>> cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> developing now, one putter is hurt in a fire in frank forwards. now police sat fire is suspicious. we'll brill you up-to-date. if you haven't made any outdoor plans just yet, now is a good time to make them. we're taking a live look this morning from center city philadelphia from our studios? spring garden. we will tell you just how warm it will feel today and when some rain will arrive. >> we're looking carson wentz 's knee injury is worse than we first thought. how bad is it and how is he recovering this morning? >> today is saturday, january 27, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's start you off with a forecast. here's chelsey ingram. good saturday morning, chelsey , happy to hear there

is a mild stretch of weather headed our way. >> mild stretch. mild weekend. of course it won't last. some more went their we have to deal with for sure. but today you know what it is going to be feeling like spring time out there. let me start you off with a look at the city. this is the our live neighborhood network from across the river. palmyra cove nature park new jersey, skyline lit up in the background, dealing with dry conditions to start out your saturday, also mostly clear conditions as well. see good amount of sunshine as we kick off the morning too. it is 29 degrees, right now in philadelphia. right around 30 in wilmington. it is 36 degrees in millville. down the shore, temperatures are checking in in the upper 30's, places like atlantic city, at 38, and right around 39 degrees in wildwood. we are warmer compared to this time yesterday. in fact, well, 3 degrees warm nerve philadelphia, but where you will really notice the difference as you're waking up this morning, that will be in places like millville, where we're 21 degrees warmer, 17

degrees warmer in wild dollars would, and 17 degrees warmer right now in atlantic city. so, a chilly start but a very mild afternoon on tap. forecasting high temperatures in the 50's, some late day clouds arriving as well, but overall, it will really feel like spring out there. i'll have more coming up in your full forecast, for now, sending it back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. a developing story out of northeast philadelphia. now, a fire tears through a two story house in frankford, sending one person to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the scene with the very latest. anita, good morning. >> good morning, jan, we've just learned from police that investigators now believe the fire is suspicious. you can see hine me the damage and dollars the charred remains of the two story home. uber driver happened to be driving by at the time shot this cell phone video of flames bursting out of two story home. he also asked if anyone is inside on the 1300 block of frankford. firefighters rushed here after 1:30 last night, they were

able to get this blaze under control about 20 minutes later but again, here live on the scene, you can see that the damage is pretty severe. there are charred remains of this two story home, still here, and as investigators work to discover exactly what happened, at this point, they're saying they do believe this fire is suspicious. we also know that one person was taken to st. christopher hospital. but we do not have any word on that person's condition at this time. of course, we'll keep you updated on all of the latest development on air, on line, cbsphilly.com. for now in frankford, anita oh , cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> breaking news out of north philadelphia now. "eyewitness news," live at a house fire, on the 1800 block of north 24th street. firefighters there rushed to the two story house right around 4:15 this morning, you can see, they are still on the scene. the fire is under control as you can see, there are no reports of any injuries. we'll keep you up-to-date on air and on line at cbsphilly.com.

>> three car collision in bucks county, call came in 1:30, route one northbound at pine street middletown township. there is no word on how serious these injuries are. the cause of this crash is under investigation. and an investigation is underway into the death of doctor james kauffman. the south jersey man charged with arranging his wife's murder waist found dead in his jail cell saturday morning. alexandria hoff tells us, kauffman's death appears to be a suicide. >> although this has been deemed apparent suicide, the atlantic county prosecutor's officer says their investigation into it will continue. thursday january 18th, james kauffman charged with orchestrating the 2012 murder of his wife, faced atlantic county judge. >> kauffman, alleged co-conspirator were ordered to remain detained until trial. it would be the last time that kauffman would appear publicly friday morning, the atlantic

county prosecutor's off the state that kauffman was found dead in his hudson county jail cell. sources tell "eyewitness news ," that the apparent suicide was carried out using a bed sheet. kauffman had been jailed since june under charges of racketeering. this police body camera footage take never june shows the stand-off between officers and kauffman, as they attempted to execute search warrant at his medical office. he is heard threatening to hurt himself. >> i'll kill myself. >> listen, let's talk. >> he was ultimately taken into custody. earlier this month was charged with organizing the murder of beloved radio personality, april kauffman. who was found shot to death inside a lynnewood home the couple shared. prosecutors' offers said the 2012 killing was attempt to buy kauffman to silence his wife knowledge of illegal drug operation he and a. , the murder for hire plot did not end there. at a separate hearing this month, kauffman's attorneys

stated that augello had planned to have kauffman killed, too. therefore his client was moved to a separate prison. >> is that because -- >> the plot to kill him. >> the plot to kill him. >> kauffman's attorney had said that his client maintained his innocence. sources tell "eyewitness news" that kauffman left behind a six-page note. reporting in atlantic county, alexandria huff. well the injury that side lined eagles quarterback carson wentz may be more complicated than we first new. but, did not keeping him down. lesley van arsdall talks with a man working on a come back. >> carson wentz speaking out for the first time since his season ending knee injury. it is worse than we thought, but he says it won't affect his recovery time. you know, he wants to get back on the field as soon as possible. after tearing both acl and mcl

, he admits it has been tough watching from the side lines. >> as humans we all want to be competitors as we are, and every time the offense goes on field sundays it is tough, you know, hits me little bit. but then i'm in it, because i love these guys, then i am a part of the team just as much as anybody else. >> since his injury he has tried to be with the team as much as possible, attending meetings, watching film with nick foles. he said he's most impressed with the way nick has stepped up. >> going through everything he's gone through, obviously you guys know the story, almost retired with everything and that, and he just had the fate, the lord opened up an opportunity now and now starting in the quarterback bowl. how cool is that for him if. >> also feels confident he'll be back for week one in september. >> i feel very confident. i truly believe my goal is to be ready for week one. and i'm going to push and do everything i can to be ready and i'm very confident. >> and when he returns, carson says, he'll not change his style of play. i'm lesley van arsdall, for eyewitness sports. >> another popular eagles

teammate also rubbing elbows with fans before the big game. take a look. (cheers). >> as eagles wide receiver nelson agholor who received a big welcome at forman mills in port richmond. he signed t-shirts, and footballs, and took pictures with fans. agholor is so popular that line there to see him wrapped around the store. >> eagles fans showed up for a pep rally at the shops at liberty place in center city philadelphia. sports radio 94wip aired out former eagles defensive tackle , hole as thomas, who played in the lasing else super bowl, signed autographs, took pictures with fans, the eagles pep band helped get everyone in the mood. and of course, we will bring you all of the excitement from the super bowl with live coverage starting tomorrow. sports director don bell will be live in minneapolis on " eyewitness news," right after the grammy awards. and we will be with the birds every step of the way, as they go for one more win, when not on tv you can always follow us

on line, find everything eagles, on cbsphilly.com. president trump is back in washington today, after his trip to the world economic forum in switzerland. but as kristin holmes reports, it centers on new bombshell revelations in the russia probe. >> idng up his trip to the world economic forum taking his america first message to the global elite. >> united states will no longer turn a blind eye to one fair economic practice. >> taught ago strong economy, back at home. >> we're lifting up forgotten communities, creating exciting new opportunities, and helping every american finds their path to the american dream. >> as the president heads back to the united states, he'll be greeted by yet another major development in the russia investigation. after it was revealed thursday that president trump instructed his white house council, don motorcycle began, to fire special council,

robert mueller in june. motorcycle -- mcgan refusing, this after months of denial from white house aids, and even the president himself, that he ever considered firing the special council. >> the president has not even discussed that, the president is not discussing firing -- >> well the president has the right to, he has no intention to do so. >> the president responding to reports. >> fake news, folks, fake news >> two sources tell cnn mueller wants to interview the president as part of his investigation and this week the president himself said he would welcome that opportunity in washington, i'm kristen holmes homes. >> air force one is getting two brand new refrigerators, and you're not going tocong up:s are pagan the reason the fringes are so expensive. plus this. >> it is the trivia game sweeping the nation. and distracting a lot of students and workers every day

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>> these are not google answers. >> questions have to be answer in the ten seconds or less, winners who get through all 12 levels split a cash prize. russ is h2 trivia co-founder and ceo. >> folks get on their phones to play, they start interacting with etch each other. that's everything we hoped for in making a mobile game. >> so popular people are playing at work, or in even this case, during math class. >> my teacher found out about it, like she caught on, now she made a real like no going out of class after 3:00. >> hike up your smartypantses, strap on your thinking pants. >> host scott is a big draw. >> you're so quick and you come one so many jokes, is that on the fly or is that a little bit premeditate in the. >> i write them on my hand. >> then you just spin them off during the game. >> mix of both. >> writing team handles the questions, revising and fact checking up-to-the-minute the show goes live.

seized to tune in or miss out factor as a big part of h2 success. >> do you think you'll put jeopardy out of business? >> we love jeopardy. i grew up watching jeopardy. we hope to build something, and also achieve that kind of level of, you know, popularity >> so, will you guys keep playing until you snip. >> math class may have to wait but eat and could learn something playing h2 trivia. laura, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". now those who play hq trivia a lot will tell you the questions get pretty tough pretty quickly, the fact that winners split the prize money means sometimes winners just get a few dollars, but there have been times when players have pocketed a few thousand bucks. >> you'll want to put down the games today get outside, right , kelly? >> that's right. or play outside. >> right. you can do that, too, absolutely. >> i haven't tried it yet, but i do love trivia games. yes, weather looking fantastic today, it will be feeling like spring out there. look at the temperatures, on the rise, into the 50's, as we

head to the afternoon. let's take you now to live look at the city. it was cents so nice, driving in, up 95, this morning, seeing so many buildings, just illuminated, and that beautiful eagles green color, supporting the birds, we're just a little over a week away from the big game. it is 29 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. and with calm winds, actually feels like 29 degrees, so not bad start to the day. still little bit chilly out there. twenty-six right now in wilmington, down the shore, temperatures are a little bit milder as we start out your saturday, upper 30's atlantic city, 38 degrees, and that's right around 38 degrees also in wildwood. mid 20's in trenton. 24 degrees in allentown. and in reading it is right around 27 degrees, and lancaster right around 27 as well. the coldest time of the year on average, that is done, and today is going to be feeling like spring. but of course, we do have more winter that is looming in the forecast. and we will talk about that.

but for today, forecasting high temperature right around 56 degrees. you can bear that for average hi, as well, above average for this time of year. the average time for today sitting right around 41 greets , and at this point in time, see those average numbers, on the rise, through the rest of this month, and also into february. so, that's some exciting news with the coldest time of the year on average completely done and over with. storm scan3, shows very quiet, in fact, dealing with mostly clear skies. across the delaware valley. we do have some clouds located just out to the west, those are going to be edging toward the east today. so we will see an increase in clouds later on during the day tomorrow. -- today. good amount of sunshine. keeping ion cold front located out to the west, kind of draped through wisconsin, on down into missouri there is will be slowly approaching our neighborhood, and bringing us that chance for some rain. and that's going to start tonight. so let me show you how things pan out here on future weather notice the sunshine to start out your day. we will start to see couple of clouds filtering on in, later

on this afternoon. and also, into the early evening hours, maybe a stray shower north and west of the poconos later this evening, but the bulk of the rain will be arriving as we led into the overnight hours tonight. we will be dealing with some widespread rain across the delaware valley, a lot of it light in nature, could be more moderate pockets in some locations, as we start out sunday morning, here we are, 5:00 a.m. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, there is noontime, notice things start to dry out for areas north and west. lehigh valley, poconos, berks county, because you can still see couple every showers along the i95 corridor, but then i95 is next to dry on out with rain lingering down the shore a little bit longer and maybe even as late as the overnight hours as we head into your monday. but, looking dry, in philadelphia. by monday really late afternoon into the evening hours, sunday, late afternoon, into the evening hours, so about how much rain can we expect? well, a lot of models printing out anywhere from a .10 to

half inch every rain can be expected then beyond there, we're looking at this system moving off shore, area of low pressure developing off shore, monday night, tuesday, actually, little bit of a snow chance headed our way, and them temperatures dropping, feeling like winter once again , as we head into next tuesday, and wednesday, here's your forecast for today. high temperature of 56 degrees mild and breezy, mix of sun and clouds. then your seven day forecast looks like this. dropping to 34 by tuesday, jan , 37 on wednesday, with sunshine, groundhog day may be a little rain to snow. all right groundhog day coming up? where has the time gone. >> crazy. >> thanks, chelsey. 5:20 now. do you think you're the worlds ' best eagles fan? if so, you can win the opportunity of a lifetime. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so, the philadelphia orchestra is looking for one lucky fan to conduct the orchestra, as they perform the eagles victory song. all do you have do is create a 30 seconds video, explaining

why you're the biggest eagles fan, the winner will be the orchestra next week, if you want to apply, of course, we've put everything you need to know on line at cbsphilly.com. eagles merchandise sure is flying off the store shelves. "eyewitness news" reporter sean tai takes us to one store where fans have been stocking up on team gear. >> this is a wonderful opportunity for philadelphia. >> philadelphia eagles fans flocked to modell's sporting goods on monday to grab a piece of their nfc championship history. >> we're just elated. we'll go in for the commercial i am, and buy the shirts it, might and once in a lifetime opportunity. >> opportunity to win it all in the super bowl in less than two weeks. which would be a first for the birds. diehard eagles fans are all along for the ride. >> had a little about the of time. i decided to beat the rush that would be here at lunchtime. so i would come in early, hoping to pick up a couple of shirts. >> the gear hit the shelves right after the eagles blow

out win sunday against the minnesota vikings, one of the faster sellers, now, might be jersey number nine, eagles quarterback, nick foles. >> we watched the game every time nick foles through a pass , we held our breath, and then we were just overjoyed when he made it. it was crazy. >> the win gives eagles fans renewed fate that the team could bring home the trophy. >> the rest of the nation finally realizing that they're a really good team. they're our eagles, you know, they'll go all the way. >> and that was sean tolanes reporting. >> still ahead here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning, we take you behind the scenes every what's new in theatres this weekend. >> i'm michelle turner coming up it is the most oscar nominated film of the year. why the shape of water is taking award season by storm.

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>> welcome back, movie that is the toys of hollywood, the shape of water leads this year 's oscar nominations, preview from entertainment tonight michelle turner. >> i'm michelle turn they are week a mute janitor falls in love with a cbsphilly.com creature in the shape of water >> get him out. >> nominated for 13 oscars, the famous fill some set in a secret government facility. >> it is about love in different form, the love of friendship. >> sally hawkins, janitor, and earned her best actress nod without speaking a single word . >> octavia spencer up for best supporting actress playing her co-worker and friend, these two formed a real life bond during film. >> octavia makes me laugh like no one else. >> you make me laugh like no

one else. >> we created our own little language, our own little -- it is funny, that's what friends do. >> best director nominee gear model toro wrote the script specifically with sally and octavia in mind to play fishman, he wanted doug jones. >> this may very well be the most sensitive asset ever to be housed in this facility. best costume design, it took two years to perfect the fishman's suit. which sometimes wore for 15 hours a day. >> it took about three hours a day to get into. a lot of it i could fly it it zip it up the back, already portion from the neck down, glued on make up from the top with some mechanical gills built in. >> this creature is intelligence, capable every language, of understanding, and emotions. >> for entertainment tonight, michelle turner, now, back to you. >> well, we are getting nice mild break from the winter chill. take a live look right now, from our parkway central library camera. just how warm will it feel

outside today? and when will some rain move through our region? we will explain after the break. stay with us. and somebody's smelling around. to the store, "mmm...i smell cookies!"

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>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. some mild weather on tap today meteorologist, chelsey ingram, liver out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. good morning, kelly.

>> good morning, jan, good morning to you at home. nice start to the day. dry start to your saturday. see sunshine as we wake up, as well, let me show you a look at the numbers. it is a little bit on the chilly side. but actually colder yesterday morning. 29 degrees right now in philadelphia. around 30 degrees in wilmington. we're in the mid 30's in millville. down the shore, temperatures are checking in in the upper 30's, so here is a look at the temperature change, actually, 3 degrees warmer in philadelphia, but the bigger difference will be in laces like dover, millville, as well as atlantic city and wildwood, where temperatures like in wildwood are about 17 degrees warmer than just about 24 hours ago. across the region today, looking at mid 50's in philadelphia. 47 degrees down the shore. in the poconos, right around 45 degrees. with temperatures on the rise, in the poconos off to the lehigh valley, we do have a flood watch in effect, that's because could see some fries g from below the smithville recreational area. more coming up in your full forecast. for now sending it back to you

>> chelsey, thank you. developing now, investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked a fire in a northeast philadelphia home. one person was returned to the hospital. "eyewitness news" report. >> reporter: err anita oh, live at the scene with the latest. good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan, we just learned from police that investigators do believe this fire is suspicious, as you can see hine me, there is still a lot of rubble here, in this two story home, a lot of charred remains, again, police do believe that this is a suspicious fire, uber driver who just happened to be driving in the area took this cell phone video of flames bursting out of the home. he asked if anyone was inside. this is on the 1300 block of rhawn street. firefighters returned here just after 11:30 last night, were able to get the flames under control about 20 minute later. we do know paramedics took one person to st. christopher hospital. i spoke to the homeowners who live here and who have been sifting through the rubble. they did not want to be on camera. they tell me that the person taken to the hospital is their 17 year old son, they

also add that he's okay. again, at this hour, we have learned that police believe that this fire is suspicious, but that is all that we know about the possible cause at this time. of course as soon as we learn more information, we will bring that to you just as soon as we know it. for now live in frankford, anita o cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> anita keep us to up date. breaking news out of north philadelphia now. firefighters rush to burning row home on the 1800 block of north 24th street. the call came in around 4:15 this morning. firefighters had the flames there under control in just about 45 minute. fortunately, there are no report of any injuries here. the cause of this fire is under investigation. investigators are on the case of the apparent suicide of the south jersey doctor accused of arranging his wife 's murder. doctor james kauffman was found inside of his cell at the hudson county correctional center friday morning. sources say, kauffman used a strip of bed sheets to hang himself there. left six-page suicide note.

now, earlier this month, kauffman was charged with killing, hiring a hitman, to kill his wife, april kauffman, radio talk show host, intruder shot her to death in the couple lynnewood home back in 2012. >> close call for police officer in atlantic county caught on camera. now police releasing the video so you'll think twice when you see any law enforcement officers on the side of the road. take a look. january 19th video shows officer err in hamilton township narrowly escaping disaster when now car side-swiped his police cruiser police want to remind drivers about the move-over law. it calls on drivers to change lanes if possible, or proceed slowly and with cautious past an emergency vehicle, and to always be ready to stop. now learning more about what caused a carbon monoxide leak that sickened student and staff at a philadelphia elementary school. this all happened yesterday, at william letter school in somerton. officials say the fumes came from a generator on the roof there. now the fumes follows dollars

everyone out of the building right around 12:00 yesterday afternoon. those who became sick were taken to the hospital for observation. school later reopened. >> the entire boards of directors of usa gym that is innings will be replaced in the wake of the larry nasar sex abuse scandal. the organization team doctor also worked at michigan state university where student took part in a rally last night. danielle nottingham has more on this fall out. >> student at michigan state university held a rally and marched through campus friday night, demanding change at the school, and supporting the women who have accused former sports doctor, larry that issa r of sexual abuse. >> we are the heart of this institution. >> student red signs that red believe survive respect, you should have listened, one of their goals has already been met. they initially planned the rally to demand university president lou anna simon be fired, but she resigned earlier this week. and friday? >> today i announce my retirement.

>> michigan state athletic director mark hole as announced his departure. >> i'm not running away from anything. i'm running toward something. >> the university board of trustees held an emotional meeting friday. >> i've a daughter that dreams of coming here, and i want her to feel safe. that is that is ar was sensed to up to 175 years in prison, his victims were michigan state athletes, olympic gold medalist, receiving treatment through nasar roll as usa gymnasic team doctor, some came forward as early as the mid 90s, but the more than 150 women who say nasar abused them also say nothing was done to protect them. the us olympic committee had threatened to de-certify usa gymnastics if its entire board did not follow a handful of members who resigned. friday, they agreed step down. danielle nottingham, for cbs-3 , "eyewitness news." >> and in other news today, it seems some eagles fans want nothing to do with boston, the

home area of the new england patriots. one bakery has banned boston themed donut in advance of the super bowl. albaladejo ex andrea hoff more on the bosses ton ban, and the philly theme treats that has replaced it. >> the key is recognizing a caller's boston accent. >> we have been getting prank calls. >> all balls every decision made this week inside of southwest philadelphia's dottie's donut. >> we're not doing boston cream right now until after the super bowl. >> this culinary choice hit the national stage and stunning like a dagger into the cream filled hearts of patriots fans. after catching winds new england fired back, the scenic park in boston issued an immediate ban on beloved philly fair including philadelphia cream cheese, cheese steaks, soft pretzels, and crisco. until the monday after the game. speaking of crisco, philadelphia's effort to prevent fans from climbing polls in celebration of the super bowl trip has been commemorated at dottie's with

special grease pole pastries. >> long pole with vanilla grease, little on top. >> they're offering up eagles green theme pistachio donut, which like the grease polls, quickly sold out. >> it is the first thing people mention when they come in the door, oh, do you have the degrees pole donut, stuff like, that so people are excited about it, we're getting phonecalls all over the internet and stuff like. that will so people are generally excited. >> and even with the prank foe caution from patriots fans, they say it is all in good fun >> it was a joke, like, at first, you know what i mean, everything starts as an idea, but then it just blew up. that's the power of the information. >> alexandria hoff, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." too funny. well, coming up right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning: this flu season has been rough. it is specially bad for baby boomers. we will tell you the two reasons health experts say baby boomers are being hit hard. plus the incredible number of people expected to catch the flu over the course of this

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>> now, this was all part of the fire department's semi-annual promotion and awards ceremony at the temple university perform being arts center. captain latourno was killed earlier this month, battling a house fire in north philadelphia. possible too must promotions went to lieutenant gabriel lee and kenneth green being senior >> federal health officials say the flu outbreak is hitting baby boomers specially harmed, the worse outbreak since 2009. doctors say baby boomers are specially affected because they're not getting vaccinated like other age groups. they may also be slightly more vulnerable to the h1n1 inch flew end strain circulating. doctors cents say it is still not too late to get a flu shot by the end of the season health expert say 34 million people will have contracted the virus, some hundred thousand of them will have been hospitalized. well, expect to see a lot of white roses tomorrow night at the grammys. stars including lady gaga, kelly clarkson, and cyndi

lauper plan to wear the roses to the awards show. it is cents a show of support for sexual abuse victims, and women speaking out about harrassment. the organizers tote the white rose as a symbol because it stands for hope, sympathy, re sit tans. >> other wear white roses, when james covered on host the zero six ' annual grammy award tomorrow night 6:30, right here on cbs-3. >> when the eagles a patriots meet super bowl sunday a big event in outer space will also happen. nasa has its eye on fast moving asteroid, spans one third after mile. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt, went to the franklin institute, to find out what all of this means for the birds. >> as the olds pendulum swings back and forth inside the franklin institute, there is a growing feeling that the eagles will win on february 4th. nasa is calling that potentially hazardous february j

129. >> some people would say that to have an object like this zipping through the sky, really is a good owe men. >> derrick pits is the chief astronomer at the institute, and he says that february 4th asteroid could be exciting for birds fans, when it comes close to effort, but don't worry, not dangerously close. >> we can look and see what it is composed of. might be come posted of copper certainly shows up green whether do you a flame test. so maybe those are all good things for the eagles. >> to clarify, the moon will actually be closer to earth during game time than this asteroid. but there are several other cosmic happenings before the game that could bode well for a philly win. >> there actually is is a constellation called acquala the eagle, typically seen in the summer nighttime sky. but it just so happens at this time of the year it is up during the daytime. so, up in the sky with the sun , one could say that the two alkaline together could be a good thing.

>> david spunt, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." we are looking for any sign that the eagles are going to pull off this big win. >> how about that for coincidence, real interesting stuff therefore sure, we're saying go birds pretty much everyday for the rest of the week, looking forward to that big game. shear look, at the poconos, looking at camelback. temperatures are going to be on the ride today in the poconos into the mid four's, that's going to make for some real comfortable weather for skiers, about 32 out at the 37 trails open today. now, a live look at center city, where it is about 29 degrees. winds are cam, so it feels like 29 out there, and even little bit warmer compared to what we dealt with yesterday morning at this time. that trend will continue throughout the afternoon will feel like spring-like day out there. >> twenty-six in wilmington, mid 30's in millville, down the shore, temperatures check ing in in the upper 30's, 39 degrees in wildwood, right around 38 in atlantic city.

and then we're in the mid 20's foreplays cents like allentown , 24 right around 25 degrees this morning in trenton. throughout the day today, those numbers are going to be on the rise, also, turn partly cloudy as we head into the afternoon, even though we start out today are with plenty of sunshine, 53 degrees by the noon hour, headed into the latter part of the afternoon, could be mild, breezy, with a temperature checking in right around 56 degrees. we stay dry throughout the day today. just like we are this morning. we're dealing with mostly clear skies. some clouds located off to the west, along with cold front. this cold front is going to be swinging on through. as we head into the overnight hours tonight, and also, into sunday morning, meanwhile, though, can you point out where high pressure is located big bubble of it right over the mid-atlantic. so that's what's controlling our weather as we head throughout the day today. but, continues to push off shore, that's what's going to allow for the clouds to build on in, and have the chance for some showers but not until sunday morning.

it plays out future weather other than stray shower into the poconos, point north and west as we head into this evening, look how dry we stay along i-95, south jersey, also , into delaware, but then when we are dealing with the widespread rain we start out your sunday morning, so we're at 5:00, both areas dealing with rainfall light in nature, but there could be some moderate pocket of rain, certainly not out of the question: we start to dry out for point north and west as we head into the afternoon. possibly some lingering rain right along i-95. but then, drying out, even right here in philadelphia, during the latter part of tomorrow afternoon, also tomorrow evening, with some rain possibly lingering down the shore, a little bit longer so here is what you can expect tonight through tomorrow. rain developing across the region, turning widespread, as we head into the morning. so very rainy start to your sunday. today certainly the better pick of the weekend days. amounts will range anywhere from about a tent of an inch to around half inch of rainfall, and then that drying is going to be occurring north and west as we head into the afternoon. here is your forecast for

today, high temperature right around 56 degrees. it will be mild, breezy, sunshine will mix with clouds throughout the day today. and then taking a sneak peak, little bit beyond. headed into super bowl weekends, not only is it going to be extremely coal in minnesota, it is also turning colds here at home. big dip in the jet stream, temperatures dropping ten to 20 degrees below average, yes, moisture moves on through, we could be talking about weekends snow chance headed our way. here is your eyewitness seven day forecast, 45 monday, watching the coast perhaps little bit of snow monday night into tuesday, 34 degrees on tuesday, 37 wednesday, and then groundhog day, jan, when we could see the rain transition to some of the white stuff. back to you. >> okay, chelsey, thank you. >> 5:47 now. imagine perform withing your favorite musician? well, it really happened to one local super fan. he got to jam with the bands and brought down the house. finds out how he got on stage, with absolutely no rehearsal. you won't want to miss the

story about performance after lifetime right after the grammys tomorrow night on " eyewitness news" at 11:00. and in other news today, expanded new guidelines for treating stroke patients. it is being called a game change their will save lives. health reporter stephanie stahl explains in this einstein health report. >> reporter: i'm a wife to my husband. i'm mother to my children. i'm breathing and that's absolutely to be celebrated. >> reporter: nine month ago cindy suffered massive stroke while she leftment she woke up paralyzed on the left side of her body. doctors feared she had missed the critical window of her treatment, four hours from a clot bussing drug to be effective and six for surgery. >> i know i'm supposed to be dead. like i knew i should have died i know saved my life. >> part of clinical studies where doctors used a scan of her brain to determine if surgery might still be an option even hours after the

stroke. >> some small part of the brain typically dice, irreversibly injured, won't come back. but larger area of brain that surrounds that, tissues at risk of dying if the blood vessel that is blocked isn't opened up. >> these scans every cindy's brain one taken before the surgery the other after show how doctors were able to restore the flow of blood, to the area damaged by the stroke >> so when you can take a patient, who you know will be severely disable and possibly dead, do a procedure that can be done as fast as 12 to 14 minute, and then have them make a recovery that let them lead near normal life or even completely normal life is un believable. >> new new guidelines from the american stroke association expands the golden window for stroke treatment from six to 24 hours. >> about 300 hospitals around the country use the automated brain imaging software called rapid to identify stroke patient who may be candidates

for treatment in the newly expanded time frame. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." and still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. eagles quarterback, carson wentz, is looking ahead to next season already. hear whether he thinks his serious injury this season will affect his playing style in the future. that's next in sport. the cbs-3 science center sponsored by einstein healthcare network more than medicine.

>> seeing levels have their final practice today down at the nova care complex before heading to minneapolis tomorrow. here is the scene outside of the lockerroom, all bags packed and wait to go head to

the airport for the flight to minnisota they took care of the ticket on gazes tuesday, so all they have to do is concentrate on the patriots, but realize the big game, not that far away. >> oh, ya. when we start gifting gift on there, it is real, you know, starting to happenment and we leave in two days. so i'm just excited, trying to calm my nerves little bit. because, you know, the game is not this week, it is next week and just enjoy the moment. i try to enjoy every day. >> yes, we see the logo with your name on it, it is real. i just took one of my logos off my bag that my grandma had , you know, like now, it is really here, packing and ready to go. you get out there, to me, i'm lot more calm, not as anxious the first time i went but trying to keep it as normal as possible, when the weekends comes it, hits you, man, you better play football game. not just the super bowl, just t go play a football game. >> as we told you earlier, carson wentz spoke for the

firste ending knee injury against the rams. he tore both the left acl and lcl. carson expects to be ready for the season opener what makes the game zoe negative how he of the pocket. he asked if he's going to maybe change up his style when he returns. >> thisap change me, guys suffer injuries, obviously, our teais example, gk about protecting ourselves, we debate that, talkong. that will continue to grow and develop. but as far as playing aggressive, being t y p know, it change. >> now to basketball, san antonio has been tough place for the 6ers since 1986, they've won twice. last night they look for their third win, in a series t seconds up by 16. hey turn up the defense, ben goes tow to tow for the dunk. twenty-one points third quarter,

joel embiid, hit baseline jumper. jo-jo with noble double doubleg, sixers win the season series for the first time in 13 years , the seven-78 the final. they play thehe farmers insurance open and here on the ninth hole, tiger woods caps in afinished one unde cup. this will be the first time in 29 month the tying theirly on the weekends, you can watch the final two rounds right here on cbs-3. >> that's all for sportment i'm lesley van arsdall. have a great day. >> so as you know there is eagles team will forever be known as underdogs. the nickname created thanks to players lane johnson, chris long, the two are behind the scale every -- sale of underdog t-shirt, proceeds going to the philadelphia school district. and when the nfl decided to get in on that action, they used their star power to make sure philly schools got the benefit. today we give lane johnson and chris long three cheers. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> when the nfl decided to get in on the underdog t-shirt act this week, eagles chris long, and lane johnson, have something to say about it. long tweeted: hey, at nfl, you should donate the proceeds to clarity like we did. johnson posted so how much money is going to at fund phl schools? by the next day the nfl told " eyewitness news," 100% of the proceeds would go to philadelphia public schools. >> it just does my heartwell to think that we have two young men who are players in the nfl, who are pushing the league to also support other young people in schools that are in need. >> the actions of johnson and long spoke loud and clear, right to philadelphia school students. you matter. you're worth it. what a message, to hear from anyone, much less professional athletes in the midst of preparing for one of the most

important games in their carreers. all week the eagles have said their focus, not changing anything about who they are, in preparation for the super bowl. turns out, that also means long and johnson are still the same advocates for philadelphia, they've been all along. and for that, we give chris long and lane johnson three cheers. >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," the philadelphia auto show is back and this year, organizers are featuring not one but 2bugatti s for the first time ever we'll gave you a sneak preview. stay with us, back at the top of the hour.

>> developing right now, one person is hurt after a fire breaks out in frank forwards. now, police say, the fire is suspicious. we will bring you to up date. plus: we have mild weekend in store. but there is a catch. this is a live look outside center city philadelphia this morning. we will tell when you to expect rain. learning new details about how barred carson wentz's season ending injury really s what he's revealing about it, and his recovery, straight ahead. today is saturday, january . good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. first we start with the forecast, here is meteorologist, chelsey n gram with eyewitness weather. good