i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00 o'clock. we will have have a cold forecast but get used to it, right, carol. >> and a it could be a wet one tomorrow with the rain that we will be finding coming in here. so we will get a combination coming up. it is a little bit warmer today then what we saw yesterday. yesterday's high temperature was 44 degrees. we should be right around 48, 49 degrees this have afternoon. that is not much, is it. we should be about 56 or 57 degrees. so things are chilly but not as cold as they will get. lets look outside and find a glummy start to the day but it will be dry today. we have clouds over us. i want to take you to our storm scan three and show you the wide view here and this is just showing the precipitation, you can see kind of the direction that things are going to be moving in and they will be moving in our direction, so expect to find some rain here tomorrow if you are far enough to the north and west, you might even sianni this is in the poconos where you may be finding a little bit of sleet or freezing rain mixing in with this. weather is definitely changing right now, today, the calm day with just the clouds out there and anything that you see that looks white and scary like that precipitation up by new york state that is not hitting the ground. we do have some winter weather advise wrist starting at 7:00 tonight until 9:00 tomorrow morning for carbon, monroe and sussex counties in our area for a chance of get something sleet, freezing rain, maybe a tiny bit of snow before everybody changes over to rain as these temperatures warm up. 3 degrees right now. cold in pal will my use cove nature park in new jersey. we have a temperature of 36 in philadelphia. it is in the 20's. twenty-nine allentown. just now 32 degrees in millville. a a slight warm up on the way right now. high temperature getting to 48 degrees. all we're dealing with today will be clouds. we will start to bring in other kinds of weather after that and we will talk more about that just ahead, nicole. >> carol, thank you. breaking news this morning the white house is trying to confirm the authenticity of the video that shows islamic state militants beheading american aid worker peter kassig. now isis posted video on social media that they say shows the beheading of kassig. he is a former u.s. army solder from indiana. he was captured last year in syria doing charity work. kassig change his first name from peter to abdul rahman after convert to go islam. back here at home, a deadly accident in south philadelphia is under investigation this morning. police say a a car crashed and wrap around a pole on columbus boulevard. it happened just before 3:00 this morning. only one vehicle was involve in the crash and the cause of the accident is still unclear. police say a ten year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the face, in darby township delaware county. it happened last night around 10:30 in the 1400 block of hook road. two siblings were sitting at their father's car at his place of work when the boy shot himself with the 357 magnum gun that was left in the car. >> one female juvenile came into hell her fat their her brother shot himself accidentally with the gun. we believe the weapon belong to the father at this point. >> the first officers on the scene put that boy in a police cruiser, one drove while the other performed cpr on the way to the hospital. that boy unfortunately is in extremely critical condition. authorities tell us that there is a possibility of charges against the owner of have that gun. a deadly shooting is under investigation in north philadelphia. it happened just before 2:30 in the 2800 block of north 21st street. investigators tell thaws 27 year-old man was shot once in the chest. he was taken to temple university hospital where he died. there is no word on a suspect or motive at this time. also new this morning, crews are making a second attempt to remove iconic pnb letters from the top of that philadelphia high rise. over the summer workers suspended the operation after removing only three of the 12 letters. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live from center city with more on that story and how it impacts the city, syma. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. hopefully second time is a charm, third time around here but as you can see around me, these iconic letters, pnb, they are still on this building. they will be removed later today, it has been such an iconic part of the philadelphia sky line. we're talking about more than 50 years. back in august, crews used the helicopter trying to take down the 12 letters but they only managed to remove three letters on the the south side of the building. now each letter is about 16 feet tall and they are in poor shape which is why they are being removed. but during the first a attempts, crews learn the conditions of the letters were in worse shape then they original willly had thought but they actually had to stop. now they are back with a plan b, a better plan in place, to remove the nine remaining letters. this also means lots of road closures here in our city. if you take a look live at our location, we are on chestnut street, you're facing broad street, you could see that there is a road closure there, lots of road closures in this area, it will be like this until at least late afternoon, so if you do have any plans to be in the city today, make sure you give yourself enough time to be around this area if you have to come here. give yourself enough room to just travel around the city, there will be some traffic, in this area, and again, it will probably be until late this afternoon. we're live from center city, chime a chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police are searching or two teenagers caught on camera vandal icing a newly built park in philadelphia's manayunk neighborhood. damage is extensive, and park users are angry. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has details. >> reporter: security camera did just what it is meant to to, clearly showing the two suspects as they begin their vandalism. you can see one swing under a railing and begin kicking over lights in the mulch. one by one until they are all knock over. >> they don't understand the time, energy that goes into these places and it is a big deal for people. it is very sad. >> reporter: that same suspect sits on the steps and starts picking at light ago this illuminates the stairs at night. appears to use a small tool he pops out a light strip and they shut off. >> so unnecessary, we have a great facility here that was just put in and that is the way it gets treated for no reason that makes sense. >> reporter: surveillance video went 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 performing arts center. >> i know manayunk is trying to revamp around here and just so sad that someone would do this to a nice building. >> damage outside performing arts center is estimated to be upwards of $30,000. we are in manayunk, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a 58 year-old man is fighting for his life this morning after he was struck by a septa bus. the accident happened near allegheny and aramingo avenues in port richmond. philadelphia police say a witness saw a man running in the street, nobody on the bus was injured. penn state's president says that he will now thoroughly review the freeh report. the report conclude that had high ranking university leaders concealed key facts about jerry sandusky's abuse of children to avoid bad publicity. 2012 report divided the university and it's a alumni. some criticized finding that led to the severe ncaa football sanctions. president eric baron doesn't want anybody to believe that the university was quote hiding something. president barack obama is heading home from an asia pacific trip that included the g20 summit in australia. he and prime minister of japan and australia agreed to deepen military cooperation and work together on strengthening maritime security as china becomes more assertive in that region. the the president is calling it is a strong week in american leadership saying progress was made in the trade, climate change and fight against the ebola a epidemic in west africa. another doctor whose credited ebola while working in sierra leone is being treated in the united states. sergeant martin salea is at the a hospital in omaha, nebraska. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham has details. >> reporter: doctor martin salea landed in owe had man had saturday afternoon and then went by ambulance to nebraska medical center where he is than going treatment. the 44 year old surgeon is working at a hospital in the ebola zone in sierra leone's capitol of free town but not with ebola patients. he startedded showing symptoms last week. a medical team in sierra leone says salea was critically ill when he left for the u.s. >> we just need to keep calm, everything will be okay and so far he is responding very well to treatment. >> reporter: salea is a citizens of sierra leone who lives in maryland with his wife and two children. his son says his father was aware of the risk going to work in west africa. >> the fact that he left here to go back to his country that made me worried a little bit when he said doctor and he treats patients that is carrying this virus. >> reporter: salea explained during an april interview why he returned home to help his country men. >> i did not return that i wanted to but i found it was a calling that i go. >> reporter: nebraska medical center is one of four u.s. hospitals with special units to treat people with highly infectious diseases. salea is the third ebola patient to undergo treatment there. eight of the nine ebola patients treatedded so far in the u.s. have survived. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 7:10 right now. four workers are dead in the chemical plant in texas. we will have the latest on what went wrong. then we're hearing from campus officials at west virginia university as a criminal investigation in the death of the freshman student continues. plus new information discovered in police records. we will share that. carol has the forecast for second half of your weekend plus latest on the winter-like weather we are having, stay with us, we will be right back. back on "eyewitness news" a chemical leak in texas killed four workers and send a fifth person to the hospital. the hazardous chemical leaked at the du pont plant east of houston. chemical is used to create insecticides and funk is sides. the causes under investigation. family and friend gathered in fairfax count va to celebrate the life of hanna graham. missing university of virginia students remains were discovered last movement friend and family spoke about the 18 year-old's humor and kindness. graham's parents thanked those in a attendance for their support. jesse matthews is behind bars charged with graham's abduction. a criminal investigation is now underway at west virginia university after the death of a freshman, inland birch. cbs news correspondent julianne gold hand has details from morgan town. >> reporter: as hundreds of students and parents visited west virginia university saturday the campus was reeling from a loss of one of its own. freshman noland birch was pledging the cap a sigma fraternity when paramedics discovered him unresponsive. law enforcement confirmed that alcohol was a factor in his death and police are conducting a criminal investigation. official also tells cbs news that 30 minutes after paramedics picked up birch they were called back to the fraternity house to transport another student to the hospital. corry ferris is teen of student. >> i won't deny that students party and students drink as happens in every college community. we're certainly not unique. lots of us that are in this business around the country talk about that 800-pound gorilla in the room of being alcohol. >> reporter: police sources say party culture at the school has reached critical mass. they point to chill-related incidents, riots and other fraternity arrests including three last week. there is also this student run twitter account that encouraging students to send pictures of the blacked out classmates. and just days before birch died the school learn that the cap a sigma fraternity's charter had been revoke by its national office. and that was julianne goldman reporting. records show police were called to that fraternity house 18 times this year. they show criminal citation for under age possession of alcohol was issued to noland birch last march. it is 7:16. take a look at this snowy site in minute so the a this is the keen in st. paul yesterday. cross country skiers outside in the parks enjoying a blast of winter, ouch. he is like i'm all right. i'm okay. i did it on purpose. >> yeah. >> i meant to do that. >> you are not ready for all that snow. >> i'm he never ready for snow. >> i thought you were going to say that. >> there are some people that love snow and that is fine but then there are those of us who don't like it at all and that is fine. i prefer san, i think. we've got the sand here in margate. a quiet day at the beaches today. we have cloud cover out there. it will be a wet day at beaches tomorrow though. we've got a big weather system that will be coming here and that is going to be changing our weather up. 36 degrees, right now in philadelphia, we have 34 in wilmington. thirty in trenton, who is left in the 20's. 29 degrees in allentown. twenty-eight in the poconos. everybody else finding, climbing in the 30's. we will get in the 40's later this afternoon and upper 40's at that, which is supposed to be a consolation prize for us here i guess after the cold, and it will feel like one. it will feel like the grand prize by the time it gets to tuesday when temperatures are owe cold. storm scan three clouds over us, this is not hitting the ground, it is up there, it is just sort of mocking us on the ground that it is cold enough a aloft, for a little bit of snow but not making its way here. we have on rain on the way, not today but as we start through tonight and overnight that is when rain comes in, our temperatures today will be in the upper 40's, tomorrow they could be getting in the 50's, which would be great, depend on how much more warm air can come in advance of a very strong front that is coming here. if enough comes in here we will be, well up into the 50's. 58 degrees or so, if not, if it stops, just shy of making it into the area we may be stopping in the upper 40's. so temperatures are a question tomorrow but it looks like a lot of rain and what is not a question is tuesday. low temperatures, high winds, horrible combination we will get on tuesday a and cold around wednesday too. here is the future weather, this looks out in time and this is a a look at 5:00 this afternoon. obviously sun will be setting and will have set at that point. we have got clouds out there. then tomorrow, overnight 1:00 o'clock in the morning. notice rain showers, through allentown, reading. could there be a wet flake? snow flake that is. mixed in with some of this. it is possible. that is why it is in the poconos and we have them from 7:00 to 9:00. the winter weather advisory for chance of picking up sleet and freezing rain as well. in guarantee. everybody though does change over to rain because it is warming up. that is going to be happening. that is a look at 7:00. this is 1:00. you think we are all through. no. it looks like a heavier band starts to come through mid afternoon tomorrow, by 6:00 o'clock rush hour it could be a wet one and then all of this pulls off the coast by 10:00 o'clock, we're saying good bye to it and we are saying hello, to some really cold temperatures, by the time we get to tuesday as that arctic air starts to build in here. our rain amounts, well, it looks like we could be dealing with one to 2-inch amounts, probably closer to a half or an inch and a quarter through the philadelphia area. just know some decent amounts of rain are likely tomorrow, today's the clouds, 48 philadelphia, 52 at the shore. poconos 42 degrees. wind not a factor out of the southwest at five to 10 miles an hour. tonight we will drop down to 38 degrees. and then we are looking at some wet weather on monday, maybe as high as 58 degrees if we can get enough warmer air in here but we definitely get cold air in here tuesday and wednesday, look at those temperatures tuesday, third two, 35 miles an hour wind. twenty-two at night. to start the day on wednesday get all of your cold weather gear ready now, you will be needing it and make sure your pet during this entire time are kept as warm as you are. wednesday, also looks just not good. but thursday, we will moderate 46 degrees and then we should be in the lower 40's still way too cold after that. all right, carol, thank you. 7:20. time to see how traffic is moving out there. ann evans is off so meg is standing in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, meg. >> reporter: good morning. right now we are looking at ben franklin bridge here. your traffic heading over the bridge on the right side of the bridge here. that is heading in to new jersey. we have the two right lanes here closed for construction as you can see which is not causing any major delays this morning. but it is something to keep in mind heading in to new jersey, that is ben franklin bridge two right lanes closed for some construction if you you are heading westbound into philadelphia. no problems to worry about. but something to keep in mind if you are heading in to the city, today, now, to 4:00 p.m. we have several center city roadways closed for the removal of the pnb sign. this includes market street, that will be shut down. thirteenth street into 16th street. also broad street will be closed. walnut street to arch street and john f. kennedy boulevard, juniper street to 16th street will be closed. also some of those surrounding roadways, expected jam ups today, again, until about 4:00 o'clock. and this from the cbs-3 track center i'm meg, now back to you. meg, thank you. 7:21. carol answers your pet questions in this weeks ask the vet. >> can your pets emotions be helped with a pill? we will check that out with doctor rose delima on ask you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! ask the vet and the vet today doctor rose delima animal wellness center in chad forward and her little patient rocky, so cute. best haircut and best little dog in the world. doctor rose, so many questions from carol erickson's pet page on facebook. i canned people if they have questions and boy, do they ever. cristina wants to know when can give a cranberry supplement to a little dog to prevent crystals in their urine. she eats prescription food. >> right. well, there are some again veterinary products that have cranberry and vitamin c that helps the urine. again in certain circumstances it will help dissolve small crystals. >> so, veterinary cranberry or just normal cranberry. >> you want to make sure there is in sugar in those cranberry products. so that would be why it is best to use veterinary products. >> okay. >> here is a beagle shepherd mix rescued from north carolina. the doggies very nervous. but then even smells after batting. what is going on here. does nervousness have anything to do with the smell of the dog even when bat hed, as far as the trust on the animal, yeah. fit is suppresses the immune system and it will more likely to pick up things. i would be concern about some skin conditions, or something to that effect. a thyroid problem. so i would have that check because that is in the normal will. >> so get that dog to the vet. >> right. >> here is a cat that is having some trouble going to the bathroom, ten year-old large male tabby what should this person do. >> that would definitely get to the vet because being a male cat he could potentially blocked off a urinary blockage and then you have to worry about the bladder rupturing, things like that. again if you see your cat going in the litter box but not producing any urine or producing are small amount of urine that is a medical emergency. >> and the cat is on... for arthritis. >> yes. >> and is that creating any problems for that cat. >> no, it should be solving some problems. >> yes, it should be solving problems. the cat is cons pated. >> animals have the same emotions but you in different ways to express it as people and prozac is used for them when they are in stressed situations what do you think about that. >> it works. it works again. i would have an animal behavioral expert take care of that kind of an issue because there are different medications you can use that would work. >> fiz treatments for cats that are holistic because you are a holistic veterinarian too. >> since that effects the immune system, i would keep environment of the cat very stress free. i would try to keep the level of stress very, you know, low and you can give again something called a support of the immune system. >> yes. >> doctor rose, thank you you so much, great answers, as well, great questions too. rocky, phenomenal. we will see you next time on ask the vet. >> all right, rocky. >> 7:27. the community gathers this weekend volunteering their time to help home less veterans. we will have that story coming up 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day of the quiet festival and it looks very quiet on the boardwalk. notice gray skies. we have gray skies and they are all the way on the other side and that is in kutztown. 31 degrees right now. pretty sight but still kind of a dark start to the day, and storm can three nothing much going on in our area at all. we are not expecting to find any problems today just clouds out there but notice as we go to the north for tonight there is a winter weather advisory from 7:00 tonight until 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning for carbon, monroe, sussex counties for chance of picking up sleet or freezing rain out of the system coming up here. possibility of the tiny bit of snow but more icy part of it that is the resulting in winter weather advisory going on. we have a lot of rain from the south for rest of us. but again, not to day, but tomorrow. 36 degrees in philadelphia right now. thirty in trenton. 34 degrees in wilmington. still in the 20's in on locations. twenty-eight in quakertown and doylestown. thirty-one in mount holly this morning. we have temperatures getting to the upper 40's today with some clouds out there, and this computer model says we will stay dry during the day time hours today but we will start to pick up rain showers as we move into overnight. we will talk about that, amounts, timing and what is to follow coming up. nicole. >> carol, thank you. 7:32. we have an update on breaking news islamic terror group claims they have killed american hostage abdul rahman kassig, also known as peter kassig. isis posted video on social media that shows beheading of kassig and other captives. the white house is working to determine the authenticity of the video. twenty-six year-old kassig is a former u.s. army solder from indiana. he was captured last year in syria doing charity work there. kassig changed his first name from peter to abdul rahman after converting to islam. back here at home, a deadly accident in south philadelphia is under investigation this morning. police say that a car crashed and wrapped around a pole on columbus boulevard. it happened just about 3:00 this morning. only one vehicle was involve in the crash and the cause of the accident is still unclear. police say a ten year-old boy is in extremely critical condition this morning after accidentally shooting himself in the face. it happened last night around 10:30 in the 1400 block of hook road in darby township, delaware county. investigators tell us two sibling where is sitting in their father's car at their place of work when the boy shot himself by accident with the 357 magnum gun that was left in the car. well, new this morning crews are working to remove the iconic pnb letters from the top of the philadelphia high rise for a second time. back in august workers attempted to remove the the letters but were only able to remove three of the 12 letters, our syma chowdhry has been on the scene in center city and she will have more on the update on that situation and how it impacts philadelphia coming up in just a few minutes. >> reporter: all right, nicole, sorry, it took me a second to hear you. it is really loud over here. is there a helicopter above us. you cannot see it but you can hear it. chopper had has arrived to remove the iconic pnb letters. it started by taking off the base of the south side of the building. those three letters were removed back in august but base was still there. helicopter came moments ago removing that. it will make its way, dropping that off and coming back and taking remainder of the nine letters. now as i said back in august they used a helicopter to dot same thing they are doing today but problem was they did not realize how much of a poor shape these letters are in. each letter is about 16 feet tall and they were being removed back in august. during the first attempt crews learn the condition of the letters were in worse shape then they had original willly thought so they had to stop and break through. now they are back here today with a plan b to remove the nine remaining letters. this means lots of road closures and lots of noise here in this city, this morning. again, the helicopter is come back. i'm trying to see if you guys will be able to see it. i don't think you can. yeah, here it is. the helicopter is live above us and, have of course, trying to remove these letters. as i said the first thing it did was remove the base, on the outside. there is three letters, pnb. it dude for philadelphia fat bank. it was on each side of that building, that square. so it is on the north side, south side, east and west being a very iconic part of the philadelphia sky line for more than 50 years. in august the crew where is able to get the once on the south side. coming from the south side you wouldn't see pnb letters, but you obviously can see it here on 15th and chestnut so you can see those letters up there and earlier, just moments ago, the chopper took the base of it. now he has to work on getting the rest of the nine letters. we will be here all morning long, watching the chopper do so. a as for the the road closures the roads were closed about an hour ago and it will remain closed for the next few hours. so if you do have to be in this area in center city, give yourself plenty of time make your way around here and figure out a different route because it is pretty busy here and there are road closures. i'll send it back to you, nicole. >> same, thank you. latest affordable care act open enrollment period began saturday and the the city of philadelphia is working to get the uninsured covered. >> get covered. >> reporter: mayor michael nutter cut the ribbon officially opening the northern liberties community center to those seeking information on health plans. enrollment, will help residents sign up for coverage until the health insurance marketplace. well, president obama is also urging consumers to go to the health care web site and review their options. he a said they could end up saving money or finding a bet are plan. cbs news correspondent wendy gill legal has details. >> your identity has been verified. >> reporter: new jersey resident joya cornie is a applying for health insurance for the first time. >> i never even thought bit really. it was pretty healthy. i'm usually pretty healthy. i didn't think i needed anything. >> reporter: but two months ago diner host got sick suffering from vertigo and high blood pressure. she spent two days in the hospital. >> so now what do you think about health insurance. >> everybody needs to get it. >> reporter: she brought her unopened medical bills here to jersey city for an event kicking off the the second year of open enrollment for health insurance offered under the affordable care act also known as obama care, one of 200 events nationwide. more than 7 million people got insurance through the the program through 2014, but many experienced technical nightmares when the web site healthcare.gov, first launched and repeatedly crashed. this year there have have been in reports of problems n his weekly address president obama urged consumers to shop around. >> it is worth starting right away and it might make a big difference for your family's bottom line. >> reporter: current enrollees will have their planned automatically renewed but more insurers have entered the marketplace so options may be different. she got the news that she wanted. >> because of her income she won't to have pay anything. >> i love it. >> reporter: this years open enrollment end february 15th, wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". volunteers are spending this weekend, repairing a home for disable veterans that was damaged by fire. it doesens cleaned up the rooms at the dillard house in north philadelphia, "eyewitness news" was there on the 3,000 block of north between the second street. last friday a's fire broke out inside of a third floor bedroom. one resident was kill. volunteers, were busy. we have put in some windows, we have washed down some walls, so far, we have just cleaned up some, got rid of some trash inside the room and things like that. >> reporter: investigators say it appears that the fire victim fell asleep while smoking in his room. we will be right back. back now on "eyewitness news", you can see chopper three is live there over the iconic pnb letters there at top of that philadelphia building, of course, being removed this morning. three of the 12 were removed back in august, but they had a little bit of trouble there. so it turns out they are going to have to remove the rest of the nine letters here this morning. it will cause some traffic backups. our syma chowdhry is live with the very latest and we will track this all morning long. right now though plenty of power in philadelphia this weekend. thousands of rocky want to be's braved the cold to run like champs. "eyewitness news" reporter steve path aer son has more from the art museum's famous steps. >> ♪ >> reporter: look, every rocky movie ends in a big fight, or in this case a big run. >> but that is not the whole story. >> put your heart into it. >> reporter: we love the journey. >> i don't want to feel like a kentucky fried idiot. >> ♪ >> hit him, rock, come on. >> we love the motivation. >> yo, adrian. >> yo, adrian. >> yo, adrian, man. >> reporter: we love the drama. >> you will eat lightening and crap thunder. >> if you want to be the best you have to beat the best. >> rocky. >> yo, adrian. >> reporter: perhaps most of all when it is all said and done we love the glory. >> go rocky, go. >> reporter: but you know what, even better we love a great sequel. >> i pity the fool. >> reporter: rocky run benefits special olympic philadelphia, athletes train really hard just like rocky, just like me. at the art museum, steve paterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, steve. well, different kind of run in gloucester, new jersey. "eyewitness news" at corporal marks memorial run for the fallen. proceeds go to the scholarship name in corporal ryan's honor. he died ten years ago in a roadside bombing in iraq. participants paid tribute to the gloucester's world war two set veterans. and such a worthy cause. we had so much fun, out at the the plymouth meeting mall yesterday for the eyewitness weather kidcasters. that little will girl, was phenomenal. she's so cute. i was there with members of the cbs-3 weather team. we saw on youngsters show off their forecasting skills and it was so much fun. everybody had a terrific time out there. so, good job, kids. don't even think about coming here right now, okay, i'm here now. our weather watchers are weighing in. what do they say. 27 degrees. that is kind of a chilly temperature out there for gary killian and he says as a cold start to the day, out there, and we've got a very pretty picture. this is down in tuckerton, new jersey. take a look at this picture from tim, the sunrise there. so pretty start to the day but boy, it is cold in just about every single location. it is also quiet. we have very quiet weather conditions especially as you go through the the ocean city area where the boardwalk, it looks pretty filled, doesn't it this time of the year and we had quiet festival going on for another day. they celebrate everything, that is quiet down there such as their boardwalk. we have a temperature of 31 degrees. cold out there in kutztown with that temperature but you'll get the farm look, silo and the clouds and unfortunately we have clouds with us all day long. i think, we will probably wish we just had clouds tomorrow. now our temperatures are in the 30's now, they will start to climb up in a lot of spots. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-eight in wilmington. thirty-three in millville. thirty in trenton. still in the 20's through allentown and poconos. then we will go to the south, do you remember yesterday how cold it was in the south. they had temperatures in the 20's. they have had temperatures in the 40's now. we will be seeing some of this warmer air start to move in our direction, and then that will make it a little bit warmer around here tomorrow, until we will get this and this is up through the midwest, it is ten in bismarck. minus one rapid city, eight in billings. nine in omaha. that cold air is on the era. it get here tuesday, tuesday night and wednesday night. we have the cold in place. we have the warmer air and the rain to the south. and that will start to come up here, the two will join forces and we will be finding, a really wet time of it as we go through tomorrow. for today, just mostly cloudy, we will be setting the stage and then tomorrow, we could be as high as in the 50's, tomorrow, if enough of that warm air gets in here in time. and then the rain comes in, and transitions any in mix of people, well to the north and west might find, and this evening, over to all rain, and then just rain tomorrow and then remember in the poconos there is that winter weather advisory. you may find colder weather there a little bit longer, chance of picking up freezing rain and sleet through the poconos during this overnight time period this cold front comes through and then later on monday and then by tuesday it is in the 30's for highs. barely in the 30's for highs and the wind gusting in the 30's as well. future weather, nothing really, i stopped it 59:00 just to show through was no reason to stop it. and then at 1:00 in the morning we have got some rain showers that tart to move in here. could there be a wet flake or two? maybe. that leaves pretty quickly. it transitions to all rain as we go through the overnight and tomorrow. heavy pockets of rain even possible and we will be watching for these rainfall totals to possibly pick up in some locations. that is a look at # o'clock. here's 7:00 o'clock tomorrow night. 8:00 o'clock tomorrow night. 10:00 o'clock tomorrow night. then the cold air comes in. we have lots of bright conditions on tuesday but it is so cold you won't want to be out. as far as picking up rainfall it looks like by the time we hit tomorrow, later on in the take we could be seeing anywhere from a half to almost a inch and a quarter have of rain around here. forty-eight in philadelphia today. shore 52. poconos, 42 degrees. everybody gets the clouds, everybody gets into the the upper 40's and then tonight we will drop down into the 30's, the rain comes in, overnight though, so carry your umbrella with you. make sure your pets are dry and we will keep everybody warm here, i hope, by tuesday and wednesday. look at those temperatures. remember to factor in the the wind, it will feel so much colder. now monday, could be as high as 58 degrees. again if enough warm air gets here in time otherwise in the 40's and we will get quieter by end of the week but still it is way too cold around here. do you love watching the weather? well, you too, can be featured in our newscast, just like we saw tim, and marty and a lot of people this morning. you can be an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. nicole. >> all right, carol thank you. 7:49. lets check on the roads and highways ann evans is off but meg novilli joins us now you with more on the pnb road closures, right, meg. >> yes, good morning, thank you, as we have been talking about the removal of the pnb sign causing closures today. road is scheduled to be closed until 4:00 this afternoon. something to keep in mind in the city. market street closed 13th through 16th. we will have broad street shut down walnut to arch street and on surrounding roadways will also be closed, and this will cause some major yam ups as traffic picks up throughout the city. moving on here to the ben franklin bridge this morning into new jersey, we have construction, two right lanes are taken out, just something to keep in mind making your way in to new jersey. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm meg novilli back to you meg. eagles are in green bay getting ready for aaron rodgers and the packers. we will have a preview coming up next in sports. but first here's a look at what is coming up tonight on cbs-3, we will be right back. hey! welcome home! woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. hey mom! it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. um... where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! ranked highest in customer satisfaction. ikea kitchens. seven-two bird with the tough task of taking on green bay in lambeau field. packers 32-three in the last 35 home game. the key toys slow down aaron rodgers and packers passing attack. last week aaron scored six touchdowns in the first half with the bears. rodgers, thrown 16 touchdowns no picks at home this year with a 141 passer rating. packers have out scored opponent 25 points at lambeau, so how will the eagles slow down the green bay offense. >> you have to be able to mix it up. this quarterback is well experienced, very smart, very accurate, knows what he is doing presnap and gets rid of the ball quickly. that is why we have to challenge their receivers on the line of scrimmage so he cannot get rid have the ball as fast as he would like to and that is served us well in the past as well. when we do a good job pressing on the outside we will get pressure from the front and get all of our sacks. that is easier said than done. >> we will get you ready for she down with two top teams this morning at 11:30 on sunday kick off. join beasley reese, myself and voice of the eagles merrill reese with cbs-3 special contributor lesean mccoy. well, flyers are off until wednesday when they take on the rangers. last night they were north of the border facing top team in the eastern conference montreal. we will pick up the a action in the second period. montreal on the power play. nice passing from suban scores. montreal up three to nothing. flyers will make a come back. jay voracek with the puck and find brayden schenn and scores. now they are down three-one. and, again, with the puck to giroux, shot stopped you but he scores the second goal of the game. just not enough. flyers lose six-three. it has been a long time since temple has beaten penn state, 1941 to be exact. both teams with five and four recording in the contest. winner is bowl eligible. lots on the line here. temple head coach matt rule is a a penn state graduate. third quarter penn state with the lead after cj walker interception. belton goes 8 yards for a score. not for long, temple's first play, walker goes deep, finding fitzpatrick for a 75-yard connection. the owls right back in the game. penn state's defense forcing five owls turn over, and, haley goes 30 yards for a score. penn state bowl eligible for the first time in three years as they beat temple 30-13. >> we have 49 seniors that stayed around this program when this university and when this community and when this football program needed them the most. the fact that we will be able to send them out the right way and be able to continue our season and be able to continue to keep our family together for a month or so after the regular season end is special. >> other to franklin field ivy league action al's final home game as penn head coach quakers taking on harvard. paul stenton, junior ruins his finally, ran for a career high 235 yards, three touchdown as crimson won a share of the ivy league title with a 34-24 victory over penn. we head back out to the main line villanova hosting albany, john robert son show once again for the wildcats. he a had five touchdowns in the game. ville know of beat albany 48-31. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day, go birds. >> go birds. that is all for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have at 8:00. rest of the iconic letters are coming down from the pnb building this morning. we will have a live report straight ahead. carol returns with your chilly forecast and she will tell us more about some rain heading our way, even colder weather, we're or toy say, we will have a all that coming up next. breaking news this morning islamic militants claim another bee heading this time captured u.s. aid worker peter kassig, we will have the latest coming up. also breaking news this morning crumbled metal all that is left of a car in south philadelphia a, this violent crash leaves a driver dead overnight. and in delaware county a child is in critical condition after accidentally shooting himself in the head. how police say the ten year-old boy got a hold of the gun, syma. >> reporter: it is round two to remove pnb letters off the the high rise, i'm syma chowdhry with a live report coming up. there goes the p. >> all right. there it goes. good morning to you. today is sunday november 16th i'm nicole brewer, thanks so much for joining us at 8:00 o'clock on the dot. we will take a lot chilly forecast. carol is standing by. it is not looking good for the next few days if you don't like cold weather. >> if you don't like cold weather and if you like rain, a lot of it possibly and really cold air and gusty wind, you'll love our seven day forecast. lets take a look. today is tranquil. it is just not very bright. ben franklin bridge looks okay. skies look glummy. they look glummy as we in move out towards kutztown, with a temperature of 32 degrees holds in that area we have our neighborhood weathernet work working and we have storm scan three working. this is where we will find a lot of precipitation going on. as we change our view, and look at some whether

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