Farmers market and especially on thanksgiving day, so once all of the fire is put out and all of the smoke has settled here, the next step is to get this thing opened, in time for thanksgiving. Well bring you more coming up at 6 00 with you now we are live from springfield township Noel Mcclaren for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Rain is gone, now we will deal with very cold temperatures, prompting the city to issue a code blue. Eyewitness news at philadelphias Spring Garden neighborhood today where the winter gear was a must for this bitter blast. And meteorologist kathy orr is out there in the chill on the cbs3 sky deck tonight, kathy . Windy as well, jessica. We have wind of 30 miles an her right now but gusting to 40 miles an hour earlier in the day and biting chill will continue into the late night hours. Right new we have clear skies but very windy conditions, and cold temperatures, arctic air settling in over the delaware valley. On storm scan three we are not seeing a cloud in the sky a
Clinton and Bernie Sanders are drawing the line. Minority voters. Bernie sanders hit the late show with stephen colbert. He brought up racial oppression and if the revolution he is calling for could end in violence. Those who make peaceful revolution possible make violent revolution inevitable. If your answer is not the answer, is violent revolution inevitable . I certainly hope not. The goal of the campaign is look at the Civil Rights Movement and womens moment and gay moment, when people come together, we can accomplish enormous things. The debate in milwaukee at 9 00 p. M. Joe johns with the latest. Reporter john and christine, this morning, the focus is turning to milwaukee and debate there tonight with Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. It is so important because the former secretary of state lost momentum in New Hampshire. She is trying to make changes to her campaign to appeal to younger voters. Bernie sanders will try to build on Fund Raising Success as well as the big win in
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