart parish two weeks ago. the money would have helped pay for 1,000 food baskets, that the church is giving to local families this week. >> one church member said she compelled to for give the heat

>> haven for people who feel as though the church doesn't want them, because maybe they're not worthy and they're welcomed here. the gospel calls us to forgive >> camden police still searching for the suspect, you see again right here in the surveillance video, askin public to come forward with any information. >> montgomery county family who lost their two young sons in a house fire last week is getting help through the kindness every strangers. the fire happened on summit avenue, swenksville, wednesday morning, montgomery county sheriff's deputy brian lukens, his wife and his daughter, all survived that fire, and their sons, though, ages six and 11, died after getting trapped inside. the cpya held pancake breakfast to help raise m famil. >> it has bun un -- it has been unbelievable, small community, swenksville, but i feel like every person contributing some way, somehow , to helping the family and that's all that receipt i

matters, how people can helping. >> investigators say, an extension cord flying a space heater sparked that fire. council passed a bill recently to forceeis to comply with a state law, and now, asian business owners are calling the measure, quote, a kill bill. referring to provision that could eventually call for the removal of bulletproof barriers. cherri gregg of "kyw news radio," took a tour of the so-called stop and go's, to see what this controversy is all about. >> this is kenny seafood and steaks, on wayne avenue, when you go inside behind large plexiglass barriers, there is beer to tobacco products, single servings every medications for sale. >> you see a number of different products. >> sponsoring the bill would force beer delis like kenny's comply with state liquor laws that requires seating for 30 and accessible bathrooms. >> this does not fit the

requirement of ac restaurant. >> kenny's owner jeff lou admits they sell little food. >> what do you sell the most? >> beer -- >> the asian american license beverage association strongly oppose the bill. rallying, near city hall. their beef? the bill gives licenses and extentions power for possible removal of the plexiglass barriers, in 2021. >> need bulletproof glass. not a violation. >> son gunned down in their south philadelphia shop. >> more people will die again. >> she now has plexiglass, and members of the alba believe removal of plexiglass would push them out of business. >> so what do you say to the business owners who claim that this bill is race discrimination? >> i really don't care what race they are. they could be purple for all i care. what we care about taking care

of our citizens, our communities, this is business model completely >> says the bill which mayor kensy expected to sign, is not about the glass, it is about stopping the the sale of beer, and more. >> what they really are are places that you can buy products to get high. >> she says their goal, not to shut down the deli, but to get them to stop selling addiction producing products, and in vulnerable communities, north philadelphia, cherri gregg, " kyw news radio," for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> santa claus, made his list, checking it twice, and today doing it all from south jersey jolly old saint nick at local bakery right now, where he is going to be put willing smiles on kids faces all day long. our own anita oh, live in marlton, new jersey this morning, to tell us what bridges santa to our neck of the woods. good morning, anita. >> good morning, that list you are talking about tiff in my hand, breaking news i just got

kicked off of it, have to appeal this de eggs? just a momentment but nor now we're here inside maria mom's italian cookie cub ash there is morning, kids on the nice list, will get a chance to meet one-on-one with sensitive santa, and this is great experience, for kids specially with special needs. joining moore me, maria the owner of the bakery. how do kids responds when they come up their this winter wonder lands? >> they love it. even when they're pulling up in front of the building, and they pull into the parking lot , if they've visited before they get very excited because they remember their positive experience, previous years. so it is an awesome thing to watch. >> what i've seen is very heartwarming it, really is. >> very gratifying. >> what kind of things have you guys done, in here, to make it very sensitive experience, also, santa sitting on the floor, that's one of the things that you guys do? >>nd this red carpet, and it is pretty

awesome. and we have a lot of toys for them to play with, sometimes the chair sin tim dating even though i would like to sit in it for a long periods of time today, but it is, so he'll get down on to the floor, actually , have the children feel comfortable, and welcome into the room. so they can experience. >> and free for the families here in south jersey. today all of the appointments are book, but because of the popularity of the event they're extending for another day on tuesday, this is the tenth year that they're doing this, it is really just a wonderful experience and atmosphere, up here, anyone who wants to, should be able to experience it. for now live in marlton, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> i don't believe you're over the nice list, i'll vouch for and talk to santa. >> my anchor would like to appeal my decision on my

behalf. she is taking up the cause. just so you know. >> i'm going to take you to the head of the elves, and we will have a meeting on this, but it doesn't look good right now. >> for anita. >> call me santa. >> i don't know what i d for un noun reasons, jan. >> thanks, and eat a well, there is still so much more to come here on cbs-3 this sunday morning, and coming up: we'll check in with "face the nation " john dickerson for a look ahead at today's broadcast. stay w

>> "face the nation" will be coming your way at 10:30 here on cbs-3, joining us now with a preview, liver in washington , is cbs news chief washington core upon accident, john dickersonment john, good morning. >> took tax cut billhead dollars, probably, to the president's signature this week. we'll start that conversation with treasury secretary, steven, who wins, who loses, what's the effect going to be

on the economy. how much do the promises they made for this cracks cut make up, we'll carry on the conversation, with vermont independent dent senator bernie sanders, but what if the democrats take over the senate? what are they going to do to reverse it, how much would they keep? how much would they throw out and why? we will continue the tax cut conversation with oklahoma republican senator russ language langford, he'll explain his reasoning, plus talk to him, about the senate intelligence committee he's on the senate intelligence committee which has been looking into russian interference in the election, taking steps to keep that from happening again, but also, we want to talk to about the development, questions about the investigators on the special council team. and then, jan, as always, have reporters here to open their note bites, talk about what's happening in politics, including the bombshell election in alabama, what it

means to the races in 2018. and we'll have special look at the winners and losers, in this tax bill. >> that's a lot of big issues today, coverage on, thank you, see you at 10:30,. >> many of us decorate our homes or desks, for at work for christmas. but a group of art student got the chance to decorate the ben franklin parkway. we will introduce you to these young artists, and we will see how they're using their creativity to showcase philadelphia's diversity, when we come back, stay with

>> it will be much nicer day today temperature tour wise, than what we've had the last couple of afternoon, even if we don't see ton of sunshine later on in the day already starting to see a little bit of cloud cover talk about temperatures that are cool, not overly cold, especially when you think about where we

were yet, 10 degrees even cooler than what we have right now william in leaf ton, 32 degrees, he had ned chesterfield, 29, phil in philadelphia, cherry or chestnut hill area, also, at 29. kerry over in mt. laurel, at 28. the freezing mark, for kenneth in willingboro looking at pete he err's house, 33 degrees in lawrenceville, temperatures, are definitely on the cold side even if not freezing cold i want to show this great picture from phil this morning , always sends us great sunrise pi pictures, just another sunrise with some streaks, cloud cover in there, and it is definately looking very very nice. it was looking little better i should say, on our neighborhood network, now, getting a little bit cloudy out there. again will see the clouds, sitting at 30 degrees up in the bern ville area, hat and

scarf too, but temperatures on the rise later in the day. what we are expecting, some sunshine at times here later this morning, we've already seen some of it clouds are increasing throughout the day, seasonable temperatures, low four's for much of us across the delaware vale, little better than the last couple of afternoons, little brisk out there, on our saturday afternoon, as well, much more quiet conditions, in the wind department, as we wrap the weekend up. storm scan3, for the most part , not too much going on. precipitation wise, just some upper level moisture out there , waiting for a warmfront to lift through the state, as we go later on tonight, and into tomorrow morning. and most of this upper level moisture actually well out in front of that front, but still out there, nonetheless, and you can see it starting to thicken up around philly. we zoom out toward the midwest though, our area of low pressure spirals south of omaha, nebraska, cold front draped down to the south where all of the showers and thunderstorms are firing up along now that warmfront extends little bit further to the east. not seeing too much in the way of moisture, associated with,

that besides just the clouds for the time being. but it, will still spark off maybe a couple of isolated rain showers, and maybe even a few areas every wintery mix, as we go through the overnight tonight. so even as early at about 8:00 t future weather, see through reading and parts of the lehigh high valley get the flurries maybe even little bit of wintery mix, megging in there, that includes sleet, little bit of freezing rain through the evening. overnight tonight, by about 2:00 in the morning, looking for better chance across the entire region of some light rain showers, again, maybe a few flurries, swell up north and west of the city but then also see around trenton, northern montgomery count my chester county, that's where we could see also the chance for, again, little bit of the wintery mix, sleet, freezing rain, some regular rain, by tomorrow morning. as we drive to school, we go to work, then into the mid-morning hours, just cloudy 42 degrees this afternoon, spotty rain showers, maybe a

little bit every wintery mix in there we whoever around the freezing mark at 34 degrees, so, while the precipitation is done tomorrow morning, for our drive to work and school. codes could be on the slick side, kane full tomorrow morning, four p degrees for high temperature monday afternoon, toyfest here at cbs-3, drop off unwrapped toy, to us down here at our studio, we will be happy to take the donation, 57 degrees then tuesday, really warm for tuesday afternoon, partly cloudy skies, last day of fall before winter starts wednesday >> friday and saturday in the 50's, i'll take. >> doesn't feel like winter to me. >> that's okay though, it will come. thanks, matt. 8:48 now. time to check the roads.

>> watt ever make break westville, route 47 between croak road and driver drive. all lanes are blocked here. >> gateway diner flowing onto 47. see the delay there on the left side of your screen use 130 southbound, for an alternate if you need to travel in the area. also, in new jersey, we have some construction in bellmawr, this is on 76 eastbound, between exit 1b and 1a. >> right lane block there until tonight. finally taking last live look at the foot of the ben franklin bridge, little bit of different angle for this morning, the bottom of the bridge on the philly side. looking little dreary out there, if that doesn't bother you, headed out for morning drive, your way is clear in and out of the city. in the cbs-3 traffic center. amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> at least it is dry this morning. thank you, amanda. >> to help spreadayup of local t is putting their artistic skills to use.

>> a string theory charter school, certainly. banners, they design for holiday flag project now hanging along the ben franklin parkway. >> daunting project, whole week for the time line. and we had to have real high quality ready for the printer images. soap, the student were under a crunch. >> group was pass being can creating these ill ands, shows how differs the school and city truely are. >> i want to do something different. a long time ago, and i was drawn to it. >> says your the college that make our season breitbart. so i think they are representing like everybody coming together. >> each flag represent a different neighborhood in philadelphia, which the student had to quickly research and get ready for prints. >> i didn't even know much about chestnut hill. but i did the research. i found out that it has the holiday parade every year. so i decided to put part of

the parade into my image. and these are actually costumes from elves in the parade. >> if i had a wig on, i think it might look like me a little bit. >> i decide to do the mummers parade. because i know it is a big part of south fill. >> i sure. >> and it bridges everybody together. they have a lot of unique little hand drawn, like the lanterns, and also the food. >> that's good. >> so good. >> specially the dumpling. >> despite the time crunch, everyone is thrilled to share their work with the city they love. >> i think they're fantastic. i mean, i was little bit frightened in the beginning of the week, i have to say. but i love what's on the parkway right now. >> pat gallen, cbs-3, "

>>isnson takes a dream drive to montgomery county to check out this elaborate christmas display. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> you walk into a museum like this, my goodness does it capture your attention. >> a roman castle built in the 1920's, once home of the pit cash family before it became a museum, o history and apartment. only at christmas time, though , can you meet hundreds of nativity figures, from around the world. my guide. >> in the worlds nativity exhibition you have 40 nativities on display, exactly half on loan. >> even if you've been here before, you haven't seen them here before, you probably won't see them again. >> i don't know what it is about this one inr that makes me so >> it was dy in>> wow. >> and it is cast stone, been painted.

>> heffy? >> the whole set together, half a ton. >> you don't have to travel to italy to get a glimpse of their traditional and elaborate nativity scenes, n persethio from italy. wow, from naples. first thing my eye goe the beautiful angels. >> yes. >> i mean, talk about detail. it literally makes me feel like i'm watching a town movement. it looks like a film fest. >> you can see, the wise men, shepherds, ill ands you're used to seeing, but also see vendors, selling their wears, you even see bill bit after circumstances, coming out to see the whole family. >> we have an exhibition called do you see what i see. >> i love it. >> it breaks out the that the tiff, three wise men, whymarry e actually have have an answer.

>> in here, they're ea >> we're sending -- standing in front of a that the tiff at this, in the 1920's, it is a center, the traditionalows in manger scene. and on the left, there is the angel to the shepherds announcing theirth every n the right, wise man seeing the star, eventually then make your way t holy family. >> what material is that hous ing this? >> in wooden boxes hand painted. >> wow. >> from the beginning, they new that this would be a centerpiece of their holiday season. >> meisha johnson, cbs-3, " eyewitne news". and weather woud it out this w it will be a great week, maybe even close 60 degrees. >> incredible. so, you had the snow, had the coal, couple of daet pattern.e closer to normal here, 42 today.

average there it is, mild on tuesday. first day of winter thursday, mostly sunny, 41, too bad >> not toohathank you, matt. that's it for cbs-3 " eyewitness news" for now, may be signing off onv but ys at cbsphilly.com. sunday morning is next, have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ > ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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