judge a winter weather advisory is issued for parts of our area. this is a live look this morning, from our parkway central library camera. quiet right now, but that will change, coming up when snow will arrive, and how much of it will fall. plus: police say they know who tried to burn down a diner in berlin new jersey, the surprising person facing charges this morning. >> and dipping in the chilly water for a good cause, hear why sea isle city polar bear plunge means so much to a dad, who helps organize it, each and every year. today is saturday february 17th, good morning, i'm jan carabeo, snow is on the way, so is possibly 70 degrees weather. never thought i would say that in the same sentence: right over to meteorologist, chelsey ingram. chelsey you're tracking a lot over the next couple every days. >> a lot of changes if you will. one where you totally have to pay attention to the forecast, otherwise you won't know what to wear, won't know what type

of precipitation to expect. just nuts, the changes that are taking place whether we start with the weather for today. feeling like winter, to feeling like may, as we head into next tuesday and wednesday. let me start you off with the live look right now. at rehoboth beach, where it is very quiet there. we're dealing with mainly clear skies, but this one of those locations cents instead of seeing snow later tonight, likely only see plane old rain along with a lot of the shore point. and south jersey, as well. 30 degrees right now in philadelphia. some spots are below 30, in the two's there in wilmington, 28 in millville. certainly big change compared to this time yesterday morning most happening from 20 to full 35 degrees colder that all depend on where you live. that's setting the scene for some wintery weather that will be moving in later off this afternoon and evening, for all of the counties highlighted there in the purple including right along i-95, direct points just south and east, and then everywhere north and west into the lehigh valley

and the poconos. this goes into effect at 4:00 this afternoon, lasting through 4:00 a.m. sunday. and here is the moisture that we are tracking, located down to the south and west, already producing snowfall into portions every missouri, that's going to be headed our way. as far as snowfall amount, now , just one model, but it gives you the idea we will see the higher totals north and west in the lehigh valley, the poconos, down the shore, just seeing plane old rain. then the city even couple of inches possible. we will talk more specifics coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes. jan? >> sounds good, we will get back to you, thank you, chelsey. 02:00, new morning, vacant house has collapsed in north philadelphia. the call came in around 1:30 a.m. this morning after the unoccupied home near 23rd and ingersole streets fell down, fortunately, there are no reports of any injuries police say a ten year old boy accidentally stabbed his five year old brother in southwest philadelphia. this all happened about 8:30 last night on 12900 block

every south ruby street in king session. investigators say the older brother was playing with a carving knife when the younger brother was stabbed once in the chest. he's now it stable condition. in other news today, indictments have come down in a plot to disrupt the 2016 presidential election, 13 russians are now charged with running hidden social media trolling campaign aimed in part at helping donald trump defeat hillary clinton. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown has the stunning revelations. >> deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein called a rare news conference to announce criminal charges against russian nationals for interfering in a 2016 presidential election. >> the defendants allegedly conducted what they called information warfare against the united state. >> rosenstein said the conspiracy involved a company called internet research agency, with hundreds of employees. it spread distrust. >> the defendants allegedly use that infrastructure to

establish hundreds cents of accounts on social media networks, such as facebook, instagram and twitter, making it appear that those accounts controlled by a person's located in the united states. >> lawmakers saying this has to be a wake-up call from midterm elections and the next presidential race in 2020. president trump, who was briefed on the indictment, tweeted this began before his announcement to run, and quote the trump campaign did nothing wrong, no collusion. the charges against the russians include conspiracy, bank fraud, aggravated identity theft. they came from special council robert mueller, who was investigating russian interferance, and possible coordination with the trump campaign. >> there is no allegation in this indictment that any american was a knowing participant in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charge conduct altered the outcome of the 2016 election. >> the the defendant posing as politically active americans did communicate with unwitting trump campaign members, and

volunteers. natasha brown, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." and in the meantime, president trump flu to florida to meet with survivors of the deadly high school shooting there. he and the first lady visited broward health north hospital where they also thanked doctors and nurses cents for saving lives. the president then moved onto thank first responders, at the broward county sheriff's offers. >> i was one of the swat medics responded on the scene. >> yes, great job, i've heard about that, i heard about you. great job, thank you. >> there is word that a month before the shooting the fbi actually got a tip warning that the suspects wanted to kill people and was planning to carry out a school shooting but the agency failed to act on it. florida governor rick scott now calling on fbi director christopher ray to resign. >> well the victims' families grieve, other renewing the debate over gun control. last night there was vigil in bucks county followed by discussion on thousand get

elected officials to pass tougher gun control measures. "eyewitness news." >> reporter: err greg argos talked to people on both sides of this controversy issue. >> reporter: another mass shooting. another vigil. >> we are out in numbers to let the community know that we stand in support of the families of the victims who lost their lives who were injured in florida. >> and another demand for action. and more gun control. >> we need to fix this. because people are dike unnecessarily. and it has become a very cruel world. >> one of the things they can do is pass legislation to ban as is all the weapons. >> but not so fast, says a second amendment activist and founder of black guns matter. >> firearms, take the training and education organization, just go around to urban areas around the country and inform people about their second amendment rights. >> says the answer to limiting gun violence is not a blanket policy like ban ago specific type of firearm. >> we don't then get to just

throws away everybody's freedom because of small minority of people want to do the wrong thing or be neglect. >> but he does believe focus on mental health would help. >> this is a mental issue. it is not a firearm issue. that firearm didn't get up, float in the air and commit this otrocity. >> greg argos, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> and in other news today, investigators now believe that the owner of a berlin new jersey diner hired a friends to set it on fire. flames destroyed the country town diner along the white horse pike on january 10th, authorities say robber -- robert set the fire to the diner after being hired by the owner thomas, in order to file an insurance claim. both men now facing arson and conspiracy charges. >> switching gears now, nothing like a cup of joe that will get you going every morning, it is happening today , national cafe olet day. "eyewitness news" reporter anita live in center city at a

place wherever day is cafe ole t day. anita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , certainly is for me. i want to show you the menu here, these are some of the options, they consider this very coffee forward place, not as is many additives and flavors as perhaps other places in the city. this is brian tucker the training manager here. so we've been talking a lot about the different kind of specialty coffee shops that have been coming up in philly watch do you think makes this place stands out? >> i mean it is that coffee forward program. also cents our relationship with henry hook who is our grower out in nicaragua rag with a, we get all of our beans from, he is amazing farmer, does great work for his community, provides education and healthcare for people in his community that wouldn't have it for him doing it. that's a a strong point we stand upon. but it is about making coffee on the forefront, when you think of coffee house, you want to think coffee, not additives, milk, anything that far nature. >> i know you have lot of experience in the restaurant world, but coffee scene, as

well, but there are a lot of mist conceptions about the different kind of cups and things. so what do you think that people should know about the different office that you have here? >> yes, i think the biggest thing is if you're looking for a traditional like italian style drink, beverage, when that be expresso, macchiato, double macchiato, the place to come to get it. if you are looking for stuff that's little more flavor- forward versus coffee forward, we will find something for you. we are very accommodating. our staff is wonderful. like we'll ask the right questions to find out what you are looking for and make you a drink that will make you a parliament fan. >> i'm parliament fan, here we go. what are we going to make today? >> since national cafe olet day, we'll make that and basic latte, what's interesting about both of these is you're actually going to make the drink. >> yes, i am. i am a barista for a day. >> i'll pull the shot for the expresso get the milk and you'll pull those to complete those. so the difference between cafe olet and latte it will be drip

coffee, and i'm going get both of our steams ready, and then i'm also going to pour a shot for your latte that you are going to pour for us as well. >> perfect. brian were you talking about how a lot of people can think that in a an expresso is stronger than a drip coffee. perhaps that isn't necessarily the case? >> i think if you think about it as in terms of ratio, that's where the misconception happens. you're getting as much if not a little bit more caffeine than just the smaller volume package, not spread out as you would find in a drip coffee where water has played larger come pope meant that. >> okay, so he is hard at work right now. in the next half hour i'll show you exactly how to make this latte. for now live in center city, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> you can now add barista to your growing resume. >> long resume, don't i have, jan? >> i like it, keep it going, see you soon, anita, thank you it is cents a big weekend in sea isle city where winter weather is impacting human polar bears. the town's annual polar bear

plunge is this afternoon. some will brave the chill for a dip in the ocean there, the polar bear autism run and walk is tomorrow. both of them near and dear it mike's heart. the father of two, shows you autism helped organize this weekend each and every year. >> lord new i would do something about promoting autism awareness. so i except that. and i rally behind that every day. >> sea isle city expecting 50,000 people this weekend. >> well after several weeks of getting worse, things do appear to be improving when it comes to the flu season. coming up: the latest update from the centers for control. and just how much long they are flu is expected to circulate. plus: this is a live look from bethlehem this morning, quiet for now, but his will soon change, winter weather advisory has been issued for the lehigh valley. just how bad the winter weather is expected to be in your neighborhood. that's in your full forecast

>> no serious damage there, the us gee logical survey says it is not an after shock of the september 7th quake, that killed 100 people.

well, the worse flu season in nearly a decade, may finally be leveling off. the centers for disease control and prevention says number every people visiting the doctor for flu symptom is no worse than it was a week ago. eighty-four children, how much , have died from the flu this season. pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware, are all still experiencing widespread flu activity, and health officials do expect the flu to circulate for several more weeks. i think it has kept all of us very busy, some of just suffered by getting the flu from patient, as well, so it is maxing out our ability to cover all of the cases cents, looking forwards to flu season ending. >> so if you're exposed or feel symptoms, it is cents important to quickly get tamiflu to reduce the lent and severity of the flu. >> switching gears now, dog on the tracks brought part of the new york subway system to a halt yesterday. dakota ended up on the tracks after escaping from a dog park

, renee long the city subway tracks for more tan a mile and delayed service for about an hour. trains stopped before a transit worker found the poodle mix and pulled her to safety. >> i spotted the dog underneath the platform, and then i basically patted her, because i didn't want to get bitten. then she was very friendly, and i basically took her from underneath the platform and on to the platform. >> now dakota did suffer minor injury, but she is now reunited with her owner after a trip to the vet. job well done there. and chelsey, you've got quite the job on your hand today. tracking snow and 70 degrees weather. >> i know. >> go figure. >> it doesn't get any more confusing than that, right? you need to know what to wear, when is the rain going to arrive, will we see snow, will we get a little bit after mix, all questions i'll cover this morning. start you out with a look at some of the weather watcher temperatures, certainly cold enough to deal with some snow this morning, how much, the morning will be dry. later this afternoon and

evening we get some snow, and plane old rain. tennis in willingboro says right around 29 degrees in his backyards, other weather watchers checking in with temperatures a lot of them in the 20's, good morning to phil , right around 28 degrees where he lives, ed in chesterfield at 26. you have don in person see, pennsylvania right around 25. and 27 for john in tabernacle, new jersey, again, everybody just dealing with temperatures this morning, in the upper 20 's. i think the situation also cents in center city right now , temperatures are checking in below freezing, right around 30 degrees. we have a winds coming in out of the north at ten, so, that is making it feel just a little bit colder out there. feeling like winter, nonetheless. so feeling more like 21 degrees right now in philadelphia. storm scan3, shows, we're under the clear skies, see clouds quickly increasing throughout the day though, and tracking some moisture, that's going to be pushing into the mid-atlantic, as we head into this afternoon, and this evening. so, let's track it all for you

just very confusing. so, as to under better understanded we will show you a look at future weather, how things will be banning out. now, notice, we will deal with sunshine to start the day. by about noontime you will notice the clouds quickly on the shrines, and starting to thicken up. here we are at 2:00. pretty much mostly cloudy. couple of snow showers possible to our north and west , by the 4:00 hour. a lot of what falls at the onset is probably going to melt. and we'll have better chance for some sticking points north and west as the snowfall rates possibly pick up later on tonight. that snow-shield is going to be making it way down the i95 corridor, by about 7:00 later on this evening. and again, just going to be dealing with rain down the shore, also into central and southern delaware, just dealing with plane old rain. as quickly as this system moves in, it begins to make an exit later this evening, we even see some rain creeping back into the i95 corridor later on this evening before the storm completely moves out but after midnight you're

going to see this really quickly progress off to the by about 1:00, 2:00 a.m. in the morning very quiet. thinking anywhere from one to 3 inches will be possible. the jersey turnpike, on toward i-95, and just barely north and west of philadelphia, and of course delco, also new castle county, a lot of this, though, is going to be melting , rather quickly, especially as we led into sunday where we could get some snow covered roads, better chance for that will be point north and west, like reading, allentown, we could pick up anywhere from three to 6 inches, mainly rain down the shore. so with winter weather advisory have been issued going into effect starting 4:00 this afternoon, all of the counties highlighted here in purple, wilmington, philadelphia, trenton, include that, include in the that allentown-reading lancaster, poconos, as well. so here is your forecast for today. 39 degrees, in philadelphia. forty-one down the shore. again, just dealing with rain later on this evening, and the poconos, really great weather for the skiers, break out the skis, the snow boards, great

weekend, especially considering it is the holiday weekends, for those ski resorts. so poconos, right around 31 degrees. for that high temperature. travel wise, see increasing clouds today. so if you have to run any ever around -- errands, get them done by 4:00, 5:00. tonight will not be a good night to be on the road specially for point north and west, still deal with slick spots into tomorrow morning. 28 degrees right now in wilmington. thirty-one in millville. 27 degrees down the shore. in atlantic city. your seven day forecast, wow, jan, surge of warmth headed our way tuesday 7 degrees and record warmth possible on wednesday with a high of 73. >> a little something for everyone, in that forecast, right? chelsey, thank you. >> a north philadelphia school principal is making it her mission to take her student don't watch marvel's black panther. still ahead, hear why the fieldtrip matters so much to her and her students, and find out what she is doing to make sure they're all able to go.

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>> the governor of puerto rico continues, ricardo rosario owe , met with local puerto rican leaders on his way into the college he also met with protesters, now, they're upset that fema will stop funding it transitional shelter assistance program, next month , and that means some evacuees from the us territory , who are staying in our area, could soon be homeless. now the governor promises to ask governor tom wolf to make pennsylvania, evacuee host state that would allow fema to continue funding puerto rican evacuees here, assuring

continued housing assistance. in other news today: black panther is the latest marvel movie to arrive in theatres. it is full of action and special effects of course, but thanks to a local principal, some area student lent soon discover this movie teaches a powerful lesson, as women. "eyewitness news" anchor, ukee washington, has the story. >> a superhero out of africa. marvel's black panther hits theatres friday, and the anticipation is growing. >> i've been waiting for this movie for a long time. >> sixth grader christopher brings will be watching on february 20th with his fourth through eighth grade classmates from the mayor i mcleod school in north philly. >> i already knew it was going to be a wonderful week. like you could just tell. >> a fieldtrip, arranged by principal jam evena clay. >> a lot of our students have financial difficulties. >> so she set up a go fund me page, student also cents sold hotdogs and pretzels. so much money came in each student only has cents to pay about $2, being a superhero

movie on a school day is very cool. but the learning experience will reach far beyond the theatres. >> all of these beautiful things that represent african-american children, they now see images on the major movie that look just like them. that's what we want to put in front of our children. that idea that they can see themselves in something. >> the significance of black panther isn't lost on those who star on the big screen. >> if we're able to give any little girl that sort of validation, and that sort of confirmation of her worth, and wanting to be all that she can be, that's everything. >> hopefully it changes the general idea of what being an african is. i think too oftentimes you see africa as a place that is wanting, and here, places you want to go. >> not just a movie, it has become it own thing, a movement, people excited about the culture aspect of it. >> people of all ages, so, how did student react when they

heard the news? >> well, my parent want to go, too. >> ukee washington, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> well as you wake up this morning, why not indulge in a nice warm cup of coffee, right it is national cafe owe lay day. anita? >> good morning, jan, that's right, and the hype for special at this coffee shops is brewing across our region, and i'm anita oh, in center city. coming up i'll show you how to make the perfect cup, i'll be a barres a that for the day, chelsey perfect weather for us today. >> it is a nice morning for a warm cup of coffee, considering definitely feels like winter out there, with temperatures well below freezing, that's going to set scene foreseeing some wintery weather as we head into tonight. some of us seeing snow, some just plane rain, i'll let you know what you can expect in your neighbo

good morning, i'm jan carabeo, mother nature taking us on a ride over the next couple of days, snow in some parts and a very big warm up. meteorologist, chelsey ingram, here with the eyewitness weather forecast, good morning , kelly. >> i know kind of confusing forecast, we've got couple of seasons all mixed within one week, so interesting weather headed our way. all starts with today. and we are track that potential for snow, not only on air today, but also on cbsphilly.com. let me start you off with a

live look at rehoboth beach. where we have a stunning sunrise, this morning. dealing with mostly clear skies there, very quiet start, but his is one of the locations that is just is dealing with plane old rain. 30 degrees right now in philadelphia. 28 degrees in wilmington. twenty-eight in reading. 26 degrees in allentown, a big difference, compared to 24 hours ago. most areas anywhere from 20 to full 35 degrees colder, than this time yesterday, that includes our shore points, so the cold air setting the scene for central for wintery weather later this afternoon and evening and tonight. winter weather advisory have already been posted. they go into effect starting at 4:00 this afternoon. and right along the i95 corridor, the immediate surrounding counties also points north and west into the lehigh valley and position knows, lasting through 4:00 as we head into sunday morning. here is some moisture that we are tracking located down to the south and west. as far as snowfall amounts, well, you can see, this is just one model. but it gives awe idea, spec to

go see higher totals, even north and west, in the lehigh valley, poconos, just plane old rain down the shore, even few inches of snow, possible, here in philadelphia. i'll have more coming up in just a few minutes. jan? >> chelsey, thank you. time now 6:31. and time to check the roads. let's go over to cheryle golden in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, cheryle. >> good morning, jan, pretty quiet ride to kick off your saturday morning, live look at the vine street expressway, near ben franklin bridge. and nice ride there. we do have police activity on the delaware memorial bridge, 295 southbound, only left lane getting by. please use some caution in that area. beginning this morning, at 9:00 a.m., in philly, the northbound lanes will be closed at the intersection of ridge avenue, and west hunting park avenue for tree removal. they'll be in your way until 2:00 this afternoon. mass transit is moving on or close to schedule. live from the cbs-3 traffic center, cheryle golden, and back to you. >> cheryle, thank you. a toy bb gun leads to real

scare at a philadelphia school the swat team responds today wagner middle school in west oaklane friday morning. after a report of a person with a gun there. it led to a lockdown and student moved into the auditorium, while police swept the school and frantic parent waited outside. >> my daughter called me this morning crying, school's on lockdown. i called the school. they didn't give me no information. and she just really scared right now. >> police gave the all clear about four hours later, someone eventually found that bb gun behind arrayed ate or, authorities are now trying to figure out who brought it to school. >> president trump visited with medical staff first responders and survivors of the florida high school shooting. meantime, funerals have gun for some of the 17 victims, and as kenneth craig reports, overlooked tip may have pro vented the violence.

>> president trump thanked first responders who raised to the school of wednesday's deadly school shooting. >> what a great job you've done and we appreciate it very much. >> earlier the president and first lady met with survivors recovering at nearby hospital and their doctors. >> you can see the victims? >> yes, i d i did indeed. and very sad something like that could happen. >> many in the community hope the president continues to listen. >> he needs to hear from those parents. he needs to hear what those parent have to say about the rivals. >> there are calls to demolish the building where the shooting occurred but a final decision has in the yet been made. there are no current plans to reopen class. families suffered another blow friday, when it was revealed the fbi admitted it failed to act on tip last month about suspect nicholas cruz's gun ownership, a desire to kill people, and the potential of him conducting a school shooting. we truely regret any additional pain that this has

caused. >> there are people dead because they failed in that job. >> reporter: broward county sheriff records also revealed 20 calls for disturbances involving cruz and his younger brother. one from september of 2016 shows law enforcement were met by cruz's mother and therapists who said that cruz suffered from mental illness and had been cutting his arms to get attention. and that he had mentioned in the past that he would like to purchase a firearm. kenneth craig, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." well in lighter news today , add hot mill took coffee and you have a great drink and day to celebrate it. it is national cafe olet day. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at hot spot in center city where hot cup of java is a labor of love. and eat, a good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , i'm so excited to be here because i love coffee. today i will be a barista for the morning. so this is brian tucker, he is the training manager here at parliament. and he's been part of the restaurant and the coffee

scene for more than 30 years, he has ton of experience. so brian thanks so much for waking up with us this morning >> absolutely. my plesh glue this is also waking us up, as well watch are we making today? >> making a latte, in honor of the holiday we'll make a cafe olet as well. >> perfect. specifically this machine, can you run us through exactly what the process is of making the perfect cup? >> absolutely. basically start by making sure you have a nice clean dry port a filter. you doesn't want any residue from your previous shot to pour over into this one. make sure you have a nice flow of water going. and then you come over to your expresso grinder. and actually get set up for that. >> it just smells so good in here, guys, so you know, just waking me up as we speak. >> you know, tamp, make sure everything is locked in and clean. then once you're into the machine you just go ahead and start brewing your shot. >> perfect. >> so avenue shot already poured for you here.

>> so he's actually pre-poured the coffee for me so that, you know, i don't mess anything up here. but i'm very good at pouring milk, i can do that. >> then give a slight angle to this. >> okay. >> pour kinds of down to the bottom of the cup very slowly. >> there is a whole technique to this. i don't foe if i'm be a perfect pour err, but i'll try so he says we angle little bit >> i guess i should try to show you guys. but the angle little bit then just pour in the milk. does anybody want this latte, anyone? supposed to have a little dot here he says right knit inned ill. brian i think i'm doing a pretty good job. >> excellent job. >> oh, my goodness, i might need to be hired here. >> whether can you start? >> and your he saying there is actually misconceptions as well, right? when it comes to some of these drinks here, some people might be looking for something that is like a plaque at owe, but they don't know it is a smaller up? >> absolutely. sometimes when people are looking for macchiato, what

they're actually looking for is a flavored latte. >> right. >> versus traditional macchiato, which is short double shot of expresso with steamed milk. we just ask the right questions, people come into the shot we want to give our guest hawes they are looking for, looking for great flavor latte key can make that for them. >> they try to say they're very coffee forward place. so less additives, less flavoring, they want you to taste the coffee before anything else. so that is something that a lot of other specialty coffee shops around the city also are doing and that's kind of excitementment brewing around the region right now, so if you want to come check it out, parliament right her next to sit hall. but nor now live in center city, anita oh, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> hey brian she can start right now, her hits are done for the morning. anita make sure you tell him you're available for the morning rush, it will be a good day. >> i think i did pretty good job, jan, i feel like you want my creation. >> i do. >> excellent job. >> yes, and it was almost in the shape after heart. which i really appreciate. just for me, anita.

>> i'm learning it, i'm learning it, happy rail valentine day, jan. >> thank you guys, real interesting, appreciate it, see you soon. >> well, in recognition of black history month, we're honoring game changers, individuals, who are making a positive impact on communities of color in our region. cherri gregg traveled to north philadelphia where one mother's big heart is changing the neighborhood. >> claudia known for her personality and her cuisin. >> everything is fresh. >> she owns country cooking here, north 22 street. >> this is good. >> folks line up with hundreds cents every plate, every time she opens up. >> chicken, we pot tate owes, everything really good. >> it wasn't her food that went viral last spring. it was the prom send-off for her son jj complete with a camel, three cars, three dates , and six designer outfit

changes. >> that prom got me in so much trouble. >> and it is makes her a social media superstar. back in november when she gave away hundreds of meek mill, to spark for meek mill. and at christmas, when she turned her north philly block into the north pole with reindeer, fake snow, and hundreds cents of toys. many donated. >> we got a whole toy store here. >> where people see all that you are doing, and they say you have to be crazy, what do you say in response? >> i just be myself. and i think that's what people love about me. >> she said surviving a stroke and cancer, plus a generous family; hine her desire to do for others. she mediates neighborhood rivalries, and even hires youth to keep them off the corners. >> so i am teaching them a craft. >> while her bustling business is the engine behind it all? >> i really am passionate

about everything dow. >> it is her over the top kindness that is changing the game one place at a time. cherri gregg, "kyw news radio ," for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". and still ahead, right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news,a dispensaries are now open for business in pennsylvania. straight ahead see some of the products they're now selling, and just how much patients will have to pay for that. back after the break.

>> on line threat led to classes cents in north jersey school district. police in nuttily say there was no direct threat to any schools there, but following this week's school shooting in parklands florida officials decided to play it safe and close the schools. investigators say they later identified the person who posted the video, and that person is now cooperating in the investigation. ceasar's entertainment is implementing new security policies, so now hotel rooms, every 24 hours, will do it even if the do not disturb sign is on the door. now the decision follows the deadly shooting in las vegas last october. a gunman in the man tow lay hotel killed 68 people, security guards will conduct these room checks, ceasar's owns 47 casinos, and five countries, one in atlantic city among them. the company is reportedly considering giving panic buttons to employees, so they can get help quickly, as well,

if they're in any danger. >> pennsylvania's first medical marijuana dispensaries are now ready for business. health reporter stephanie stahl was in chester county this week where advocates held an open house. >> with product labels that say awake, balance, pain relief and more, the keystone dispensary in devon now open for business. >> finally i can legally consume cannibis, which is unbelievable. >> former flyer riley cote a, who uses cents marijuana for pain relieve, among the ad vaux cats on hands for open house. >> i think the number one use will be for the treatment of pain, across multiple conditions. >> doctor, chief medical officer for keystone, says people with serious medical conditions, 17 define by the state, will be able to purchase medical marijuana if they have i.d. cards and a recommendation from a state approved medical practitioner. >> what we we will bakely be available here are pills, capsules, sub link all type

preparations, oils, topical preparation. >> this is disposable -- >> michael brady ceo of co- stone says cost also range from 50 to $120. >> right now, there is a very, very limited supply. so the costs is slightly more expensive right now. but i don't believe it is primitive. i don't believe a lot of the people will think it is prohibitive either. >> medical marijuana has been life changer for her 12 year old son who is autistic. >> i've not seen another treatment that has shown such dramatic results, in terms of autistic type estimation like anxiety, ocd, melt downs, so he's much happier. >> those opposed to the legalization of medical marijuana say there isn't enough evidence about its medical safety and there are concerns about security. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> there is a lot coming up this morning on cbs this saturday, anthony mason,

joining us live from new york now with a preview, good morning, guys. >> reporter: hey, jan, good morning, coming up. we'll have the days headlines, plus just few months ago she had never been on the ice. now, she has got chance to take home gold in speed skating. we'll introduce to you aaron jackson before her big race, this weekend. >> and with crazed fans packed arenas ands millions of dollars on the line would you think the competitors would at least stands up. this morning, we will take you inside the rising popularity of court. >> plus the eye opener, dish, muse nick our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning , saturday. >> see you guys in 14 minute. thank you. >> well, it is a labor of love for the philadelphia flyers and their wives. they've helped to completely renovate the health after young cancer patient. valentine reveals the heartwarming prospect. "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington. >> ♪

>> home is where the heart is. >> there is a lot of brotherly love and sisterly affection in this northeast philadelphia neighborhood. >> the flyers celebrate the o'malley family's newly remodelled home. five year old maddie owe analysis battling leukemia. her family is the recipient of whole home make over. made possible by the building hope for kids project. a partnership between the philadelphia flyers and michael's way, an organization that helped ease the financial burden for families of children with cancer. >> little boost, you know, when they're down. >> to see the impact that it makes when the family sees their home in a completely different light and time, there is no other feeling like it. >> mattie's room is -- >> i really like it. >> very fortunate. we've had a ton of help. since the day maddie was diagnosed when they say it takes a village. >> all we wanted.

to be blown away, and she was, you know, just -- she was just so excited. >> this isn't a surprise. for the o'malley's, they found out they were chosen for the remodel project in december. several flyers wives helped decor and the furniture. >> we met mattie after exactly what she wanted for her room. she told us a lot of pink, a loft purple, a lot of mini mouse, a big bed >> a dresser. >> exactly what she wanted. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news" so sweet turning to weather now chelsey, you have very busy day ahead for you. >> i real dow. that's why even whether not on air today you can always get the latest from cbs philly.com because we will be constantly updating the website as well to give you the latest information, on the

>> we're dry all morning, and for the bulk of the day, not until later today when the precipitation moves in. good morning, jenny, in cherry hill. >> right around 28 degrees where she lives 29 for weather watcher kenneth who levels in willingboro, new jersey, all of the weather watch ers check ing in with temperatures as you can see in the 20's, definately chillier start out there we have 23 degrees right now for john in perkasie, pennsylvania, ed in chesterfield, says right around 26 degrees live look at center city breitbart sunshine , those blue skies, as we start out your saturday morning, but things are going to be changing fairly quickly headed into the afternoon with the wind out of the north at ten, feels more like 21 out there storm scan3 showing clear skies across much of the delaware valley see increase in cloud cover will occur as we led into the afternoon then

moisture we're tracking headed our way already seeing snowfall over portions of missouri moving in as we head into this afternoon and evening, we time it all out for you hour by hour again completely dry this morning, but notice after lunchtime by 1:00, 2:00. skies are mostly cloudy out there. then we start to see precipitation making its way in point north and west, by about 4:00 p.m. headed into berks county into allentown maybe even as far north and west as the poconos by 4:00. by 7:00 start to see that snow lining. now notice just going to be dealing with plane old rain down the shore also into central and southern delaware rain event for you guys throughout the entire duration , later this evening it is possible that that rain snow line creeps little bit farther to the north limb bit of rain here in philadelphia, before the event ends, and it is going to end rather quickly

by 1:00, 2:00 in the morning everything clearing out here. but there is potential for couple of hours later tonight where we could get heavier snow bands setting up putting down snowfall anywhere from half inch to inch per hour. from the jersey turnpike to i95, a lot of this will melt rather quickly so probably won't have to break out the shovel at all. point north and west, may have to do a little shoveling if you have to be somewhere first things in the morning sunday, otherwise let mother nature do her thing. because temperatures will be on the rise, see a lot of melting going on as we head into sunday. three to 6 inches possible point north and woes, winter weather advisory, those go into effect starting -- starting at 4:00. so this saturday, 39 degrees in philadelphia. forty-one down the shore, again, just rain down the shore. then 31 degrees in the poconos , man, some great

weather for skiers and snow boarders, especially, given three-day weekend. you have to be on the road at all, just get things done early today by 4:00 p.m., 5:00 e conditions deteriorate as the precipitation moves on in. tonight not good night to be on the roads, not only are we going to maybe deal with some slick spots but reduced visible, even slick spots will linger into sunday morning, as temperatures drop below freezing for points north and west. behind the system though, jet stream looks well up to the north. surge of warmth is going to be headed our way. and 28 degrees right now in wilmington, 31 degrees in millville. here is your seven day forecast, as a surge of warmth , jan, takes us to 07 degrees on tuesday, record warmth in the forecast. >> looking forwards to that, thank you, chelsea. 6:52 now, ever after several months away from philadelphia, the beloved love statue is back in it new home. crews installed it at the renovated love park this week but before arriving at final

destination crews parade philadelphia all around town. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden was cents there. >> on the move. coming home. >> so it did. four letters, iconic philadelphia. >> love, love, love. >> a single syllable, 2:00, return to prominent fit for a king. >> quinessential philadelphia. >> the sculpture by robert indianna spent a year getting a make over, $55,000 for a fresh paint job and primer among other enhancement, and 12,000 for a new stainless steel pedestal. city officials decided to parade the beloved icon into center city. before boehming it into place. >> and they're doing a parade about it. >> yes, you can take a parade every day. >> every day. >> oh, every day, every week. >> doesn't get old? >> well, into in a week, yes, that's pretty awesome. >> say this one bit toned down from last thursday, when the eagles rocked the town. >> we are excited to be parading it through town, welcoming it back to

philadelphia, after a whole year of being away. >> love did make a brief stop at the armor sculpture, before it was gently lovingly lowered into place. q the picture taking. >> the shot is the love sculpture, then what's the in of being in philadelphia. >> joe holden, cbs-3, " eyewitness news" still so nice to have it back. >> well, final check on your forecast, whether "eyewitness news" continues.

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looking at temperatures right around 39 degrees for that high. your seven day forecast clearing out, returning sunday , then records warmth headed into tuesday and wednesday. >> so incredible. >> yes. >> i'll take it. and make sure you follow chelsey on social media and philly.com for updates throughout the day. that's for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now, of course remember we're signing off on tv. always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great day, everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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