you born baby on fire. details are breaking right now. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson live outside st. christopher's hospital for children where that young victim was flown steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning nicole. the those details still coming in the news room this morning but we do know this a young new born child, was apparently, doused in some sort of a flammable liquid, set on fire and then shipped here to st. christopher's hospital for treatment. i want to take you to the scene. we have video from the the scene there in pemberton new jersey. simon town road. investigators on the scene this morning. sources telling cbs-3 of a horrific incident last night that shortly after 11:00 o'clock neighbors witnessed the infant's young mother in her 20's. they say she was screaming douse ago this child in some sort of a fluid and then setting the child on fire. the the child again was flown to st. christopher's hospital, here with second and third degree burns. those burns were all over, 100 percent of that child's body. we are awaiting in more word from hospital officials on the status of the child, as well, as a possible criminal investigation, from police, again, those details, still developing right now this morning. reporting live from st. christopher's hospital i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thank you. and new this morning police are investigating a shooting in north philadelphia victim was shot in the leg just after 3:00 o'clock. it happened near corner of dauphin street and north van pelt street. the person was rushed to temple hospital in stable condition, so far, no arrests have been made. a 16 year-old is under arrest accused of stabbing another teen to death. this happened at forty-sixth and market streets friday afternoon. now police say an argument that began during lunch at west philadelphia high school spilled in the after school hours. the the teen victim was rushed to children's hospital but succumbed to his wounds. history is made all over again, the late joe paterno once again stand as college football's winningest coach this is after ncaa strikes a deal on university sanctions. now students at penn state gathered in front of the old main this picture posted on twitter by on ward state. it shows the crowd chanting 409 and joe paterno. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has more on what led to this decision. >> reporter: at agreement means 112 victories will be restored to the football program making joe paterno once again winningest coach in major college football with 409 wins. repeal of the decree follows the ncaa decision last year to reinstate football scholarships and allow penn state the to play in bowl games earlier then original penalty. they were all put in place in the wake of the jerry sandusky child s3x abuse scandal that rock the university. a all night viewers have been commenting on our facebook page about this. michael hall writes if paterno and mcqueary had called police in the first place the ncaa would not have been involved. susan welch always said you shouldn't have punished the boys on the field who won those games, that is my opinion. ray stevens chimes in the ncaa is about fair competitiveness on the field and those wins were earned by people who had nothing to do with what happened. betty dart simply states about time. joe willan contend penn state and their fans are pathetic, the kid are the real victims here and not the football team. bill carmichael declares this is all about money. settlement stems from a lawsuit filed by a state senator and state treasure era begins ncaa and penn state. student claimed the the ncaa didn't have the right to punish penn state in the jerry sandusky child sex scandal and penn state should not have agreed today is a a victory for due process which was in the afforded in this case. the ncaa has surrendered. the the agreement is that we have reached represents a complete victory of the issue at hand. >> reporter: new deal directs a 60 million-dollar fine to address child abuse be spent within pennsylvania, the paterno family released a statement this afternoon which a said in part that the repeal of the consent decree and return of the wins to the university and joe paterno confirm that the ncaa and the board of trustees acted prematurely and irresponsiblessably in the unprecedented sanctions that the ncaa imposed on the university, players, coaches and the community. >> the proposed settlement that is expect to be fully accepted by all parties involved, and all of the sanctions remaining against the the university, all of this is now raising questions as to whether or not joe paterno's stat the you will be put back, and we are told by penn state officials, that decision hasn't been made just yet. reporting from the sat center, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, this morning we're learning new details about a temple university student who fell from a window to her death. the victim is identified as 18 year-old rebecca kim. now authorities say she was visiting two male students at an art institute of philadelphia dorm room near 16th and chestnut when she fell from an eighth floor window. friend say kim was a fresh man pharmacy student. >> she was nice, sweet helpful, always smiling, real positive person . i could see her having a real good future. she seemed like a smart girl overall, a nice person. just so sad to hear that happened. >> kim felon top of the 44 year-old woman that woman suffered neck and back injuries, also lost some teeth but she is expect to recover. new to the latest on the drug bust gone bad, police opened fire on a suspect that they say tried to run down an officer to avoid an arrest. it was a close call for police on 69th street in delaware county. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has details from upper darby. >> reporter: a philadelphia man is in jail after trying to run down an upper darby police officer on 69th street on friday afternoon. the female officer pulled her gun. >> she fires one shot at the vehicle and the shot enters through the window of the vehicle, and the vehicle then knocks over two or three parking meters and we had them boxed in we thought but he drove right up on the sidewalk. >> reporter: police were conducting a raid on the suspect who sold drugs to undercovers on four separate occasions. he got away jumping in his car and ramming front door of the furniture store and gunning for the the officer. police pulled him out of the car where the window was shout out, inside, bundles of heroin fell out and semiautomatic weapons. on the suspect they found thousands of heroin and crack. >> we have a load of dope, four buys off of him we've got a gun, he will be in jail a long time. >> reporter: neither officer or suspect were injured in the incident. the the suspect is in custody at this hour and he will likely be charged with attempted murder in addition to other drug related offenses. in upper darby, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new this morning, bad weather, forced pope francis to cut short a visit honoring victims of the 2013 deadly super typhoon. this is video of the holy father returning to manilla a. earlier francis met with family members. he told more than 100,000 faithful it was a difficult day to find the right word to comfort them. pope's visit culminates with mass tomorrow where as many as 6 million people are expected to attend. very long line for communion, for sure. still ahead on "eyewitness news" falling gas prices have drivers feeling happy, in new jersey. >> reporter: $1.85 a gallon are you kidding me? south jersey is loving this cheap gas. i'm cleve bryan coming up i'll tell what you low fuel costs mean to our local okay buddy what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. rock bottom gas prices are helping new jersey businesses, bottom line. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more on how falling fuel prices are helping profit every where. >> reporter: fill her up feels easier to say when gas is south of two bucks a gallon. >> every time i fill up my tank for $15, i get so excited. >> little bit more than 20 bucks. it is really nice too. >> reporter: when driving is a big part of what you do as a living low fuel prices make an impact. >> the lower the better. >> reporter: when gas was high flowers by sweet ins in woodbury in washington township was spending hundreds of dollars each week to fill their delivery van. now with valentines day approaching delivery cost won't eat up the profit. >> we will be filling up quite a few times, for sure. so vans don't have good mileage. >> reporter: feeling savings on a bigger sale, the school bus company in sewell, new jersey in camden go through 8,000 gallons of gas and diesel a week. their costs are down 20 percent from a year ago so it is time to reinvest. >> maybe buy equipment earlier then expect which spans our fleet and allows to us provide more jobs. >> reporter: not only does that mean more hires the company is pass ago long savings to the customers. >> we do give that return back to the school systems, ultimately hopefully to the school systems benefit by allowing that to pass through their budgets as well. >> reporter: of course question we have is how low will gas prices go and how long will this last? this is a six year low, a across the nation for price of gasoline. in deptford new jersey i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, that is a low we don't mine but how low can these temperatures go? pretty low this morning. our weather watchers are up early, thank you for weighing in and let's head to 16 degrees, shall we and that is what tim mitchell is find nothing tuckerton, new jersey and he has a comment as he usually does. it is usually right on target. clear with a hand numbing northerly wind making it feel like 5 degrees. that is the other problem today. not a lot of wind but temperatures as low as they are that any wind makes it feel very coal. 14 degrees our friends, in newark delaware, delores lee, she says 14 degrees. very cold, calm in wind. clear, beautiful sky full of stars. she's always remarking on the stars. i love that she looks out her window this morning hour. the lets go outside and take a look and see if we can find any stars. we can find that they are lying around on the bridge. it looks star lit right now ben franklin bridge very quiet morning. if you like quiet weather you'll like quiet wet they are morning because we have got it every place. in precipitation not that much in the way of wind and in fact still in wind, down in rehoboth beach with a temperature of 32 degrees. the it is quiet, on their boardwalk, as you might expect with a temperature at the freezing mark along the shore areas. now we're also looking at storm scan three showing no problems today expect full sunshine, all day long and then tomorrow it is a whole different picture. we will get rain in here. if there are things you need to do this is half of the weekend to do them in. even though temperatures will be colder it will be dry today, unlike tomorrow. and cold it is, 19 out at the airport in philadelphia. we have 12 allentown. four in the poconos. this is ridiculous. nineteen in in millville. twenty-one down in wildwood and we've got mostly sunny skies expect for us today. now we are finding these temperatures on sunday, getting to, oh, say right about 40-degree mark or so. forty, 44 degrees possibly. then we will start to see temperatures coming down by the time we get to monday. sun will be back but it will be windy. that 40-degree temperature on monday will be feeling colder then that actual reading. future weather by 5:00 o'clock, there may be a couple clouds out there. just a forerunner of the clouds coming here tomorrow. this is a look at 7:00 o'clock in the morning. at 6:00 in the morning it starts to move into the region and this is as it is estimated right now with this low pressure system forming off the carolina coast it is coming in here, we will get some rain, maybe on the leading edge of the precipitation where temperatures are cold because it will be earlier and farther north you go it will stay slightly colder as this precipitation comes in. do you see a brief bit of the mix, a brief bit of freezing rain? it is possible, but very quickly these temperatures will warm up and they will warm up and this transitions over to all rain every place. expect generally all rain you notice though that there could be a little bit of freezing in a couple of spots just at the initial on set of this precipitation but look at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. orange indicating heavier rain. there is quite a bit of that out there we will keep this right through the noon time hour. notice further west less likely you are to see this heavy rain at all. by 2:00 in the afternoon areas started to dry out with the exception of the shore and maybe a few other spots through new jersey. 4:00 p.m. same story continue with the rain showers this thing finally starts to pull away and then we will get colder air coming down in the area. this will not be a small little rain maker either because some spots could be picking up an inch of rain between one and 2 inches a according to this computer model mostly around shore areas where rain is hanging around longer. we will pick up rain through philadelphia. farther north and west less likely we are to see much in the way of rain. temperatures in the 30's today, lower 30's, 25 in the poconos. expect wind to remain light. thirty-two is a pretty true 32. tonight, 28 degrees these temperatures getting down but not as cold as this morning. tomorrow 44 degrees. it is a cold rain at 44. bundle up, keep those pets inside and dry as well. and then on monday we are dry, blustery tuesday 40. wednesday a brief clipper system may bring rain or snow shower but should not be a big deal at all. on thursday and friday we are in the upper 30's nicole. >> well, you may be familiar with kick starter a web site that realize on strange tours raise money for other peoples projects and ideas. it is in the only a way to invest in inspiring work but to shop for pretty unusual gifts. in this tech minute kara suboys reports on other crowd sourcing web sites similar to kick start. >> reporter: crowd funding web sites give people opportunity to raise fund for their projects. the those who choose to invest did so for a chance to buy something unique or super specialized. kick starter is biggest player in the crowd funding market. trying to launch campaign it attraction most visitors. shopping for project to invest in it has broadest range of offering. indy go go, gadgets and fun toys and more intangible projects in need of donations like helping someone pay for their surgery or rescue stray dogs or cats. rocket hubbies a much smaller site but appeals to an international audience. it lets use search by neighborhood to see if is there a cause in need of donationness your community. gamers can donate to the independent video games and those interested in medical research and experimental projects should check out med starter n san francisco, i'm kara sueboy for c net.com for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news", the movie american snipper starring bradley cooper is getting oscar buzz. our own ukee washington talks to him and his co-star about that film. special night for area families getting the surprise of their life, why their night turned out to be so much better then they expect. we will have all that coming up next. broadway star idina mansell will let it go at the super bowl this year. frozen star is set to perform the national anthem before the big game on february 1st in phoenix this years pregame festivities will feature a performance by u penn grad john legend will be singing america the beautiful. pop star katie perry is performing at half time. oscar nominations are out and clint eastwood directed film american snipper had a strong showing. among film nominations is best act a ored in for local product bradley cooper. the the jenkintown native has come a long way. our ukee washington talked to cooper and his co-star about the film and what it means to portray a decorated veteran of war whose life came to a tragic end at home. >> you know, ukee it was a huge responsibility and huge honor and responsibility and privilege to be able to step into his shoes. >> i'm willing to meet my creator, to answer every shot that i took. >> don't pick it up. >> it is not only about chris but his wife family what she went through in holding the family together. >> i just have huge respect for all of the spouses left behind. the she's really grateful that the movie shows his flaws and conflict that he went through. i think she's proud of it. when she watched the film she felt like she spent two hours with her husband. that is a huge compliment for my boy here. >> i'm so proud of you you. you are such a great father. >> we optioned the book back in 2011. once he was in murdered it changed everything and we thought, you know, that the story had to be told because how ironically he was murdered was just so awful and thinking that, you know, this relationship between as if we got it right could serve as an example for these who have gone through what they have gone throughy read you talk with him only on the phone what do you remember about that conversation. >> i just remember his sense of humor more than anything and i liked the tone of his voice, which is an infectious. it was very infectious. which is part of the magic of chris. he was a very imposing, 240 238-pound man from texas but he had this great sort of easy demeanor. that was within of the fun things to try to put on and to digest as i was playing him. >> speaking of putting on and digest what did you do come home and philly cheese steaks. you put on some weight my man. >> he couldn't not stop eating. >> ukee, it wasn't fun it wasn't cheese steaks and pizza. i wish it was. this woman kristin connor was a great chef and i ate 8,000 calories of pure protein, complex carbohydrates and i'm 40, my man to gain 35-pound in three months naturally, i wanted to make sure it wasn't going to kill my organ. >> it seems like yesterday were you 15 doing our show. congratulations. >> that is right wrap around. >> continued success happy new year, and looking forward to talking to you in the future. thanks very much. >> i'm ready. >> oh, my god. >> i'm ready to come home. >> it looks like a great film, i was telling ukee up until this point wrap around was bradley cooper's highlight of his career and new he has oscars to contend with. 6:25. ane motional evening in horsham where families of service member got quite a surprise, lets take a look. hugs all around. six families turnout for what they thought was this informational obsession they were expect to go learn about the return of their loved ones from afghanistan but little did they know they would come walking right in the room right then and there. >> i was very surprised i'm still shaking. it is incredible. it is an incredible feeling to have my wife home again. >> so nice. this home coming event was organize by the liberty uso, dietz and watson and our sister radio station 92.5wxtu. the movie selma is getting some oscar buzz, coming up, how local students are getting to see it free for today. we will tell but grass routes campaign to educate children about that very important part of the american history. also what scientists are saying about the year 2014 and its record setting temperatures, we will be right today, it is saturday january 17th good morning thanks for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:30. it is start of the weekend. the lots of folks hoping for good weather, carol. >> they have a better day to day then they will tomorrow. >> okay. >> temperatures are cold tore day then tomorrow but it will be dry today. the it will not be dry tomorrow. it will be rain tomorrow though. so your worries, at rest and if you wanted snowy will dash your hopes with that. we are looking at center city right now it is dry at the the present time but really cold at that 20-degree temperature downtown. it looks bright and beautiful. i'm showing you rehoboth beach. you are seeing the sun there sooner at 32 degrees. look at how bright it will be. the beautiful looking day. not all that windy. right new we don't have any wind either but they are blowing in some locations and that is dropping even the cold temperature that we have through colder levels. storm scan three nothing going on a couple cloud by maryland maybe a few north of binghamton, new york otherwise, it is pretty clear and it will be a beautiful looking day. 19 degrees. cold one. sixteen in trenton. 20 degrees in wilmington. just four in the poconos. we will warm up to go to the shore, well, not necessarily. 19 degrees is the temperature in wildwood right now. factor in the wind and it feels like nine in wildwood. feels like nine in philadelphia and trenton. it feels like a minus eight in the poconos. much cold are morning this morning then yesterday. we had a front coming through here basically try and that dropped our temperatures. today they will get to only 32 degrees but we will keep that sunshine here all day long. tomorrow we will start to see rain coming in here and we will talk about how much, when and time it out for every neighborhood just ahead nicole. >> carol, thank you. we have more on our breaking news that we have been following all morning long. infant is doused in fluid and set on fire by his own mother. can barely say the word. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson live outside st. christopher's hospital for children where we are trying to learn more about that child's condition steve. >> reporter: developing story, details still coming out of this from hospital officials and police as they continue to investigate the but yes, as you mentioned an infant child was doused by some sort of flammable substance and lit on fire late last night. i want to take you to the scene of pemberton, new jersey, the the street is called simontown road, there investigators were on the scene earlier this morning and you can see police and fire vehicles there sources are telling cbs-3 that sometime shortly after or around 11:00 o'clock last night neighbors witnessed something horrific. they witnessed a young mother in her early 20's a mother screaming, douse ago this child again in some sort of flammable fluid and setting that child on fire. the child was then flown to st. christopher's hospital until the second and third degree burns on the entirety of that child's body. again, trying to learn more about the child's condition from hospital officials and police on a possible criminal investigation as this continues this morning. we are live from st. christopher's, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". steve, thank you. eight people are hurt after a trenton bound river line train slams in the car in riverside burlington county. daunte shot this eyewitness cam video of the the chester avenue crossing with his cell phone. three of the injured were in the car other injured person was on the train. the extent of their injuries is unknown. take a look at this frightening scene in delaware county an 86 year-old woman's foot slipped off the brake sending her car crashing through the side of the ymca. michelle krause snapped this photo of the car stopped just inches from that pool. the the driver just lost the building shaken but unhurt. it appears in charges were file. pool area will be closed a as repairs are made. police release surveillance video of the man they say shot and killed a woman waiting for a bus in north philadelphia take a close look, you can still see unidentified kill's approaching and ambush his victim 56 year-old kim jones on tuesday morning. after shooting jones once in the head he got on the northbound subway train exiting at hunting park station. investigators say killer carefully covered his face, lowering his head and these are all signs of the well planned hit. >> it is incredible that something, this insane could happen, to such a good person. >> jones was a social worker who devoted her life to children. she was known to miss kim at the church of the advocate where she launched an after school meal program. now to the latest on the flu out break and deadly east affects being felt in delaware. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown traveled to dover to find out why the flu made such a big footprint in the first state. >> reporter: delaware may be a small state but it is being dealt a huge blow this flu season. the state is reporting its 16th flaw fatality all but one death has been link to seniors over 65 years old. >> it is a very severe flu season. >> reporter: paul silverman is deputy director of delaware public health department. he says even though delaware cases has listen significantly this epidemic has known no boundaries. >> we have good surveillance. we are more likely to be informed about cases perhaps than some other states but this is really an epidemic that is hitting the hardest. >> reporter: the state of delaware has been hit especially hard by this flu pandemic. this time last year they were dealing with a hundred cases. owe far this year they are up to 1600 this flu season is far from over. health officials are urging the older and and health officials, also say this flu season struck early before the holiday season which may have spike the number of cases. >> hitting the state before the holidays and after the holidays makes a big difference. it could be why we have so many cases and it also means that we are probably in for an extended flu season. >> i never had a flu shot knock on wood. >> reporter: although rus perry isn't getting a flu shot his wife is a health care worker so it was a necessity. >> being able to help control part of the environment and the the facility i work on the is really important. >> reporter: as for the the effectiveness have the flu vaccine. >> it is still the best protection we have and we are still recommending it. >> reporter: in dover, delaware natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". for more information on the the flu check out cbs philly.com/flu. we will fine more on symptoms risk factors and how to best protect yourself from that virus. >> ♪ well, this year "eyewitness news" is commemorating 50 years from reporting breaking news and national events, to the the local stories that affect our communities. the as we celebrate this special anniversary we will take a look back at major moments that have made headlines around the world and impact pennsylvaniaed us here at home 56789 years ago this week when you were an eyewitness to history the island nation of haiti was being by a massive earthquake. magnitude 7.0 quake which was filled by after shocks left the small country devastated. haitian government estimated that more than 200,000 people lost their lives and close to one and a half million were left homeless. countries and humanitarian organizations from around the world responded to help in the rescue and recovery efforts. you, our viewers joined with us to lend a hand. "eyewitness news" held a phone bank raising nearly a million-dollar for relief efforts. >> incredible stuff. >> hard to believe. fifty years. 6:37 right now. winter may be the time of the year to think about home improvement projects but coming up next we will tell you why now is the time to get some of the work done outside your house. also ahead students for selma, grass roots effort to give school age kids ticket to a very important film. saved by her boots how a woman's shoes protect her during a serious crash. also dry right new but a storm is moving in. carol will return to tell us when the rain could disrupt your weekend plans, we will be right b thank you for being a sailor and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military, or their family, see if you're eligible to get an auto insurance quote. ♪ we need your help. >> it will have to wait. >> it cannot wait. >> one big issue i got 101. >> selma is now playing in theaters across the region and is there a nationwide campaign to get more students to see this film. here in philadelphia african-american business leaders are covering cost for tickets for thousands of school aged kids. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has more to ensure that this part of history is never forgotten. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: out just one week the movie selma is already making a name for itself. it is story of a historic civil rights march led by there martin luther king junior as a part for the the the fight for equality. local business leaders say they want students to see the the film for free. >> until they see it on film, that is a whole other ballgame for them. >> reporter: andre moore is senior vice-president at citizens bank park and she will join hundreds of seventh eighth and ninth graders from public and private philadelphia schools at the pearl theater near the temple campus saturday afternoon for the free showing. >> i really want to look and see on the basis of what kid feel what they are getting from this. >> reporter: more and other local business leaders spent the last week raising private donations to give students the the complimentary look into history, moore says group raisedded $44,000 so far, that is enough to send 4400 students to see the film. the idea began with new york business lead hours took their campaign to social media the the hash tag sell man for students is growing in popularity by the hour. philadelphia leaders got involved last week. >> the movie is so timely with all that is happening in the world and i think it will do a lot to lift kids and give them hope. >> reporter: moore is teaming up with mayor michael nutter and the city for saturday showing, while selma is nominated for best picture there has been criticism over the fact that the lead actor and director were not nominated for academy award. moore says that doesn't a matter, the movie itself will make a difference. >> hopefully this movie will make people think differently on why we have the right to vote. >> reporter: the fund raising will continue through martin luther king junior day. david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". after the loss of their child to brain cancer a family begins an initiative aimed at bringing happiness to other sick children. friday morning students at bala cynwyd middle school packed donated art bags to honor memory of their classmate lucy bell perkins an eighth grade shore died in september. the family calls the group lucy bell's rainbow. >> lucy bell's rainbow is an initiative to bring art and art therapy support and kids under going cancer treatment at chop where lucy was treated. it meant a lot to her. >> with the cooperation at her brother's school pen win elementary they are well on their way to reach their gel of providing art supplies to the 1,000 children receiving chemotherapy at children's hospital of philadelphia. other good news this morning 300 students will most likely need a lot of sleep after dancing the night away in montgomery county. they are still dancing. the mount st. joseph a academy hosted the mini thon to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer. "eyewitness news" in flower town where the all girls prep school kick off at 8:00 o'clock last night. as i said they will be dancing until 8:00 o'clock this morning. t minus one hour and 17 minutes. more acts of generosity from the 16 students at the dance mini thon. they volunteered to cut their hair and donate it towards making way for cancer patients. the the mini thon has raised more than $30,000 for pediatric cancer. that is awesome. blast from the past at camden aquarium in the form of the dino invasion. a new exhibit called dinosaurs of the deep features prehistoric marine reptiles that lived more than hundred million years ago. this is the largest exhibit the the aquarium has ever shown. it is now on display for a limited time. there is a lot coming up on cbs morning the saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair join us live from new york with that presue good morning to you. >> hey, nicole good morning. you don't need to say what you think because they already know. we will show you how companies are using facial recognition to boost their profits. >> they were undocumented high school students who took down the best mit had to offer incredible true story behind a new hollywood film. and for get the knicks the the bulls are taking over the garden, we will take you behind the scenes as bull riding charges in the world's most fame as you rena. all that plus your eye opener dish and music from doctor dog in our saturday session ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> those cowboys just straight up crazy looking forward to that one though. >> they don't like it when you say that. >> really, all right. >> there is something there. you will learn, watch the piece and e-mail me. >> vanita went bull riding. >> that i'd love to see. >> that is a bunch of bull. >> i love it. you guys are too much. we will move on. we will see new a bit. take care. they are talking bulls. we're talking about rhinos, an embarrassing day on the job for a job at a israeli park. that is him trailing the three rhinos, he is chasing. they escape from the park while the guard was sleeping. rhinos rumbled their way through the parking lot before being rounded up. in one was hurt but the guard did lose his job. bad time to take a nap, yes. scientists say last year 2014 was hottest year in recorded history and if that sound familiar it is because nine of the ten hottest years have occurred since the year 2,000. cbs the news correspondent wendy gilette has more on the trend and what it says about global warming. it was so unusually warm last month in alaska kids made a christmas rid ohio of themselves playing in gravel instead of snow. a heat wave this september in southern california made working out nearly impossible. >> my body is just throbbing. >> reporter: umbrella as were the the only field against the sun as the temperature hit 114 in feign knicks july. those were just some of the patterns that contributed to a average worldwide temperature of a little over 58 degrees fahrenheit for 2014 according to the national ocean and atmospheric administration. that is one and a quarter degrees hotter then 20th century average beating record set in 2005 and 2010. >> it is part of the pattern of increasingly warm years that we are seeing that is a long term trend, mostly driven by greenhouse gases. >> reporter: last philadelphia man was second warmest december on record, in europe, 2014 was warmer then any other year since record have been kept. in central russia at times temperatures reached 41 degrees higher then normal. >> this planet is in trouble and it will only get worse unless we move boldly to cut carbon emissions. >> white house agrees saying report is a remind their climate change is happening and that we cannot wait to take action. in new york wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well this morning at least we are looking at some cold temperatures and we've got them from our weather watcher. they are up early checking old them ter and ed connor in new jersey says it was a cool walk this morning. the his dog casey whom we have come to follow casey's steps out in the morning made it 80 feet but no frost of the car. that is exactly right. the air is incredibly dry out there this morning, we have due points of 2 degrees or something. we have another 16-degree temperature and this is ron russell and 16 degrees, and we've got a 15-degree temperature out there can we go lower than that? this is a temperature that phil, in philadelphia a is saying that we are dealing with, a clear star lit cold before the rain tomorrow. cap you'llized our forecast permanently and one other temperature is 17 degrees this is our friend matthew who says in conshohocken that he has a beautiful january morning clear skies, but very, very, cold. and yes it is, it is clear. it looks gorgeous out there let me walk you over a show you a couple pictures outside. jack frost big boulder it is already bright. this is a perfect ski day. if you love snow and i know you love snow this will be a day, not that you will see the the snow coming down but the the snow that is there is staying there today. it is really, really cold. it is bright. the beautiful. it is a perfect looking day. if you are more of the shore type person we are starting to see that little ribbon of light moving along the a atlantic ocean. it looks very pretty taking a look at the atlantic city area we have that same ribbon of light in cape may courthouse but look at these temperatures 17 degrees out there right now. wind a at 5 miles an hour. not a lot in the way of wind. 5 miles an hour wind can make temperature feel colder. they are in the teens. everybody is in the teens but we are starting to see 20 degrees through wilmington getting out of the teens there 21 in dover. it is just four up in the poconos. this is a cold morning. a much cold are morning. yesterday was in the 40's. so this is a shock to the system this morning and it feels several degrees colder then numbers i just showed you. storm scan three clear skies we are not dealing with anything except really pretty out there today with the dry dry air the skies are nice and blue. we will be finding our temperatures tomorrow getting into the 40's so a change from today when they will been 32 degrees, freezing mark. tomorrow some rain and some of that can get heavy from a low pressure system that moves from the coast on the carolinas. for us it is rain. by the time it gets to new england they will deal with more in the way of snow as temperatures will be colder up there monday long gone, blustery wind here but temperatures right around that 40-degree mark. the lets time this out. by 6:00 we are still looking at clear skies and then this is a a look at 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. we will see precipitation coming in here by the time we hit 8:00 we will see heavy rain through philadelphia. notice little areas finding the pink where you might find a very brief period of freezing rain. very brief, because this warms up fast. by 9:00 we are looking at rain through philadelphia, allentown might see that little bit of brief mix there were the warm air just comes in notice yellow and orange andes specially these orange and where you see those is where you will pick up most rain. the it is gone for everybody by the time we hit five or 6:00 tomorrow and we will clear out for monday. that looks like a dry day but wet one as we look at rainfall amounts. 1 inch in some cases maybe a little over 1 inch of rain out of this for the heavier rainfall amounts. today, 32 in philadelphia. thirty-two at the shore. poconos, five. that wind will be light. it is cold enough, 28 degrees we will drop down to tonight. partly cloudy skies eventually. and then for tomorrow it is a wet one, cold rain too at 44 degrees but it will be rain and it will be maybe some heavy rain at times. they will keep umbrellas over yourself keep your pets dry as well and then on monday a blustery temperature in the lower 40's. the tuesday lower 40's. wednesday maybe a brief rain or snow shower and then thursday and friday into the upper 30's. do you love watching the weather like matthew, and ron, and claire scarbureau who we will put on later on. well, you too can be featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. you can sign up now at cbs philly.com/watchers. nicole. >> carol, thanks. when cold air moves in many homeowners slip in hibernation mode and they don't think about renovations or home maintenance but in this weeks angie's list report jim donovan explains it could be a good time of the year to get work done around the house and save a little money, take a look. >> reporter: if you have been putting a off that bathroom or kitchen remodel now may be perfect time to do it because winter is usually off season for contractors. >> they are not as busy. you are potentially going to get savings because they will have have staff they want to get put to work. >> reporter: hiring a contractor in the off season can also lead to big savings on products. you can often avoid price increases that typically happen in the spring for items like lumber, windows and doors. winter is also a good time to hire a exterminate or to keep away unwanted pests. >> this time of the user as all of the berries and all of the fields have been plowed the rodent activity increases quite a bit. your suburb area will notice an increase in your mouse calls that are coming in. >> reporter: along with ceiling up windows and doors experts recommend replacing mulch with rock because mulch hold on to moisture which attracts bugs. >> in your yard you will eliminate your insects. >> reporter: if you need trees trimmed it is a good time to do it. >> most people think of tree trimming in the winter is a great time of the year because trees are dormant and also for the experts it is able to get an unobstruct view of the tree and they can clearlye where they will trim. >> reporter: ask the company about any debris, they will remove it or you you responsible forget willing rid of it. for more advice visit cbs philly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. this morning we are hearing from one of the victims struck by a car inside a bay area macy's store. nineteen year-old alyssa gambino was run over by out of control driver this week. amazingly doctors believed her ugg boots may have saved her left foot. you can see damage done there. alyssa's mommies thankful her daughter's only physical injuries are two broken feet. >> tennis shoes or sandals her foot would have been severed. >> i'm just thankful it is only my feet it is in the me, i'm not gone. >> um-hmm. police believe the six three-year eld driver may have suffered a medical condition prior to that crash. one victim remains hospitalized, five others recovering. we will be right back. norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new 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