jan? >> i'll take it, thank you, chelsey.he popular musical finding never-land now showing at the academy of music. recently i was able to catch up with one of the show's stars. for inside look at the production, her name is van cure end, place sylvia lou ellen davis, raising four boys >> a lot of people know this story, but what's this musical about? >> finding never land, actually the story of how peter pan came to be, peter pan, it follows jm barry the author, creator, of peter pan, wendy captain hook, the entire magical world, and we get to see kind of what inspired him and it is incredible. i love the show. >> it is magical, great artistry, visual, musicals, what can people expect to see when they come out to see it? >> visuals are stunning, our choreography is captivating. we have our director, diane paulis is just taking us all through, you know, the beautiful story telling of the show and ya, i think audiences can expect just pure magic, love, heart. >> really is magical show. runs through sunday. what would you say p

now jan this was not the first time that this has happened here. back in december "eyewitness news" reported four people were injured after they were shot outside of this very same club. again, police are saying that one man was killed in the shooting, and a 24 year-old was injured, and a 27 year-old suspect shooter is at temple university hospital in stable condition, and after being shot, by an armed security guard here. and again, at this hour homicide detectives do remain on the scene here outside of the a lounge on mccallister street we are working to learn more details but for now live from feltonville i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, one person is dead after this crash in burlington county, the crash happened along beverly rancocas road overnight, that is in willingboro, and a driver crashed there in to a tree, at this point it is not clear what may have led up to the crash and we are also awaiting more information about that person's identity, who was killed. >>> and traffic is moving again, on route 202 in chester county

in the 1970s, david and jan move to rancho santa fe, north of san diego.where they meet sandi solomon and become good friends. tell me what it was like to walk into their home with all of david's work everywhere. >> i've seen people walk in the front door and tears start down their eyes. people just were absolutely captured by that wall. >> the wall features 72 of david's many paintings and drawings of indian warriors from the battle of little bighorn. in 1990, david is diagnosed with lung cancer and dies two years later. his ashes are scattered on mount coolidge, in the black hills of south dakota, where he first met the indian warriors. sandi helps her friend jan sort through his estate -- a mind-boggling collection of paintings, sketches, photos, and also century-old drums, headdresses, and other artifacts. in 2003, jan, who has no children of her own, tells sandi that, when the time comes, she wants to leave the entire estate to her. but the bequest came with one condition, sandi says -- she must protect david's legacy. >> there was no one else to do i

jan? >> looks good, thank you, chelsey. 8:49. and time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller in the traffic center. hi, amanda. >> jan, taking a live look at 76 eastbound at city avenue. it is right out there in spots , but other than that drivers aren't facing too many problems on the majors, just great news, because this is one of the heavier travel days of the holiday season. next, we've been following this incident for couple every hours, this is in delran, happened about 2:30 a.m., 130 northbound past new bally road overturned, hit polls, all lanes blocked because of downed wires, this also resulted in hazmat situation. crews are still on the scene, avoid this if you can. and also, we do have some construction problems, right lane block, on the atlantic city expressway westbound approaching route 73. this will cause headache for bigger vehicles all oversized vehicles need to exit before exits 28. finally last life look at the ben franklin bridge, beautiful view out, there but don't forget those sunglasses in yo

jan, rahel? >> all right, well, a lot of people are out shopping, diane , holiday weekends are usually a big weekend for the box office. what can we expect? >> that's right. the new movie cocoa is expected to take the top spot at the box office this weekend , the picsar movie hit theatres on wednesday. it is about a boy who somehow ends up in the land of the dead, during the celebrations, cocoa expected to bring in $51 million over the holiday weekends, justice league set to bring in another 47 million , and wonder is predicted to make additional $29 million. and rahel, i hope, ladies, both had a good holiday. we basically finished eating thanksgiving dinner and then rolled into work. >> are you doing any shopping today, diane? >> doubtful. i don't know. i mean, ya. >> ya, we're right there with you, diane. >> i want to say that's going to be a no. >> one long nap. see you in the next hour. >> all right. >> and we will be right back. yand comfortable. ingly when your v-neck looks more like a u-ne

>> good morning, jan. well, police say that that gunman appeared to have been about five-six, and wore all dark clothing, that 12 year old expected to recover and is in stable condition here at temple university hospital, perhaps he'll able to tell investigate areas bit more about what happened. but this all unfolded just after midnight on north 19th street near west somerset street. you can see in this video investigators working on that crime scene. this is just off west lehigh avenue. bullets hit the 16 year old twice in the chest, and once in the neck, while the 12 jerold was shot once in the leg. >> right now our scene consists of eight shell casings, four projectiles, also four strike marks on the actual property itself, three in the wall. >> investigators are also searching for cameras in the area, and speaking to further witnesses as well. again, that 12 year old boy is in stable condition here at temple university hospital. for now live in north philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>

amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> amanda, thank you. camden new jersey, one of the country's most troubled cities its crime and move earth dow seem like no match for children. but, as roxanna report, the high school jazz feature is turning music lessons into life lessons. >> creative high school or worse. >> a lot of drug dealers on the street. a lot of negative influence on the street. and mr. d helps us by taking us into a jazz, keeping us focus, positive activity. >> fbi ranks it america's fourth most dangerous city, camden. also the hometown of jamal dickerson, known as mr. d. >> what kind of things do your student see in these streets? >> just see struggle, real struggle like their friends in trouble, their friends selling drugs, friends dying. >> he keeps his student off the streets by keeping them busy. >> scoff more taj mere spends hours each day practicing with mr. d and playing in the marching band. >> he just always therefore me always keeping me in a positive mood. i never gives me a chance basically to kind of slip off, do

good morning, a manned. >>> good morning, jan. we are looking at a disable vehicle on the ramp to passyunk avenue. this has been here quite sometime, the right lane completely block, luckily very little volume out there on your majors so this should in the cause a major problem for you this morning. and moving on to center city road work for those driving downtown, jfk boulevard is closed westbound from schuylkill avenue to 20th street. good news that will only last until early afternoon that should be out bay 2:00 p.m. and if you have been outside or listening to our broadcast you know it is cold but that is in the stopping runners. they will out out this morning for rocky run that will affect road by art museum as well as mlk between spring garden and strawberry mansion bridge. use 76 to get around that this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic certainty i'm amanda mueller, now jan, back to you. >>> we will continue to follow our breaking news now a shooting involving a philadelphia police officer puts a man in the hospital. police say

jan? >> nice way to end november. thank you, chelsey.s have high hopes for the holiday shopping season. 164 million americans are expected to shop on line or in stores this weekend. that's up from 154 million last year. michelle miller checks out the action. >> there was the usual frenzy. but in some places, "black friday" was relatively calm. >> this is a thousand times better. >> retailers are better organized and smarter about launching their holiday shopping season. >> that began with jump starting the traditional holiday experience. >> a day ahead of schedule. >> for how long have you been waiting in line for this? >> all night. >> you were here -- >> we got here almost 1:00 in the morning. >> longer lines in stores shows plenty of shoppers are eager. shireese jones is a national business correspondent for usa today. >> do you see the demise of " black friday" anywhere on the horizon? >> they've been talking about the death of "black friday" for about ten years. i don't think will go completely away. most sales, 80 to 90% still happ

jan? >> looking great, thank you, chelsey. 6:17 now. starbucks is planning to open it very first store in italy next year. and that's stirring up controversy in the country where expresso was created. cbs news correspondent seth don't has more from milan. >> in italy, this is the daily ritual. you don't hear the word grand or frappuccino. coffee is simple and straightforward. >> it is our way to enjoy the day. >> but ask him about starbucks plans to open in the tone changes. >> the seattle coffee giant makes for awkward conversation here. >> i like starbucks. i like starbucks. but it is like a big invasion. >> invasion. >> yes. >> tradition runs deep here in italy, and coffee is no exception, but with starbucks planning to open its fors store here in milan, next year , its italian coffee culture un threat? after all, the cookies and cream, frozen cappuccino, is already here. even before starbucks arrives, several american style coffee shops are catering to changing taste. >> can you make us a unicorn with the cookies and cream theme unt

jan? >> chelsey, thank you. >> 6:51. who will be named top dog?90 breeds will be competing for that honor at the 2017 national dog show. it at the greater err philadelphia expo center. i had the chance to get preview of this weekend's event with trainer lourdes, take a look. >> thanks for being with us, lourdes. you've got a friends as well watch are you guys going to be doing? >> echo, boards err collie. you can see he's ready to go, very intense, breed also great work ethic and very agile. i think he want to demonstrate . >> good. left. ride. good. he is easy. good. good. nice job, echo, good boy. >> good job, echo. so, if people come out this weekend, can they see this and a bunch of other things? >> well, this is part of the go dog. we will have a dog demonstrate all weekend long, and also going to have this dog, here, the arena, national dog show. it is presented by purina, hosted by the council of philadelphia. so great show. opportunity to meet dogs of all times, over 180 breeds will be here, over 2,000 dogs. soap, it should be exciting. >>

rahel, jan? >> matt, thank you.ss our region. >> from the delaware county times, navy let van cooks buffet for the homeless. the chef served turkey, ma'am, mashed potatoes, outside the chester transportation center. >> from the press of atlantic city american legion host 352 somers point, hosed meal for the recruits in cape may. recruits also time to watch some football, and call their loved ones. >> from the allentown morning call now, a thank giving day tradition on the gridiron. close to dozen men ages 22 to 64 play a game of football in saulsbury township for the 62nd straight year. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> thousands bundled up to run in the 39th annual thanksgiving day ms run. the run started and ending at the psc bank center in downtown wilmington, 10k run, 5k walk. santa and police clause at the to help kick offer the race. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," rush hour is underway. stores opened early for "black friday." and shoppers are

hi, amanda. >> hi, jan, a live look at the vine westbound at 16th street. if you were here earlier this hour, you know we were dealing with pretty nasty accident, overturned vehicle, in the right lane. crews have it block, drivers should be good too long. incredible really, it was pretty big mess, any residual backups a clear of the our as well as you can see. next, following this incident for kim of hours, this is in delran, an overturned vehicle. >> all lanes blocked, causing some problems, so avoid the area if you can. >> and finley, looking at some condition struck he struck sean issues, right lane block on the a.c. expressway, approaching 73, will cause headache for bigger vehicles specially trucks, all oversized vehicles need to exit before exit 28. and in the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> amanda, thank you. >>> the eagles look to keep the momentum going. and the sixers perform magic act. here's will hely van arsdale with eyewitness sport. >> last night, ben simmons, point guard mcconnell slid into the starting slot and pu

we have been talking about jan and trang do but jan has been at the airport bringing us the play by play it is already getting busy there, i will be out there with you battling those cars at the airport as well, get there early. check your schedules than line around the airport you can see everybody is traveling good but i will say typically when we see this shot at 5:30 in the morning it is in the like this. this is more movement then what we see on i-95 around the airport. give yourself some extra time there on the ground as well. we did have a traffic stop, blue route before the schuylkill and then that has been cleared. volume levels around here are looking good. forty-two freeway north bound starting to build up levels here, this off ramp, to creek road, just a head up we are getting slow because 42 south at 295 the off ramp closed, left lane also blocked. rahel, back to you. >>> planes, trains, automobiles, it will be a busy travel day as millions prior to head home for the holiday. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live this morning with the travel outlook there, good m

. >> i'm jan carabeo in for jim donovan. jan in for jim donovan this morning. >> gloves, hats, scarfs, all of those kind of good things, your winter jacket, yes, maybe you can get yourself a new nice pair of mittens, if you're headed out this morning , because you need them it is a cool, cool start to the day. the good news for us, while it was cold yesterday afternoon, it is not going to be like that this afternoon. so, if you are maybe someone that wants to sleep in little bit. you don't want to get up and deal with the cold, and the crowds here early, early on, on "black friday," it is going to be a little bit nicer this afternoon. you'll still need the jacket later in the day, but see temperatures today, in afternoon hours, definately warmer than what we had yesterday. storm scan3, a very quiet scene on this "black friday" morning, you see few high clouds up through part of the lehigh valley, then into the poconos, then far northeastern pennsylvania, but in general, it is going to be a very clear morning, and a very sun-

jan? >> reporter: we are searching for the top dog this morning, i'm jan carabeo, coming to you live from oaks pennsylvania from the national dog show, all happening this weekend, and coming up we will show you some of the most after i had dogs. >> oh, my good nice, like air budd out there. looking ahead here to some sunshine today. but still a a chill in the air as we wrap up our work week on brisk note. we'll break down the details every timing and what kind of impact you'll find out there. first, your cure auto insurance travel forecast. >> batman and wonder woman, to safer the planet, hits theatres today. here is entertainment tonight kevin frazier with a preview. >> in theatres this weekends, ben after lack batman, wonder woman is new found ally, together they're fighting a new enemy in justice league. >> i had a dream. >> what was your favorite moment? >> just being able to work together. >> thanks. >> i think the first time everyone was together, in their costume, that was pretty co

none of those crazy lines that jan's seeing over at the airport. take a look here this will be the slowest part of what will be a very busy day for amtrak. here's some video from last years thanksgiving rush, and more people now are expected to travel this year for thanksgiving then in years pennsylvania and that does include the rails. starting yesterday and going through monday amtrak's busiest time of the year. nationwide they will move some three-quarters of the million people during this time period , and amtrak is actually added extra trains to meet this demand, lets take a listen. >> if you haven't already purchased your ticket and still need to travel in the next several days get to amtrak.com. call 800 u.s.a. rail, down load our app, certainly purchase a particular here at the station but you want to make sure that is there enough room for you. in additionally you want to make sure that you are arriving at the station at lee 30 to 45 minutes before your train is scheduled to depart when are coming here in a taxi , ride share service or tak

good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo.orologist, chelsey ingram, out there on the cbs-3 skydeck this morning with eyewitness weather. so i myself was unprepared. i forgot my jacket and i was regretting it. >> you definitely need it this morning. in fact, i want to start you off with a look at the chilly temperatures across the delaware and the lehigh valley we've got a lot of spot in the 40's, and then we also have 30 's out in the poconos, where it is 37 degrees. it is 48 degrees in center city. we have 44 allentown, 44 in trenton, upper four's down the shore in wildwood. it is 47 in atlantic city. right around 49 degrees in millville. we are much cooler compared to this time yesterday. remember, it was a very mild start to the day yesterday. we made it to high temperature every 73. totally different story today. we're den degrees cooler right now in philadelphia, full 18 degrees cooler, places like reading and 19 degrees cooler in the poconos. so today, look at these high temps. 59 degrees in philadelphia, that's far cry

rahel, jan? >> all right, diane, thank you >> true professional, even on the day after thanksgiving. thank you, duane. >> thank you. >> a sit tradition is back up and running at love park. >> christmas village officially opened for business yesterday. around 80 vendors set up shop inside the park for the first time since construction began almost two years ago. now, love park itself, still under construction, project is expected to be finish by spring. kris mass village open every day through christmas eve. >> and the holiday season is in full swing and cbs-3 celebrating with holiday fest. tonight on "eyewitness news," we are headed to collingswood, where the holiday's will be on display with the tree lighting , caroling, holiday shopping, that's tonight on " eyewitness news." >> although many are, it doesn't look like everyone is in the holiday spirit this year. >> grinch, authorities in virginia, are trying to find a man who they say set a holiday tree on fire. this was in hopewell. that's just

good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's get right over to that all important eagles game day forecast with meteorologist, chelsey ingram. good sunday morning, chills i. rainy overnight. how is it looking right now? >> kinds of wet overnight on my drive in, had to use the windshield wipers but the main batch of rain has moved on out things overall will be looking much better throughout the day , still dreary, have the clouds hanging around, by the way let me take to you live look where you can see illuminated city sky thanks to the clouds cover and those lights reflecting off the the clouds. low clouds across the region this morning, clouds will hang around pretty much all day a look at storm scan3 does show the main batch of rain has moved on out. still have to hold for stray shower, maybe patchy drizzle as a possibility through the your sunday. 53 degrees in philadelphia, 56 in millville, in the mid and up ear's down the shore, it is 56 degrees in atlantic city right around 59 in wildwood. we aren't as chilly as we w

or you could just trust duracell. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao.it of the soggy start for our sunday morning. lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with our eyewitness weather forecast. chelsea we see a lot have green behind you this morning. >> good news it is moving out just in time for the marathon. lets show you a look at storm scan three so you can see what is going on we are dealing with light rain in philadelphia but noticing these showers pushing off from west toe and we will see gradual clearing, as we head throughout the day-to-day. notice a lot of blue on the temperature map colder air that is seeping in throughout the day as well, it is 58 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-five in wilmington. we will se temperatures dropping as we head throughout the day. now take a look at these wind gustness wilmington. we have seen winds gusting up to ward of 48 miles an hour as per the most recent report, 33 miles an hour in philadelphia, that is why we have a wind a eff through 4:00 this afternoon gusting to 50 miles an her will be a possibili

good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's get right to the forecast, here is meteorologist, chelsey ingram with, good saturday morning, chelsey, how are you today? >> good, dry right now, dry morning, dry start to the day. but jan that will be changing as we head into the afternoon. let's take you right now to live look at center city. you can see the dry conditions over those building tops, but that's going to be changing very soon. specially by perhaps the noon hour maybe shortly thereafter. pictures right now, they're on the chilly side of things, chilly start out there. we have temperatures in the 20 's, also the 30's, and it is 36 degrees right now in philadelphia. we're in the upper 20s allentown and trenton as well as reading. 28 degrees in atlantic city, and it is currently 27 degrees in millville. we are colder compared to 24 hours ago, those spots anywhere from one to 16 degrees coal nerve some spots, and actually, 17 degrees colder now in millville area, it is 9 degrees colder in philadelphia. here's a look a

for now we are live from university city, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".ack to you. >> still a lot of questions, jan, back to you. >>> teenage murder suspect michael huggins remains at large more than 24 hours after he escaped a youth detention facility in atlantic county. three other teens, who escaped with huggins had been captured near an apartment complex, in bridgeton, and the news of huggins escape is opening up a wound for a family that says he shot and killed his loved one. >> when i found out, it was him that had escaped and they have not found him just yet it was devastating news because we all thought he was somewhere where he could in the get out. >> now if you see huggins do not approach him call 911. >>> delaware county district attorney's office is investigating after almost $300,000 reported missing, from the accounts of the up are darby tax collector. township workers noticed money missing six months ago, sources tell cbs-3 "eyewitness news" that the woman linc to the investigation no longer works for the township. it is in the clear how t

what is the very latest. >> good morning, jan.ce say a man inside was threatening somebody with a knife when officers arrived, and that is when one of the officers fired a shot, at this hour, you can see behind me investigators do remain inside this home. this is on the 1200 block of south 29th street until the grays ferry section of the city. police responded just before 3:45 this morning for reports of the domestic dispute, again when officers arrived they found that man threatening somebody inside, with a knife, and a officer reportedly shot that man in the chest but woman inside has no reported injuries, that man meantime is in critical condition at penn presbyterian medical center and as is standard procedure in officer involved shootings that officer will be placed on administrative leave, again, police confirming that officer involved in the shooting fired that shot, after a man inside was threatening a woman inside , with a knife, we will stay up to dayton this developing story but for now, live from grays ferry i'm anita

you how victims are doing this morning >>> today is sunday november 19th good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, lets get right to the forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather good sunday morning. do my years deceive me is there a bit of clearing out there. >> there is clearing,. >> it is clearing. those runners didn't start with a wet start to the race. maybe some wet grounds but overall we are seeing rain moving out and clearing is happening. we are seeing sunshine making a return. that will be key as we head throughout the afternoon. let me take to you storm scan three. we have that rain pushing well off to thee, maybe lingering sprinkle or shower near toms river atlantic city down into cape may. we are drying out into philadelphia and we are seeing that sunshine moving in as well. 50 degrees in philadelphia we are in the upper 40's in wilmington, cold air pushing on in when we started our newscast temperatures were in the upper 50's. testament to how much it has changed and courtesy of the win, in fact, wind advisory is in effect through 4:00 this afternoon

. >>> today is sunday november 12th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. lets get over to that all important eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, chelsea ingram. good sunday morning, chelsea cold but it will get better. >> i like what you said, not quite, quite as cold, still chilly though this morning. we are dealing with temperatures in the 30's and also still in the 20's and lots of cloud cover as we are starting out this sunday. lets show you these numbers in the delaware and lehigh valleys. we have 35 in philadelphia upper 20's in allentown. mid 20's mount pocono. twenty-seven in reading. down the shore we are in the low 30's. thirty-two atlantic city. we are in the 30's at this hour in delaware. now we are, warmer compared to this time yesterday morning just 24 hours ago. we are five to 10 degrees warmer. 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia and 6 degrees warmer in the millville area. here's what you can expect today. it is not as cold as it was yesterday, generally high temperatures are going to be from five to about 10 degrees warmer headin

jan?it is a big weekend in oaks, pennsylvania, we are talking about the 16th annual national dog show. i'm jan carabeo, reporting live, coming up we take a look at a couple of the top dogs in this year's competition, and of course we have to talk to the host, 16 years going, john , and we will be right back. >> congratulations, so being on this list mean more to you than other records? >> yes, being all around player means you can help your team in all phases toasting dad: i'm not one but here's to... to many more years of friendship. and feasts! crowd: [laughing, cheering] to presents! a mi familia que lo es todo. ♪ to being right here, right now, with you. sfx: dog bark. and you. toasting dad: i guess what i'm trying to say is, here's to family. we're proud to bring your family amazing value every day. t.j. maxx. marshalls. homegoods. family is the greatest gift. >> welcome back, jan carabeo live in observation, where the competition will take place, and a big surprise. show's famous hos

. >>> today is sunday november 19th good morning i'm jan carabao. meteorologist chill see in gram will have eyewitness weather for us shortly, but first lets get out to the ben franklin parkway where philadelphia marathon is kicking off. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at the start line where she ran into a familiar face, good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, yes , difficult run into a very familiar face but before we get to that i did want to show you as you can see thinks next carol for philadelphia marathon. we saw first carroll leave, of course, about 30,000 runners are taking part in the philadelphia marathon, today a very exciting day, the rain actually is gone right now but these runners will have to deal with a lot of wind. we did run into a familiar face, we know rahel solomon has been training, preparing very hard for this mar then for months, and months. take a listen to what she has to say about how she feels about being here this morning. >> if you would have told me last year i would have done broad street run, lo

jan?>> and i'm jan carabao reporting live from philadelphia international airport this morning where the security lines are already, long although they are moving smoothly, coming up we will show you why this is shaping up to be the busiest thanksgiving holiday travel week, since 2005. >> ♪ >>> we are remembering part ridge family star david cassidy, teen heart throb and 70's icon passed away yesterday. >> ♪ >> they start, the songs, there is really no place like home for the holidays we hope where ever you are going, you get there safely. >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in today's morning monday, wednesday, november 22nd. >> good morning, guys. >> heading home for holiday people packed the road, rails,

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> goods morning i'm jan carabeo.your clocks back one hour, and enjoy that extra hour of sleep. but, do prepare yourselves for driving home from work in the dark sunset will begin at about 5:00 p.m. and in my opinion, that is the worse part. good morning, kelly. >> i know, so true, so true, jan. hey, it is a cool start to the day today. looking at temperatures, take a look, across the delaware, lehigh valley, in the 30's and 40's, even at this hour, 48 degrees in philadelphia. forty in allentown right around 38 in reading and it is a chilly 39 degrees in mount pocono. today we will see clouds on the increase and thickening up as the winds shifts more to the east, high of 59 degrees. and a quick check of your eyewitness weather seven day forecast temperature roller cozier again, that will continue, oh boy thank you chelsey. >>> 8: 58. that's it for "eyewitness news " this morning but you can always follow us on our website at cbsphilly.com. i'm jan carabeo, have a great day. we've paid a big price for chris christie an

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. >> we'll tell you all about her new albumn coming up next, jan? >> we've got a treat for you today, jim, a hell. coming to you live from franklin square, holiday festival, and its magnificant electrical spectacle. boy does it live up to its name, coming up we'll show you jaws it takes to put on this magnificant event year after year. stay with us. >> con hat lakes cents, being on this list mean more to you than other records? >> yes, being all around player means you can help your team on all phase z- who do you think is similar to you today? >> one guy, rowdy you. >> who the heck is rowdy you. >> you mean cure auto insurance. >> that guy from cure auto insurance serves all purpose just like me. >> you don't have to be an all purpose back to save on car insurance. cure auto insurance. drive well. but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! just kind of ties in very well. so i'm calling

. >>> today is sunday november 12th, good morning, i'm jan carabao lets get over to that eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram. good sunday morning. how are we doing this morning. >> the war of that cold is over, it is behind us but still a rather chilly start to your morning, let me start off with a live look we are looking at sit friday palmyra cove nature park and you can see a dry morning but it is still on the chilly side, in fact, it is literally freezing in philadelphia with a temperature of 32 degrees. we still have 20's on the map. 28 degrees in wilmington. twenty-six in reading, 27 in allentown, 26 in trenton. down shore 27 in atlantic city and we have 30 degrees at this hour in wildwood but we are making headway here compared to the last 24 hours, we are warmer, across the entire region, and anywhere from five to 10 degrees warmer in fact in the poconos 10 degrees warmer then this time yesterday and we are 9 degrees warmer right here in philadelphia. so here's what you can expect throughout the day-to-day, now this afternoon is not going to be as cold as i

n cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> thank you. philadelphia is moving the frank rizzo statue to the front of the municipal services building, david spunt tells us it is unclear where the statue will go. >> over the summer this statue across the street from city hall sparked a protest, and a conversation. former philadelphia mayor, frank rizzo, died in 1991, but his reputation is still debated today. >> it hasn't changed in 70 years. still looks the same. >> rizzo known as no nonsense lead here served as police commissioner then mayor. >> this statue went up in 1998 , and it has always made some proud and others uncomfortable. >> i remember when he was mayor. didn't like him then, still don't like him. >> city official announced on friday the statue will be removed, but not destroyed. it will just move to another location sometime next year. >> i was always for relocation , you know, i think it is fine to have statues, i think it is different when it is in the center of the city. >> cyst it councilwoman helen gym proposed the remov

" rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you, jan. patrick o'hanlon recovering this morning, that's after police say he was shot by del ron ma hand. police say the 19 year old suspect known member of the crypts gang. officials say he almost shot the officer in the face, but the gun jammed, shooting him in the thigh instead. >> he was able to rip the gun out every his hands, and physically stay on top of him until back up arrived, which was matter of seconds. >> authorities say this is not his first run in with the law. he has extensive criminal history, at just 19 years old, already arrested ten times, convicted of three felonies since becoming a adult. >> republicans calling it a game changer for american families. house republicans officially unveiled their tax overhaul bill, saying the middle class will see the biggest benefit. democrats, though, in this -- insist the he can act thing is the opposite of the sex act thing in this case. here is hena doba. >> tax cuts if we get this through, i think we, will you will see this economy

reporting live from south philadelphia, jan carabao for cbs eyewitness news. >> stay on top of it foruite sometime, thanks, jan. >>> coming up this morning a hero caught on camera a blind man lies fog total strange her saved his life when he pulled him out of the way of an on coming train. >>> plus a giant panda that is treated like a national treasure when it comes to health care why he is so important to the future of the species, pat. >>> good morning, guys, working here at warriors gyms in mount laurel, new jersey. we will tell you inspiration behind this crazy obstacle course when we come right back >>> blake shelf even's name should be in neon lights, we will tell but honor he just received and who he can't wait to stick it to, next. >> okay. blank blank do you need the most trusted batmaybe not.holiday? (screaming) maybe you could trust the world would be just as happy without them. maybe you could trust you wouldn't be replaced. have your sleigh repossessed. and end up living in the middle of nowhere with the only friend you have left in the entire world. no! or you could just

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scene, investigators say house didn't seem to be broken in to or ransacked, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabaoes heading to the medical examiner's office right now and will have a live report in an half an hour. >>> police are flooring i group of teenage hours assaulted a temple university student and then late's tack a home less man. eli cuts tells "eyewitness news" he was attacked at 12th and oxford a block from campus around 8:30 on november 7th he said four teenagers punch, kicked, hit him in the head with the pipe, he ran but then group chased aim after him. you. >> they didn't take anything from me. they just beat me so i have to say just why? maybe i looked at them funny. maybe they didn't like how i dressed. >> police are telling "eyewitness news" that the detectives believe that same group of teens attack a homeless man an hour later, right new they are looking for witnesses or surveillance video. temple spokesmen calls the attack serious and says students can always call for transportation through the university. >>> house of representatives is expected to vote today on the g

day, jan was our master of ceremonies and our speakers were ken burns and lynne novick, codirectors ofry called "the vietnam war." we released a book service announcements, starring gary sinise, tim burns, lynn novick, and the incomparable ann-margret. thanks to all of them for supporting our efforts. [applause] we are ending our anniversary commemoration this week with the reading of the names honoring maya lin, and hearing from the only enlisted vietnam veteran ever to serve as secretary of defense, chuck hagel. through all of these activities, and with all of our speakers, we maintain the commitment the wall was built on, never forget. i will now read the names of the organizations as they lay their wreaths today. i would ask you to please stand if you are able. while they are being played, you will hear bagpiper chris jackson playing amazing grace for the 19th year. today's ceremony will close with the playing of taps by master sergeant ofaster the president's own united states marine band. the organization is laying wreaths. national parks service. fund.m veterans memorial vietnam

on the investigation good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning. medical examiner will conduct, an autopsy to figure out how this 80 year-old man died. he was found dead late last night, there was a lot of blood there but at this point police say it is too early to tell if this was an accident or a homicide, lets look at the video, the scene last night on the 2500 block of east lehigh avenue, "eyewitness news" was there as homicide detectives interviewed family, neighbors and friends who saw the eight year-old victim earlier in the day. police say family last saw him around 1:00 in the afternoon, then they found him injured around 9:00 p.m. when they called police. medics arrived just before 9:30 and pronounced that had man dead. they fund him on the kitchen floor with the cut on his head and surrounded by blood, crime scene unit and homicide detectives did remain there on the scene until late last night trying to figure out how this all happened. >> at this point we just don't know if there was any foul play involved or if the victim fell and hit

. >>> i'll jan car bay o7 shores are trying to find the best gar gain and we will check with them in a moment but first meteorologist matt peter son live on the sky deck this afternoon with a look at what to expect if you go shopping later today. >> i should say good morning or afternoon i should say. it is a bright, bright sunny afternoon on this last friday here in philadelphia. it will be a wonderfully sunny rest of the day, as well, and actually outside on the sky deck while it was chill think morning it is not too bad as you get ready to move in the afternoon hours, lunchtime looking comfortable for us. as we peak on storm scan three you can see high pressure is in control. that is why we are so clear, with all of that sunshine out there. a few high cloud through early morning hours and in areas around lehigh valley, areas up toward poconos woke up to a few cloud but overall, it has been a sun filled start to the day, and temperatures for the most part are on the warmer side, now compared to where they were early this morning, we are seeing 50's in southern new jersey, millville

and so you'll see fewer stores too. >> thank you so much for your time today, jan. great to see you. >> you too. >> now here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." >>> holiday shortened week was a record for stocks. powerful rally across the board on tuesday sent the dow to a new mark and nasdaq and s&p 500 also closed at record highs as well. mostly driven by technology companies. stocks ended the week yellen resign from the board when her successor is sworn in february. not reappointed by president trump. first woman to serve as fed chair. yet another massive data breach. this one involving uber. the company's ce oo saying 57 million accounts compromised that occurred in october of last year and paid the hackers $100,000 to destroy the data. no guarantee that actually happened and the company made sure it covered everything up. >>> up next, "on the money." holidays under way and that can get very expensive. it's not too late to put a spending plan in place though. we've got budget next. >>> and later, whether it's a fancy event o

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live from the cbs-3 news center with latest on the russian meddling investigation , jan. >> reporter: this is special council's robert mueller first indictment resulting from that investigation in the russian meddling in the 2016 election in, that 31 page indictment paul manafort and rick gates are charged with 12 felony counts, including, money laundering, false statements and other acts of conspiracy against the united states. >> when was last time you spoke to the president. >> reporter: numerous passports, phone with fake name and lots of cash, this is not part of the any hollywood script but real life for paul manafort according to investigators. >> manafort had a reputation and his firm was known for shady business. >> reporter: manafort, former trump campaign chairman and his collogue rick gates are expect in court today. they are accused of laundering 75 million-dollar, and indicted for not registering while they lobbied for a foreign government. >> while he was campaign chairman for the was reaching out to russian close to putin and

it could mean for millions of customers, good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim and rahel, good morningyou said it this could possibly impact millions of people, now, forever 21 released a statement yesterday , they say they are investigating, at this time they are not sure how many locations are impacted or exactly where those locations are, throughout the country but they do say that the people impacted here seem to be the people who went inside store and made purchases there , for seven months earlier this year. as holiday shopping season gets underway earlier and earlier, this is the worst sort of news for people making purchases. >> i don't make thousands of dollars a month so if i do get hats, by people it is not because i'm not making that money i can pick up a shift and work all that money. it is scary. >> reporter: charlotte clark has to worry about if her credit card fur has been compromised after shopping at forever 21. the store, one of the largest in the country, said someone may have stolen credit card information from customers who shopped that at forever 21 earlier this

jan?o you live this morning from franklin square holiday festival where we have the electrical spectacle on the outside. on the inside we've got heat and some very sweet treats. coming up i'm going to show you what's new on the menu this year, katie? >> jan, you picked the right time to go inside. it is starting to get very very chilly out there. as temperatures, interestingly , even despite the sun coming up, decline through the day. but this isn't where we bottom out. that's later in the forecast, i'll let you know how long the temperature will fall, but first your cure ate owe insurance travel forecast. but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! >> ben franklin prank lynn helped kick off this year's holiday festivities last night >> from the sparkling lights show, to seasonal sweet treats , there are plenty of fun things ha

good morning, jan. >> good morning, that's right. police tell us, they have not moved out the possibility that this was a murder suicide. investigators tell us they found a weapon inside of that vehicle, very close to the bodies, there were no bullet holes in this vehicle, no shattered glass. but this is all very preliminary information. they tell us this investigation is still in its early stages. take a look at the video, this is the scene, police were called to this scene at amber and venango in kensington just after 10:00 last night, the 3500 block of amber street. there they found man and woman inside after suv both shot in the head. the pair was pronounced dead there at the scene short time later. now homicide detective have pick up this case. they're talking to neighbors, possible family members in this immediate area. investigators tell us a vehicle is registered in this area. and again, police are searching for motive. but they may have a lead. take a listen. >> right now, we didn't get any information or description of a sh

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"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us live from the about a was in pennsauken how this new law could affect businesses, hi there, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning, governor chris christie signed this law back in july, soto back owe retailers have had just about four months to prepare, but still many tell "eyewitness news" that this new law will take a big chunk out of their bottom line. they are not too happen bye that. take a look at the video we have seen, all of these new signs popping up, in these local convenient stores this new law increases smoking age here in new jersey from 19 to 21 years old. law applies to e cigarettes as well, a critical move, given an increase in the use by high school students. according to the health department 13.5 percent of all 18 to 24 years old are smokers , and the state's health commissioner kathleen bennet said something needed to be done to address young adults and smoking and says increasing smoking age gives the youngest adults time to mature and make informed decisions. on the flip side convenient store near college c