>> windy out there earlier. how is it now, katy? >> sort of coming through in gusts intermittently, thankfully don't need the umbrella, do you have hold a clicker, an umbrella at the same time. have very, very warm, nice warming trend, that's underway, as well. and the reason weaver the rain in the first place, courtesy of very strong warmfront. we start things off quickly here is a look at storm scan3, another look at the localized zoom where, i mean, this is saturated air mass, guys t feels very, very steamy out here on the skydeck, we zoom it out, though, and the bulk of the rain may have woken you up in the middle of the night actually pulling away at this point. while we may still have lingering shower, all you are really left with at this point is the wind and it starts to kick in right on cue, and some lingering showers, as well. now the wind, again, becomes our most noticeable weather feature here as the day goes on, along with the warmth. look at the expected high here. 72 degrees, the record was last set on this day in 1979, when we hit 71, in philly, and we're obviously making real

good run for records with temperatures like this, starting off in the low 60s after all, in philadelphia, at the airport, 61 currently in atlantic city, and even flirting with 60 up at mount pocono, hard to believe, that we might be tracking some snow later in the week. but, we will, in the meantime, today, is definitely a day of transition for us here, we sort of sit between fronts, cold front sweeps through later today. but it is very weak by comparison. soap, in the meantime, we have a chance to start drying out, little bit here, through the afternoon. but we also have to deal with the breeze most of the day. 72 degrees, however, the expected high. nice and warm, and certainly feeling more like spring than anything. jess? >> thanks, i feel like it waits until you come full screening there, and then the winds blows, every single time. >> absolutely does every time. >> it knows, it no, sir. thank you, katie, good morning, everyone, just after 6:00 a.m. we go out, check out how things are doing on 95. soap, southbound lanes are where the headlights are, fortunately, all lanes there are open. and seem to still be moving

along great. on the northbound lanes, there, between blue route and 320, completely closed due to fatal accident that happened shortly after 3:00 a.m. earlier this morning. so, again, northbound lanes are closed at 320. your alternate for the time being is to take 291, which run parallel to 95, then access 95, from ridley park, no over on 422 just past 29, the eastbound lanes here, involving an accident, here, you can see police activity on the scene. fortunately, push over into the left hand shoulder there. and everything still squeezing on by, slowly, to the right-hand side, headed eastbound. and then we go over to, excuse me, the vine st. expressway, where you can see everything completely slammed solid, headed westbound, approaching the schuylkill expressway. because there is an accident just up ahead where you can see some flashing lights there headed eastbound, off the eastbound ramp of the schuylkill expressway. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, jess, breaking news this morning, amber alert issued for three month old steven ristick. new york stately confirmed the

baby abducted by jonathan laurence just before 11:00 last night from the town of green port. now, police believe they may beheading to jersey city or union city, new jersey, in a blue dodge or chrysler mini-van. the van has temporary connecticut tags. the plate 795t9. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you more updates as soon as they come into our news room. updating other breaking news story from chester delaware county, all lanes closed i95 northbound at route 320 because of deadly accident. >> now it happened shortly there right before 3:00. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunk join us live with the details for us, david? >> reporter: just got off with pennsylvania state police five minutes ago, they told me to expect 95 to be closed for little while longer, they don't know exactly how long, but live look right now, actually on road overlooking the accident scene, amorosso bread truck delivery van involved, also there is an

s.u.v. in the back, not sure exactly the placement of that, how it was involved, but a lot of debris on the road, looks like authorities are starting to clean up that debris little bit. we don't know exact time of when that will be cleaned up. also don't know why somebody was on 95, we are told one person has died, medical examiner took that person away. we don't know exactly why they were on the road work to go finds that out. for now 95 still closed, state police say it will be closed for the foreseeable future. we work to get updated time to you guys. all right, david, thank you. our other big story, lot behind south philadelphia warehouse becomes a crime scene after the discovery after woman's body. now, police are investigate how she got there, and how she died. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, at the scene, with the latest information, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, police have yet to officially identify the woman who was found dead behind this old south philadelphia warehouse yesterday afternoon, but it was certainly a

disturbing discovery, right in this busy shopping area here in south philly. she was found wounded, and naked. >> in plane site of a busy shopping center, sunday afternoon, a shocking discovery in south philadelphia, a woman dead behind this warehouse on south christopher columbus boulevard near dilworth street. police say her body was found just after 1:30, "eyewitness news", spoke to the man who first spotted the woman and called police. he asked not to be identified. >> you know, she don't got no clothes, no nothing. >> police say she was naked, and had a large cut near her rib cage. they aren't identifying her just yet as the investigation continues, but says she's between 35 and 40 years old. that eyewitness, who spotted her, spoke to the police twice yesterday, about what he saw and what he no, sir. he says homeless people often sleep in the area. and he actually thought she was sleeping at first. he tells us, however, he did not know the victim. >> had you seen her before? >> no. i never seen her before.

i never, i don't know. >> reporter: now, we're told that police have gotten a couple of surveillance videos from the surrounding area, and are reviewing that in hopes of figuring out how this happened, how this woman died, and who may be involved. anyone with information is asked to call police. reporting live in south philadelphia, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank youment meanwhile police in lehigh valley continue their search for missing woman. jessica pageant last seen friday afternoon between 12:30 and 2:00 leaving work at the duck duck goose day care in in northampton. her car found a mile away at the dollar general store. pageant also has a foot print tatoo on her shoulder. told she about 5-foot four, 130 pounds. anyone with information should call police right away. >> well, coming together in the wake after tragedy. a community in new jersey tries to cope with a devastating loss. dozen gathered for candlelight vigil at the tab err knack you will town hall last night to reflect and mourn.

janine la page died sunday morning, police say la page shot three of her children thursday before turning the gun on herself. two of those children died. community members are still trying to understand this tragedy. >> the families' keeping the entire community in their prayers, as well. as they know this tragedy is felt by all of us. >> we're trying to get our kids to understand something we can't. even begin to comprehend. >> and 11 year old victim remains hospitalized this morning, in critical condition. developing right now, a decision from the grand jury on whether indict officer darren wilson for killing michael brown could be coming any moment. the grand jury reconvenes today. officer wilson shot and killed an unarmed teenager in august. local authority are bracing for possible violence. president obama has a message for the people of ferguson and other who are looking to protest. >> contrary to rule of law, contrary to who we are. >> governor jay nixon has

declared a state of emergency, and summoned the national guard to send troops to the area. >> your time is now 6:08. and in sport, eagles hope to be thankful on that is giving day, when they battle cowboy, first place nfc east there is follows yesterday's win over the tennessee titans. sport director beasley reese shows you how the eagles got the offense back on track. >> lincoln financial field moving out of the shadow of the vet when it comes to home field advantage. ten straight home victories for the birds, setting up thanksgiving day in dallas. all right, the birds wasted no time getting on the scoreboard. josh huff takes the opening kick off, 7 yards deep in the end zone. came out, got some blocks, and he's gone. the longest kick off return for a touchdown in team history, and the birds were off and running. shady mccoy sliced up the titans 31 ranked rushing defense, running for 130 yards on 21 carries and a touchdown. eagles crush the titans,

43-24. and now get ready for dallas on thanksgiving. huge game for both teams. division game. on the line if you want to win the division and repeat what we did last season, we have to go through dallas. >> rivalry is real. and it is fun for us. so, we're all excited about this thursday. >> all right, the cowboys with come back win sunday night against the giants, which means, they're tied with the eagles, a top of the nfc east at eight and three. thursday's winner, will be alone, in first place. i'm beasley reese, cbs-3, eyewitness sports. by the way that cowboys game last night featured one of the most incredible catches you'll ever see. if you saw it, you know what i am talking about. if not, wait until you see it, that's coming up in sport in just a little bit. erika? >> coming up, attention parents why your pediatrician will be paying closer attention to your child's teeth. we'll explain why coming up in the health watch. >> also, they were trapped in their homes by several feet of snow. but now the people of buffalo are on alert, as new more

serious threat is looming. find out why they could be forced to evacuate. >> and stopping grinches before they can get your holiday packages. a new high-tech way to stop people from stealing deliveries from your front porch. that's coming up, we'll be right back. a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart.

>> resident in buffalo, new york are expecting flooding, temperatures expected to reach the 60s in their area today. about 7 feet of snow fell on the area last week. new york governor andrew cuomo has warned resident be prepared to evacuate. another fear, melting snow could cause more roofs to collapse.

>> lots to talk b we have this very large well define storm system that we're tracking right now. very intensifying area of low pressure, storm center, now moving into basically illinois, and indianna. but the warmfront that lifted north, out of this, that's what brought us all of the heavy rain through the morning. and now, really just feeling at this point lingering showers, very persistent wind, here, actually hearing reports now that we have got a lot of people without power in southern new jersey, off to the south where pee-wee see the next storm system develop. two storms in matter leave days. first one affecting us now, and then number two comes along tomorrow, wednesday, snow rain right over our area, it is a forecasting nightmare. but we are expecting at this point it may ends up being primarily snow event for berks county, lehigh valley, pocono region, but more mixing taking place the further south you

go, mainly it would be rain though as you go into say south most new jersey and delaware, again, a lot of question marks with this, but, that's essentially how we think this split will take place. today, 72 degrees, that would be a new record for us, as long as we hit it, then we drop to the 40's by wednesday, so, this is a variety pack forecast if i ever saw it. thankfully the storm is out of here by thursday. it is just matter of get to go your holiday location on wednesday. that may proof awfully tricky. jessica, over to you. >> thank you, katie being good morning, everybody, we check out and check in with how 95 is doing, fortunately, southbound lanes open, but the northbound lanes, closed due to fatal accident that happened just little bit after 3:00 a.m. this morning. so completely closing off 95 northbound, and i'll show you alternate, what you are dealing w do you have access at any point, you want to take 291, which runs parallel to 95, and then you can get on 95, from ridley park, at this point, we don't have any word sofas to when that will be

reopened. now, a loft problems out on the vine st. expressway headed westbound, toward the schuylkill expressway, just up ahead, you can see, little bit of light up here on the top right-hand corner, but there is an accident involving a truck there, police activity on the scene, on the eastbound ramp, the ramp to the eastbound schuylkill expressway, as you can see, completely slammed solid on the vine, fortunately, the eastbound lanes moving along great, erika, back over to you >> thank you driver fatigue may have caused a deadly tore bus crash. one man died, six other seriously injured when the bus ran off the road and overturned, about 100 miles from the oregon border. it happened on a trip from los angeles to washington state sunday morning. now, earlier in the day, the bus driver ran into a restaurant. riders say, he also looked tired. >> he wasn't paying attention, he kept going straight, and i think he might have fallen asleep a little bit. i'm not sure. it is crazy. i felt like i was in a roller

coaster kind of, and a loft us were crushed. we were crushed between seats. >> now, you may be wondering but no word on why that bus continued after that first crash into the restaurant. police continue to question the bus driver. amber alert in the headlines this morning, there is an amber alert for dismissing three month old boy who may be head today new jersey. police say jonathan laurence took steven ristick late last night, small town on long island. police think they mae be headed to new jersey in blue dodge or chrysler mini-van. has connecticut license plates, here is the number: 795t9. also, a man found a woman's body near columbus boulevard, dilworth street sunday afternoon. investigators are reviewing security video from nearby businesses in their search for clues. >> missouri grand jury could indict ferguson police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown today. police have been gearing up, in case tensions boil over.

>> we'll be right back.

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>> the flyers on the road tonight playing islanders, sixers in south philly, they take on the portland trailblazer. ands what a start for the eagles yesterday at lincoln financial field against the tennessee titans. josh huff took the opening kick off of franchise record 107 yards to score the game's first touchdown.

get out of my way. the birds got contributions from everyone yesterday including another hundred yard gain from shady and 300-yard gain for mark sanchez, defense did their thing, that sets up, yes indeed, thanksgiving game in dallasment sanchez, likes the rivalry, and coach kelly knows the boys are playing well. >> you know, i've seen it play on thanksgiving before. i know it is a big time rivalry. we're in the third quarter and people are screaming about dallas game and, you know, this thing is still going on, like what are they talking about, you know? but, you know, all get a good introduction next week. >> a lot of dallas fans up in new york last night. to last night's prime timings, the wide receiver, how about that catch? one handed, mid-air, this guy's got some myths on him. he practices catches like that. one handed. but in the end, the cowboys come back to win it, tony romo, to dez bryant in the final minutes, the final,

giants lose it, 31 to 28. dallas, record, same record, eight and three, thanksgiving day it is on like donkey kong. let's do there. >> that's another whole kind of on. >> like hot buttered popcorn, dallas week is always fun. >> oh, all right. well, this year's superbowl, staying with football, half time performer has beeeen announced, we'll tell you who coming up. >> grin of after grinch gets caught on camera stealing holiday deliveries right from people's homes. now high-tech way to put a stop to all of this. find out how to protect your packages, when we come back.

we all got together and we are we had a free weekend. having a great time. there is everything to do. you've got restaurants. you've got shopping, oh my gosh fabulous shopping. bars too, although i'm married and i don't know if my husband wants me in any bars. i don't think it is just for girls weekend. i think it's great for couples.

it's great for families. i was also was talking to my girlfriends saying i would like to bring my husband back. it's a great weekend.

>> wind, power outages being reported, 24-mile mower hour sustained breeze out the south. expect daytime high to hit 72 degrees, and eventually, you'll get at least some sunshine. all-in-all, not terrible day. jess, over to you. >> i know, 72 degrees, almost hot comparatively to last week, thanks, katie. good morning, 6:24, we go outside, check out how things are doing, on 95, where we've had the northbound lanes, between the blue route and 320, completely closed, all morning, since an accident occurred earlier around 3:00 a.m. thankfully, the southbound lanes are open. i'm going to head over to the maps now, show you what we're dealing with. so again 95 northbound closed at 320 your alternate.

get on 291, which runs parallel to 956789 and then you want to access 95, from ridley park. erika, ukee, back to you. >> thanks so much. one auto maker look to go change the future of driving. >> general motors is testing some new technology that will have drivers saying hey look, mom, no hands. getting hine the wheel for first look at this super cruz system. >> not so far down the road drivers will be able to do a lot less, because their car can pretty much drive itself. general motors engineers say they're putting the finishing touches on super cruz technology. gm's john cap showed me how it works. >> cruising at 51, hands up, nothing on pedals. >> super crews combines crews control with steering. when the technology send guaged with push of button drivers can crews on down the road, thought touching the steering wheel. >> turn your head, this way, first, two, three, four seconds. >> it is really nerve wracking. you know, i feel like i just won a football champ.

>> keeps the car in the correct lane, will slow the car down if it senses the vehicle in front of saw not going that fast. gm says, its technology will allow drivers to take their eyes off the road, while the car does the driving. >> this is a little tens. you came into my lane, and it is hitting the brakes, slows you down and i've stayed in my rain. >> will only dot driving if the super christ is engaged and the seat will vibrate to alert drivers if he needs to take over. >> i vibrated, my see vibrated it, dropped my speed limit. >> yes. >> it is dropping. >> slows you down, sees the car in front you. >> gm still fine tuning the software on the test track, and in traffic. they plan to put it in a cadillac first, the first one to schedule to hit the road in 2017. omar villafranca, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". you like that? >> i would be so behind that. but not you, right. >> i got to be in control. you know what? if i can be in control, i'll be in control. >> just think, take your hands

off, take a bite of your hamburger oring? >> not happening. busy shopping season almost here. >> new app may help your package get to its destination safely. designed the doorman smart phone app. his company hopes to stop thieves from grabbing packages right off people's doorsteps. so, here's how it works. you pay his start up, $4, to have your package delivered to them instead of your home. >> once it arrives, we notify you on your phone, then you use the doorman app to schedule delivery until midnight seven days a week. >> how about that? now, on line retail sales tops $200 billion last year, in the u.s. alone. that number expected to grow this year by about 10 percent. getting close to the booth bottom of the hour, coming up, update on our breaking news. david? >> tow truck just arrived on scene, but how long will 95 be shutdown? we'll have live report coming up. >> david, thank you. also, do you remember sinner the black bear cub rescued from the massive wild fire in washington state?

she suffered terrible burns. but now, we have some great news to report on her recovery. that is coming up. >> and jessica and katie return with your traffic and weather together these. back at the bottom of the hour. good morning.

>> update on breaking news from chester, delaware county, all lanes remain closed i95 northbound at route 320 following a deadly accident. >> also, it appears a person was struck by a bread delivery truck. david spunt on the scene with the latest information for us, david, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, erika, within the last few minutes, a truck pulled up on the scene, towing an s.u.v. on a street overlooking the accident right now, through a fence, but you can see that tow truck there, there is also an amorosso bread delivery truck that was involved with this accident. now, we don't know exactly what the person was doing. we know that they were struck just after 3:00. the road has been closed. all lanes since about that time. there are some crews here. they look to be clearing some debris. we don't know what time the road will be open. i stalked to state police. they tell us the road is still closed don't have estimated open time. the latest from delaware county, david spunt, "eyewitness news". thank you for. that will also detectives are

searching for clues following the discovery after woman's body outside a south philadelphia warehouse. police canvassed this lot along columbus boulevard near dilworth street yesterday afternoon. that is where a homeless man told "eyewitness news", that he led authorities to the body. police say the woman, who is between 35 and 40 years old, was found naked, with a large cut on her rib cage. well, happening today, lawyers for the old revel casino in atlantic sitly try to save the deal to sell it. last week, eyewitnesses told that you brookfield asset management back out of plans to buy revel for $110 million. sources say, the deal fell apart because of electricity costs, today, revel's bankruptcy lawyers will hold a meeting in new york city, and at the moment it is not clear, however, if brookfield will be there. coming up on 6:33, your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning shall everybody, we are definitely off to very soggy start here in the delaware vale, to the week ahead, this is week that's going to feature

everything from spring-like warmth, to winter-like chill, to rain, to snow. and pretty much everything inbetween, quiet weather along the way, too, this is holiday week, a loft people are traveling here. i have a feeling not this system but the next one coming up will mess with a lot of holiday travel. now, here's storm scan3, over the last three hours, you can tell the bulk of the moisture starting to pull away. still few residual showers out, there but the brunt of that very strong warmfront has since lifted away. yes, you will have lingering shower out, there helping to slow things down for the morning drive. but, the winds, i think, at this point, is the biggest feature of this warmfront. because, it is definitely noticeable, blustery start to the day, wind peak could gust as high as 40 miles per hour as the warmfront lift out. real good shot to have new record, temperature hereby the time asks all said and done. currently standing at 63 degrees at the airport, haven't budgeted too much through the course of the morning motioner of you into the low 60s this morning, so

really notice it is sticky, and very, very mild outside, with all of moisture to work w but, as the day progresses, look at the high of 72 degrees in philadelphia. and that does put records in serious jeopardy here. again, if we hit 72, we will have a new record, the last time we hit the low 70s on this date, 1979, we had our last record high hit of 71 degrees. so, it is a trade off, jess, warm, but windy, and obviously very damp outside, too. >> i know. i don't have to stand outside on the skydeck fortunately, so doesn't affect me so far this morning. your hair looks fabulous. >> thanks. >> it looked fabulous, though, it is fine. 34:00, good morning, everybody, i go outside, right now, double check on how things are doing on 95. now, actually, headed southbound are the headlight, so fortunately, those lanes are open for the time being, and the blue route, between the blue route and 320 northbound lanes closed due to fatal accident that happened earlier this morning around

3:00 a.m. no word to when this will hope. if you want -- we go over to the maps now, show you what we're dealing with here, so again 95 northbound completely closed at 320, your alternate to get around therefore the time being is to take 291, and then you can access 95 from ridley park, in that area. now we head over to the vine st. expressway completely slammed up here eastbound lanes are where the headlights are. westbound lanes you can see completely stopped almost at stand still there. all brake lights, that's actually affecting the ramp to the eastbound schuylkill. there is an accident, with police activity on the scene. we have word after vehicle and another truck on that scene there as well tying things up as they approach the schuylkill expressway. new jersey, route 73 northbound at route 38, an accident push over to the right-hand side. on the boulevard, set of traffic lights malfunctioning, roosevelt, no cross traffic allowed toward grant avenue. ukee, back over to you. >> cowboys week, eagles fans can't wait to stuff some

turkey n dallas, let's what the eagle did over the titans, joining us for that my man paul jolovitz from radio station 94wip watch do you say, young man? >> morning. >> i was on amtrak train coming back from new york city. i pick a bad time to be in the quiet start. what a start. >> what are you doing on a train during the game? >> i know, i had business to take care of. i was listening to merrill and mike, so i was there. >> good start. >> indeed. josh huff, talk to me. >> i always like josh huff, special teams, returned one in the pre-season, made some mistakes, was hurt, has had trouble getting on the field. well, here he takes -- a lot of people going no, no. ya, ya, then breaks it here, and he's going to beat the last man, the longest play in eagles history. >> how about that? >> just what the doctor ordered. you have the hang over from greenbay, nine straight home wins in the regular season, full link ready to rock to get ready for dallas. this is special teams, ukee,

ten defensive and special teams touchdowns this year. >> playing well, what's it takes. >> team record, six return, and josh josh huff took the distance. >> i love that stiff arm. >> it was. and he was obviously thrilled in the lockerroom afterward, first nfl touchdown, got the eagles off to night start. >> talk about the franchise, some calling him, mark sanchez >> i know it, i know you do. >> franchise, at times -- >> i hear you. >> other times, but, you know, here he threads this touchdown pass, to james casey. beautiful pro in the end zone. james casey pre catches two touchdowns, pretty good ratio. good sanchez, then here this past, jordan matthews on the side lines. san chest was more good than bad. you know, he's played pretty well. this i think was riley cooper's fault not getting in front of the defender, just bad throw, bad sanchez, this is what you can't have. >> he just said it failed on him, a bad throw. >> can't have that happen against the other teams.

you know, you get some good. you get some bad. more good than bad. let's hope he keeps evolving and plays well against dallas. turnovers have always been the problem for him in new york. >> against that defense, a lot of people expecting our running game to play well. tan did. >> shady mccoy, tennessee was just what the doctor order. remember the titaness shady did. and that left side, that jason peters, evan mathis left side, really, really played well today. hereof course we saw to the right side where he cuts back, than shows that you lane johnson and those guys are playing well, too. but right after there is if he got caught on the left side t all works. people questioning shady, he hasn't lost anything. i think he lost some confidence. and the line, the whole thing but here just breaks it, nice move here. 53 yards, toward his buck 30. i guess defense allowed that, they took it. they went and did it against the defense, open up the pass, some balance yesterday. good to see shady. you got to get him open up for this stretch. >> yes, good footing, he likes to use the cuts.

he likes to use the cuts. greenbay didn't have. that will here he did. i'm specking the best in dallas. >> i am too. one cut runner. got three big games. got to play shady and offensive line in there. here's dallas. tony romo to beastly, the don't cover the call beastly trick, giants tried it, didn't work again. that got him within four. in the third quarter again they trail by 11, ukee. maybe half game in first place. and then here, tony romo doesn't have whole lot of time to the ends of the game. offensive line, where the eagles, they got five sacks yesterday. that offensive line real good. they have to get it when they throw it therefore the winning touchdown. and on the big d thursday. >> it is on. let's do it, talk more on the "cw" fill. >> i sure r and happy thanksgiving same to you. err day, back to you. >> ukee, thank youment coming up in your health watch. pay attention to this. >> let risk of carbs versus saturated fats. plus this little bear was captured the heart of america when she was rescued by a massive wild fire.

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>> thousands every run presser all over the worlds packed the city streets for the 21st annual philadelphia marathon. dan, from massachusetts, crossed the finish line first with a unofficial time of two hours and 17 minutes. >> shortly after that lenora came in with women's time about two hours and 40 minutes. what makes her story so unique there is was the first time that lenora has run in a marathon. how about that? cleaned up there. we have the rest of the results for you on cbsphilly.com. congratulations to everyone, who took part, certainly, great day for a run yesterday. >> all right, right now, 6:43, how's today looking? well, wet start? >> absolutely was. i bet a lot of you got woken up in the middle of the night

with the rain pounding down, not widespread. still few left over showers. we check in quickly with our eyewitness weathernet watcher, temperature sent in from john, lots of clouds for him at this point, but generally speaking, we're starting to see the back edge of the warmfront that was responsible for bringing in the rain. let's head further northwest here, one of the newbe's weather watcher, michael from mount gretna, 59 degrees, clearing out nicely. but as he mentions, certainly been very wet morning, very muggy out stood side. i can a test to that, nice to be able to walk outside without a jacket he said, i'm sure nice break for a loft us. but, as we go to storm scan3 next, dow want to show you what we've got down the pike here guys. certainly, still dealing with some winds, left over, but the heaviest of the rain as you can see the back edge pretty much back here at this point. meanwhile, again, the winds still an issue for us. we go ahead, zoom it out one time though. see the back edge of this, eventually actually going to see new area of low pressure

develop on the tail end of this. and by tuesday night, leading into wednesday, we start to see our next coastal storm system taking shape. so, as we jump it to wednesday, we are looking at the potential for rain and snow. possibly some sleet mixing in, as you go far enough south and east here, but this would be a substantial snow if it happens the way the models are projecting right now, at least 4 inches of accumulation for many of you, essentially 95 on northwest. today really warmment way too warm but plane old rain. then we knock the temperatures back for you by tuesday. guys if you love watching weather we want you to join our team of eyewitness weather watchers sign up cbsphilly.com/watchers. jess, over to you. >> thank you, good morning, everybody, we go outside, check out the situation on 9595 northbound closed, just after 3:00 a.m. between the blue route and 320, it has been closed off the entire time. fortunately, the only thing we can say that's good about this the southbound lanes are open.

see starting to pack in little bit of volume there. now i show you your alternate, again, 59 northbound closed at route 320, your alternate, take 291, that runs parallel to 95, and then access 95, from ridley park for the time being. over on the vine st. expressway having major problems here ike lanes great, web lines stand still due to accident on the ramp that is accesses the eastbound schuylkill expressway see jammed, ukee, over to you. >> thank you, jess, following breaking news, police have just canceled the amber alert we have been telling but this morning, it was activated for three month old steven ri asks stick, taken by his father jonathan lawyer friends green port new york. authorities say steve send now safe. >> also, police in the lehigh valley are searching for jessica pageant last seen last friday afternoon. her car found a mile from the day care center where she work. if you have seen jessica pageant, you're asked to please call police.

>> grand jury is considering indictment against ferguson missouri police officer darren wilson in the death of 18 year old michael brown this summer. police are monitoring the situation in case of more unrest and violence. >> on the hell watch, new study challenges the risk associated with diet, high in saturated fat. >> they may not be so bad for us after all. >> scientists at ohio state university found diet high in saturated fat did not increase fat levels in the blood when combined with low carb foods. however, when combined with a high carb diet the body produced fatty acid that's linked to diabetes and heart disease. >> and the american academy of pediatrics is asking doctors to pay closer attention to children's teeth. new policy statement says among children between the age of two and four, 24% have suffered from tooth decay. the art calls on pediatrician toss instruct families on proper brushing techniques and avoiding sugary foods.

>> hard to believe but there are 27 days until the start of winter, and among the bears heading to the hibernation is a little cub named sinder. you may remember she was wounded by wild fire few months ago, but since made remarkable recovery. carter evans with more on her story. >> this summer's carlton complex fire, was the largest ever to hit washington state, nearly 300 homes were destroyed, as well as 400 square miles of wildlife habitat. it is unknown how many animals may have died, but somehow this little cub survived. her coast cue ers named the baby black bear sinder, singed when third agree burns, her face and chest were also badly burned. her road to recovery began when she was airlifted to this wildlife care center in lake tahoe, california. >> 38.9. >> she was scared, and malnourished, when veterinarians began the process of rehab. with lots of tlc.

bandages changes dollars every other day, and she consumed a steady diet of fresh fish and fruit. >> 97.5. >> three month later, her weight has nearly tripled. and her pause have healed. >> on friday, came the announcement, via facebook, sinder is going home. >> first thing she between do when she wakes is up eat her grapes. >> first stop, rehab center in idaho. and then come spring back to the woods of washington. the landscape here has changed significantly. but at least one re valiant cub is proving you can't go home again. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> i'm shire there were probably tears of joy. no doubt. >> right now 6:49. let's see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie roads joins us with your preview from new york, good morning. >> good morning, ahead, we're in up-state new york, with 7 feet of snow creating concerns of massive flooding as temperatures climb.

plus anna find out how college student sent using 3d printer create inexpensive prosthetic hands for children and this steve hartman in reading, pennsylvania, with the story behind the christmas tree nobody wants. all of that and more, the news back in the morning. >> charlie brown christmas tree. >> and steve doing story, i know it is great. >> we have to watch. thanks, charlie, appreciate it. >> music awards bridges out the biggest star. boy bands, one direction, to country star luke brian. >> little bit of there are. >> oh, yes. >> how much, it was berks county native taylor swift, heated performance that has everyone talking this morning. >> that's fun.

>> all right, before the night even began, swift won for ac best selling artist. >> unbelievably extactic, ama chose to honor me with this. >> swift received the first ever dick clark award for excellence, for the record setting sales of her new albumn 1989. british boy band, one direction, was name artist of the year. also, new rap artist, won for favorite rap hip hop artist, and, this right there, it was pearl form ands with j-lo, that really had the audience dancing out of their seats. >> appears rumors were true, katie perfectly headline the half time show at superbowl 49. tweeted the news from australia, where she is on tour. perry also won an american music award last night, for favorite female artist. superbowl 49 will be held february 1st in glendale, arizona.

>> late egg box office champs wins not only the weaken but whole year so far. returns to the big screen for the hunger games mocking jay part one. the latest installment in the franchise, it failed to match the previous film, that premiers, however, did still -- imagine and the highest opening this year so far. mocking jay brought in 123 million. coming in distant second, big hero six followed by inter stellar, dumb and dumber two, and gone girl, really hanging thon. >> still doing wellment been out few months now. great movie, i hear. we'll be right back with hey your chance to win not one not two not three but $100. >> but first, here's look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3.

gearing up for one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> we want to put little extra traveling money, walking around money, right? yes. so, how does $100 sound? pretty good. all do you have do text today's secret words of the day, and following theme here, first word was planes. so next one trains. i like it, just text trains to

84816. or enteron line at cbsphilly.com/text to win. we're giving away 100 delay good card twice a day every day but only through wednesday. so if you have been holding off, text trains. message and data rates do apply, keep in mind you have two more chances to win tomorrow and two more wednesday and then closing the book on that. >> we certainly have our hands full with the wind issues out there this morning. heaviest of the rain maybe woke up up, start today pull away, so just leaving the house you can probably get away without an umbrella not crazy about carting it along here today. but your current wind gusts being reported in just couple every choice locations, so very blustery, also, very warm. >> close the predominant part of the morning due to fatal accident that occurred here, between the blue route and 320. right now alternate, take 291,

pop right onto 95, at ridley park. jess, thank you. >> we talked on television shows about tricking out your regard. >> haven't seen too many vehicles like this one. check it out. rolling out of iowa mechanic garage, an upside down van. >> what? >> yes, how do you like that? >> just body upside down. rest of the vehicle completely street legal. >> that's crazy.

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good morning. it is monday, november 24th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." could it go from bad to worse in buffalo? rising temperatures fuel fears of massive flooding. protesters across the country await a decision from ferguson. the grand jury reconvenes in just hours. and it's being called the greatest catch ever. this morning hear the nfl rookie describe why this is not a fluke. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we're asking everyone to keep a watchful eye of their homes. yes, we are on guard. >> residents