temperatures are flirting with the freezing mark, but the wind chills makes it feels even worse. >> and kate can i tell us all about that, she's bundled up on the skydeck, katie, just how cold will it get? how coal will it feel? >> that's i think the bigger thing here, how does it feel? the thermometer bad enough to look at, but factor in the very tenacious winds blowing, basically all day today, it really does add insult to injury, now, i want to walk you through what's going on in our pattern here, we had storm system here obviously long gone at this point, i do think the wind has been real good job, even though making us feel a lot colder, it has done good job to dry things out. so you don't necessary have i to wary too much about the icing issue from any left over moisture, but keep in mind, that we drop solid ten to 15 degrees on the thermometer, feels so much colder. what we just saw the 24 hour temperature difference, where we stand on the thermometer, 16 at the hour in mount pocono, but lock at the

persistent winds that continues to blow here in philadelphia, as well as down the shore, where it is 31 degrees so windchills today no better than 20, down the shore point, most every you at least into the teens how it feels outside. so these are the values that you need to be bundling up for. and bundle up is definitely the key extra layers, at least to have the heavier coat and gloves very, very smart idea, at least being agent sunshine here today. sunglasses also another winter weather accessary to have on hand. we send it into you. >> good morning, little after 6:00 a.m. we go outside, see how all of our majors are doing everything moving great from the jersey side from the teleplays up a to the taillights headed westbound and everything moving along great as they head on into the city from the ben franklin. same story headed eastbound if you're coming from the sit my new jersey. now, over on 422 at 29, you

can see a loft headlights, that's really where most of the volume starting to accumulate headed eastbound, toward the king of prussia area, westbound lanes pretty much empty so far. now some delays for septa pay own i thorndale regional rail line due to downed tree, actually on the tracks yesterday and having delays so far this morning. ukee, over to you. >> breaking news in from jerusalem. attack killed at least four worshippers, wounded two others. palestinians attack worshippers knives, axes, and guns before they were killed in a shoot-out with police. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is promise to go respond harley. police looking for more suspects. >> also, following breaking news out of chicago where small plane here has crashed into a home. this is video of the aftermath, police say, no one in the house was hurt. but they can't reach the pilot because of the debris.

single engine went shortly after take off from the airport 8 miles southwest of downtown chicago. >> new this morning, hotel guest razz getting some extra sleep after a carbon monoxide leak forced them out of their rooms in the middle of the night. carbon monoxide detector found high levels of the gas in the basement of the best western plus in concordville. firefighters ordered evacuations while that leak was contain. >> evacuated building with no incident, no injuries, so, you know, as far as we're concerned, it is a mechanical issue, been mitigate dollars. so no longer an issue, it will be put out of service and they can go about their business. >> 110 hotel guests returned to their rooms around 2:30 this morning after firefighters gave the all clear. meanwhile, fire in a row home in strawberry mansion now under control. plenty of smoke though right there from the fire on ridge avenue, near stanley street. firefighters tell "eyewitness news", that 3-story house was empty.

>> will pennsylvania take another gamble on a casino? the state makes its decision. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at the pennsylvania convention center where the gaming control board will make that announce: thank you. >> reporter: that's right, happening today, the debate over philadelphia's second casino license, many people here, in philadelphia, don't think the city needs another casino some people disagree with. that will still, this casino would be able to operate up to 5,000 slot machines, two ooh tables. >> judgement day for gaming in philadelphia. the pennsylvania gaming control board holding a special meeting, to decide philadelphia will get its second of two casino licenses and if so where the casino would be located. and recent days, the proposed site at packer and darien in south philly has seen growing opposition. >> south philly has enough, enough is enough. we deal with sport complexes,

and, you know, it is enough. we're not a dumping grounds. >> this was the crowd at a community meeting in the neighborhood just last week. many are concerned about quality of life, and for the increased traffic and possibly more crime should a casino move in. >> in my hand i have over 100 parents in our school that are opposed to this casino. >> meanwhile, politicians have also joined the fight. in delaware county, the council there is asking that's right gaming control board not award philadelphia a second license. officials say they're not just trying to protect the county own casino, harrah's, in chester, but the entire region. they fear over saturation similar to what's is happening in atlantic is the. >> i use their common sense. see the world has changed in gaming since last december. and the -- and should not award a license at this time. >> four sites under diagnosis, still others think an approval would mean more jobs, encourage at c workers fresh out of work to cross state lines. >> specially with the economy the way it is now with the job

force, i think it would be a great thing. now, this special meeting happens here at the convention center right around 1:00 this afternoon, it is open to the public. reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". also, today, former philadelphia traffic court judge, tomorrow seen tynes is expected to plead guilt nay state corruption case. defense lawyer says tynes will admit to taking $2,000 bracelet from undercover enforcement. says the plea agreement calls for no punishment beyond upcoming federal sentence in a unrelated perjury conviction. >> also, happening today, the pennsylvania supreme court is weighing in on historic church abuse case. prosecute remembers trying to reinstate child endangerment conviction, against monsignor william lynn. he was the first catholic church official convicted for the way he handled sex abuse claims. that conviction was thrown out last year. for now, lynn is on house arrest, it could take month for the supreme court to rule on the case.

and, as we were first to report yesterday morning, pope francis is coming to philadelphia. the pontiff will be here in september 2015 for the world meeting of families. as many as 2 million people are expected to flood the ben fran -- ben franklin for his papal mass. pope francis already the fourth range pontiff to visit the us, the second to visit philadelphia since pope john paul ii in 1979. and with that monumental announcement comes questions about security. the philadelphia police department says they've been preparing for months, it is expected to be the largest event in the city's modern history. commissioner charles ramsey told "eyewitness news" social media is going to help guide and control crowds among other measures, they plan on setting up special locations for those who need help. >> meeting on regular basis, as the event end tens nice, pretty much the way we handle presidential inaugurations, you know, whatever assets we need, we certainly will have at our disposal, and will

access them. >> right now, there is no word on how much it will cost to secure the pope's visit, but the world meeting of families, those organizers, they'll foot the bill. >> please stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage on television and on line at cbsphilly.com. you can also tell you what think of the pope's visit on facebook and twitter. use hashtag cbs-3 pope. well the worlds is waiting for grand jury decision whether to indict a police officer in the shooting every unarmed teenager. now the governor taking drastic action to keep the peace. we'll have that for you next. >> also ahead, another abuser in the bill cosby sex abuse scandal. hear from woman who accuses the comedian of ac serial rapist. >> and he is a mass murderer who has been behind bars since 19 the. now charles manson is getting married. meet his bride when we come back. >> ♪

>> oh, certainly going to be a nice day for a new jersey rocker, jon bon jovi. prestigious honor he is about to receive. that's coming up. got bundle up for this nice day. we'll be right back. >> ♪

>> another look right now at the pla crash in chicago where rescuers don't know if that pilot is alive or dead. you can see the tail of that plane right there coming out of the house. the single engine aircraft went down into that home shortly after taking offer from mid-way airport just before 3:00 this morning. police say no one in that house was hurt. we will stay on top of this for you throughout the morning and let you know as soon as we

get other information. >> state and local off initials missouri getting ready for the grand jury's decision, in the shooting death of michael brown. there is no date set for the grand jury's announcement, but, missouri governor jay dixon already declared state of emergency in ferguson. the grand jury will decide whether officer darren wilson will be charged in brown's death last august. authorities say, they'll be ready to handle any protests, that may follow. >> our police officers in the city of st. louis will bewaring their police officer uniforms. they're not going to be having the riot gear on, things like, that unless of course, a situation would occur which would require them to do that to protect themselves. >> now the governor activated national guard to help local authority if needed. grand jury decision is expected by the ends of the month. >> notorious mass murderer charles manson is getting married to a woman 54 years younger than him. eighty year old man son will tie the knot with 26 year old aston elaine burton next month. prison officials say the couple can invite up to ten

guests. burton's spent the last nine years trying to exonerate manson, serving live behind bars in california. >> it is 13:00, right now, we want to check in with katie and get your traffic and weather together. the coolest day since i can't tell you. >> we really haven't seen these kind of temperatures since last winter. who could forget, that right? but storm scan3 has emptied out nicely, nothing more than just very thin vale of clouds down toward the shore point, southern delaware at this point, and you can still see there is some lingering lake effect snow coming in, even few flurries across central pa, appalachians, the laurel highlands, for example, but yes, you might see flurry up in the poconos, really that's t we expect full sunshine today. much brighter day but so much colder. here is part of the problem. look at the winds, current sustained winds. this is persistent. this will sends your trash can flying down the road for sure, guys. make sure that casino of thing is secure out there. but when you factor in the wind, with these temperature values, currently into the 30's, or 20's, it does feel that much colder.

soap, officially we're shooting for 33 degrees today. but the windchill values, probably don't budget out of the teens, for the better part of the day. tonight, under clear sky, it is still casino of windy out there. but it is starting to taper somewhat. meanwhile, that low of 20, is going to challenge the record. if we hit it in philly that means we tie the record low, tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, we only hit 32, so not budging out of these chilly temperatures, by thursday, modest rebound, but still well below average. jess, over to you. >> thanks, katie. 44 degrees what we are looking forward to, at 6:14, good morning, everyone, we go outside, check out the boulevard at fox street. starting to see some volume starting to accumulate little bit on the southbound lanes. but everything still moving along nicely, same story for the northbound lanes, there as well. over on 95, 322, northbound headed toward the come door barry bridge, starting to see small brake lights, everything moving great so far. now, septa having some small delays on the paoli thorndale regional rail line due to downed tree from yesterday

morning which actually closed it, now having some small residual delays due to. that will northeast extension southbound, just past lansdale, an accident, there pushed over on to the right-hand side. out in montgomery, richmond closed at bergey road. alternate to get around the area so far with police activity directing traffic around the scene just take route 309. erika, back over to you. >> thanks,. >> i k new jersey rocker, jon bon jovi will be honored tonight in philadelphia. but not for his music. rather, for his humanitarian work. bon jovi will receive the prestigious marion anderson award. grammy winner's jon bon jovi soul foundation has helped homeless people in philadelphia and camden. tickets are still available tore tonight's award ceremony. it will be held at the kimmel center. >> updating breaking news, us secretary of state john kerrey tracking an attack in jerusalem. >> more than 100 people forced out of the best western

concordville this morning by carbon monoxide leak. fumes trails dollars to basement heater. guest razz now back inside. >> today pennsylvania's gaming commission could award philadelphia's last casino license. commission does n not have to hand it out, but there are four applicants. we'll be right back. sports coming up.

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>> part of wisconsin, 4 feet of snow in four days. oh! highway department also used more than 400 tons of salt, 18 gallons of brine, and their windchills, were well below zero. >> oh, my. hey, buffalo's used to harsh winter, but not more than a month ahead of schedule. lake effect snow, blowing snow, making travel hazardous big time. by the time the snow stopped falling, forecaster expect two, 3 feet on the ground. >> could always be worse. >> yes, it can. let's get our forecast with katie. >> so-so true. speaking of snow, guys, you know, one place, or the places that love it, are the ski resorts. they're making some fresh powder out there right now, "skycam 3", real cool, wintery shot, all of the ski lovers probably clapping their hands with joy, yes, it is cold enough, we can hit the slopes here pretty soon. yes, it is a lot colds. you need to be readied for t expect bright sun today, blustery conditions mean windchill values no better

than the teens, even colder tonight. how cold is it? we drop down to 20, for the early morning low tomorrow, and guys, that would officially tie the record in philadelphia. haven't hit that since 1936 on that day. jess? >> thank, i'm more after stay inside in the cabin watch everybody else go sky kind of girl. >> i'm with you. >> 6:24, we go outside and check out 95, at girard, where you can see things starting really to pick up rather quickly here. so, southbound toward center city where you see most of the volume, brake lights on the northbound lanes, over the schuylkill expressway, boulevard, starting to stack up there, as well, eastbound lanes moving along great. you can see a loft brake lights, people starting to stop right there headed west down toward the king every prussia area. northeast extension southbound just past lansdale, an accident, pushed over into the right-hand side. erika, ukee, back to you. >> thank you, jessica. the controversial keystone xl pipeline comes up for vote in the u.s. senate today. supporters think they have the votes to pass it. the house cleared that bill last week. louisianna senator marry

landreaux, trying to hold her seat in next month's runoff, is the bill's chief democratic sponsor. she in close race with republican congressman bill cassidy in a oil rich state. >> and, democrats and republicans try to rebuild some bipartisanship, getting a look at the reconstruction over nation's capitol. check it out. architect of the capitol of the agency overseeing the project released this time lapse video. they hope to finish all of the renovations by 2016. >> seems like there are what drive-thru everything these days, food, banking, even more churr. holy spirit church in freemont california helping worshippers get spiritual relief without even getting out of their cars. father matthew came up with the idea. >> any outside of the box. normally only the sunday masses, bible study and other ministry. so this is something new. you don't have to prepare. you don't have to plan. and you can experience that immense love in two, three minutes. >> the holy spirit church is catholic but father matt says

all denomination roswell come. >> doesn't get much more convenient than that. >> oxford dictionary just announced 2014 international word of the year. >> okay, i asked katie if she could think of it, one guess? >> no, my guess was yolo. but i don't think that's right. >> turns out it is vape. when used as a verb action it is defined as inhaling annex hailing the vapor produced by electronic cigarette or similar device tonight top this, had to have enough of an influence in society over the year, of course vape is not a new word, but prominence following the explosion. e cigarette industry. >> got it. >> they do what they do. coming up in our next half hour of "eyewitness news", another woman speaks out in the bill cosby sex abuse scandal. >> who would believe me? they would probably think i was out to get something. >> that woman claims the comedian abused her years ago.

why she is choosing to tell it now. >> plus, following breaking news in jerusalem, terrorists armed with a gun and meat clever stormed a synogogue. >> jessica and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we do it on the 3's, back at the bottom of the hour. glad you're with us, be right back. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru.

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>> good morning, hearing from another woman chalking cosby and sexual accusation he is. justin finch joins us in the cbs-3 sat center more on the woman's claims. justin, good morning. >> good morning, erika. bill cosby is staying silent, allegations and chatter just keep coming, and as you mentioned, now, another accuser, is telling her story. >> bill cosby, in his element, on stage, in erie, pennsylvania sunday. though off stage, the spotlight has centered on rape allegations against him, claims that have docked him for decades, but resurface in the another comic stand up routine and went viral. now another accuser has come forward. >> i didn't know his history. i assumed i was not the only girl that he was doing this

with. but, who is going to believe me? >> publicist, john, appeared on cnn monday, reeling her alleged sexual assault by cosby in the 19 60s. >> what i said to myself was: you old expletive. >> former montgomery county d.a. bruce castor investigate a 2004 rape claim against cosby, accuser, former temple employee, says cosby raped her at hits montgomery county hope. -- hope -- home. >> i thought he did something he shouldn't have. >> but there were roadblocks, castor said the accuser came forward year later hindering criminal investigation. without evidence, castor says, it was difficult to move forward, criminal charges were not filed. >> he put his forearm under my neck, and he tried to disrobe himself. >> back in 2006, accuser barbara bowman recounted her alleged encounter cosby to cbs-3. when she was a teen in the

1980s. now, bowman was among a dozen or so women set to testify against cosby, in a civil suit that has since been settled, the controversy has caused cosby to cancel at least two talk show appearances. live in the sat center, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. funeral scheduled friday for cinnaminson firefighter killed in the line every duty. lieutenant christopher hunter died early saturday. he was found unresponsive at his home. lieutenant hunter worked the previous morning, so his death is considered to be in the line of duty. there is no word on a cause of death, the fire chief says his department has suffered a huge loss. >> chris was one of the best that we v and he lived, ate, and drank, this fire department, this was his life. >> black bunting covers the fire station as a flag flies at half staff as well. viewing scheduled thursday, followed by second viewing before the funeral on friday. lieutenant hunter is survived by wife and two children. >> happening today, philadelphia will soon know

this afternoon whether it is getting a second casino. the pennsylvania gaming control board is supposed to decide among four contenders. it also has the option of rejecting all four. the board meets at the pennsylvania convention center at 1:00 this afternoon. >> also today, one of the largest malls in the country is about to get little bit bigger. officials with the king of prussia mall will unveil their plans for major expansion project. shoppers will soon find an extra 155,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space connecting the two main shopping areas in the mall. the plaza, and the court. >> good day to hit up the mall and do little pre-holiday shopping? >> avenue love affair with the king of prussia mall. i just love that place. now it will get even bigger and bert. we just love that news. guys, we do have very big chill that has settled in. we go first and for most right out to beautiful view, the sun yet to come up. but you can already see the light of day just some left over clouds, thinning with time here, as the day progresses as we face east

here over the ben franklin bridge, actually one very roof camera shots at station headquarters. look at the winds, that's the key. already cold at 29. but when you factor in the northwest persistent and strong wind at 23 miles per hour, it makes it feel like this. oh, this is rough stuff t feels like it is sub zero right now mount pocono. no better than the teens, in almost every other location give or take, where it is even colder in places like lancaster. so you know that wind really does number on you. now, storm scan3, thankfully, as i showed you moment ago, you don't have to worry about any left over precipitation at this point. certainly, you can expect full sunshine as the day progresses, the other good thing, too, with the winds, is that it actually has helped to essentially dry everything out. ice isn't necessarily a concern. but it is cold enough that if you're not adequately prepared with the heavier coat, hat, scarf, gloves, good idea it, could be, you know, could obviously be very uncomfortable walking out the door. so just god to be ready for it. jess? >> i have to go gloves shopping. good morning, everybody, 6:34,

we go outside, show you how quickly things can change. starting to pack in some volume, really, on a the low of the majors here, 422 at trooper road where you can see that is actually the eastbound lanes, headed toward the king every prussia area. you can see, over the right-hand right hand lanes, right there, some ongoing construction work. possibly setting them back quite a bit, but you can see a loft brake lights specially coming off trooper road, wrap around onto 422 as well. backups, due to ongoing construction, 95 at cottman, brake lights headed southbound toward the center city air, losing out the right hand shoulder due to ongoing construction, northeast extension, southbound past lansdale, accident, there push over into the right-hand side. ukee, erika, back to you. >> jess, thank you. more now on the breaking news from jerusalem. two palestinian men stormed into synogogue killing four worshippers. deadliest attack on jerusalem in years. >> reporter: witnesses say, two attackers, used axes,

knives, and guns, to kill at least four jews praying at jerusalem synogogue. >> we heard gunshots from downstairs, and heard one shot, two shots, flurry of shots. >> authorities say attackers were palestinians from east jerusalem, died in a shoot-out with police. >> millitant group hamas did not claim responsibility. us secretary of state john kerrey condemned the attack one of the deadly necessary jurries almost in years. >> people who are had come to worship god in the sactuary of the synogogue, were hatchet dollars and hacked, and murdered, in that holy place in a act of brewer terror. >> also denouncing the violence, a mid palestinian and israeli tensions in the area over contested site. >> vowing to respond harshly to what he calls quote cruel

murder every jews who came to pray and were killed by despicable murderers. alphonso van marsh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 6:37 right now. and, today, the senate is expected to vote on the keystone exile pipeline. but conditions are very different, six years after the project started. >> the price of cruel i had has plunged nearly 30% since june. lower prices are likely to remain in the first half of next year. cbs news business analysts, jill schlessinger, joins us now, to tell you what's behind the drop. thousand could impact the economy. she is up in new york for us. jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> so why have priced dropped by so much? >> the us boom has boosted oil production to 8.9 million barrels per day in october. that's the highest monthly production since 1986. the government is forecasting production will average 9.4 million, next year, that would be the most since 1972. so, on top that far increased supply, we have seen demand in

china, japan, europe, waning, put it together, and you've got big drop in prices. >> okay, now, how does it relate to the price at the pump? >> the price of crude oil accounts for about two thirds of the price of gallon of gas. and according to triple a, national average for regular unleaded is 2.88 a gallon. down 80 cents from the april peak. it is the lowest price in four years. that decline translates into estimated savings of get this more than $250 million a day for motorists. >> and lower energy prices impacting the economy. how's it work? >> americans are expected to save about $61 billion due to the falling cost. it may not seem like a lot because we have 17 trillion-dollar economy. but, it immediately gives consumers more money to spend on other things, like let me look at the calendar, holiday shopping, in fact, economists are saying that these lower energy prices could increase fourth quarter growth by up to a half of a percent.

to learn more about the benefits of low energy prices, you can go to jill on money. com. i know drivers are finally happy. we're happy for them. >> no kidding, years in the making. >> got that ride. thanks, jill, appreciate t hey, word is taylor swift has some good fuse for her philadelphia fans, t that's coming up. >> also, do you want to lose some weight? if so, there is an app for that. but, do those weight loss apps really help you trim your waistline? the answer ahead. >> and, sharks and storms. why meteorologists are teaming up with the ocean's top preditors to predict hurricanes. >> this is not sharknado, just letting you know. >> no, no, no. >> next time you steel a kiss, you could be stealing a whole

lot more. because you know that puckering up, for just 102nd, could spread millions of germs. jessica, ewe. we'll talk more about it in the health watch. be right back.

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did you see that. >> i think we have to watch this whole thing. >> we have to. >> oh, but right now, we have to watch traffic and weather together. >> we were during one of the breaks, what's the age where thee kids start to say okay, mom, dad, you guys are the lame he is people, right? >> live neighborhood network, beautiful sunrise about ready to get underway. light of day out there. not real persistent winds at the moment outside this particular location. but cold, winds noticeable around the board any time today. stormstorm scan3 showing nice we zoom. lake effect snow kicking in, few light flurries visible from the central pennsylvania region, cleared out nicely if you saw flurry in the poconos wouldn't be surprised by it but that would be it. windy bright, sunny cold day unfold. some of the winds reports, these are freshest ones we've got from nottingham, fran,

sends in 22 miles per hour predominant flow, as you see coming in out of the west, and any time you get more northerly con people end to that, more of biting win. but the whole region, experiencing this so we gave you b minus for the day, erika thought it would be lower. blustery, cold out there, but because so much below average, we gave you b minus, but at least sin, thief going for us, not dangerous forecast as long as you're ready for it with the heavy winter coat where the grade came f the reasoning if you care where it came from behind that lou 30's expected here today and tomorrow. keep in mind whenever that wind blows today, do you have just throw out that thermometer reading and expect that it will feel more like the teens. guys, if you love watching the weather you want to see your name up on the board like we just showed, join our team of eyewitness weather watchers, sign up today by going to cbs philly. com/watchers. jess, over to you.

>> we were taking the schuylkill expressway at city avenue. they turned the camera around little bit. the off ramp to get to city avenue i just watched a car spin live into the median right, there actually just drove away. so we know at least there is some slippery patches around there. off ramp off the schuylkill expressway for city avenue, really slippery spot right there. and if they move the camera back eventually would you know that the schuylkill expressway westbound toward the king every prussia area completely jam solid there, as well. new jersey, 42 at creek, starting to see volume accumulate. northbound lanes headed to the surrounding bridges. back over to you. >> thank you, jess. updating breaking news now, deadly attack at synogogue in jerusalem, benjamin mitt netanyahu vows harsh retaliation for the four people killed by two palestinian suspect, those suspect were killed by police. >> also, breaking right now, small plane crashed into a home in the southwest side of chicago, around 2:45 this morning. no one in that home was

injured. the pilot is reportedly trapped in that wreckage. >> well there is afternoon, pennsylvania official could award philadelphia second casino license. there are four applicants, but the casino control board does not have to awards the license. >> on the hell watch this morning, new study suggesting calorie counting apps may not be an effective weight loss tool. >> researchers in california followed a group of overweight patients, over six months, now, half of them directed to download the my fitness pal app on their smart phones, which records what you eat and drink. doctors found no significant difference in weight loss between either group. >> get ready to be grossed out, i guess? new research from dutch scientists shows in a single ten seconds kiss, 80 million bacteria get transferred from one kisser to another. study also fawn the more couple kiss, the more they share the same colony of bacteria. bacteria in your mouth are not dangerous, unless you have a

lot of cavities. so there you go. >> i always wonder, who decides what studies are going to do, like how much bacteria gets he is changed when somebody kiss. >> just go to your dentist and get your smooch on. >> and some chap stick. >> hey, one of the ocean as top preditors might and meteorologist bus present when it comes to storm predicting. >> off the coast of miami to get the scoop. >> scientists are hoping sharks will one day help them more accurately predict the strength of tropical storms and hurricanes. marine conservation program at the university of miami tags about 300 sharks per year to study their movement. but, researchers now want to use more advanced tactics, so sharks can collect weather date. >> these animals then actually become environmental censors. >> guys, we got a big shark. >> he runs the program, invited us to join him and his team about three and a half miles off the miami coast. what makes sharks such good storm chasers.

>> they go out, do their things, collect data lime swim being around. >> certain sharks like tiger sharks can swimming long distances, up to 30 miles a day, and hard to reach depth of more than 2,000 feet. sharks also gravitate to rapid temperature changes, where storms often intensify. meteorologist nick shea believe sharks could improve storm forecasts up to 20%. >> not only are they swimming in those areas, they're also providing data to high data rate that give you more information than you currently have with just satellite. >> scientists still need to secure funding. but hope to have about dozen weather censors, swimming with the sharks over the next few months. begat shaban, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> so creative. >> amazing. >> right now 6:49. let's see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell with your preview. hi, nora. >> good day to you, good morning, ukee, erika.

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>> live look, beautiful sunrise underway in center city, gives you the warm fuzz is just looking at it, right? let's go next to how it actually feels outside, my friends. very cold morning. i think just because we haven't seen this in so long it, will feel perhaps that much worse to you. so just be red which nice heavy coat. you will be just fine. we are specking dry couple of days here, but much colder than average, even thursday, the rebounds there, that's still about ten plus below the norm. jess? >> and thanks, katie. 65:00, a gee outside now, where we had our camera stationed at the schuylkill expressway at city avenue. actually moved to the off ramp

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♪ good morning. it is tuesday november 18th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." palestinians storm a jerusalem synagogue attacking with knives, axes and guns. israel vows to retaliate. a plane crashes into a chicago home overnight just moments after takeoff. plus, he became a social media star, among the stars, astronaut reid wiseman is back on earth and he joins us live. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i'd like to come back, atlanta. >> a plane crashes into a