>> we're following breaking news right now, some stunning video in ferguson, missouri, fires erupt, violent protesters filled the streets. >> police officer cleared for killing an un armed teenager. here in philadelphia, those protests are much more peaceful, hundreds every people filled the streets overnight, joining the chorus of critics. >> fire light up the night sky across ferguson, missouri after angry crowds take to the streets in protest. >> grand jury has decide the

not to indict ferguson police officer in the death of michael brown. at least dozen building burned, and several others were looted overnight. in that area where the 18 year old was fitly shot. police used tear gas to push back crowds, throwing rocks, other objects. sound lewis county police chief called the violence disappointing. >> a lot of gunfire, i'm disappointed this evening, i really don't have any hesitation, in telling you, that i didn't see a lot of people protest out there tonight. and i'm disappointed about that. i'm not saying there weren't folks out there that were out there for the right reason, not saying it wasn't the case, but i am saying, unfortunately, this has spun out of control. >> we're told at least 29 people were arrested in ferguson, over night. grand jury decision, "eyewitness news" report, jan carabeo joins us more with. that will good morning. >> erika, good morning. philadelphia police expect more protests, sim floor what

happened overnight, here, in and around city hall, later on today. they say they're prepared for that. meanwhile, last night, overnight, they say, these protests were overall respectful. they say, yes there is group was loud, large, very intense, but overall it went smoothly, minus just couple of hiccups. take a look at this video. see some of the protest that is unfolded overnight. ly say out of about 300 protesters here, only two people had to be taken into custody. protesters, as you can see, spilled into center city street overnight after learning about that grand jury decision. wake several miles, many and down market street, broad street, south street, eventually making their way all the way down to columbus boulevard. now, somewhere along that route, police tell us, cup couple of people tried to hip onto busy i95, that's when bike police were forced to intervene. that's when those two people were taken into custody. take a listen. >> i would anticipate one individual being charged. that individual did enter onto

95, and kneel down into the running lane of 95, and created an extremely hazardous situation where a female bike officer had to, herself, end err the running lanes, pull that person to safety. >> again two, people were taken into custody, and philadelphia police say we can expect charges later on this morning, overall, however, again, they say there is was respectful, it was a protest that philadelphia can be proud of, both protesters and philadelphia police in general. they do expect more protests here in the sit later today. we're reporting live outside of city hall, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. we will continue to follow this story and bring you the latest developments on our website. you can find more information there, as well, and take a look at the key evidence in that case. again, just by headed over to cbsphilly.com. right now, 5:33, wow, katie, this storm tomorrow, a lot of people are making plans around. >> absolutely. i highly suggest if you can that you do that. you don't want to be out on

the roads with the storm system on the move. there is going to be a very very tiny window of opportunity i think if you are trying to beat the storm, but, you know, the right conditions have to be in place. let me explain. we take it out first and for most to look on "skycam 3", off in the dips tans, liberty place there. generally clear skies, couple of clouds, we throw our current conditions coming in from the airport over top of. >> this humidity still up there. not looking at any rain right now. 57 degrees, so nice and mild, and we're seeing that winds slacken up little bit. you will notice the breeze somewhat here today. but not necessarily as pronounced as yesterday. storm scan3 next. we make the tri-state sweep. finding moisture southeast, generally, just off shore. that's actually a front that's going to be stalling out, and allowing the coastal storm to ride up the coast by tomorrow. so that will be sort of the impetus to get it, you know, into the location that we're expecting. to take the track that we're expecting. as a result, winter storm watches go into effect early tomorrow morning for all of the counties shaded in the blue. notice this will be a system

that essentially splits our region in two, while everybody sees an impact, it may be a different impact. but the highest impact from this storm comes by mid-day. that's when the heaviest of the moisture is moving in, we start to seat rain-snow line moving further south, so into philadelphia, at that point, you start to see any rain, changing over to snow. and we will have far more on this system, as we move forward in the show here. but for now, today is quiet, just little breezy, and still smidge milder than average. of course we do have snow on the way, so make sure that your cbs philly weather app is on your smart phone. check the radar around the clock, get the most updated forecast, and you can download it right now, on eye tunes and google play. it is a great app. now would be a great time to get it. it is free, too, what's better than that? vet tore crashes over to you. >> we love free. good morning, everyone, traveling out and about right now, still not be a problem. we are waiting on the rush. so with that said, you have a lot of good news. let's get outside and take a look. first up the schuylkill expressway traveling 76, this

shot here is westbound, approaching city avenue, making your way out toward belmont. again, not seeing that big huge delay that we're used to seeing in the morning, just yet. 5:36. usually don't see the rumbling after rush hour form, until about 6:00, 6:15, so, still pretty early. take a look at 476, not too far away from the areas of the mid-county toll plaza, around the 95 area, the schuylkill area, 476 is great. speed censors still high up into the 50's, nine, a schuylkill, blue route, everywhere else. >> if you are traveling, however, elsewhere, this is nine street at tillman street. we are dealing with a vehicle fire, so do you want to be minds full of this traveling in the area of chester county. can we do have an accident at game farm road at hokle road. things at the airport are just fine, erika. >> thank you, right now 5:36. in business news this morning

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people are already like continuing to the plot after charlie brown christmas, christmas tree. >> sure. >> just needs little love. >> fill in the empty spot, it will be fine. >> indeed. >> we have much more coverage this morning on the unrest in ferguson for you. >> we are going to talk to legal analyst about the grand jury decision including the key evidence that made them clear an officer for killing un arm teenager also talking about what's next for that officer. >> and, the roads are okay right now. but that could change in the next 24 hours. snow is on the way t could make getting around on one of the busiest travel days of the year, yes, real headache. katie has her eye on the storm. we'll be right back.

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>> we are following breaking news right now, unrest continues in ferguson, missouri and across the country after grand jury does not indict a police officer over the shooting death of michael brown this summer. there have been fire sets, vandalism, and several area he cents. >> also, more developments after the verdicts. protests broke out in several cities including philadelphia. hundreds of people marched through center city after that verdict was announced. philadelphia police say demonstrations though were peaceful. >> penndot crews are getting their snow removal trucks in gear. we are expecting snow tomorrow. one of the busiest travel days of the year. we can get an update on that, right now, because it is time for traffic and weather

together. here's kate. >> i yes, so we'll have as much detail as we can muster up here for what's happening tomorrow. i do also want to address what's going on there right now, what we've got going on for the the rest of the day. maybe some turkey day shopping plans that you have got to get in, or you are in fact traveling today. looking good. checking in with the eyewitness weather watcher network. we start smack dab in the center with bill, one of the new be's to the program here, has yet to put up profile picture but that's owing. that's your notice, bill. 62 degrees, nice and warm start to the morning for us, out there, in delaware county. let's take you into kent county where jays son sent in 58 degrees middletown, generally looking at clouds right now. again, very mild start, and he said hard to imagine snow 24 hours from now. boy, do i hear that. meanwhile, we take new new jersey, checking in from mark, he sent this in over the last half hour. 59 degrees in chatsworth, new jersey. so nice and mild start for everybody. and it is still dry. as we go next to our storm scan3, wide zoom. what we find here is that

things are looking pretty good up and down for the most part the eastern seaboard. but boy is this going to be different story come this same time tomorrow. flog well defined just yet, but storm will eventually develop. this up that front, and because we are right on the northwest side of it, that's why we're expecting whole mixed bag of some rain, some sleet, and definitely some snow. notice, if you go a county or two away from philadelphia, upper becomes, upper montgomery, you can be looking to four-8 inches or more going up toward the i80 corridor. now basically from the jersey turnpike on southeast, coating to modest inch or two at most, mainly rain event for those areas, but you will start to see that rain turn over to snow, as the sun goes down, colder air wraps in tomorrow evening, in those locations. now, that said, here's how it

looks for your travel. today is primo if you want to head out, get that travel in tomorrow, it is rough, if you can avoid it, please do. there is going to be so many people on the roads as it is, and just going to be rough situation. icy spots perhaps left over thursday morning, but, we're going to be in much better shape by that point. so once we hit turkey day and beyond, looking good, warm it back to up seasonal territory by sunday, monday beyond tomorrow, next chance for any kind of precipitation. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, with that said, when you have snow coming your way, definitely good idea to check your fluid in your vehicles, make sure headlights are both there. yes, definitely going to be prepared. and of course, stay with us here at cbs-3. anyway, taking a look at 476, blue route, not too far from the area, schuylkill, conshohocken, mid-county toll plaza, moving well. really for the entire part moving well. because speed censors are still looking great. take a look, if you are traveling on route one, making your way toward the trenton morrisville bridge. no problems in bucks county,

if you are making your way into new jersey, no problems on route one in the northeast, you have lot of good news still this morning. speed censors, high up into the 50's, 55 on the schuylkill, same on 95 and 476, not dealing with too much after problem n chester we do have this accident here ninth at tillman, be minds full of that. mass transit looks great. ukee? >> all right, vittoria. rally in the street overnight expressing feelings over the grand jury decision not to indict officer darren wilson. from washington dc to south central la mostly position full demonstrations, some say brown's case is roo igniting tensions. >> the young people, that minorities are not going to see justice in their lifetimes. sad. >> more than 100 rallies planned in the country, and canada over the next few days, in response to the grand jury's decision.

>> we're getting better idea when they decided not to indict. >> prosecutors released more than 1,000 pages of documents from the case including wilson's testimony. >> what do we learn from the documents, al one town of them? >> as the grand jury had i to sift through them, so are we, primarily of course looking at the testimony from officer wilson. certainly that was very heavily wade upon, by these grand jurors, i would say, the second most probative piece of evidence they had to consider several autopsies done, and things about bullet projectory, the way the bullets enters the boyde, all very telling, and trying to figure out what happened on

this fateful incident. >> do you believe the brown family or can they raise civil case? >> absolutely they'll absolutely will move forwards, at the very least, officer wilson, although might not be criminal responsible, they'll suggest he is liable for the wrongful killing of their 18 year old son. that's lesser burdens end of proof than even this probable cause so i anticipate them moving forward in this direction. >> i mentioned officer wilson's testimony was part of those documents, released, we also saw pictures of the injuries, what do you think that had on the grand jury decision? >> interesting. seeing a lot of people already responding on social media, even within the legal community, being kind of surprise that there weren't more severe injuries, from officer wilson. but i want to be clear, that's

not one of the requirement, that is not one of the requirements taken into consideration when considering the justification of deadly force. >> if you believe he was in fear, and acted according to that, so that's really more so what the testimony yields dollars, some people say in contradiction to what the pictures show. again pointing out it the nos required that he have sub sean shale injury, only that he believed he was in reasonable fear for his life. >> based on the evidence you've seen, red about, heard about, can you make a decision, did they make the right decision, or can you put thrust? >> you know, it is something that i would never want to be in a situation myself. >> i commend these grand jurors for going through all of this evidence, as you said, a thousand pages plus, 60 plus witnesses, they convene on 25 separate occasions

>> i applause them. do they make the ride decision? who is to say that? go they took this very seriously, that's what we can expect our grand jurist to do. >> thank you so much for joining thus morning. >> and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the ferguson grand jury decision and the fall out that's still unfolding new developments on tv and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> time 5:49. before you walk out the door, another check on traffic and weather together on the 3's. katie has the latest on tomorrow's pre thanksgiving snow. >> and, you're running out of chances to win $100. keep watching for the words of the day up next. first though here's a look at what's coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3.

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>> absolutely. man, talk about a phrase that will be incredibly literal here for today. >> quieted, you can see, storm scan3, actually moisture just off shore. don't worry, so much about that, maybe sussex county delaware gets clipped. overall looking at totally dry day. first rain dropping moving in from the south. if you leave early enough travel plans north and wells you could beat this depending where you are going once here, their stay. we're seeing very sharp gradient, between that rain-snow line here, generally over philadelphia rain to snow, pretty much everybody seeing little bit of mix withing snow before the storm completely retreats, so southeastern pa, most of northwestern new jersey, winter storm watch at that

point, look ahead to thursday, all gone, maybe left over icy spots as well. >> i love the little turkey. >> so cute. >> really is the cutest thing. good morning, everyone, you know, traffic wise, we're not dealing with anything major, just yet. still waiting on that rush. , creeping up, but still looking great. a look at the platt bridge, no delays in either direction here. , the busiest travel day of the year, anybody trying to get to the philadelphia international airport, brace yourself, give yourself more time of course. speed censors still high up 50's all of the majors, things will change, why you want to keep it here. stay with us cbs-3, "eyewitness news", we'll be

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning, family, thanks for joining us. yep, brace yourself for early taste of winter. this is what we could be seeing tomorrow. ready or not, the snow is on the way. so, get those shovels ready to ice, the salt, penndot is preparing as well. katie has your forecast, in just a few minute. >> first though we have breaking news to talk about here. violence erupts in ferguson, missouri overnight after demonstrators learn there would be no criminal indictment against city police offers here shot an unarmed teen. >> and that unrest continues this morning as more fires burn all across ferguson. >> now, weaver auto repair shop that we've been watching this morning. there is video of t more than dozen businessesly say were vandalized and looted by ang