this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. there is a chill in the air to say the least, this is live look this morning at center city from our studios in spring garden. the wind is making it feel like sub zero out there. we will tell you if this harsh cold will stick around all weekends long. and in other parts of the northeast, people are getting ready for windchills as cold as 40 degrees below zero. how the colds is now affecting travel. and folks, we have a winner. there is a mega millions ticket out there worth at least $450 million today. we'll tell you where this ticket was sold. i'll tell you where it wasn't sold. right here. today is saturday, january 6, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's get right to the forecast. here's meteorologist, chelsey

ingram with eyewitness weather chelsey, we're both in at work and wasn't sold in fill. >> i not for us. we have the cold around, it will be very cold day, in fact , dangerously cold across the region, weaver chinned will advisories in effect and stay in effect until sunday at 10:00 a.m., then we will talk about that. let me start you off with a live look at rehoboth beach. show you the fresh snow pack there. on the boardwalk, from the other day. and the snow across the region really acting as refrigerator, along with the mostly clear skies, to a allow temperatures to drop into the single digits , below zero in the poconos, two below there, 9 degrees right now in philadelphia, seven in wilmington, eight in dover, and as if this isn't cold enough, it feels even colder when you factor in the wind. so, everybody this morning, starting out your day with sub zero windchills, feels more like ten below in philadelphia , seven below in wilmington, and right now in the poconos, actually feels like 23 degrees below zero.

as we head throughout the day, it is not going to get much better by the 9:00 hour, still feeling like 11 degrees below zero, by lunchtime, still feeling sub zero out there, 6 degrees below zero, 18 below in the poconos, not much bet into the afternoon and evening , some spots still feeling right around zero if not below zero, for instance, allentown, five below, and then that's going to continue as we head into saturday night , sunday morning, so here is a lock at the advisories in the teal color on the map, throws in effect until 10:00 a.m. sun day. actual windchill warnings in the poconos, carbon, monroe, as low as the feels like 25 below zero. now back to you. >> 5:02, are you seeking warmer climate? just try anchorage, alaska, 18 s actually warmer than right her in philadelphia. and that's without the windchill. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at city hall this morning, as the region continues to feel the bone

chilling cold. anita, good morning. >> good morning, jan, bone shrill right. i'm wearing five layers and still feel this biting cold right now the city's code blue remains in effect, city officials are taking special measures to keep those without homes safe. in the city fairmount section specifically villanova student rent taking the lead to help those without homes. they are also working to open up text-friendly shelter, something that many are taking soleness in the bitter cold. >> what you want when you comb home, hot meal, decent place to lay your head. that's what she has given us. >> as these temperatures take a nosedive, parts of the schuylkill river have frozen over, there are some patches of ice along the schuylkill river, actually yesterday we saw some people walking their dogs on the ice, instead every along the schuylkill river as you can imagine. lisa dicioccio ponds ers are highly warning against. >> this for now live at city hall, anita oh, c cbs-3 "

eyewitness news." >> thank you. well, it is a tough job but the philadelphia streets department says it is making headway clearing all of the snow. friday was the second full day of snow removal operations. plows wade down with salt spent the day covering a lot on the ground there. there are still some unplowed residential shale streets, though, still some people tell "eyewitness news" there are happy with what they see. >> i think it is great. i'm very happy with it, you know, the day that it was falling, it was very hard getting up the hill. but once that snow stopped falling, they cleared everything up. >> now, if you live on an unplowed residential street, philadelphia wants to hear from, just call 311. it is a tougher clean up job at the jersey shore. people working to clear the streets there had to deal with high winds, which made the job even more difficult. on thursday, margate got 16 inches of snow, although some say it looks like they got whole lot more than that. >> that's because there is no place to put the snow.

so the winds piles it up. then we come down with our plows and push it to the side. basically just moving the same snow from place to place. until it gets warm enough to melt. >> now, the clean up will continue throughout the weekend with windchills that make it feel well below zero. it is not just the philadelphia region freezing and digging out, many more people in the northeast will experience windchills as low as 20, 40 degrees below zero, omar jimenez in virginia beach with the latest thon deep freeze there. >> as many across the northeast try to dig out after thursday's heavy snow and flooding, the winds was blowing, just blowing the storm it, the snow was going sideways. >> they need to get ready for a dangerously cold weekends ahead. >> it is just amazingly cold t goes through you. it just, this weather, just goes through you, amazing. >> millions will cbsphilly.com temperatures in the single digits and the winds will make it feel even colder as low as

20 to 40 degrees below zero in parts of the northeast. >> we're asking people other than going out to shovel, we're asking you to stay inside as much as possible. if you do go outside, make sure that you dress for the weather. >> and air travel continues to be a problem as thousands are forced to wait and see if their flight will be operating >> we're not sure ooh we're flying out of here any time soon. >> more than 1400 flights were canceled friday adding tore more than 4,000 cans he had the day before, as the arctic weather blankets the delaware valley, authorities are asking people just to stay inside in n'sync beach,. >> new this morning, gas leak briefly forced west philadelphia neighbors out of their homes. the call cable in just before 3:00 this morning to the 100 block of north hobart street in cobbs creek. septa sent buses so neighbors could warm up there. there are no reports of any injuries. pgw now working to fix the

leak, and neighbors are getting the okay to go back into their homes. sixers legend, julius erving, undergoing evaluation at a philadelphia hospital. dr. j got sick at last night's game against the detroit pistons, late last night, spokesman for his management team tweeted he is expected to be released after that evaluation. >> all right, folks, someone in florida, apparently has won last night's mega million drawing. only winkelsas ticket for the jackpot worth at lisa dicioccio $450 million. but just in case your ticket did match some of the numbers, maybe you won a smaller prize, here they are. the winning numbers are 28, 30 , 39, 59, 70 and the mega ball is ten. the jackpot for tuesday's drawing is now back to $40 million. even though the mega millions drawing didn't make you a mega millionaire, tonight's powerball jackpot might. it is now worth $570 million. that has alum sum value of

$370 million before taxes. the winning number right here on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. coming up, fire has destroyed the home of one of senate candidate roy moore accusers. here her reaction as investigators look into the fire they're calling suspicious. >> and, most of us aren't fans of shoveling snow, right? but this boy is. we'll introduce you to a young entrepreneur who is cashing in on the snow that is sitting on people's sidewalks. we will be right back.

>> back now on "eyewitness news," a fire has guilts dollars the home of one of the women who accused former u.s. senate can't date roy moore of sexual misconduct. tina johnson's house caught fire tuesday morning, while the fire is under investigation as arson, authorities say they have a person of there. but investigators do not believe the fire has anything to do with johnson's allegations against moore. >> it is too incidental to me, but whatever they say, i'll go with you, but right now i'm just so devastated that i can't -- i'm devastated. >> no one was at home at the time of the fire. a go fund me page is now set to up rebuild johnson says home. so far it has raised more than $55,000. moore denies accusation action by johnson and the other women a new book on the trump white house is now the top seller on line and at book stores. the author of fire and fury

inside the trump white house went on tv to stand behind his work, president trump attacking the book, he says he did not authorize access to the white house that he never spoke to author michael wolf, and that the book is full of lies and misrepresentations. the president tried to stop the release of the book, his lawyer sent cease and desist letters to wolf and the book publisher threatened legal action. in response, publisher moved the book's release date from last week to yesterday, siting unprecedented demand. i absolutely spoke to the president, whether he realized it was an interview or not, i don't know, but it certainly was not off the record. >> regardless of whether or not there is a lawsuit, they should be concerned about peddling fake stories, they should be concerned about putting out information that's not true. >> fire and fury is number one on amazon's best seller's list , and on the barnes and noble website. this extreme cold being felt as far south as florida, many animals like sea turtles are not used to the low

temperatures, so now, there is an effort to save them from the cold. chelsey kushner report. >> as temperatures in southwest florida continue to drop below average, experts are scrambling to rescue stunned sea further. >> they get real lethargic and can move. >> the near freezing temperatures are putting a strain on sea life leaving turtles floating helplessly. the turtles are not used to this. and because the reptile, because cold blooded, their met metabolic demands is shutting down and getting little stranded and disoriented as a consequence. >> still the cold snap started wildlife officers rescued more than 230 turtles, they say their bod guess into survival mode and shutdown, boaters like mike white, are on the look-out. >> kind of crazy but i think it is just one of those things that mother nature does, it protects the animals, and as boaters we just need to be

hypervigilant. >> florida fish and wildlife released the warning to boaters to watch out for turtles floating on the water or washing up on shore, and also watch to man tees who huddle together. >> i'll stay away from places better knee power plants, that's where they'll form, more watt letter come out of, then obviously look for the more shallow water because the sun reflects off the bottom -- bottom. it warms up the water, and that's where the animals will be. >> that was chelsey kushner reporting. now the cold weather is also creating challenges here in the north. if you have had to shovel snow over the past pew days, you already know there is but this morning we're meeting a young boy who is taking advantage of the winter weather to make a little extra money. ten year old amin bran such warming hearts with just a shovel and some salt. the young entrepreneur is cashing in by helping neighbors dig out in west philadelphia. whether his mom posted about his shoveling operation on line, business certainly took off. they had to set a cap of 20

customers. >> the sidewalk, $5. the salt is $2. and in a simple way, just work hard. >> little boy wise beyond his years there, someone in chicago who also heard about a min's adventure, he offered to donate shoveling equipment. there is a way to look at a a silver lining every all of this snow and cold. >> and we could all use a lip help. >> well, check on neighbor ores during the colds snap we're dealing with the good news is air from above, and i'll show you in the seven day , first let me start you out with a live look at ocean city. you can see the snow, still there, on the boardwalk. a lot of snowy scenes across the tri-state area today. we could even deal with some blowing and drifting snow, especially, down the shore, as we head into tomorrow. so here's a look at what you can expected to. sub zero windchills on tap for pretty much everybody who

lives in delaware, or new jersey, or pennsylvania. dangerous cold on tap, blowing and drifting snow, will be a possibility, with winds gusting to 30, 35 miles per hour at times, out of the west and northwest today. so, as this is mainly going to be a problem for areas down the shore, where we received some of the higher snow totals , and high temperatures are only going to be in the teens today. now, let's talk current temps. right now, 9 degrees, in philadelphia, that snow pack, kind of acting as refrigerator @ cross the region, along with clear skies, temperatures huge , go right down. 8 degrees currently in wilmington, six in reading, six in lancaster, seven in allentown, 2 degrees below zero currently in the poconos. winds, told you, coming out of the west, this is sustained, so not even looking at gusts just yet. sustained around 20 miles per hour at phl. 12 miles per hour in wilmington. sixteen in allentown. seventeen in the poconos. you can find all of that in that windchill equation, and

this is what it actually feels like outside. dangerous cold, and dangerous windchills. feels like 10 degrees below zero in philadelphia. this is why we have a windchill advisory, and that remains in effect all the way through 10:00 sunday morning. eleven below in allentown, feels like 23 degrees below zero in the poconos, ten below reading, ten below in lancaster, down the shore, feeling like seven below in atlantic city, also, seven below in wildwood. so, through the of throughout the day today, we will continue to deal with sub-zero windchills. dangerous cold by 9:00 right around 10 degrees. and in center city. thirteen by noon. still feeling sub zero, as we head into the 3:00 hour, that bitter sunshine really kick being in, high temperature only around about 17 degrees and region wide looking at the high temps in the teens. thirteen is the forecast high in allentown, 14 in reading, of course, feeling much colder when you factor in the winds. forecasting high only around 3 , down the shore, 16, atlantic city, right around 19 degrees

for that forecast high temperature today, in wildwood , but those numbers really don't even matter, because when you factor in the winds it, just feels so much colder out there. storm scan3, painting very quiet picture. we have mostly clear skies. we're going to stay dry throughout the day today. also, into tonight. really throughout the rest of the weekends. then things kind of start to change monday, we will cover that, as well. frigid, dangerous windchills today. high temperature only around 17 degrees. and as we head into the overnight hours tonight, into sunday morning, i'm forecasting low temperature right around 1 degrees. if that verifies, that's going to break the current standing record low temperature tour of four that was set originally back in 2014. so, record low temperatures will be in jeopardy when we wake up tomorrow morning. but, there is some light on the horizon, warmer temperatures on the horizon, as well. by monday, finally making it above freezing, 44 tuesday, 39 on wednesday, so, calling it a slow warming trend.

high pressure remains in control, watching the system that will be headed our way as we make it into monday afternoon, monday evening, that could bring us a wintery mix. by the time it is all said and done. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, that looks like this, 19 for the high temp sunday, jan, 33 monday with late day wintery mix, 44 tuesday, 39, wednesday, by look, by friday, 50's in the forecast, back to you. >> we just got to grin and bear it. >> that's right, that's right. >> thanks, chelsey. unusual art display on the ben franklin parkway is getting a whole lot of attention even in this bitterly cold weather. our vittoria woodill shows us the winter fountain. >> you may have seen them. but what are they? >> no idea. >> good grief. >> i was wondered if there are people living inside that. >> it looks like something from space neighbor. >> a big igloo. >> are you saying that just because you're freezing? >> i think could be. >> well the cold weather has something to do with them. they are the winter fountains,

the centerpieces of the parkway's centennial celebration. >> i mean, we want people to get out of their cars or to walk straight up to the domes, all four of them, and experience them. >> what did it feel like? >> i don't know. solid, though, definitely solid. definately solid. >> hollow in there. >> it is hole flow. >> executive i have director of the parkway council judy rogers says these four metaphoral stand 26 feet wide, were created by artist jennifer steincamp inspired by ben franklin's electrical research, the parkway's fountains, and the parkway itself. >> she is renouned video artist. and so video projections are directed toward these white domes that you see during the day. they're white and look more like snow cones. but at night, from sunset until midnight, every night, between now and mid-march, they are illuminated. >> all i really notice is the

pearly shine it has, you have to get close. >> the intent was to activate the parkway during a time of day, and a time of year, when there aren't as many people wandering around. >> while winter may not be known as the time to wander, the architecture and moving marble seem to be putting some spring into people's steps to get up close, hang out, and check them out. >> something good for the winter, too, sort of warms you up. >> vittoria woodill, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> we certainly need a little warm up around here these days still ahead: we take you behind the scenes what's new in theatres this weekend. >> everybody, i'm cameron, coming up, is molly's game a sure bet at the box office? actor jessica gives you behind the scenes look at the high steaks

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>> good morning, it is saturday, january 6th, i'm jan carabeo, we sound like a broken record, it will be cold again today. meteorologist, chelsey ingram, here with the eyewitness weather forecast to bring us some good news, chelsey, please. >> the good news we will eventually make up it above 32 , friday. actually sooner than that. we will talk about winds. but let me start you out with a look at the live neighborhood net netanyahu work. temperatures single digits, in the kutztown area, kutztown area middle school, right around 3 degrees, currently, in milford, holland township elementary, around 5 degrees, and sinking spring there at wilson west middle school,

right around three, and then cape may courthouse, checking in, at 8 degrees, this hour, across the region, temperatures are in the single digits. pretty much everywhere with the exception of the poconos and wildwood. wildwood right now around 11. poconos, we are at two below. but it feels so much colder, so forget about those numbers, because this is what it feels like when you factor in the winds. feels more like 10 degrees below zero in philadelphia. eleven below in allentown, feels like 23 degrees below in the poconos, will be dealing with sub zero dangerous windchills pretty much all day across the entire region. looking at high temperature around 17 in philadelphia, down the shore, 18, 4 degrees today in the poconos, but remember, jan, it is going to be feeling below zero the majority of the day. more coming up in your full forecast, back to you. >> just brutal, chelsey, thank you. >> philadelphia feels more like the arctic tundra this morning, there appears to be no escape from this bitter blast. as the thermometer heads into

the single digits, and the windchill as chelsey said makes it feel even colder than that. "eyewitness news" reporter, anita oh, bundled up at city hall, unfortunately, anita, only so much 100 declares can do, am i right? good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , actually feels like i am wearing 100 layers but still feeling this bone-chilling cold. and just few people that we've seen who are braving this weather, they're also bundle up. you can't even see their faces because they're wearing scarfs , hats, and very large coats to protect themselves against these kinds of temperatures. but some people actually taking the chance. you can see, in this video, braving not only walking along the schuylkill river, but actually on it, because of these temperatures, the river has iced over, and you can see in this video some people trying to walk their dogs, along the river. and officials saying that this is not a good idea. >> you really need to stay off the ice, it is not safe, and, frankly, there is no good way of saying it, it could be the

last thing you do. >> yes, some very harsh words there, from fire commissioner, adam. the city's code blue does remain in effect, and city officials are making sure that those without homes are able to have a safe place to stay, in these bitter temperatures. for now live at city hall, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> yes, that video of those people walking on the ice on the schuylkill, just frightening. do not do. that will so thank you, anita well, the storm has moved out, sub freezing temperatures are sticking around, as kenneth craig report, windchill advisories are in effect from the midwest to the east coast. and as far south as carolinas. >> on days like this one, it is tough just getting around boston. >> it feels like now is just kind of going, when walking into it. >> challenging, yes, watch where you're stepping. >> bostonians kept their heads down, dan their best to dig out and dry out. the combination of winds, high tide, and a supermoon,

produced the highest tides this coastal area has ever seen. strong winds sent waves bursting through a sea wall. >> i think it has to do with the global warming obviously? >> in boston, water from the harbor submerged the entire area. crews working around the clock to try to clear the streets, so this doesn't all turn to solid ice. in michigan, the detroit river has frozen over. and the windy city lived up to it nickname. >> really, really cold. like ice. >> it is colder in cleveland, than greenland. cold nerve minneapolis, than -- and in north dakota minus one, in florida, man tees hulled dollars recalled together in canals in an effort to stay warm. and several hundred sea turtles are being rehabilitated after becoming disoriented in the chilly water. the coldest temperatures may be felt sunday morning from portland maine to the nation's capitol where it is not expected to warm up until next week. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news."

and the storm is now being blamed for at least 22 deaths. new this morning, two cars have collided in upper darby, killing one person, and sending another to the hospital. this crash happened just before 1:30 this morning at twp. line road and lansdowne avenue. now the surviving driver is in critical condition. the cause of this crash is under investigation. a major shake-up is now underway at the philadelphia district attorney's office. new district attorney, larry krasner, has fired more than two dozen assistant d.a.'s and other employees. the former staffers packed up boxes, and loaded them into waiting vehicles outside of the offers yesterday. krasner was just sworn in this week. he ran on platform of reforming the criminal justice system. the district attorney's offers has released this statement. da larry krasner has long promised to bring culture change to the philadelphia district attorney's offers, or dao. this includes a broad

reorganization of the structure of the dao, as part that far process, 31dao employees were asked to resign from their positions today. which was yesterday. former eagles quarterback, donovan mcnabb, is out of a job. espn fired him after an investigation into allegations cents of sexual misconduct. mcnabb, hall of famer marshall faulk, and four other former players were named in a lawsuit. mcnabb was accused of sending inapropriate text messages, to award robe style whens they work at the nfl network. there has been no comment from mc nab just yet. >> actor ben vereen has apologies dollars to several actresses for inappropriate conduct. all of them claim it happened while the tony award winner was directing a production of the musical hair in florida three years ago. misconduct included unwanted kissing and making demeaning and degrading comments. says his intention was to create an environment, that replicated the themes of hair

during rehearsal. >> well, right now, book stores are having hard timekeeping a new book about the trump administration in stock. fire and fury inside the trump white house went on sale yesterday, days earlier than planned. already a top seller on line, as well. correspondent mola lenghi report, the publisher released it despite threats from president trump's lawyers. the author of an explosive new book about the trump white house is defending his work from attacks by the president. >> i have recordings, i have notes, i am certainly and absolutely in every way comfortable with everything i have reported in this book. >> president trump tweeted that he did not authorize access to the white house, that he never spoke to the book's author, and that it is full every lies, and misrepresentations. but michael wolf tells nbc " today show" the president is wrong. >> i absolutely spoke to the president, whether he realized it was an interview or not, i don't know, but certainly was not off the record. >> president trump tried to stop the release of the book

and had his lawyers send cease and decision letters to wolf and the book's publisher threatening legal action. >> regardless whether or not there is a lawsuit, should be concerned about peddling fake stories, they should be concerned about putting out information that's not true. >> in response, the publisher moved the book's release date from next week to today. siting, unprecedented demand. >> not only is he helping me sell books, but he is helping me proof the point of the book , i mean, this extraordinary that a president of the united states would try to stop the pun case after book. >> fire and fueros already at number one on amazon's best sellers list. mola lenghi for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> well, in some lighter news now, this morning, someone is $300,000 richer, thanks to a penny, talk about an investment, right? take a look. this coin just sold for that incredible amount, and it was made right here in philadelphia. here is what makes it so special. the penny is one of the first copper coins to come out. u.s. mint minute in philly

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>> canada's transportation safety boards is investigating the collision every two planes on the grounds at toronto pearson airport. take a look at this. video shared on social media shows the explosion from a neighboring plane. now, says inbound flight from mexico was waiting to go to a gate there when a sun wing aircraft moved back from a gate and hit the plane. >> all the sudden ten started venting fuel all over the wings, then in about a second or two later, not even a second it, all ignited and like a big fireball, everyone started yelling and panicking. >> i would say so. west jet says all 168 passengers and six crew members, on board the plane, are doing well. says no passengers or crew on board its plane at the time of the collision. >> we'll take a look at this, new video shows what it was like on board a cruise ship that sailed right into this week's powerful storm.

the norwegian break away, same into that storm tuesday night, forced a thousand people on board. passengers say it was hit with 20 to 30-foot ocean swells for two days. water and ice slipped into elevators and state rooms, many passengers had to go to sleep in the a re up there. norwegian cruise line has apologized to the affected passengers. >> on the hell watch, millions of people have made resolutions to get into shape this year. so where do you start? cbs news correspondent laura shows us why you may want to try working out in a group. >> reporter: elizabeth kel a student at the university of pennsylvania. she says that this exercise class helps relieve her stress >> school, work, mixing, whatever else that's going on, just be in the moment, and let your body sort of take over for an hour, just listen to whatever the instructor's telling to you do. >> now, a new study finds working out in groups can have bigger benefits compared to

exercising alone. >> those who participate in the group exercise had a 12 to 26% improvement in mental, physical, emotional quality of life. >> the study published in the journal of the american osteopathic association followed about 70 medical student for three months. participants could choose to work out in a group, by themselves, or not at all. researchers found only those exercising in a group reported emotional and physical improvement. >> real power of group exercise is in connection. and it is an opportunity for people to connect with each other, connect with their bodies in a positive way. >> doctor is putting her study finds togs good use putting this one half hour exercise class at the university of pennsylvania. student darian believes in the benefits. >> i walk out of the class happy every single time. even if it killed me, she says , that's a feeling she has never achieved, working out in the gym by herself. laura, cbs-3, "eyewitness news

". women, goats will eat pretty much everything. but one plant hams to be one of their favorites. running prairie fruit farm cream creamery in champagne, illinois, has more than 100 goats to feed. just so happens, evergreens are a fan favorite. so the farm hopes before most people decide to ditch their old christmas tree, they think about feeding these furry friends. >> they like the pitch, the leaves, they eat the twiggs, too, it helps some of that's digestion. that will keep the goats happy , give them something to do for quite a while. >> yes, typically the goats eel alfalfa in the winter month, so these trees are almost like a taste of summer for them. chelsey, can i get a taste of summer, is that too much to ask? >> you know what, i can get to above freezing, got to wait couple of days, got to get through the weekends, monday looking better. live look here at bethlehem. you can see, that snow on the grounds from that system that

moved through, but we're dry out there, we stay dry throughout the day, dealing with the bone chilling cold, as we start out for saturday morning. let me show you some of the numbers across the region, 9 degrees in philadelphia, 8 degrees in wilmington, six in reading, six in lancaster, right around seven in allentown, it is 2 degrees below zero currently in the poconos, down the shore, and single digits in atlantic city , right around 11 degrees in wildwood. but we have these winds. this is the problem. coming out, well, temperatures are a problem, too, but wind another problem. winds coming out of the west, 20 miles per hour in philadelphia. we could see gusts later on this afternoon up to around 30 , you combine the cold, you combine the wind, and then you're dealing with a dangerous windchill, right now , it is below zero everywhere. for everyone, across the tri-state area. 10 degrees is what it feels like, in philadelphia, this is why you have to bundle up, this is why it is so dangerous out there, if you don't. 7 degrees below zero in

wilmington, 11 below in allentown, feels like 23 degrees below zero in the poconos. up in the poconos, we have windchill warnings, in effect, until 10:00 a.m. on sunday. for everybody else, windchill advisories, remain in effect until 10:00 a.m. sunday morning. so, planning out your day today, going to feel very cold , pretty much sub zero all day. 10 degrees by 9:00 a.m. thirteen by noon. as we head into the afternoon, high temperature right around 17. that is bitter sunshine, biting winds, and it will feel cold across the region. 16 degrees is the forecast high in wilmington, 16 in milville and atlantic city, 19 in wildwood later this afternoon, 17 in dover, the high temperature in the poconos today right around 3 degrees. but again, for everybody, it is going to be feeling so much colder, and below zero all saturday and part of your sunday, as well. storm scan3, shows this: high pressure fully in control. clear skies, as we start out your saturday. we stay dry, all the way

through the weekends. here's your forecast for today , frigid, dangerous windchills, 17 for that high temp, gust toss 30 miles per hour, and that's going to crib to how cold it it is going to feel, as we head into the over night hours tonight, bone- chilling cold setting up once again, forecasting low temperature in philadelphia right around 1 degrees. if that hams, that will break the current standing record of four, current standing record low temperature, that was setback in 2014. so, some record lows will be in jeopardy as we head into the overnight hours tonight. now, beyond tonight, look how temperatures rise. by monday, 33 degrees. forty-four on tuesday. thirty-nine on wednesday. then it will get even milder, as we head into the end of the upcoming week. high pressure remains in control. but then by monday, we are tracking a system, than will bring us our next chance for some wintery precipitation. slow warming into monday. temperatures finally make it above freezing. then track that chance for wintery precipitation on monday, temperatures climb

above 32, freezing rain and snow will be the most likely forms of precipitation we see, but mainly will be light in nature. nonetheless, tracking it very closely. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 44 degrees on tuesday. and jan, how does friday look to you? fifty-four for that high temperature. >> gosh, like the middle of summer right about now. >> right? >> thanks, chelsey. 5:48. bitterly cold weather is dangerous of course, being outside in these low temperatures, can be very harmful to your health. when the windchill is sub zero it, can take less than half hour or hour to make an impact stephanie stahl with more in this einstein science center report. >> it might look pretty, but being outside as the art museum, or any place else in the region; dangerous. with a sub-zero windchill, frostbite can set in if you're outside for just 30 minute, most common on exposed skin, and usually, happens to the

fingers, nose, toast -- toes, face. >> oftentimes the damage is more severe than it appears to be initially. >> symptoms of frostbite include pain in the affected area, as well as discoloration of the skin. >> you actually get freezing of the water in the soft tissue, and it causes damage on a microscopic and macroscopic level. >> doctors say being wet increases the dangers for cold weather injuries. >> it conduct heat 30 times faster than air. so once you get wet, you real are susceptible to hypothermia or frostbite. >> happens when the body temperatures get dangerously low, elderly, those with chronic illnesses those who spends a lot of times outdoor most at risk, shivering, confusion, common symptoms, when left un-treat philadelphia can hurt vital organs and become deadly you are be sure to stay dry, keep covered up, keep your extreme

tramitis covered, also cover your face when it is very cold out. >> people with symptoms of hypothermia or frostbite should get inside, get dry, and gradually warm up. severe cases will require medical attention. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news": this morning the six remembers waking up with their fourth straight win. the big moments from their big win against the detroit pistons, that's next in sports

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>> the sixers are off until thursday when they play the celtics in london, last night went for their fourth win in a row when the pistons came to the center, the doctor, julius erving, ringing the bell and the sixers did that to detroit first quarter, jj reddick pulls up for three. it is good. they lead lie 16, jj with 21-point for the night. second quarter, ben simmons, nice defense gets the steel. stays inbound, slams home two of his 19 points to go with 95 cysts. and the route was on, third quarter, sixers up by 38. thirty-eight. joel embiid tips the jumper, jo-jo is 23 points, nine boards, sixers win their fourth straight with a 114-78 beat-down, now the eighth seed in the playoffs. >> when you're tide for the best record in football, everyone want to know what's the secret in the sauce. >> coordinator and coach interviewed yesterday for the vacant cardinals coaching position. tomorrow swartz will meet with the giant. nfl all-pro team was announced

four eagles honored jason kelce, elaine johnson named at the first team, fletcher cox, carson wentz maids the second team. carson was behind tom brady. now usually the first team quarterback is maimed the mvp, but smith since carson should get the award. >> i'm ready to go, though, he is the go. i'm a tom brady fan. but you know what, carson able to make ways just athletically that tom just can't physically do. even though he is a great quarterback ever, carson, you know, plays the game differently. >> the eagles had the weekend off on monday they'll start preparing for either the falcons, saints, or panthers, the first rounds of the playoffs starts this afternoon so will the players be watching the game? >> i feel like a fan. i enjoy. >> do you take notes or anything. >> little bit. you know, on my phone, maybe. like avenue note pad. but probably i'll sit back and enjoy. we've earned the right to sit and watch the game for a week, and play one less game.

>> tuesday the raid letters announce the hiker every john gruden as head coach. he is report today get ten year contract worth $100 million. now, that's the longest coaching contract in nfl history, this would be his second estimate with the raiders, who led them to the afc championship game in 2,000 , he won the superbowl with tampa in 2003, beating the birds, in the nfc championship. this afternoon the flyers take on the blues down to the center. that's all for sports. i'm lesley van arsdall. have a great day. >> this week, we saw philadelphia water department crews responds to several water main breaks. they worked in sub-freezing temperatures for hours on end, to get the water back on for fellow philadelphians. when the conditions were the worse, they had to work their hardest. and for that, we give them the three cheers. here is anchor jessica dean. >> ♪ >> the round -- surrounded by snow and ice, cold air stinging their phrases, philadelphia water department

crews, like this one, just kept going. >> just doing what we got to do. >> we met one this crew friday afternoon at 26th and sterner in northeast philadelphia. >> you hold my bouquet? >> yes, yes. >> you got your flyers? >> i got the heater on. >> this week, these crews have been repairing up to 21 water main breaks a day, working at least 16 hour shift. >> they haven't stopped. they'll keep going. and i think they just feel some sort of pride in what they're doing, they know the work that they're doing is actually restoring in an essential service to the resident of the sit. >> i when the high temperature is 17, few minutes outside, and pretty much all of us just want to go back indoors. but these crews know this is the time they're most needed. they may be just as cold as the rest of us. but they don't complain. and they don't quit. for that, we give the philadelphia water department crews three cheers. >> three cheers indeed. that was anchor jessica dean

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>> it is still colds out there this morning, folks, windchill is making it feel like it is below zero. this is a live look at center city from our studios in spring garden. just how long will these sub zero windchills last? now, we're not the only ones taking a hit from old-man-winter. the entire northeast is. and some people will have windchills as low as negative 40 today. we'll tell you how the cold impacting travel. and, someone is waking up $450 million richer this morning. we will tell you where one winning ticket was sold for the mega millions lottery. >> today is saturday, january the sixth, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's get right over for a look at our forecast. here is meteorologist, chelsey ingram, with eyewitness werth. boy, chelsey, winning ticket would take the edge off this cold werth, and unfortunately we're here, that's right, very coldsi