♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> bundled up against the cold. text venturing out in old city tonight in full winter weather gear and winter hasn't even arrived yet. it's only going to get colder. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. it feels like december out there tonight. really really cold night. let's get over to meteorologist justin drabick. he's here to tell us how it's going to get. this cold air not going anywhere any time soon. get ready for temperatures to stay december like the next several days. these are the current numbers. we have highs today only in the mid 40s. 34 at the airport. 20 already up in mount pock know. 29 degrees in allentown. look at some of these suburbs. already down to 25 degrees this hour in quakertown.

and again early in the night. we'll drop a few more degrees. northeast philadelphia hanging in at 35. now i want to talk about the temperature change compared to yesterday at this time. we're actually colder tonight from about three to 9 degrees colder so, yes, that cold air mass settling if any class cross the delaware valley. part of the problem fort cold air is the clear skies. not much going on here on storm scan3. but notice some clouds to the west near harrisburg. they'll stream in tonight. so once these clouds start to move overhead, temperatures should level off a little bit but it's just down right cold. morning temperatures tomorrow many spots will be in the 20s to the low 30s by the time you wake up. not much of a rebound tomorrow. limited sunshine. mostly cloudy skies. temperature around 48 for the high for philadelphia. 50 at the shore near 40 degrees in the poconos. coming up in the extended forecast we'll talk about rain on the way and another arctic blast with temperatures even colder. you can check the latest forecast any time on the new cbs philly weather app check live radar get weather alerts and

share your weather photos us with us available now in i tunes and google play. >> natasha. >> thanks justin. >> right now the search is on for two teenagers caught on tape vandalize agnewly built park and the damage is extensive. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in philadelphia's manayunk neighborhood with this video. matt? >> reporter: natasha, it was one week ago that the two suspects were sitting behind thee on these steps noun the brand new venice island popping arts center has to deal with damage like this. security cam did just what it's meant to do, clearly showing the two suspects as they begin their vandalism. you can see one of them swing under a railing and begin kicking over lights in the mulch one by one until all are knocked over. >> they don't understand, you know, the time and energy that goes into these places and it's a big deal for people. it's very sad. >> reporter: that same suspect then sits on the steps and starts picking at led lighting that illuminates the stairs at night appearing toy us a small tool he pops out the light strip

and they shut off. >> so unnecessary. you got this great facility here that was just -- it was just put in and that's the way it gets treated for no reason that makes sense. >> reporter: the surveillance video ends with that same suspect throwing the lights in the air. police say both suspects appear to be teenagers. their vandalism tarnishing the opening of the venice island popping arts center. >> i know manayunk is trying to revamp around here and it's just sad someone would do this to such a nice building. >> reporter: and the damage here is estimated to be upwards of $30,000. we're live in manayunk tonight matt rivers "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the cw philly. >> all right. matt, thank you very much. tensions are also high in ferguson missouri as the town awaits the grand jury's announcement on whether to indict the police officer who killed unarmed teenager michael brown. a decision is expected very soon. newly released video shows that officer dare rin wilson leaving a hospital shortly after the august 9th shooting.

attorneys for the brown family shows the initial description of wilson's injuries during a struggle with brown were exaggerated. meantime philadelphia and other big cities are preparing for possible demonstrations after the verdict is announced. >> and delaware state police released this mug shot of robbery suspect william mcnulty. he was shot and killed by troopers in claymont yesterday afternoon. police were pursuing him after they connected him to an armed robbery at an atm and 7eleven store. after being cornered at harvey road and garfield avenue, police say mcnulty put the car in reverse and accelerated toward the troopers. and that's when police say they opened fire. new tonight, penn state's president says that he will now thoroughly review the free report that included that high high-ranking university leaders concealed key facts about jerry sandusky' as abuse of children to try to avoid bad publicity. the 2012 report has divided the university and alumni. some have criticized the findings that led to the severe

ncaa football sanctions. president eric -- baron doesn't anyone to believe that the university was quote hiding something. >> and volunteers are now spending their weekend repairing a home for disabled veterans that was damaged by fire. dozens cleaned up the rooms at the dillard house in north philly. "eyewitness news" here on the 30 hounded dread block of north 22nd street. last fridays' fire broke out inside a third floor room and one resident was killed. volunteers have been very busy today. >> we've put in some windows. we've washed down some walls so far. we've just cleaned up some -- got rid of some trash inside the rooms and things like that. >> investigators say it appears the fire victim fell asleep while smoking in his room. crews are ready to give it yet another shot. work resumes to remove the remaining iconic letters from a top a philadelphia high rise tomorrow. back in august, if you'll recall, workers used a

helicopter to remove the pnb letters from one south broad. the operation had to be suspended because the letters were more fragile than first thought. only three of the 12 letters were removed. there will be road closures in that area so do you want to give yourself a little extra time to get around. >> also now the latest afford care ability act open enrollly period began today and the city of philadelphia is working to get the uninsured covered. >> get covered. >> mayor michael nutter cut the ribbon officially opening up the northern liberties community center to all those seeking information on health plans. enrollment assistants will help residents sign up for coverage in the hell insurance marketplace place. and president obama is also urging consumers to go to the health care website and review their options. more than 7 million people got insurance through the program for 2014. and many experienced technical nightmares with health care.gov. well this year there have been no reports of any problems.

he says they could end up saving money or possibly finding a better plan. >> on average they're paying just $82 a month for coverage. a lot of people that's less than a cell phone bill or a cable bill. insurance companies can no longer deny you coverage just because you have a pre-existing condition. and they now have to cover free preventive care like check ups and mammograms. >> this year open enroll role many ends february 15th. it is one of the most memorable scenes in film history when rocky balboa runs up the art museum steps in philadelphia. well today thousands braced this bitter cold morning to do the exact same thing run like a champ. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has the story >> reporter: look, every rocky movie ends in a big fight. or in this case, a big run.

but that's not the whole story. ♪ >> reporter: we love the journey. >> i don't want to feel like a kentucky fried idiot. ♪ >> get them rock. come on. ♪ >> reporter: we love the motivation. >> go adrian! >> yo adrian! >> yo, adrian! >> reporter: we love the drama. >> you're going to eat lightning and crap thunder. >> if you're going to be the best you got to beat the best. >> rocky! >> reporter: perhaps most of all when it's all said and done we love the glory. >> go, rocky! ♪ >> reporter: but, you know

what, even better, we love a great sequel. >> rocky run directly benefits the special olympics philadelphia athletes who train really hard just like rocky, just like me. at the art museum, steve patterson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that was really cute, steve. >> ebola is back in the us an doctor diagnosed with the deadly virus has landed on american soil. that story that's coming up next. plus fighting ebola with a song. some of the world's biggest music stars gathered together. their mission to record a new single to raise money and awareness. and we've got amazing video to show you tonight. dozens of people jump into action trying to save a woman trapped under a car. >> justin? >> cold weekend hassled in but guess what? even colder temperatures in the seven day forecast. i'll show that you when we come

>> welcome back everyone. another doctor is receiving treatment for ebola in the u.s. martin saliy arrived in nebraska

from sierra leone today. reporter danielle nottingham has the details. >> reporter: dr. martin salia land the in omaha saturday afternoon then went by ambulance to nebraska medical center where he is under going treatment. the 44 year old surgeon was working at a hospital in the ebola zone in see err ya leone capital of free town but not with ebola patients. he started showing symptoms last week. a medical team in says he was critically ill when he left for the u.s. >> we should keep calm. everything is going to be okay and so far he's responding very well to treatment. he's a citizen of sierra leone who lives in maryland with his wife and two children. his son says his father was aware of the risks going to work in west africa. >> the fact that he left here and go back to his country, that made me worry a little bit especially when he said doctor and he treat patients much that's the parts that's scary. you don't know who has the vir

virus. >> salism a during an april interview why he went to help his country man. i took this job because i want to. there was a calling and i go. >> nebraska medical center is one of four u.s. hospitals with special units to treat people with highly infectious diseases. he's the third ebola patient to undergo treatment there. eight of the nine ebola patients treated so far in the u.s. have survived. danielle nottingham for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> some of the world's biggest music stars gathered in london to raise funds to ease africa's ebola crisis. their record agnew version of the band-aid charity single do they know it's christmas. the single was first recorded 30 years ago to raise funds for famine relief in evening yo what ya. one direction and seal are a few in this star-studded lineup of musicians. >> some incredible video from china shows about two dozen or so people coming to the rescue of a woman who was trapped

underneath of a car. you need to see this. you can see there the white car crashing into a moped and then running over the moped's driver. passerbies rushed to the woman's aid and managed to free her in less than a minute or so. emergency crews rushed her to the hospital and amazingly despite that chaotic and very frightening seen she only suffered minor scratches. >> after a journey of 10 years and 310 million miles, the mission may be over for a history making space probe. the battery is dead. it landed on a comet on wednesday wasn't supposed to keep transmitting data from the comet for six to nine months as it passed the sun. but the probe landed on the comet's dark side away from the sun and so its solar panel which is not generate any power. >> not much sun in northern plains. digging out. this is how people spent their day in parts of the country. this is sioux falls, south dakota where several inches of snow are on the ground.

residents spent the day clearing sidewalks, streets and their cars here in our area we're just dealing with the cold. certainly is cold enough to support snow. we're looking at temperatures already well into the 20s from our weather watchers. check out couple spots around the region. head north up to hatboro where jeff moore checks in at a chilly 25 degrees. clear skies at the mommy right now. little bit closer to philadelphia we'll head up to the willow grove area barbara lane says it's cold out. her temperature 27 degrees with the clear skies. little bit milder down south, of course, near the shore points. take to you ocean city right now where james checks in with 34 degrees. he's got clear skies also sends a message does not feel as cold because there's no wind. that's huge when you don't have the wind so little bit more bearable outside tonight. do you love the weather? you can be featured in our newscasts by becoming an oy witness weather watcher. just sign up at cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/watchers for all the details. again, chilly night if you're

heading out you'll need the heavy coat no matter where you are. we're talking about temperatures in the 20s and theirs. live look at center city. clear skies right now that will be changing over the next few hours or so. here we are officially at the airport. 34 degrees in philadelphia. 29 already in allentown. 20 in mount pocono. many spots across south jersey and pinelands down into the lower 20s this hour. we do have lot of cold air still to the north and west upper 20s cleveland and pittsburgh that chilly air mass sticks around for at least another 24 hours. clear skies over us right now we're losing whatever heat we had today right back into the atmosphere. our temperatures dropped off fast tonight. notice the clouds streaming in from the west. once those clouds move in they'll try to hold whatever heat is left. temperatures should level off later on overnight. snow showers out towards chica chicago. this disturbance pretty much heads northward. we'll get clouds out of it. the main energy still back across the central u.s. that will bring our next storm system for monday much once that storm passes get another for another shot of arctic air. if you thought today and the

last few days were cold this is going to be even colder. 15 to 20 degrees below average. highs going to be stuck in the 30s. we do have some rain on the way. still dry on sunday. finish the weekend on the dry side just mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 40s. here comes the next storm. periods of rain arriving early on monday. through the afternoon it will come to an end later monday evening. and then we see that shot of arctic air building in, monday night to tuesday. temperatures for tuesday only in the 30s. it will be very windy so the wind chill values will feel much colder than that. check out all the purple here. that's that arctic air that starts to push south and east. it arrives tuesday stick around wednesday and then finally by the end of next week, it slowly retreats back to where it should be up in the can in a today. clouds roll in overnight tomorrow. just mostly cloudy day maybe a few peeks of sun early in the day. could be pockets of freezing rain in the poconos. change over to all rain could be heavier showers at times monday

afternoon. gone by monday evening. back to sunshine tuesday. but down right cold. how much rain we talking about? could be up around half an inch in many spots. some spots could closer to 1 inch. so healthy storm system that will push through the delaware valley. temperature wise again cold start tomorrow morning. trying to get to the mid and upper 40s for afternoon highs on sunday. milder on monday looks like we start to is he lower 50s returning especially south and east of the city. it's cold overnight partly cloudy 32 for center city. 20s already in the suburbs. chilly on sunday mostly cloudy up around 48 degrees. here we government the extended forecast near 50 on monday. expect periods of rain. that storm is out of here by monday night. and then there's the cold again. 37 for the high that's not factoring in the wind on tuesday. still in the 30s wednesday. by the end of the week, slow warmup back into the 40s but still that's below average for this time of year. check this out. a great turn out today at the plymouth meeting mall for "eyewitness weather" kid casters i was there along with other

members of the cbs-3 weather team as youngsters showed off their forecasting skills for the camera. >> aww. >> after my job. >> look at that little cutie. >> i better brush up. >> i tell you they're coming for you. >> good stuff. >> coming for all of us. >> you got that right. >> there's kate bilo. >> good times. >> thank you very much. justin. lesley, we got college football to talk about but i'm so ready for the eagles game. >> i think we all are. >> i'm ready. >> oh, boy. >> green bay. >> temple 31 game end the losing streak to penn state. the flyers facing off against top team in the east. sports is next.

>> the flyers north of the border tonight facing the top team in the eastern conference montreal. we'll pick up the act in the second period. montreal on the power play. nice passing. scores right here. montreal goes up three to nothing. flyers will make a come back. vorachek with the puck finds schenn who scores. and just like the flyers down three to one. late in the second, vorachek again with the puck. this time claude giroux the shot stopped but schenn scores the second goal of the game. still not enough. the flyers lose this one, six to three. well the seven and two birds with the tough task of taking on green bay at lambeau field. the packers 32 and three in

their last 35 home games. huh. the key slow down aaron rodgers and the packers passing a tack. last week roger through 15 touchdowns, no picks at home this year with a 140.1 passer rating. packers out scored their opponents 25 points at lambeau. how will the eagles slow down the green bay offense? >> we got to be able to mix it up. this is a quarterback who's real he experienced, very very smart, very accurate. knows what he's doing pre snap and gets rid of the ball quickly that's another reason why we got to be able to challenge their receivers on the line of scrimmage so he can't get rid of the ball as fast as he would like to, and then that served us well in the past as well. whenever we do a good job of pressing on the outside we get all the pressure from up front all the sacks. that's easier said than done. >> it's been a long time since temple beaten penn state, 1941 to be exact. today the owls looking to end

that streak both teams with a five and four record going into the contest. the winner will be bowl eligible so lots on the line. temple head coach matt rule by the way is a penn state grad. to the third quarter penn state with the lead after a walker interception. bill belton 8 yards for the score the nitts have a 14-point lead. not for long. temple first play of the drive goes deep. finds fitzpatrick for the 75-yard connection. the owls right back in the game. penn state's defense forced five owl turnovers. the interception. he would go 30 yards for the score. penn state bowl eligible for the first time in three years as they beat temple 30-three. >> 49 seniors that stayed around this program when this university and when this community and when this football program needed them the most so the fact that we'll be able to send them out the right way and able to continue our season and able to continue to keep our family together for a month or

so after the regular season ends is special. >> over at franklin field ivy league action. final home game aspen head coach quakers taking on harvard. paul stanton, jr., run the finale ran for a career high 235 yards and three touchdowns. the princeton won a share of that ivy league title with a 34-24 victory over penn. >> over to the mainline villanova hosting albany. john robertson shows yet again for the wildcats the qb with five touchdowns in the game. villanova beat albany

>> thank you soap for watching "eyewitness news" here on the cw philly to in it. for justin and lesley and all of us here i'm natasha brown. we're back with you at 11:00 on cbs-3. have a great night, everyone. ♪

doug, i'm gonna miss my train. what time is it? would you relax? you have plenty of time. okay, that clock only has one hand. oh, yeah. all right, what time is it on the coffee maker? oh, well, the coffee maker is mountain standard time, plus, it's 5 minutes fast, so that would make it, uh... i can't do this. all right, the microwave says it's 7:10. that's good. 7:09, 7:08. oh, that's my egg pocket. i can't be late for work. what does your watch say? it's not a watch. it just counts my steps. holy crap, i'm at 32. i gotta slow it down. thank you. ♪ my eyes are gettin' weary ♪ ♪ my back is gettin' tight ♪ i'm sittin' here in traffic ♪ ♪ on the queensboro bridge tonight ♪ ♪ but i don't care, 'cause all i want to do ♪